Villa Flees South Ward With Remnants of His Army
Rebel leader Villa retreats from the South Ward as pursuit closes in. A trail of dead and dying soldiers is left behind, signaling a costly retreat and shifting control in the region.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1916
Page
1
Villa Fleeing Toward Sierra Tarahumara in Mexico
Reports from El Paso and Columbus describe Villa leading remnants of his army fleeing from Namiquipa toward the Sierra Tarahumara. The American expeditionary forces, with field headquarters at Colonia Dublan, assess that Villa plans resistance to U S troops as Mexican civilians remain reluctant to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
American Expeditionary Forces
Colonia Dublan
Chihuahua
Mex
Villa
Bronze torpedo piece found on Sussex line reported
Consular Agent Whitman in Boulogne says French officials informed him a bronze fragment resembling torpedo part was found on the Sussex railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Whitman
Boulogne
Sussex
World War I War Dispatches Across Fronts
Reported actions include possible German torpedoing of the Sussex or an English ship, with the U S administration ready to break relations if confirmed. Athens says a French troop transport struck a mine and sank with 73 rescued. Turks allegedly order evacuation of Konieh in Asia Minor. Details from Paris indicate no American casualties aboard the Sussex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar
Germany
London
Athens
Konieh
Asia Minor
Alma Garvin to address Farm Home Economic club dates
Miss Alma L. Garvin of Purdue who attended the 1914 farmers short course will meet with the Farm Home Economic club April 13 15. Efforts are under way to secure the domestic science room at the high school for the 14 15. Garvin will give demonstrations in different farm homes on the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma L. Garvin
Purdue
Farm Home Economic Club
Garvin
Lilley Delivers El Paso Letter On Mexican War
Al Lilley, South Bend correspondent for the South Bend Tribune Chicago Daily News and the Motor Age, writes from El Paso Texas that he found comparatively little excitement and that press dispatches may have misrepresented actual conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
al Lilley
South Bend
South Bend Tribune
Chicago Daily News
The
Motor Age
Taxicab Sinks in Mud Hole on South Eighth Street
The Greenawalt taxicab sank in a mud hole on South Eighth street last evening. It required a horse and another car to pull it out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Eighth Street
floods flood Elkhart lowlands as river overflows banks
Heavy rains caused the Elkhart River to spill over its banks, flooding adjacent lowlands and prompting local advisories. Authorities urge residents to avoid floodwaters and monitor alerts as conditions may worsen with more rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart River
Knights of Pythias Rank of Page Conferred
The Rank of Page will be conferred Tuesday March 28. Full attendance is desired. M. 5. Rummel, C. C. 2¢
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Rummel
C. C
Thin Wheat Crop Predicted Across the Nation
Reports from across the country indicate a very thin wheat crop this season. Farmers worry about yields and market implications as drought and heat stress impact fields nationwide.
State council formed to aid civil service employees
The Indiana state council of federal civil service employees was formed at a conference in Indianapolis. About 500 representatives from 10,600 government employees attended. The council will push pending federal legislation, focusing on a pension and retirement bill. Twelve of the state’s fifteen congressional districts were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana State Council of Federal Civil Service
Northern Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference Session
It is expected that between 600 and 709 clergymen and delegates will attend the third annual session of the Northern Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference in Fort Wayne. Preliminary sessions will begin tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference
Harrison Law Partner Dead
John P B Flam aged 70 died at his Indianapolis home. In 1883 he became law partner of Benjamin Harrison who would later be elected president in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John PB. Flam
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Winters Poyster $5,000 Damage Suit Here
Plaintiff accuses the divorced wife’s parents of causing $5,000 damage in a suit tried here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poyser
Plaintiff
Man Testifies to Wrongful Imprisonment in Theft Case
A defendant takes the stand claiming he was falsely imprisoned on a theft charge. He recounts events that align with the allegations filed in the complaint.
