Obregon asks Senate to set up inquiry into Carranza death
General Obregon proposes a commission headed by a Supreme Court justice to investigate Carranza’s death. He cites legal gaps in Mexican law for such contingencies and notes difficulty in founding the inquiry. Reports from Mexico City describe arrests and custody of those implicated after Carranza’s flight.
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Menico
Carranza Jinx
Senate
Alvaro Obregon
Supreme Court
General Obregon
Gonaales
Carranza
Mexico City
Tlaxcalantengo
Adolfo de la Huerta
Carraza
Publa
Rodolfo Herrero
Carranza Party
Obregon
Gonzales
Thixcalantongo
Farmers Load Sugar Bid Sparks County Trade Note
Tippecanoe county farmers conducted a sugar load purchase with 9000 pounds total. Each member of the purchasing association received 110 pounds. Charles F. Garringer sold his Sid St. property to George T. Bowser via the M. V. Kessler agency.
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Tippecanoe County
Purchasing Association
Charles F. Garringer
Sid St
George TP. Bowser
M. V. Kessler
2600 Women Rush For 17 145 Cents Sugar In Anderson
A crowd of 2600 women gathered around an Anderson store as a merchant offered sugar at 17 145 cents a pound. The rush lasted all day with many in line for hours and no serious injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Anderson
Odocus
Sade
Five Day Napinvnes Program With Ten Numbers
The program continues over five days and comprises ten numbers. It mentions Napinvnes and Auers in a chatty tone, implying a schedule or activity sequence across the period.
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Napinvnes
Geadrich to Speak at Menorkel Day Address
Geadrich will deliver the Menorkel day address at Pearson's Mill in Wabash County. The event highlights local observances with community figures attending.
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Geadrich
Cioy
Menorkel
Pearson’s Mill
Wabash County
Japan Receives China’s Reply On Shantung Talks
China replies to Japan about opening negotiations on Shantung status. China states willingness to supply guards for railways to replace Japanese workers and asserts railroads are a separate issue from the broader settlement.
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Japan
China
Chims
Shantung
Foreign Office
Tio
President Wilson vetoes GOP peace resolution in war end stance
President Wilson rejected a Republican peace resolution, saying its approach to Germany would stain U S honor. He did not announce plans on the Versailles treaty, noting the document contains omitted important points and implying U S preference to draw apart and pursue its own interests.
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United States
Japanese Cruiser Kasuda to Pass Panama Canal for Maine Visit
The Japanese cruiser Kasuda will sail on May 6 to Portland Maine for the state celebrates its 100th anniversary. She will pass through the Panama Canal and would be the first Japanese war vessel to use the waterway.
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Panama Canal
Maine
Associated Press
TOTO
Kasuda
Portland
Warsaw War Bride Mrs Nine Dies In Local Burial
Mrs Ernestine Nine of Warsaw a French war bride is dead. Her first husband and four siblings resided in St. Malo France. She landed in this country on July 6 191? Burial was made at Warsaw.
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Ernestine Nine
Warsaw
St. Malo
France
Harding Campaign Fund Ranked Third Largest For Ohio Senator
The Senate campaign investigating committee received figures on fundraising for William G. McAdoo and Ohio Senator Harding. About 113100 had been raised for Senator Philding and 107704 spent, marking it as the third largest fund the committee has on record.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Investigating
William G. McAdoo
Philding
Ohio
Senator Edge
New Jersey
Mr. Procter
Gen. Leonard Wood
Procter
Wool Prices Drop to One Cent a Pound
Wool at one cent per item, about forty cents per pound is being paid for wool according to market reports.
Bulgaria Sees Unprecedented 1919 Crop Harvest
News from Sofia reports Bulgaria’s 1919 crops are the greatest in the country’s history with record wheat and grain yields. The government says stockpiles exceed six million hundredweight, and Bulgaria plans to export grain to Belgium and Poland amid bountiful harvest conditions.
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Bulgaria
Belgium
Poland
State Board Rejects Pay Rise for Election Board
Marion county commissioners were informed by Jesse H B Eschbach chief examiner that the state board will not approve $800 payments to each county election board member for services this election and will not approve $660 each as in the prior two years.
