Bavaria Faces Guard Issue As Einwohnerwehr Grows
Munich dispatch reports Bavarian leader Herr von Kahr defending the Einwohnerwehr as a voluntary emergency police protection force. Officials say the 100,000-strong home guard remains under Bavarian police powers and is not aiming to overthrow the government, despite Berlin’s disarmament demands.
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Munich
Bavaria
Einwohnerwelt
Berlin
Herr von Kahr
Einwohnerwehr
Torre
Jit
Geri
Einwolhnerwehr
Rosbler
Lse
Regret Expressed Over Reflection on U S Allies
Senator Ledge of Massachusetts read into the senate record a declaration by prominent men regretting the president’s reflection on the United States allies France and Italy. The statement referred to President Wilson’s remark about a militaristic party in power in Prince. Leo Van Hexs of St Joseph county reports a Holstein cow yielding 92 pounds or over 31 gallons daily, drawing Purdue university interest.
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Associated Press
Wasuhngton
Ledge
Massachusetts
Senate
France
Italy
Wilsom
Prince
Leo van Hexs
St. Joseph County
Labor unrest hits Vitreous Encoeling Works over pay
Workers at the Vitreous Encoeling Works struck for 55 cents an hour under a new plan. The action signals deeper labor troubles and possible wider disruption to production.
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Nappanee
Encoeling Works
Storm in Peggs Kills Thirty as Tornado Strikes Oklahoma
Thirty persons die in Peggs Oklahoma when a destructive storm rips through the area. More than fifty are injured as debris and chaos surround Cherokee county sites. Rescue efforts continue as authorities report bodies recovered from wreckage and towns brace for relief work.
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Muskogee
Okka
Cherokee County
Okkla
Fish cops raid Cedar Lake area arrest six suspects
In a local operation near Columbia City, officers conducted raids at Old hike and Trex Cedar Lake and arrested Chester Mosher Frank Wagoner Roy Hosier Eldon Hosier Roy Trisket and others from nearby towns. Each defender faced a cost of 18 dollars.
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Old Hike
Trex Cedar Lake
Columbia City
Chester Mosher
Frank Wagoner
Tun
Roy
Eldon Hosier
Roy Trisket
Larwill
Senator Kenyon Demands Action on Meat Packing Regulation
Senator Kenyon Republican of Iowa urges immediate action on licensing and regulating the meat packing industry. He presented proposals to the Senate, insisting congress must act before adjournment. Hollis receives a 16 valve Stutz car costing 875 dollars capable of 90 mph.
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Cassociated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Kenyon
Towa
Hollis
Hospital Board Session Called For Tuesday Evening
An important Goshen city hospital board meeting is convened for 7 50 Tuesday evening by President Mrs A D Hoovers. City Medical association members will attend.
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Goshen City Hospital
A. d. Hoovers
The
City Medical Association
Mishawaka Formes West End Bank Led by Mix
Melville W. Mix a wealthy Mishawaka manufacturer and former mayor leads the new West End bank in Mishawaka as president.
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Melville W. Mix
Mishawaka
That City
New West End Bank
American Destroyers Ordered to Vera Cruz and Tampico
The Navy Department announced that American destroyers would go to Vera Cruz and Tampico to evacuate citizens if needed. The mission is noninterventionist and follows a State Department request. Also, two American citizens, Eben Francis Green and his son, were killed by bandits in Mexico.
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State Department
Washington
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Ameritalus
Wasettinglon
Eben Francis Green Inn
Aue Wien Baabetass LP
Bexde
Primary election communication in Elkheart county precincts
An urgent notice requests a woman member of the board in each Elkheart county Ta precinct to call the Democrat office to facilitate a fast first count. Phones 31 and 37 are provided for compliance, aiming to speed up result ascertainment tomorrow.
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The
Democra
Elkhart County
matestUy
Hie. Ae
Frankfort Ind Population Increase Reported
Washington May 3 The population of Frankfort Ind was announced today by the Census Bureau as 29512, an increase of 952 or about 12 percent The American Express company has established a Securities department under Perry Strassburger New York It will specialize in the securities of foreign countries officials said
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Associad
Washington
Fraustert
TSA
American Poxpress Company
Martin Crow Buys Jones Property at Wawasee
Martin Crow purchases the Capt A Jones Hotel property on Lake Wawasee, agreeing to about 20 600 dollars. The sale covers lakefront land and cottage portions with possession set for June. Crow plans to divide and sell portions while Jones, longtime hotel operator, retires from the lakefront site.
