Germany Seeks Peace Treaty Changes Replacing Allies Terms
Germany formally replies to the peace terms on May 1, challenging most provisions. American troops to withdraw from northern Russia as transports arrive at Archangel to move British forces forward on the line. The peace conference plans a plenary session to announce terms to nations severing relations with Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Parks
Spa
Austria
Council of Four
Fran Vari
Adriatic
Fiume
Italy
Paris
Poanu
Mensiz Nor
Gerretti
Paolo Acder
Lenine
Russia
Pola Kum
Chicago's High Paid School Superintendent Loses Position
Chicago's newly appointed schools superintendent Charles E. Chadsey, fixed at an $18,000 salary, was replaced by Peter A. Mortenson amid a political struggle over control of the city's public schools. Chadsey served over two months without receiving any pay amid a three year contest between Jacob M. Loeb's departing board and Mayor William Hale Thompson's faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hale Thompson
Soldier shoots tramp along Mitchell railroad track
James Childers, a recently discharged soldier, fired at a tramp lying in tall grass beside the Mitchell railroad track. The tramp was wounded but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
James Childers
Cashier Suffers Paralysis After Money Handling Incident
Mire Ek Mesinger, 35, cashier for the G. L. Sellers Kitchen Cabinet Co. at Etwood, loses use of hands and feet after allegedly being harmed by handling paper currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire. Ek. Mesinger
G. L. Sellers Kitchen Cabinet Co
Etwood
Wife Deserter Arrested in Michigan Case
Floyd Knapp, accused wife deserter, was arrested in Pontiac Michigan and taken to La Porte for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Knapp
Pontiac
Mich
Laporte
William Cornelius Dies at 86 in Hawpatch Community
William Cornelius, 86, a well known Hawpatch resident, died at a Wolcottville home following illness. He was a longtime member of the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owwiliam
Cornelius
William Cornelius
Wolcottville
Explosion at Coblenz Totals 80 Missing
A fire in a building housing American troops and a munitions dump explosion near Coblenz left 80 men missing, per Cologne dispatch. The incident occurred close to the Bavarian Palatinate frontier in the French occupation zone.
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Associated Press
London
Coblenz
Cologne
Exchange
Palatinate
Annual Memorial Services in Court Park Tomorrow Afternoon
Memorial day services to be held in Court Park tomorrow at 1 30 PM under Howell Post No 90 G A R Chaplain E A Shultz of First Baptist will deliver the address The move from Oak Ridge meters aims for greater convenience Tomorrow is a holiday with most businesses closed and the program prepared by Howell Post includes a detailed schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Howell Post
E. A. Shultz
First Baptist Church
Oak Ridge
Howell Pot
Brooks Seeks Re election to City School Board
Leonard J. Brooks, a copaldican progressive two terms, seeks re election to the city board of education. Hrock’s term ends August 1 1916 and the council may elect a successor at the June 2 meeting. Other holdover members are Milton A L Wysong and Wil lsee H Nymever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. Brooks
Copaldican
Whee Tee Sik
Becto
City Board of Education
Syedeetion
Hrock
Milton AL Wysong
Willsee HO Nymever
Diana Putnem-Rowell
Brooks
William C. Vallette
Myra C. Dow
Claude FE. Cornell
Arthur Estes
Commencement Exercises Largely Attended at Jefferson Theatre
The third annual commencement at the Jefferson theatre drew many friends and relatives of 36 graduates. The high school orchestra and glee club conducted by Prof. G J Dinkleloo provided music. George Mackintosh of Wabash College delivered the address. Supt. Wilkinson and Leonard J. Brooks presented diplomas after brief speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Theatre
G. J. Dinkleloo
Wabash College
Supt. Wilkinson
Leonard J. Brooks
City Board of Education
Indiana fish and game commission names new state organizer
Fort Wayne Indiana May 20 special Charles L Biederwolf longtime Fort Wayne Commercial club and chamber of commerce aide resigns to become state organizer of the Indiana fish and game commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Charles L. Biederwolf
Mayor Bakers Fierce Reprimand of Columbia City Council
Mayor John W. Baker, a Republican, delivered a sharp rebuke to common council members in Columbia City for moving forward without his official approval. He warned he is highly angered by their actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Baker
Columbia City
Property Transfers in Goshen Noted for Two Estates
