18 Mar 1919
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 41 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
1
The Supreme Council in Paris decides that Helgoland defenses must be dismantled. This ruling directs removal of fortifications and related military works on the island in accordance with diplomatic terms.
wartime decision by supreme war council aims to internationalize the Kiel Canal with a toll system to fund maintenance. Germany would likely retain sovereignty over the waterway while allowing free use by all nations under equal terms.
General Pershing presented medals to soldiers who proved bravery as troops march toward the Rhine. The ceremony honored regiments including American forces and allied units with a parade through encampments and towns while officers noted acts of courage and unity with British and French troops.
Women street car conductors of the Cleveland Railway Co. who were discharged on March 1st must be restored to their work under no decision of the war labor board made today by Joint Secretary Charles Muell and Manly.
Associated Press report from Washington says the War Department shows about 24 percent of American expeditionary forces sent to France have returned home as of March 14. The figures reflect officers and enlisted men as troops move toward demobilization.
Frank J. Hayes president of the United Mine Workers of America called for a six hour work day a six day week and wage increases in a policy committee address at Indianapolis on March 15 1926. He urged nationalization of coal mines in the country.
Washington officials and lawmakers anticipate an extra session before June 1 as certain, though no evidence changes President Wilson’s stance against summoning Congress before his return from France. Cabinet officers expect the session to begin in May.
Text of the report is garbled but indicates disruption and orderly strikes at textile works in Lawrence Massachusetts. It mentions workers and authorities handling tension and disturbances with possible police involvement and labor actions.
Dwight B. Ketring aged 23 of Goshen died after a bout with influenza at Pio dock last night. He had previously worked with Mock and Ketrine vulcanizers on North Main street and was connected to Goshen and Syrecuse. Survived by his father, a brother Para Ketring, and other family. He had attempted U S service three times, with the last attempt during the recent wave failing to enlist.
The county farm report shows that eighty acres will be planted this year with peas and mixed crops, including garden and watermelons. Limestone fortification covers much ground, and commissioners approved the suggested improvements and new apparatus at farm buildings. Mrs. E R Ganger now supervises the infirmary after her husband, the former superintendent, was killed last June in a vehicle collision at the furni crossing.
Martha Ho Kinney, trustee of Elk Hart Township, urged residents to order drags and scrapers for road work. The county unit treasurer announced a meeting to discuss funding and coordination as work continues on the unpaved routes.
The South Bend News-Times reports local ministers have dodged the liquor issue as a political topic in the city. The piece notes the cautious stance of church leaders amid debates over alcohol regulation and public policy.
Ligonier has developed into a major cream center with local industry growth and increased production capacity. The town sees new facilities and expanded distribution, signaling a thriving dairy sector and job opportunities for residents.
A Cham ber of Commerce communication says Sault Dead may host Allied Flying Circus on its U S tour to promote the Liberty loan. Floyd Eaton of Goshen, World War I veteran, belongs to a wires division that would aid the campaign in Goshen. A Chicago Liberty Loan meeting Friday will discuss arranging a division visit to Goshen with a luncheon and address by Carter Glass.
Internal Revenue field deputies will keep working to help taxpayers who faced exceptional circumstances. Collector Kruger says this follows department policy to aid honest filers and apply penalties only as needed. An estimated 60,000 to 80,000 returns were in question, with law effective February 28 and final filing date March 15.
Public records show Studebaker Corporation of South Bend led U S wartime orders totaling 57 million plus. Value of war work completed around 60 7 million with U S government orders at 50 079 416 027 and 107827 6 0 completed. British orders reached 46 946 155 72 with 14 962 885 459 invested.
Goshen hospital faced an urgent case with no nurse warned in advance. After contacting surrounding towns, only Middlebury could supply an emergency nurse. Some nurses are sick, but most are employed as physicians handle many cases.
The Sunday school board of the First Methodist church will discuss methods from the state board at a meeting this evening in the church parlors. Topics include representation at the Elkhart convention and assigning teachers and superintendents for the departments. Reverend H C Harrison will preside.
Ambiguously rendered notes describe gatherings and rallies in a southern area tied to a national fund drive. References to April events and Baptist involvement appear, with unclear names and dates due to OCR damage.
Goof Stahis is named manager of the Middlebury Shippers Association. He will oversee livestock shipping for farmers in the township and coordinate local grain and livestock movements.
Nicholas Ozvegy an Elkhart laborer and Imi Barbara Czerna a South Bend housekeeper secured a marriage license in South Bend.
Washington to decide ownership of warship assets later as Britain offers to submit cables to American authorities for Supreme Council consideration. In New York a beer content regulation dispute prompts the Justice Department inquiry as Internal Revenue seeks an official opinion. Defendants in a brewery stock case invite government cooperation in testing wartime prohibition constitutionality.