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Martin Crow
Jones
Wawasee
A. Mo Jones
Lake Wawiasee
Eichbart
Capt. Jones
Ma. Crow
Mikhart
Motor Truck Caravan to Visit Goshen Wednesday
A caravan of motor trucks under the Automobile Dealers association of South Bend will arrive in Goshen next Wednesday for a free on street demonstration in the business district. The party will dine the Albertian and is accompanied by the 25 piece Jackie band from the Great Lakes Naval Pranning station. Goshen committee members include Mayor Chaniley Robert Stoller James Waltz and F J Laidlaw.
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Automobile Dealers Association of
South Bend
Goshen
Vspom
Albertian
Jackie Band
Great Lakes Naval
Chaniley
Robert Stoller
James Waltz
F. J. Laidlaw
Manren and Son Sheet Metal Finishes Spahn Theatre Ceiling
Work by Manren and Son Sheet Metal Weeks of Gostten completes steel ceiling at the Spahn motion picture theatre. The imeavie house, set to be among the region's finest, expected to open around June 1.
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Manren & Son
Gostten
Spahn Motion Picture Theatre
Imeavie House
Engman Matthews Range plant progress reported
Construction advances on the Engman Matthews Range company plant with walls under way and the 1000 foot structure taking shape. Boilers have arrived and sit ready on the site.
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Engman-Matthews Range Company
County Board Recesses For Primary Election Day
The board of county commissioners met in regular session this morning and adjourned until Wednesday due to the upcoming primary election tomorrow.
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Board of County Commissioners
Haestings Mfg Buys Hutman Motor Truck Through Yoder Agency
The Haestings Manufacturing Corporation purchased a two ton Hutman motor truck via the Che Yoder agency. The deal reflects firm fleet expansion and ties to local supplier channels.
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Haestings Manufacturing Corporation
Che. Yoder
Norris speaks for Johnson in McCook meeting
Senator Norris of Nebraska addressed the Jeter Gi theatre crowd at 3 o clock in favor of Johnson. California Senator Charaithee OY, a Republican presidential candidate, was to be supported. about seven people including a few Democrats attended. Norris was introduced by county surveyor Charles N. Kinney.
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George W. Norv Af McCook
United States
Jeter
Policion
Charaithee OY
California
Norris
Charles N. Kinney
Mer. Kinney
Valparaiso
Will Jhp
Elkhart
Johnson
Makhart
Jolson
CL McGreevy
Logansport
19000 Switchmen Ready to Return Declares Grunau
Chicago May 3 Nineteen thousand railway switchmen who walked out April 1 in sympathy with the Chicago Yard men’s association say they will return to work if their seniority rights are restored. John Grunau, president of the YYA, testified in federal court that Grunau and forty-one other officers of the YYA and the United Engineers' association were arraigned on charges of conspiracy to violate the Lever Act with cases continued to May 1.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Yardmen's Association
John Yuna
YY. A
Grunagd
Y. A
United Enginemen’s Association
Gruman
Mas W
Plan Erection of Creamery and Cheese Factory in Goshen
A large group of Elkhart county milk and cream producers formed a permanent organization at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. Officers elected: President Charney Swart, Vice President Guy Rieth, Secretary Francis C. Mishler, Treasurer John L. Bainter, with Noble Hoover, C. G. Sailor and Aura Curtis on the board. Next meeting set for Saturday, January 5. Plans are under way to build a creamery and cottage cheese factory in Goshen or New Paris.
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Elkhart County
Chamber of Cotomerce
Supreme Court Takes Recess Without Ruling
Washington May 3 The Supreme Court recessed until May 17 without a decision on the prohibition amendment or the enforcement act. The court also refused the government's request for a rehearing of the antitrust suit against United States Steel Corporation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
Last Day to Pay Spring Counts and City Taxes Without Penalties
Today is the final day to pay the spring instalment of counts and city taxes to avoid delinquent penalties. It is also the last chance to file mortgage exemptions for soldiers and sailors.
Council Meeting Scheduled for Regular Session Tonight
The common council will convene in regular session tonight to discuss town affairs and potential ordinances. City officials and residents may attend and observe proceedings.