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Jesse BH. Eschbach
State Board of Accounts
Marion County
County Board of Election Commissioners
Fichhbach
Detective Koczorowski Testifies in Mibaee Trial
Detective Sam Koczorowski of the South Bend police testified as the first witness for the state after the jury in St. Joseph circuit court accepted by both sides in the grand jury case against Josep Mibaee. The indictment accuses possession and distribution of papers and documents advocating overthrow of the U S government.
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Sam Koczorowski
South Bend
St. Joseph
Josep Mibaee
United States
Mishawaka to Host Fire Department Conversion Event
A large crowd is expected for the th annual conversion of Northern Troi ana firemen in Mishawaka on Tuesday through Wednesday, June 15-16.
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Mishawaka
Bolsheviki Capture Town in War Against Poles
London may 27 report says the town of Borisov on the Beresina river at the Minsk Smolensk railway junction has fallen to the Bolsheviki in their campaign against Poland according to a Soviet official statement received in Moscow by wireless front today.
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Associated Press
London
Borisov
Beresina
Minsk-Smolensk
Moscow
Port Wayne Vet Stages Fake Hold Up in City
Txvman Fry, a streetcar veteran, staged a self-robbery in Port Wayne and is in Allen County Jail for five days. He stole $20 from the company. An AC judge fined him $15 and suspended 25 days of a 50 day sentence. Service Men notice calls all ex service men to the G R hall at 1 15 Monday.
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Txvman
Fry
Port Wayne
Allen County
G.ooa
G. Alr
Burt New Named Secretary of Indiana State Committee
May 9 report from Indianapolis notes leading Indiana Democrats and state committee members meeting with 18 congressional candidates and US Senate hopeful Thomas Yaggart. State Chairman Bosse expected to appoint Burt New as secretary today.
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Cassodhated Press
Indianapolis
Democrats of Indiame
Thomas Yaggart
United States
Bosse
Burt New
State Committee
Naval budget fixed at 436 million by conferees
Washington May 1 Congressional conferees from the senate and house reached complete agreement on the naval appropriation bill fixing next year’s budget at about 436 million dollars. The original house bill carried 425 million and the senate bill about 457 million.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Prices Falling Across the Nation in May Reports
Reports received indicate prices are rapidly declining across the United States with the sharpest drop in clothing. Shoes are expected to be materially reduced within the next 60 days as Indiana cities also show reduced prices.
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Indianapolis
United States
Indiana
Suicide by Local Man Shocks Rural Community
Frank Kime aged 49 of southwest Akron area killed himself in the family barn, shot in the mouth. He lived at his brother’s home and was described as demented. His body was found by his nieces, nephews, and sister in law. Dr J A Burnett, pastor, was called to a Chicago church near Garfield Park.
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Frank Kime
Akron
Jie
Kise
J. A. Burnett
First Presbyterian Church
Mishawaka
Eighth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Garfield Park
Sims Says Wilson's U-Boat Policy Was Not Practicable
Rear Admiral Shs testified before the Senate Naval investigating committee that President Wilson's U-boat policy was sound in theory but the specific operation proposed to crush German submarines was impracticable for technical reasons. The remarks were delivered from Washington on May 27.
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Sims
Wilson
Wasteengton
Shs
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
South Bend Man Elected Director in Indiana Retail Grocers
Charles H. Brodbeck of South Bend was elected a director of the Indiana Retail Grocers association at the state convention in Terre Haute.
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South Bend
Charles H. Brodbeck
Indiana Retail Grocers Association
Terre Haute
Electric on-duty scare at Wa bash Portland Cement plant
Earl S. Canon, employed by the Wa bash Portland Cement company at Stroh, narrowly escaped electrocution while on duty. His face suffered severe burns in the incident.
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Earl S. Canon
Wabash Portland Cement Company
Stroh
Alleged Auto Thieves Arrested in South Bend
Leo Schafer Galen Beijk and Ralph Wolf are under arrest in South Bend charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Edward Locke. They each posted a $1000 bond.
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Leo Schafer
Galen Beijk
Ralph Wolf
South Bend
Edward Locke
Elopement Ties Kendallville Pair to Coldwater Marriage
Guy Miller of Kendallville and Miss Genevieve Davidson eloped to Coldwater Michigan and were married there on May 27.
