President Wilson Arrives in Brest Aboard George Washington
President Wilson lands at Brest France aboard the George Washington and plans to travel to Paris the next day. The presidential party receives firm arrangements to start work without delay as Bevin and officials coordinate the program amid reports of pending talks with German authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevin
AL Po
Wilson
Brest
Petrnda Imamediateds
Fontrol Wis Stes
Recertisis
Wail Crebabts Agrive
Gm Puaitis
Hiern
W Peete
Flay
Paris
Rioting Breaks Out In Newark After Strike Move
Rioting erupts in Newark New Jersey after a strike action. Police report two men hospitalized and two striking workers and a sympathizer arrested. National guard involvement noted as authorities prepare to submit to federal review in Washington.
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Newark
N. J
Riegheud Corpoeration
Washington
Ries
Paria
Aerial Terms for Germany Are Fixed
AP despatched report notes a fixed set of aerial terms affecting Germany, with details unclear due to damaged text. The fragment hints at policy or treaty language and mentions a meeting and persons associated with the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New York Harbor Strike Expected to End Soon
Officials said the New York harbor strike would be settled soon as private boat operators indicated willingness to resume service. Police reported ongoing tensions and preparations amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Washington
Maren Pi
New York Harbor
Department of Libel
Building Material Prices Stay Up
In a brief report material costs remain elevated with prices continuing upward amid ongoing supply concerns. The item notes limited declines and persistent demand affecting multiple sectors and construction planning. The wording reflects a general price stability trend across building materials.
Wu Eight Years Jet Doyle Dies at Fort Wasie Home
Jet Doyle aged 01 dies at his Fort Wasie residence after a eight year illness. Local officials report the long illness confined him to home. The obituary notes his family’s grief and community mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Doyle
Fort Wasiie
Government Troops Drive Spartacans From East Berlin
German government forces push Spartacans from the East End of Berlin including Lichtenberg after lively fighting. Government troops systematically occupy the district and report capturing articles while noting casualties and claimed atrocities by fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copmenifagen
East End
Berlin
Lichtenberg
Latin American Demands on Germany Near 1 Billion
Latin American governments seek about 31 billion dollars in reparations from Germany for war damages. The claims focus on ships sunk by the enemy and include deposits held in Berlin and Hamburg. Brazil and other nations press for reimbursement of wartime losses tied to trade disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hauburg
Berks
Germany
Brazil
German Press Roiled by Treaty Reports Stir Up Debate
Fragmented Moscow style report describes German newspapers across factions reacting to a proposed treaty. Authors cite concern over borders and postwar policy. Limited readable names and places appear amid garbled OCR.
162 Radicals Are Arrested in New York
Police report states 162 radicals were arrested in New York on a raid targeting alleged left wing agitators. The operation spanned East Fifteenth Street and involved multiple officers in a night-time sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Fifteenth Street
Ifatoasis
Denial of Rumor on War Funds Diverted for Association Buildings
New York March reports quoted Y as denying circulating claims that Young Men's Christian Association funds were diverted from war relief to erect permanent association buildings. Sloane, chairman of the war work committee, stated no donations were used for building projects or welfare work outside approved purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorkin Mareh
Chrix
Fragmented OCR Teaser of Local Notice Remains
An unclear OCR segment presents partial text about local items and officials. readable names or places are scarce, but the fragment hints at a public notice or statistical brief.
Studebaker Executive Named Neighboring City Liaison
Vince has been appointed as assistant to President AL J. Prsk ue of the Studebaker Corporation in South Dend, serving as equpoint liaison for corporate affairs and regional outreach.
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Hareb
Vince
AL J. Prskue
Studebaker Corporation
South Dend
Goshen Lodge to Elect Officers This Evening
Goshen Lodge No TOS BLP O E will hold an election of officers this evening. Members are likely to attend as the fraternal body chooses leadership for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Lodge No. Tos, BL
P.O. E
Cost to Be Tried for Murder Next May
Lewis David Cost of Goshen faces first degree murder charges for the December 21, 1918 killing of his wife Jessie Place Cost and his suicide attempt in Fond du Lac. He pleads not guilty at preliminary hearing and awaits the May circuit court trial with three sons and grandparents as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DE Lac
Wis
Lewis David Cost
Goshen
Jessie Place-Cost
Cost
St. Agnes Hospital
Democrat
Fond Duo Lac
Public Service Commission Faces Authority Gaps
The Public Service Commission held an informal hearing with railway employers and South Pend city officials to review interurban line issues. The inquiry examined control by the Northern Indiana Ry and possible further action by the commission, with no cab service clearly identified yet.