Joseph Purkey transfers Goshen property to Henry D. Myers for 600 dollars. George R. Harper as executor of Benjamin Hattie estate transfers Goshen property to Jonas Rensbarger for 1900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Purkey
Henry D. Myers
Goshen
George R. Harper
Benjamin Hattie
Jonas Rensbarger
Commander Read Aims NC-4 Flight to England by Memorial Day
Brest France May 29 The United States naval seaplane NC-4 will likely depart Lisbon Portugal tomorrow weather permitting. Lieut Commander Read in charge of the craft wishes to reach England by Memorial Day per a wireless message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brest
France
United States Naval
Lisbon
Portugal
Read
England
Wireles
Goshen College Holds 23rd Commencement Week Events
The Goshen College 23rd annual commence ment week runs from next Sunday June 1 through Friday June 6 with class composition 25 members, Academy 15, BA six, Business one, Music unspecified. President George J. Lapp to preach the baccalaureate and David M. Edwards of Earlham College will deliver the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen College
Goshen
Elkhart
George J. Lapp
Jog
School of Music
Mendelsshon
Gils Glee Club
Atumei
Ic T P
Assembly Hall
Soy
Literary Society
Alam
David M. Edwards
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Lapp
Warren Hill Store in Elkhart Sold to C M Lehman
Fred A. Reed of Elkhart as executor sold the Warren Hill store today to Charles M. Lehman of Elkhart formerly of Middlebury. Lehman will operate as Charles M. Lehman & Co. Hill started in business 40 years ago and ran a department store for 14 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hill
Elkhart
C. M. Lehman
Fred A. Reed
Charles M. Lehman
Middlebury
Hill
Charles M. Lehman & Co
Flight from Detroit to Indianapolis in 143 Minutes
Lieut. Col. J. G. Vincent and Fred A. Hoover completed the Detroit to Indianapolis flight in two hours and twenty-three minutes aboard a DeHavilland 4. They will stay for the speedway races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Vincent
Fred A. Hoover
Detroit
Indianapolis
Speedway
Rail companies seek two extra years for New Carlisle subway
The New York Central, Chicago Lake Shore South Bend and Chicago South Bend Northern rail lines ask courts for two additional years to complete the New Carlisle subway project. Representation argues that at least two more years are necessary to finish the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Chicago
Lake Shore
South Bend
Chicago South Bend & Northern Reda Road
Carlisle
Indy Girl Daisy Tottman Seized by Four Att offenders
Daisy Tottman aged 14 was abducted in Indianapolis by four ruffians after a party. They dragged her to a secluded spot beside a railroad track and beat her as Balshoff, her escort, looked on. Authorities pursue suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Tottman
Indianapolis
John Balshoff
Miss Tottman
Belshoff
Davis & Schaefer sue scotch lumber on account for 200
Davis and Schaefer filed suit in the circuit court for Scotch Lumber Co against C G L Monger Co seeking a judgment for two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Schaefer Nave
Scotch Lumber Co
CG. L. ,Monger Co
Liberati's Band Parade Echoes Through Midwest Trail
Detonating a cross state tour, Dodge Brothers' band of 7 from Detroit led by Signor Alexander Rati, famed Italian bandmaster, toured Indianapolis after Elkhart parade. South Bend police report Frank Laporte confirms bond set at 800 in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberati
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Signor
Alexander Rati
Indianapolis
Fror
South Bend
Frank Laporte
Permission Denied for Carranza Troops Crossing U S
The United States refused Carranza permission to move 2000 Mexican troops from Agua Fría to Juárez to fight Villa. Officials said the route through Arizona to Mexico and Texas could not guarantee protection for American citizens as rebels had cut the Juárez–Chihuahua road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Agua Frieta
Juarez
Francisco Villa
Arizona
Texas
Juarez and
Chihnahua
Secretary Baker Reviews Army Expansion Plan
Secretary Baker told the House military committee he seeks a temporary army of 500000, not an increase in permanent forces, and funds for an army of 100000 men. General March said rapid demobilization means most troops in France will return within four months if occupation is not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Baker
House Military Committee
Congress
ANT
General March
France
Elkhart City Sues Dr. Frank Randolph Over House Move
The city of Elkhart brings a case against Dr. Frank Randolph in the superior court. Randolph allegedly moved a house without the required prior permit under city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart City
Frank Randolph
City of
Elkhart
Randolph
Redding Widow Dies After Long Illness in Finhart