Weather Fair Continues With Frost Expectation
The Weather Fair notes continued cool conditions tonight and Tuesday with likely light frost in the northeast portion tonight.
Reverend E A Shultz Accepts Madison Call
Reverend E A Shultz tendered his resignation as pastor of the First Baptist Church here effective Sunday May 30 for a farewell sermon. He accepted a call from the First Baptist Church at Madison Indiana after a salary increase was offered locally. Shultz came to Goshen from St Paul Minnesota about three years ago and later served as a United States Army chaplain after training at Camp Zachary Taylor.
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BL AL Shultz
First Baptiste
Taving
First Baptist Church
Madison
Ind
First Baptist
Shultz
Ihn
Won Shult
Goshen Frontear
St. Paul
Minn
Camp Zachary Taylor
Louisville
United States Army
Indictment for Morse Alleged Shipping Board Violation
Federal grand jury returns an indictment against Charles W. Morse for allegedly selling an American registered vessel to a foreign buyer in August 1917. The John G. McCullough reportedly sold for 500000 to a foreign government entity.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Acer
Federal Grand Jury
John G. McCullough
Government of
Punis
Berkey and Gaufey Farms Sellings Reach Big Sums
Charley and Perry Berkey recently bought the Hubbell farm from A TL Zoek and sold it to John N. Gaufey of Oklahoma for 81000. Gaufey’s son W A Gaufey bought the George A Gilbert farm with 43 acres and three buildings for 68975. Transactions handled by W W Poyser agency.
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Charley
Perry Berkey
Hubbell
A. TL. Zoek
Lave
John N. Gaufey
Oklahoma
Mer. Caufey
W. A. Gaife
George A. Gilbert
W. W. Poyser
Car Upset Near Millersburg Leaves Driver Safe
A Reo-six touring car overturned about four and a half miles west of Millersburg yesterday. The driver, a stranger, escaped injury.
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Millersburg
Elkhart Pupils Rise by 163 in 1920 Enumeration
The annual Elkhart city school enumeration reports a gain of 163 pupils for the year 1920, reflecting enrollment growth.
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Elkhart City
War Department announces DSC for Sergt Louis Rippholdt
Washington notice reports Sergt Louis Rippholdt of Goshen awarded the Distinguished Service Cross posthumously for leading a platoon in the Argonne offensive in France where he was killed in action on July 15, 1915.
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War Department
Washington, D. C
Sergt
Louis
Rippholdt
Goshen
Argonne Forest
France
Eggs Priced at 39 Cents a Dozen In Local Store
Retailers advertise eggs for 39 cents a dozen at Gazer market in a brief notice. The sale highlights lower price amid steady grocery pricing.
Bomb Plotter Ends Life After Plot Exposed
In New York May, Andrae Salsedo who printed anti government circulars killed himself by leaping from a 14th floor window at a Justice Department building. Investigators say several other men were arrested and confessed to plot participation while awaiting government witnesses.
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Associated Press
New York
Maych
Andrae Salsedo
Department of Justice
Wiliam
Fivan
Department Bureau of Investigation
Satsede
Very Light Vote Predicted in Indiana Primary
The article notes a light anticipated turnout in Elkhart County for the Indiana state primary, with polls opening at sunrise and closing at 6 pm. It highlights Republican interest in delegates to the national convention and the governor nomination race among Fesler McCray and Toner, plus a national Republican contest featuring Wood Johnson Lowden Harding.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
James W. Fesler
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
Edward C. Toner
Anderson
Leonard Wood
New Hampshire
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Frank O. Lowden
Hitneis
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Wood
Elkhart County
Johnson
Guy W. Dausman
Harding
Lowden
Wikhart
Weed
Railroads Seek 30 Percent Freight Rate Increase
Rail roads east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac have agreed to request a thirty percent rise in freight rates. E G Buckland of the New York New Haven Hartford line disclosed the plan.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Mississippi
Ohio and Potomac
E.G. Buckland
New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Philip Hall of Dowagiac dies at 80
Philip Hall 80 formerly of Middlebury died of stomach cancer in Dowagiac Michigan after living in Middlebury for about 50 years.
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Philip Hall
Middlebury
Dowagiac
Mich
Mr. Hall
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