Winterspoyster Case Jury Names
Jury list for the Winterspoyster case includes Charles Dinehart Concord township Elwood Steinmetz Jackson township Jesse Long Jefferson township David D Bechtel Goshen Lewis Bratton York township Wm Eldridge Middlebury Daniel F E Long Concord township Burt Tarman Elkhart township Fred S Hixon Middlebury T L Stultz Goshen Charles A Cook Goshen G W Wehmeyer Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dinehart
Concord
Elwood Steinmetz
Jackson
Jesse Long
Jefferson
David D. Bechtel
Goshen
Lewis Bratton
York
Wm. Eldridge
Middlebury
Daniel FE. Long
Burt Tarman
Elkhart
Fred S. Hixon
T. L. Stultz
Charles A. Cook
G. W. Wehmeyer
Revival at First Christian Church Ends in Success
Closed is First Christian Church revival ends with a strong audience and deep interest. Evangelist Rev. BGeisiezel earned many friends with earnest messages nightly. Three new converts yesterday bring total 28 for the series and church life grows with cooperative spirit. Regular business meeting set and Wednesday prayer service billed as echo revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bgeisiezel
Milford Pharmacy Pioneer Frank P Groves Dies at 69
Frank P Groves former Milford pharmacist died at his Milford home yesterday afternoon of paralysis after years of illness. He moved to Milford young and ran Groves Pharmacy for many years. Survived by wife Edwina and brothers Milton B William and Isaac M. Funeral from his Jute residence Wednesday at 2 PM, Milford Cemetery. Rev A De Losier to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groves
Milford
Edwina
Milton B
Milford Marble & Granite Works
William
Milford Mail
Isaac M
Rev. A. de Losier
Fight between rival dealers erupts in Wilfore office
Don ald C. McDougall and Irving A. Wilfore clashed in Wilfore’s Hawks Gortner building office while onlookers watched. A loaded revolver was reportedly involved. no arrests were made as police arrived to quell the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Donald C. McDougall
Irving A. Wilfore
Wilfere
Hawks-Gortner
Lincoln Avenue
McDougal
Wilfore
Sears
McDougall
Mortuary Records: Rebekah Rigby and Lucinda Luscomb
Mrs Rebekah Rigby 73 died of apoplexy at her daughter's Elkhart home after years of mild illness. Born August 13 1842 in Tilkalb County she had lived in Elkhart 25 years. Mrs Lucinda Luscomb 62 died of pneumonia at her daughter Mrs Swartzell's Elkhart home. She leaves one daughter two grandchildren and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigby
Rebekah Rigby
I. E. Hendershott
Elkhart
Lagrange Man Wins Premiums at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Eugene Fisher of LaGrange County Indiana won 17 premiums from 19 entries in the grain exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition. He received a gold medal for wheat, a silver for oats, and a bronze for white tobacco grown by C. C. Wade of LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Eugene Fisher
Lagrange County
Indiana
Fisher
Harley Tobacco
C. C. Wade
Laerange
Nappanee appoints new letter carriers for free delivery
Samuel Sharp and Orville Fisher son of EF Fisher of Locke township have been named letter carriers in Nappanee. Fisher is a county commissioner from the Southern district. Free delivery will begin next Saturday. Lester Weber serves as substitute carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sharp
Orville Fisher
EF. E. Fisher
Locke Township
Nappanee
Lester Weber
Postponed Date for St Joseph County Centennial Program
The Indiana centennial celebration in St Joseph County is postponed from the week of June 11 to a later date in September. The change affects scheduling and public notices for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph County
Mayor's Court Fines for Intoxication in Saturday Arrests
Samuel Hahn and Harry Bottomfelt were fined 11 dollars each by Special Judge Ray Deahl after being picked up Saturday evening. They remained on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor's Court
Samuel Hahn
Harry Bottomfelt
Ray Deahl
Rural Schools Set April Closure for Term
Rural schools will close the first of April for the term. Many will hold special exercises.