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Toe Tadiada
South
Amos Bor
Hayresx
South Pend
Vie Dherense
Northern
Indianua Ry
Conemisstor
Red Cross Seal Sale Planned for 1919
The Red Cross announces a 1919 seal sale after a failed drive last year. Officials plan a post Christmas sale to fund humanitarian efforts, hoping to restore holiday spirit and encourage public support for relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Dismal Train Collision Ends in Fatality and Injuries
A passenger train collision near Bo and O. OA left Bertin of Garrett dead and several others injured including Harvey Heat of Chic Postiillv kitled, Wasshin ooosttrered with a broken arm, and Gurd man. Edward 4leKetvey of Hor ton Raw escaped injury. The four escaped group arrived from Wiha together in an other car and fled westward after the eastward stop toward the passenger station.
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Plastica Bertin
Garrett
Bo & O
Harveys Heat
Chic Postiillv
Wasshin
Edward 4leKetvey
Horton
Raw
Hand
Wiha
Assenger Staten
Yankee Doodle Minstrels at Armiogia
A fragmented note describes the Yankee Deantie Minstrels in Ar miogia performing an early show. The text is garbled with missing words but suggests a concert or exhibition with notable figures like Clemens referenced in a faded way.
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Armiogia
Teriadstenett
Five Dollar Word Piece Found on Main Street
Claries Smith of 421 North Fitts Street found a five dollar word piece on Main Street yesterday and touted the find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claries Smith
North Fittstreet
Main Street
Farmers Rally Draws 4000 In Indianapolis Thursday March 20
More than 4,000 farmers and stock men are expected to attend a live stock rally in Indianapolis on Thursday March 20. Organized groups invite exhibitors and attendees to discuss market prospects and farm policy during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeld
Indianapolis
Youthful killer confesses at county jail
Walter Cunningham, 17, of Plymouth, hired hand, admits to murdering Anna Replogle wife of his employer and attempting to kill her daughter Cecil at the Replogle farm near Bristol. He says the killing was revenge after alleged mistreatment and signs a full confession to Sheriff Rauford and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cunningham
Plymouth
Anna Reploge
Perry Replogle
Cecil
Replogle
Bristol
Avilla
Sol Berkes
Rauford
Cunningham
Mateh
Goshen
Nessport
Peadleafford
Stroh Man Arrested for Beating Wife in Lagrange
Cleveland Malone of Stroh was arrested on a charge of beating his wife and lodged in jail at Lagrange. He was arraigned before Justice Hisson, who fined him and charged costs totaling 315.50, which Malone paid. The wife testified he was a good provider, influencing a merciful judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Malone
Stroh
Lagrange
Hisson
Trustee Files Petition for Condemnation Action
Trustee files a petition in the circuit court seeking condemnation of certain ships and related property. The petition asserts the trustee’s authority to seize and sell the designated assets as part of the trust administration and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau
Tecudis
County jail receives moped and Rekeeet seats in error
A garbled OCR item reports items named as moped and Rekeeet seats taken to the county jail while Hosen is moved to the penal farm. The text also mentions Smith to serve for common begins and Mereland for intoxication with unclear details.
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Smith
Mereland
Election of Officers for Ladies Aid at First M E
The Ladies Aid society of the First M E church meets tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the church for a business session and annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the First M. E. Church
Jackson Township School Workers Back Centralization Plan
Jackson township school workers met at the county superintendent of schools office to support centralization of the district schools. North part already centralized at New Paris. southern districts would share a new building about five miles south, with two sites under review and condemnation in circuit court. County Supt. Weaver said the plan improves student transport and aligns with supplying New Paris High School.
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Jackson Township
New Paris
Weaver
Lne
High School of
County Unit Law Not Interfering With Township Petitions
County Surveys Kinney states the county unit road law will not affect petitions circulated in townships. Townships lose the right to build roads themselves while county commissioners decide on road systems in Elkhart county this season. County Surveyor Kinney notes changes will shift road authority to the county, linking roads with main travel routes ahead of court commissioners meeting on May 17.
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Kinney
Elkhart County
Kinnves
Mowukis
Marea
Vey
Whiskey Replaced With Water Allegation In South Bend
South Bend, Indiana reports that saloonkeeper Barrett faced charges after police alleged whiskey was replaced with water at his establishment. Barrett was acquitted by Special Judge Vitus G. Jones and a jury though the judge instructed the jury to make no definite finding.