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Guy Miller
Genevieve Davidson
Kendallville
That City
Coldwater, Mich
Liberty bonds rise after market collapse
Liberty bonds are rising after a market drop last week. Since the low mark, bonds have advanced about four and a quarter points and more than five dollars and fifty cents per hundred.
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Liberty
Goshen Hospital Board Convenes Important 4 PM Meeting
The Goshen hospital board held an important business meet at four o'clock this afternoon.
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Goshen Hospital
Old Order Churchmen Oppose Talking Machines
In Logansport Indiana the Old Order branch of the Brethren church ends a five day conference on a farm near heroes with six queries. A ruling allowing talking machines in homes was narrowly defeated after debate. Some members urged bans on automobiles but lost ground to opponents.
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Logansport
Ind
Old Order
The
Brethren Church
Heroes
Dayton
Mishawaka Memorial Day Program Set for Sunday Afternoon
The Mishawaka Memorial day program will be given Sunday afternoon.
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Mishawaka
Weather outlook fair tonight and Friday cooler
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with a somewhat cooler air mass. No precipitation is expected and temperatures are slightly lower than current levels across the region.
Nappanee Legion Plans Lake Wa wasee Picnic
Members of the Nappanee Post Lovsal Legion will picnic at Lake Wa wasee tonight in a community gathering.
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Nappanee
Lovsal Legion
Lake Wawasee
Expenditures in Wood Presidential Campaign Revealed
Senate inquiry hears Col William Procter admit gift and loan totals for Major General Leonard Wood's bid. Ohio Michigan managers report at least 254000 in expenditures with national headquarters handling most publicity. Procter says he advanced 500000 and may have additional subscriptions not yet quantified.
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Washington
Wood
Senate
William Cooper Procter
Ohio
Michigan
Lrocter
William ©. Procter
Cincinnati
Leonard Wood
Procter
General Wood
Kenyon
Mr. Procter
New Era Budget Cut Approved by Presby Church Assembly
The 2nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States voted to reduce the New Era budget from 400,000 to 100,000 dollars. The decision was made in Philadelphia on May 9 during the assembly session.
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NEW Era
Associated Press
Philadelphias
General Assembly
2Nd
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States of America
Senate committee Rejects Wilson Armenia Mandate Plan
WASHINGTON May 27 The senate foreign relations committee disapproved President Wilson's proposal for an American mandate over Armenia. Only four democrats opposed adverse action on the president's request.
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Associated Press
Wilson
Armenia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hard Coal Miners Reject Maximum Offer of Operators
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on May 27 hard coal miners of the Pri District convention unanimously rejectedSecretary of Labor Wilsons proposed wage agreement that included a maximum offer for anthracite coal operators.
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Wilkesbarre
Wilson
Sharding
Sophomores Win in Goshen College Oratorical Contest
In the Goshen College event two sophomores won prizes. Josephine Brubaker placed second with Modern Feudalism while AL D. Diller took first with The Meaning of Democracy. Judges were Aldo J. Simpson Duker and Rev. Harman. Shoup and Kohler sponsored $7 and $3 awards.
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Goshen College
Shoup and Kohler
Aldo J. Simpson
Duker
UF. C. Harman
Fifty graduates receive diplomas at Goshen high school
The forty fourth Goshen high school commencement at the Jefferson theatre honored 50 graduates, 24 girls and 26 boys, with Francis G Blair of Springfield delivering an address on Americanization and unity after World War I. James Wilkinson presented diplomas as Supt. Wilkinson noted his pending retirement. The event included music by the high school orchestra and Cleo club, with solos by Hilda Trammond and violin obligate by Marshall Towerstein. The evening followed class day ceremonies held earlier in the Jefferson theatre.
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Goshen Tish
Jeffersent Theatre
Frivneis G. Blair
Springfield
Hlineis
Thinean Weeks
St. James Episcopal Church
Cleo Club
Hilda Trammond
Marshall Towerstein
James Wilkinson
Logansport, Inc
Goshen City
Claude FE. Cornel
Vmair
Supt. Wilkinson
United States
Jefferson Thheatre
Chester Cripe
Edwin Darby
Wrelitte Technical School
Chicago
Thelma Messick
Leona Pollok
Ethel Zartman
Euja
Riblot Hunt
Marie Neterer
Joseph Waser
Dorothy Willams
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