Marshall and Bowers Speak to Democrats at Indiana Convention
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and editor Claude G. Bowers addressed the Indiana Democratic state convention in Indianapolis. Marshall urged equal justice and production to ease costs, while Bowers assailed Governor Ralston and Republican policies, focusing on tax reform and highway enforcement.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Claude G. Bowers
Fort Warne
Indianapolds
Ind
Marshall
Iis
Wilsom
Senate
Democratic Party
League of Nations
Improved Passenger Service on New York Central Railroad
Two new trains will debut next Sunday May 23 as Nos 150 eastbound and 151 westbound with parlor dining and coach cars. The Interstate Express will run daily stopping at Kendallville Mishawaka South Bend LaPorte and Buettwood with adjusted connections through Goshen and Chicago. Train timings shift several existing services including a westbound from Toledo and an eastbound from Goshen on the Goshen Michigan Branch. Official notice was received by Rob Burney NYC ticker agent.
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New York Central Railroad
Interstate Express
Chicago
Seesa. Om
Goshen
Toledo
Kendallville
Wil
Mishawaka
South Bend
Laperte
Buetewood
Toledoo
East Bend
Sinop
Denniston and Spohn Elected Thirteenth District Delegates
At the Thirteenth district democratic caucus in Indianapolis A L Denniston of Rochester and Samuel F Spohn of Goshen were chosen as delegates to the national convention to open in San Francisco on June 25 with Mrs Alta Boratn and Mrs John Faulkner named alternates and Miles O Brien and Frank Dutmalino as other candidates.
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Indianapolis
A. EL. Denniston
Rochester
Democratic District Committee
Samuel F. Spohn
Goshen
Quayvor
Cnvention
San Francisco
California
Alta Boratn
South Bend
John DR. Fautkper
Michigan City
Miles O'Brien
Frank Dutmalioo
Samuel Parkero
Harry Grube
James TL. Clayman
Elkhart
Edith Martindale
Plymouth
John Henry Auver
South Bend News-Times
James I. Gallaher
Laporte County Superior Court
Elmer Lucas
Knox
John D. Faulkner
Michigan City Dispatch
Harmonias
Stuart MackKibben
J. JE. Bowser
Warsaw
Supreme Court
St. Joseph
Laporte
Mackkibben
Bowser
Samuel Parker
Didiana
Cal
Blosser Park to Open 1920 Season With New Attractions
Blosser Park opens Sunday afternoon and night for the 1920 season. The resort, long popular, had its brush cleared in 1905 and hosted Goshen College’s first public gathering. New attractions will be offered this year. Owned and managed by Al DP. The Kelly Foundry & Machine Co. band will perform making its first local AP Pea THLice.
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Blosser Park
Goshen College
al DP. Blosser
Kelly Foundry & Machine Co
Houston Opposes Soldier Bonus Costly and Risky
Secretary Trouston opposes any soldier bonus legislation saying it would raise prices and burden the public finances. He cites total government debt near 8 billion and warns against short term borrowing to fund long term needs. A caucus debate on financing soldier relief continues as June adjournment looms.
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Washington
Trouston
The
Treasury
Fordney
House
Congress
Houston
Ways and Means Committee
House Republicans
Johnson
South Dakota
Ways and Weans
Protection for Goshen shippers by chamber and Western Freight
The Goshen Chamber of Commerce partners with the Western Freight Traffic Association of Chicago to advise on traffic problems, assist shippers, audit freight bills, and secure favorable rates. Subscribing manufacturers and merchants receive certain services at minimal cost, with some free services.
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Goshen
Chamber of Commerce
Western Freight Traffic Association
Chamber
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Comerce
Goshen Chamber of Commerce
Traffic Association
The
Rotary Luncheon Hearings On Club Roles And Freight Rates
J. B. Slaughter president of the South Bend Rotary club spoke at the noon luncheon on Rotary clubs. Thomas Fishwick of the Western Freight and Traffic association in Chicago discussed freight rates.
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J. B. Slaughter
South Bend
Public Works Board Eyes Ninth Street Sewer Assessments
Property owners press for adjustment as Ninth Street sewer charges face scrutiny by the board of public works. Local residents say assessments are too high and seek relief through the adjustment process.
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Board of Public Works
Ninth Street
Trust Company Buys Two Downtown Buildings in South Bend
The American Trust Company of South Bend has purchased the two Washington avenue buildings long occupied by Peck's Shoe Store and Herr and Herr's Book Store. The bank plans to construct a new downtown home on the sites.