Births A daughter born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Chaffes Wysong
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Chaffes Wysong, marking a new arrival in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffes Wysong
Trial begins in Elkhart circuit court over $5000 damages
Charles Winters of Goshen sues Frank and Henrietta Poyser for false imprisonment alleging a theft accusation led to detainment. Winters divorced from the Poysers daughter. witnesses include ex Chief Roth and other Elkhart officers. Deahl and Yeahs represent plaintiff. Burris and Sherwin aid. Fort Dearborn Bank sues Strubler Scale Co. for $2500 on two notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8
Winters
Goshen and
Elkhart
Frank D
Henrietta Poyser
Eukhart
Jaise
Jas. S. Inthke
I. N. Burris
C.D. Sherwin
Deahl & Yeah
Roth
Shelmadine and
Whiteman
F Elkhart
Rinehart
Superior Court
Fort Dearborn National Bank of Chicago
Strubler Computing Scale Co
Four Elkhart Boys Plead Guilty to Intoxication Disturbance
Five Elkhart youths aged 15 to 19 pleaded guilty to intoxication after a disturbance on Middlebury street. Each was fined one dollar and given days in written to pay. Ora Williams, formerly of Goshen and bartender at A Krafft saloon, was arrested after statements about liquor purchases. Officials suggest John W. Scarlett may also be called as a defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ora Williams
Harold Mountjoy
Russell
George Dewel
Quinn Rowe
Elkhart
Middlebury Street
A. Krafft
Elkhart Review
John W. Scarlett
Death of Mrs Gallenger reported from New Rochelle
Word reached here of Mrs Gallenger's death in New Rochelle New York on March eighteenth after a brief illness from heart trouble. She was the daughter of Mrs Albert Ahfeldt of Kenton Ohio and often visited her aunt Mrs J B Andrews now in Medford Oregon. Burial was held in Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallenger
New Rochelle
N. Y
Albert Ahfeldt
Kenton
J. B. Andrews
Medford
Ore
Officer Attempts Arrest of Dale Ritchie on East Lincoln
Report states Officer Greenawalt tried to arrest Dale Ritchie on East Lincoln avenue Saturday evening but Ritchie escaped. Spectator Susvene Juday says Greenawalt asked him to deputize, but he declined, thinking Greenawalt could overpower the slender man without help. Ritchie says he committed no offense and was talking with his wife when approached. Greenawalt did not report the incident to Marshal Chrisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenawalt
Dale Ritchie
Lincoln Avenue
Ritchie
Susvene Juday
Marshal Chrisman
Conference Opens Wednesday At Fort Wayne
The Northern Indiana Methodist conference starts at Fort Wayne next Wednesday and runs through Sunday. From Goshen attenders include Revs. R. L. Semans J. Cook Graham FE Starbuck and Miss Mary Walker. Semans and Graham are expected to return to Goshen after the meeting. They read their annual reports yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
M. E
Fort Wayne
Goshen
R. L. Semans
J. Cook Graham
FE. Starbuck
Mary Walker
Fort Wayne chosen as next meeting site for union
Clayton H. Johnson of Fort Wayne was re elected president of the Indiana branch of the International Association of Machinists as the group held its semi annual conference in South Bend with Fort Wayne named as the next meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Clayton H. Johnson
Indiana
International Association, of Machinists
South Bend
New York Central Orders 42000 Tons of Rails From Major Mills
The New York Central has placed a large rails order totaling 42 000 tons. Suppliers include Lackawanna Steel Company Pittsburgh Steel Company and United States Steel Corporation according to Railway Age Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Lackawanna Steel Company
Pittsburgh Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Railway Age Gazette
Abe Roth Purchases Ford Touring Car at Kelly Garage
Abe Roth of Goshen bought a Ford touring car from the Kelly Garage. The sale confirms a local transaction at the automobile dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Abe Roth
Goshen
Kelly Garage
Resisted Officers by Wealthy Farmer Near Pierceton
A wealthy farmer living near Pierceton resisted two Columbia City officers who tried to arrest him when he refused to leave the Clugston hotel. Cummins got drunk while attending a sale in Columbia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Summing
Pierceton
Columbia City
Clugston Hotel
Cummins
Funeral for Mrs. Lucinda Woolverton Held at Oak Ridge