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Barrett
South End
Manes
Owho
Jady Vitus G. Jones
Se. Bend
South Bend
Township Assessors Meet To Discuss New Law
Township assessors gathered with county officials to review the new tax law, focusing on tangible and intangible property and assessment methods. They were told that assessments completed before Tuesday would remain under the old law and urged to attend Friday’s session in South Bend to hear state official Fred Sims interpret the measure.
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Indianapelis
South
Scarlet Fever Quarantine Sweeps Local Neighborhood
Udon township reports several weeks of scarlet fever outbreak centered at John Mayberry’s home at the edge of Columbia City. The disease has prompted quarantine of several nearby families and protective measures across the area.
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Tip Whitney County
Udon
John Mayberry
Ege
Columbia City
Dora Mills Dies of Pneumonia at Battle Creek
Dora Mills 43 wife of J Burt Mills Fort Wayne died at Battle Creek sanitarium from pneumonia.
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Battle Creek
Dora Mills
J. Burt Mills
Fort Wayne
Battle Creek Sanitarium
High School Basketball Tournament Opens at Lafayette High
The annual state high school basketball tournament began at the Pare due university extinasium with 22 sectional champions set to compete for state honors. The opening games featured Richmond vs Bloomington and continued through Saturday with fans and teams from across the state watching.
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Tid
Welock
Richmond
Bloomington
Cournes
Ibn Gaier
Lebasen
Ceres
Passage of County Farm Supt. Ganger Noted in New York Court
The New York court records show a $200 payment tied to the passing of County Farm Superintendent Ganger. The entry mentions actions via the circuit court and references a former Washington township farmer associated with the case.
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Ganger
Court Hilla Granger
Bodin
Limer
Eo Gancer
Washigeton
Art
Obftittaary
Unknown Woman Prevents Possible Crime
An unstable report describes a doctor Nedfer or Neifer detaining plans to shoot his wife. Police tracked him to Elkhart where he faced a divorce suit in South Bend. Bail was posted. next Wednesday's hearing is scheduled with attorney Mrs. Neifer involved.
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Nedfer
Neifer Wa
Interac
Pook
Neifer
Adel
Neiver
South Bend
Ios
Elkhart
Appropriation to Fight Tuberculosis Approved in State Assembly
The state assembly proposed an appropriation of dollars to combat tuberculosis with a fund to begin immediate health activities. The measure outlines a substantial portion for urgent use and aims to start statewide tuberculosis control under the state board of health.
Area fruit growers say prospects look good this season
Local growers in the area report hopeful outlooks for the harvest with fewer alarmists predicting ruin, noting generally favorable conditions and steady demand.
Spartacans Defeated Near Berlin Suburb
Government forces win at Lichtenberg as Spartacans suffer defeat in the Berlin area. Soldiers report advancing fronts and tightened control around the suburb. Local residents describe artillery activity and movement along the eastern front.
Radicals flee as government forces close in on Lichtenberg
Corportional details report heavy artillery and trench fighting as government troops press Spartacan positions in Lichtenberg. Prisoners are said to be taken with some executions. Spartans scatter, attempting to conceal identities among civilians.
Victory Loan Campaign To Begin Monday April Twenty First
The notice outlines the start of a Victory Loan campaign on Monday April 21 with terms reserving the right to accept all subscriptions. It references a total of ST.60006 0008 and indicates careful management of funds over the campaign period.
No Censorship Ex ercised by U. S.
Article discusses public criticism of censorship and debate over whether censorship was exercised by the United States government. It notes claims that censorship may have influenced public opinion and policy, while other sources insist no censorship occurred.
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Washington
Mareh
Anuietica
State insurance Men Appreciate Defeat
Riebert Shingler of Indianapolis, a state insurance man, is the guest of Cy Sherwin today. He says that the defeat of the anti state law bill is appreciated by all insurance men for if passed it would have taken control of the insurance rates out of the hands of the several companies. Referring to the new insurance commission he said the custom had hitherto been for the insurance companies to file Civil annual reports with the state auditor. The commission which becomes operative in September of Java, will thereafter receive such reports and direct all state business.
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Riebert Shingler
Indianapolis
Cy Sherwin
Finsurance Commission
Java
Goshen Boy Receives Deserved Promotion
A Goshen youth earns a military promotion after applying his duties as a solicitor and advancing through the ranks. The change elevates him within the 161st First Delaware unit as he takes on new responsibilities at camp.
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Goshen Boy
Sherwin
Young Woman Found Drunk In Laporte Home
Ida Lane of Michigan City daughter of John Boyd was found intoxicated inside John Roberts residence in Laporte. Boyd followed her to Laporte after she left Michigan City with Roberts.
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Ida Lane
Michigan City
Jotn Boyd
That City
John Roberts
Laporte
Boyd
Roberts
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