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The
American Trust Company of
South Bend
Washington Avenue
Peck’s
Herr & Herr's
Body of Wogoman found in Elkhart River after month
Gordon Rowell, 14, found Commodore Perry Wogoman’s body tangled in a tree limb on a small island in Elkhart river near Goshen. The body could not be embalmed and was placed in a rough casket for burial at Oak Ridge cemetery. No immediate cause of death established despite extensive searches.
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Commodore Perry Wogoman
New York Central Railroad
Gordon Rowell
Harry Rowell
Goshen
Elkhart
Edgrnt
Nowell
Yant
Rigney
BL Stiver
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Wogeman
Worcourth
Goshen & Michigan
Rock Run Creek
Sanders & Egbert
Wogoman
Emieres
Wagoman
Maude Sipith-Mew
Elkhart River
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fair weather continues tonight into Friday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change. No precipitation is expected and winds remain light.
Government Revenue From Stock Brokers Shrinks Tax Burden
New York officials report annual revenue exceeding 50 000 from brokers licenses and stock trades. About six thousand brokers pay 50 dollar licenses plus 100 or 150 seat taxes. 4 000 commission brokers pay 50 dollars. a two cent tax on shares traded yields daily gains. unlisted US corporations face a 5 cent issue tax on stock valued at 100 dollars or more.
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New York
Wiliam H. Edwards
Internal Revenue
Stock Exchange
United States
Stolen horse found by Elk hart police and owner
Addison Slont reported a horse and bogey stolen to Elk Hart police. The horse was found on Harrison Street at a hitch rack after his son arrived by interurban car and brought it home, where Mr Slout and police recovered them.
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Addison Slont
Elkhart
Bankers Advise Merchants to Liquidate Stock
Chicago bankers urged merchants to liquify frozen loans and curb borrowings with first call on credits for agricultural needs. Reports of 20 to 40 percent price cuts on clothing spread from western cities as talks of easing the financial situation through credit restriction continued in Washington. Senator Wing accused current financing of keeping goods off market, raising prices, while bankers warned against broad allergy to storage tied to summer accumulations.
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Chicago
West
Middle West
Washington
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Illinois
Ilinois
New York City
Congress
Memorial Services and Burial Arrangements for Aly Wogeman
Aly Wogeman is believed to have left his home. Undertaker Silver planned the burial, with interment at Oak Ridge cemetery tomorrow afternoon and brief grave services. Memorial services will be held at the Church of the Brethren on Clinton Street at 2:80 oclock Sunday afternoon, Rev. F. A. Meyers officiating.
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Oak Ridge Cemetery
Church of the Brethren
Fifth and
Clinton Streets
F. A. Meyers
State Convention Names Big Four for San Francisco
Indiana Democratic state convention nominates McCullough Foster Sunkel Wagonner Bowser and discusses delegates to the national convention. Vice President Marshall denies seeking the nomination while delegates at large include Mrs McCullough and Taggart Ralston. Women gain prominence as delegates.
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San Francisco
McCullough
Marshall
Senator Taggart
Ralston
Bessie Lauenstein
Fransville
Mary K. McNutt
Indianapolis
Hortense Tott Moore
Jackville
Mason J. Niblack
Vincennes
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Democrats
Bowers
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Germany
Thoas
Marshal
Deniston and
SPOHN
Goshen Mfg. Co
Superior Ladder Co
Goshen Churn & Ladder Co
Goshen Veneer Co
Hastings Mfg. Corp
Goshen Milling Co
IXL Furniture Co
Banta Furniture Co
Rock Run Mills
Blunberg & Hershfield
Goshen Sash & Door Co
Sanders-Lybert Co
Hawks Furniture, Co
Art Novelty Co
Lewis & Jacobs
Goshen Novelty & Lamp Company
the Hudson Company
Beyer Brothers Company
Rotary
Discovery
Cecile Trena Hardesty
Henry EF. Hardesty
Juby
Elizabeth
Gladys
Uattie Belle
Commodore
Mary Reynolds
Traverse City
Clinton Wahu
Battle Creek
Perry Angiemyer
Osceola
Wogomtur
River Avenue
B. K. Putnam
Aly. Wogeman
Undertaker Silver
Funeral Services
M’cullough
Mar
Shall, Taggart and
Presi
Dent of
United
Carleton B. McCulloch
Samuel N. Foster
Fort Wayne
George A. Sunkel
Newport
Charles H. Wagonner
Columbus
Charles R. Hughes
Peru
Fifth
Francis &. Bowser
George A. DeHavity
Elwood
Lawrence F. Hanly
Richmond
John F. Joyce
Terre Haute
Admiral Sims
Julia Landers
Paul V. McNutt
Martinsville
Mary Gallahan
Cornelius O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Thomas Taggart
U. S
Kellogg Fairbanks
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