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucinda Woolverton former Goshen resident who died in Topeka Kansas were conducted at 930 this morning at Oak Ridge cemetery where she was interred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolverton
Lucinda Woolverton
Goshen
Topeka
Kas
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Administration tariff commission measure expanded to six
President Wilson accepts Democrat demand for a nonpartisan tariff commission of six members appointed by the president retains appointing power. Rainey of Illinois to introduce amended legislation attaching the measure to the revenue program. The commission investigates tariff relations, treaties, export bounties, and foreign competition without rate setting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Wilson
House
Rainey
Ilinois
Ways and Jeans Committee
New Administration
Commission
United States
Postmaster General Orders Local Stock Requisitions
An April 1 order directs all general stock supplies for third and fourth class post offices in Kosciusko Lagrange Noble Steuben and Elkhart counties be issued on requisition to Goshen's postmaster. A large shipment has reached the Goshen office, ending prior direct supply from Washington. The change speeds restocking for small offices, reducing delays of a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postmaster General
Kosciusko
Lagrange
Noble
Steuben
Elkhart
Goshen
Washington
Funeral of Auto Victim in Warsaw
Funeral services for John Grabner of Warsaw held yesterday at 3 p.m. at the Warsaw M E church with Rev Near officiating. Grabner owned about 1,000 acres of Kosciusko county land, Warsaw city property and a Warsaw hardware store, plus banking interests in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grabner
Warsaw
Keith Thee
Townsend and Wolfe Lead Chicago Hotel Team
Dick Townsend, formerly manager of the Oliver in South Bend, now runs the Great Northern in Chicago with George E. Wolfe, ex Oliver employee and assistant manager. Wolfe previously worked at the Hotel LaSalle in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Townsend
Oliver Hotel
South Bend
The
Great Northern
Chicago
George E. Wolfe
Oliver
Mr. Wolfe
Hotel
LaSalle
Lightning Strikes Bank Barn on Peter Clayton Farm
A bank barn on Peter Clayton's farm south of New Paris was struck by lightning last evening. A loud crash occurred but caused little damage. Tenant Charles Corbin works the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Clayton
New Paris
Charles Corbin
Grocery Store Vacates Lincoln Avenue Building
The F. L. Raymond grocery store will vacate its No 118 East Lincoln avenue location this week. Owner Raymond will move the stock to Buchanan Michigan, his former store site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Raymond
East
Lincoln Avenue
Mr. Raymond
Buchanan, Mich
Macbeth a la Made at New Parts High Friday Night
The New Parts High presents Macbeth a la Made at the school building on Friday night April 14. Local cast performs an inventive take on Shakespeare with student actors and stage design enhancing the classic tragedy.
Gypsies Enroute Invade Mishawa ka With Band in Two Wagons
South Bend News-Times reports a group of about 50 gypsies traveling in two wagons invaded Mishawa ka. Police ordered them to move on as they rode through town with around 40 horses accompanying the caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
South Bend
Miss Marie Murphy Accepts Bookkeeper Post in Elkhart
Miss Marie Murphy has accepted a position as bookkeeper at the Boston store in Elkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Murphy
Boston
Elkhart
Walnut mill wood sale at Brooks shop
One dollar per card for Walnut mill wood sold for cash at Brooks shop located at 1 E Lincoln Ave. contact via phone 277 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Mill Wood
Brooks
Lincoln Ave
Goshen Picnic Held in Hastlake Park in Los Angeles
J A Beane Goshen India notes annual Goshen Picnic at Hastlake Park with W J Davis opening remarks and Aaron Work of Elkhart recalling county history. Officers elected for the year include President W J Davis Secretary Bart H Nymeyer Treasurer Will C Caffery. List of attendees and local color about Los Angeles amenities follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Beane
Goshen
India
The
Democrat
Aaron Work
Elkhart
Elkhart County
J. C. Mehl
Valentine Keipp
Dr. Uhrig
Ihiig
W. J. Davis
Bart H. Nymeyer
Will C. Caffery
California
Ruby Beeson
Maria Baldridge
Harry Affrey
Evaline Dean
PD. Harding
Sarah R. Leib
