31 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1919
Page
1
The report notes the American Embassy in Mexico City urges reporting on regional developments as Japan has established a long sought foothold in the area.
Fragmentary text mentions California concessions, beach development, possible government action, and regional references. No clear events, dates, or named entities are reliably readable.
Military briefing reports General March calling for swift discharge actions amid ongoing personnel reshuffle. The note outlines urgency to reduce backlogs and streamline processes for veterans and active duty personnel.
Columbia City man committed suicide in his living room, according to reports. Neighbors heard a gunshot and found him after a brief delay. Surviving family includes a wife and several relatives.
A fragmentary report details a miraculous escape from sudden death in northern Indiana. The damaged text mentions a person, a llama, and a rail incident near South Bend, with references to complaint, destination, and inconvenience.
A Vienna dispatch reported by the Associated Press states that negotiations between Chancellor Renner and Defense Minister Deutsch have failed. The general strike across eastern and southern Austria continues with no settlement in sight.
The Hungarian government issues an ultimatum to Slovakia amid rising tensions. Officials demand compliance on a cited dispute while signaling possible action if terms are unmet. Regional leaders monitor the standoff.
The article recounts a distress situation involving a U S Naval Supply Ship near New York with crews and authorities responding. Reporters describe the vessel's condition and ongoing attempts to coordinate rescue or assistance. Officials from the navy and local authorities are cited in addressing the incident.
The governor announces a new state conservation board as part of the upcoming session. The measure names key officials to lead the commission and enforce environmental policy.
President Wilson and British Prime Minister Lloyd George meet in Paris for a private hour long discussion before public factors emerge. The talks focus on war aims and coordination among Allied leaders as the conflict intensifies.
In a large scale labor action about 30 000 coal miners are reported to be on strike. The movement involves major mining regions and has halted many shafts, limiting production and prompting industry and government attention.
The court declined Eugene V. Debs’s request for a rehearing of his appeal from conviction. The denial closes a procedural step in the case as Debs remains subject to sentencing and further legal actions.
In a brief order the Corn Products Co dismissed an appeal. Details beyond the name and action are unclear in the fragment.
Local parish notes mark a long serving pastor at St Joseph's Cathedral with a multi year tenure and ongoing community leadership.
Mrs. R. D. Kerr died at her residence in Ligonier. She was the mother of Louis Kerr Duke Kerr and May Kerr of Ligonier.
Isabelle Deane Desbert, 25, wife of Arthur B Osborn of Marion Indiana and daughter of Mrs Nesad Beane of Gaston, died at her Marion home of pleuro pneumonia after a three day illness. The illness was not known to be serious until last evening. Her sister and other relatives expressed shock at the unexpected death. Her funeral arrangements were incomplete.
South Bend educators prepare for a potential strike as demands for higher pay and cost of living increases grow. The walkout threat centers on salary negotiations and district decisions.
Circulation of a proposal seeks improved gear at an estimated cost between 500 and 1 500 dollars. Firemen now cannot reach beyond two stories. Some councilors support the upgrade while others oppose. A petition was read at the regular session of the council to be held next week.
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Laporte demands better rail service and an eastbound New York Central No. 4 due at 8 25 a m to stop regularly hereafter. One cent fare remains unstowed in Goshen.
Findings submitted to the chief examiner show commissioners have control of township roads. The township trustees must immediately pay the balance of road funds to the county treasury, with funding for gravel road repairs and oversight by the county commissioners. Separate contracts may apply for bridges over twenty feet.
A small French force stationed in the neutral zone between Hungary and Romania was attacked by Hungarian troops. An official report says 350 French soldiers were taken prisoner.
The bee man financial sub commission with representatives of the allies has arrived at Spa to discuss financial questions. March 310.
A South Bend jewelry store was robbed during a daytime shift change. Police say the crime was discovered by a store employee after customers left. robbers fled with unseen loot and a threaten note left at the scene.
Elias Tridle aged 82 died at his sister in law’s home from a paralytic stroke after weeks of illness. He was born January 1, 1857 and had worked at Superior Ladder Co for twelve years before moving to the area from Chicago. He attended the funeral of his brother in Indianapolis with relatives and is survived by his nine children and other kin. Funeral arrangements are pending with Nicodemus Funeral Chapel.
Painters and Paper hangers plan a strike starting Tuesday April 1 in South Bend. The union will protest until wage and shift differences with employers are settled in what workers call a fair, neutral manner. The union represents about seven percent of members in the area.
Loy Injured tee Reameth of Elkhart was knocked down by an unknown bicyclist while playing in the street this noon. He suffered a concussion of the brain and his condition was described as serious if not fatal.
Mrs Hazel Heiser of Mishawaka dies after a short illness at age 75. Survived by four children Catherine Heiser Floyd and Daun Wine. stepdaughter Josephine Heiser. mother Mrs Mo Po West. sister Mrs Wa Bolin. She was a Royal Neighbors member and formerly Elizabeth Mil of Goshen.
A fragmented Brussels style item mentions South Bend seeking the firing of a gun arch and references city officials and a mayoral context. The readable text shows disjointed phrases about arch, gun, and local actions with unclear dates or outcomes.
Funeral services for David Rimsley who died Friday at his home on South Main Street were held this afternoon at 2 20 o'clock from the Church of the Lieuren with Rev F A Myers officiating. Burial was at Eldridge Cemetery.
County Roads Committee accepts a subcommittee report on proposed paving and road counts. The discussion covered county highways and assessments, with additions noted for the final report presented to the committee.
An eight year old girl died from burns after leaves were set alight during a yard cleaning. A painter’s child, returning home from school, accidentally triggered the blaze at a residence on Main Street. The girl was removed to a local hospital, but succumbed. three siblings survived.
Christian A Busse aged 70 died at Goshen hospital yesterday afternoon at 2 55 after brief illness. He resided at 410 South Tenth street and worked at the Goshen Nevelte and Lampu. He was found unconscious at home and died without regaining consciousness. He is survived by a sister and several relatives. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
Paris newspapers forecast a final decision on the peace issue this week. Readers anticipate a concluded stance from authorities amid mounting public interest and diplomatic activity.
The Commercial Club committee in Gaistea will hold its first meeting tonight at nine starting at 9. The attendees include Metzger as chair and members Deahl, Wilkins, Gorter, Vieunays, Parredi, and Phardian. The session is hosted at the south entrance and adjourns after formal introductions.
Reported plan to cross the Atlantic on a heavier Catalina machine by US aviator Maren ODOSpectado Vinsstad on the first clear day in May. Officials from the Manufacturers' Aircraft Association say weather and fog delays may affect departure, with definite information expected from Washington.
Special report from Michigan City notes Tod March 31 that The Thimmond Trust and Savings Company was named receiver of the First Romanian Oil and Gas Company amid a stockholders dispute. Court action alleges misappropriation of funds and irregular sales involving Indains Ohio Pennsylvania and other entities, with substantial losses cited.
Mrs. Fanny Vasso of India was seen leaving Union station with two heavy grips. Officers detected a smell and investigated finding she possessed a large quantity of alcohol.
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