Mrs. Charles Redding who came to Finhart in 1900 as a bride died at General hospital after an extended nervous illness. She is survived by her husband and one sister. The body will be sent to Norwalk for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Charles Redding
Finhart
General Hospital
Norwalk
Aged druggist ends his life in Cicero home
Wespondency over health prompted 70 year old W. Z. Collins to drink carbolic acid at his Cicero residence. He died within half an hour. Collins was the oldest druggist in Hamilton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Collins
Hamilton County
Cicero
Middlebury Hosts Indiana Michigan Mennonite Conference
The annual conference of the Mennonite churches of Indiana and Michigan meets at Middlebury this week. About 900 delegates attend as the event closes this evening with the final business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Mennonite Churches
Indiana
Michigan
George Polk and Powell in Bindlay race entry
George Polk and Charles Powell of Warsaw enter races at Bindlay in a local election context. Cacear Cocx listed among participants from the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Polk
Charles Powell
Cacear Cocx
Warsaw and
Vicinity
Tely
Bindlay
Local notices list three individuals from Elkkart
Mariece Licena Sanford Batley and Sylvia P Brown, all of Elkkart, are named in the notice as residents or party participants. The item records their association with the matter and provides no additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariece Licena
Sanford B. Batley
Sylvia P. Brown
Elkkart
Local lodge leases Jefferson Hall for events
The W. O. W. lodge has leased Jefferson Hall, planning use for forthcoming meetings and community programs. Details on dates and events were not disclosed in the readable section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Hall
Donations Planned for Democratic Fund in 1920
A. P. report states funds for the 1920 Democratic national campaign will come from popular subscriptions, with about 1,500,000 contributors expected. Wilbur W. Marsh of Iowa, treasurer, spoke on party finances at a committee session chaired by Mrs. George Bass of Chicago, focusing on practical political work and cooperation of women in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conthe
Wilbur W. Margh
Ows
Democratic National Committee
Rning
Aoe
Orga
George ‘Bass
Chicago
Mas
Feld
Democratic
Conses Council Recommends Five Roads For Improvement
In a joint session the county council and board of commissioners approved improving five roads. Renton road will switch from concrete to gravel. Goshen-Bristol road three miles. Wakarusa road three miles. Lathe road three miles through Locke. North River road three miles in Cleveland township. North River road in Washington township delayed until next Tuesday. Meeting adjourned after discussing New Paris road alignment with the Dixie highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Collisioners
Renton
Tuday Corners
Ine
Gaoshen-Bristol
Wakarusa
Locke
North River
Cleveland Township
Washington Township
New Paris Road
Tyro
Rim
Clinton Street Entrance to Band Park Closed and Bridge Wrecked
The Park entrance and nearby bridge are closed due to a wrecked structure. Patrons are warned to cross at their own risk as the area becomes impassable. Dregeh and Steele, lessees, disclaim responsibility. Goshen city and Rogers Band Park Association also disclaim liability. City officials seek approval to issue time warrants up to 5000 dollars to purchase the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Band Park Association
Goshen City
Daugman
Countcllson -Castetter
Indianapolis
Indiana
Memorial Services in New Paris This Saturday
Memorial services will be held in the Evangelical church in New Paris at 2:30 Saturday. Prof. Keller of Goshen College will deliver the address. All veterans of the Civil War Spanish American World War including the Home League are invited to attend in uniform if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church In
New
Keller
Goshen College
Couple Weds in Indianapolis In May Ceremony
Married May Ivth William G Battlemay 44 of Indian id formerly Goshen and Delaie Riker 28 of Indianapolis formerly Gashen wed in Indianapolis May aT by Isador Wolfson justice of that city. They are re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Battlemay
Indianid
Goshen
Delaie Riker
Indianapolis
Gashen
Isador Wolfson
Pat
Baniquet at the Club Rooms Details Emerging
The note references ibéa Hedee No 796 and B. P. C. E id 4 detailing a banquet at the club rooms as the subject of a new matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibéa
Indianapolis Moves To Bring Democratic National Convention