Myron E. Meader
T. H. Mew
EK. J. Prahl
Ollie Poyser
Edna Root
Joseph Smith
William Twomey
Jesse Ulery
M. J. Tarbell
C. M. Barnes
M. Kelly
Fred Cahoon
Maud Delotter
Elizabeth Hutton
Bernice Michael
Sther Mew
Thelma Roof
G. Wiggins
Royal Woolpers
John Wager
John Bechtel
Eugene Devine
I. W. Fischer
O. D. Howell
O. F. Thrig
V. Keipp
Will Lonn
Mac &. Meader
James A. Mew
Fred T. Moore
J. A. Moore
I. C. Mehl
Elmer Oakes
L. FE. Miller
Floyd Rhodes
Dad
Tam
James A. Arther
Goshen Couple Wed At Local Methodist Church
John Hippensteel of Goshen and Hattie Cook of Mishawaka were married Saturday at 8 pm in the Methodist church parsonage by Rev Loren M Edwards. Attendants were De los Cook and Ernest Hippensteel. They will reside at 127 East Marion Street Mishawaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hippensteel
Goshen
Hattie Cook
Mishawaka
Loren M. Edwards
Delos Cook
Ernest Hippensteel
John Kelly Ordered Out of Elkhart for Drunken Conduct
John Kelly, a tramp, was ordered to leave Elkhart after being repeatedly found drunk and causing disturbance as the town authorities acted to establish public order. The incident reflects local enforcement actions against vagrants during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
Elkhart
Damage From Storm Hits Wi Nonni Interurban Rail Co
W D Stansifer counsel for the Wisconsin Interurban Railway Co. reports considerable damage from last night's storm. The attorney notes material destruction to property and disruptions in service as authorities assess the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Stansifer
Winoni Interurban Railway ‘Co
Indiana Story Lighting Details Unclear Incomplete Tape
The fragment notes 7 000 feet of film were required to tell an Indiana story and mentions LaSalle landing in a company scenario. The text is fragmented and unnamed dates or places remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Plans Centennial Film With 7000 Feet of Reenactments
The Indiana Historical Commission endorses the Selig Polyscope centennial feature film. It will cover 236 years in seven reels with 1000 cast members in costumes and 300 scenes staged at locations from Battle Ground to South Bend. Filming requires precise period wardrobes and historically accurate weaponry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Historical Commission
Selig Polyscope Company
Indiana
Selig Company
Battle of
Tippecanoe
Battle Ground
Tippecanoe County
Ta- Salle
St. Joseph-Kankakee Portage
Gte Kanka
Goshen Denies Prosecution in Wilson Liquor Case
A. S. Menaugh writes that no application in the Wilson liquor violation case was signed by any manufacturer or by anyone connected with dry forces in the city. He notes the Demo crat article misrepresented who joined the applications and asserts no such ties exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Democrat
Goshen
Wilson
A. S. Menaugh
Man recalls Merrimac and Monitor clash at Fort Monroe
John Penrod a volunteer in the Young Indiana infantry describes his experience on the heights at Fort Monroe during the sea battle of March 9 1862 that marked a turning point away from the old order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Merrimac
Monitor
John Penrod
Yoth Indiana Infantry
Fort Munroe
Funeral of Mrs Noah Ganger
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Noah Ganger who died of stomach cancer at her Goshen area home Saturday. Services will be tomorrow at 1 PM from the residence and 2 PM at West Side church with Rev. Calvin Huber officiating. Burial follows at West Side cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Ganger
Goshen
West Side
Calvin Huber
West Side Cemetery
Mrs Ganger Survived by Husband and Siblings
Mrs Rebecca Zook Ganger wife of Noah Ganger died at her home west of Goshen Saturday Surviving relatives include her husband one brother Daniel J Cook of Manistee Michigan and one sister Mrs John Miller of east of Goshen.
Goshen Moose Lodge Plans Picnic in Michigan City
Frank Overlense of the Goshen Moose lodge attended a South Bend meeting where arrangements were made for the annual picnic to be held in Michigan City on Sunday June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Overlense
Goshen Moose Lodge
South Bend
Michigan City
Fire attempt at Rexall drug store injures man
Andrew Sallade tried to start a fire at the Rexall drug store using alcohol yesterday morning. The liquid exploded and he suffered severe facial burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sallade
Rexall
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