Mrs Catherine P Hilbish aged 68 died at her Bristol home after a months long illness following a fall from a stepladder. Survived by son John Edwin Hilbish of Lagrange Illinois daughter Mrs Homer Roth of Elkhart two sisters and two grandchildren. Husband John Hilbish died ten years ago. Funeral services Thursday with a friends meeting at 1 pm and church services at 2 pm at Zion church. Burial in Zion church cemetery.
Goshen High School will organize a track team as soon as weather allows with daily practices at the fairgrounds. Coach Snodgrass will lead the squad after coaching basketball, and a dual meet with Elkhart and possibly a triangular meet with Elkhart and South Bend are anticipated. Principal A K Jeffrey notes the basketball schedule for next season is nearly set.
City authorities announce a spring cleanup in Goshen with about 900 loads of ashes and rubbish to be removed. Expenses will be drawn from the general fund and cleanup will start on the selected date.
A wheeled truck became immobilized yesterday on Chicago avenue between Pike street and Lincolnea avenue with a rear wheel fully underground. Jerry Klase and assistants today succeeded in freeing the vehicle.
Charles Henry was arrested at Laporte after returning from Chicago carrying a suitcase filled with whiskey.
INDIANAPOLIS March 18 The right of police to seize intoxicating liquor without a warrant and use it as evidence against a defendant was challenged in a motion filed by James F Deery for Joseph Klemenc. The motion seeks return of two whiskey bottles taken from Klemenc s trunk and asks the court to limit police search powers.
Soldiers and marines discharged from service receive first hand guidance from United States Civil Service Commission representatives. They explain civil service openings, entry requirements, and provide application blanks to help veterans gain federal employment. Post commanding officers support the effort, aiming to place demobilized men in solid positions.
Peter Levison a Syracuse merchant pleaded guilty before Judge Drake in the circuit court to uttering a check without funds He admitted he drew the check while unable to meet it and cited personal distress The court fined him 100 plus costs but suspended the fine subject to repayment of costs and future appearances
Cunningham, sentenced on his guilty plea to murdering Mrs. Anna Keplogle at her Bristol area home on March 6, will be transported to Michigan City prison this week by Sheriff Sanford. He shows no concern for his future, eats well, and has had visitors. An 11th birthday anniversary is one week away, and by then he will begin his life sentence. Dairy Denoucrat-17 cents per week.
Citizens and church workers in Goshen call for a Y M C A building to serve young people. They favor a county campaign to recruit leaders and ministers and plan to reconvene next Wednesday evening at the public Library.
A case titled State et Uadt newsreel Yetta Mo Packer vs First Whemos was filed in circuit court this morning as prosecuting attorney Rermat Haskine presented the matter. The accused waived the hearing and appeared with Phoenus as surety on March 27 in Ribhbart township.
Floods eased across Indiana as two days of rain swelled streams yesterday. Fears of a repeat 1915 flood eased as the Wabash Peru Logansport and Marion areas saw receding water. Interurban traffic around Peru restored soon with limited car service and resumed travel possible.
August Pitsch of Mishawaka suffers head and facial bruises after an encounter with the conductor aboard a South Side car Lear Mishawitka.
Veteran performer Frank Tiramont, 71, collapsed and died in front of the Phil Joselphie theater where his company was enlisted as enticement. The event occurred as his troupe presented a show, with authorities investigating the sudden death.
The report notes a pending brewers stockholders suit seeking government cooperation. It discusses warship disposition and possible surrender terms under the peace treaty. The American delegation views ownership of certain German ships as undecided, with ultimate rights to be determined later. British representatives defer to the supreme council on ownership of German cables to America. Other parties in Africa are preparing briefs.
Fire swept the England residence on Walnut Street this morning, gutting the house and damaging surrounding property. Neighbors, Drummond family, and local volunteers aided the blaze. the home owned by Mrs. Etta Fisher Bogland was insured and the lot once housed a McKee infant memorial site. A public fund previously raised for the McKees funded building costs on the adjacent lot.
The Kiwanis club of Elkhart is attempting to attract a Henry Ford tractor plant to the city. Such an industry is seen as employing about 10 000 men. A location decision is expected to be made soon.
Fragmentary notes recount a person named Dodim McCormnes celebrating Trisi Tener becoming a United States citizen. The text mentions prosperity and belonging within the community, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The Tadies of the First Brethren church host no penny supper a basement site at the church corner of Second and Clinton Streets. Will Hire from near Ligonier buys Hayes property in that city and plans a bungalow. Girls get a special program during the Boys and Girls round-up week April 21 22 23 24 Purdue University.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.