Indianapolis leaders and business figures back Fred Van Nuys as he seeks to host the Democratic National Convention next year. The effort gains support from the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and state groups, with plans for an 18 000 seat auditorium at the state fairgrounds and expanded facilities. Transportation and lodging are cited as favorable, while Chicago faces opposition due to veteran concerns. Marion County Democrats aim for unity after a period of division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred. van Nuys
van Nuys
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
American Legion World War Veterans
Big Bill Thompson
Indiana Democratic Club
Marion County
Goshen Grocers to Close Thursdays at Noon in Summer
Twenty seven Goshen grocers agree to close stores at noon on Thursdays during June July and August. Named participants include Jacobs & Hoth George TL Smith Auto Market Cut Rate Grocery Warden Chapman Economy Cash Grocery and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Grocers
Jacobs & Hoth
George TL Smith
Warden Chapman
Chas. M. Grant
Involuntary Witness to Wartime Deaths Visits Elkhart
First class Sergt. Hal Green an aerial observer with the 28th division who served in the Argonne and St Mihiel was in Elkhart as a guest of his sister Mrs. Robert Hayes. He was an involuntary witness to the deaths of many comrades during overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergt
Hal Green
Argonne
St. Mihiel
Elkhart
Robert Hayes
Green
Voters Clash Over Memorial Day Program In Michigan City
A dispute in Michigan City involves mayoral participation in a Memorial Day program. The mayor, born in Germany, alleges political enemies orchestrated his humiliation. He identifies as a Democrat, as do his opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
World War Veterans
Miller
Germany
Kellogg Acquitted in Warsaw Bastardy Case
Harald J. Kellogg of Michigan was acquitted at Warsaw after a bastardy charge. Myrtle M. Cummings served as the complaining witness. The trial raised many complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald J. Kellogg
Michigan
Warsaw
Myrtle M. Cummings
Presentation of Terms to Austria Delayed
The deal terms with Austria have been postponed and the price will not be disclosed until Monday.
Peace Terms Delayed as Austrian Treaty Not Yet Finished
Paris reports that the Austrian peace terms presentation, planned for Friday noon, was postponed to Monday. The plenary session in Paris announced the treaty had not yet been completed and postponed until Saturday when completion was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassociated Press
Paris
State Militia To Be Discharged Soon
It is expected that members of Fytdigga State militia organized here about one year ago will soon be discharged. The organization has about £1200 in the treasury, part of the fund belonging to the state. All home guard companies in the state have been discharged. Afterward a company of the national guard will be formed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fytdigga State Militia
Astenal Guard
Fertilization Test Begun On Noble Weaver Farm Plots
County Agent G. E Metager directs a five plot fertilization test on Noble Weaver's farm in Jackson township. Each plot occupies a quarter of an acre and receives stable manure with varying fertilizer treatments to compare costs and effectiveness. Next fall the plots will be husked and weighed to identify the best option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E.metager
Noble Weaver
Jackson Township
NO ISSUE TOMORROW
The Daily Democrat will not be issued tomorrow due to Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Democrat
Sanitary Engineer Probes Warsaw Water Quality
Jay Cravens of Indianapolis, a sanitary engineer and water expert, is in Warsaw conducting a detailed investigation of the public water supply amid long standing claims that residents drink impure water daily and may face disease risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Jay Cravens
Indianapolis
Stolen 1916 Ford Touring From Jefferson Theatre
John D. Evans of near Millersburg reported his 1916 Ford touring car stolen last night from in front of the Jefferson Theatre while he attended commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Evans
Millersburg
Jefferson Theatre
Evans
Eschbach to Speak Memorial Day Address at Churubusco
Jesse Eschbach of Warsaw will deliver the Memorial Day address in the new opera house at Churubusco. The Indiana house of representatives member attends to lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churubusco
Jesse Eschbach
Warsaw
Indiana House of Representatives
New
Opera House
Safe Cigar Rationing Aims Reduced Smoking during War
Officials announce equal distribution of cigars and beer to servicemen and workers at eight main depots. The plan emphasizes moderation and safety as supplies stretch to meet wartime demand.
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Angel
L. J. Brooks
Rory
Selt
United States
Mortuary Record
Ota
Ted
Commiends
Clinton Street
Band Park
Snew
Ford
Stong
Wee
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