German Delegation to Sign Peace Treaty as Poland Attack Warned
Paris and Berlin reports indicate Germany will sign the peace treaty at 3 oclock Saturday with Mueller Geisterts and Leinert authorized to sign for Germany. A German army command note warned of a potential attack on Poland once peace is reached. The note and telegrams detail diplomatic moves, arrivals in Versailles, and preparations tied to the settlement.
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Paris
Wilson
Brest
Lee
London
Fred &, Ferguson
Bea
Starmoon
Mueller
Herr Geinberin
Herr Leinert
Aign
Germany
Versailios
Muelle
Geisterts
Wpe
Uix
Mander
Berlin
Tageblatt
Poland
Posen
Death of Nick Bowers in Olney Indiana
Nick Bowers aged 49 died at 3 48 Wednesday night in Olney Minas after two weeks of hospital treatment. He had suffered illness since a bout of influenza in September and spent eleven weeks in fragile health. Born in Dubois County, he was a plasterer by trade and widely known in Washington. He leaves a widow and other survivors.
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Nick Bowers
Olney
Minas
Jas Sepjtember
Yi Mr. Bowera
Dubois County
Washington
Occa
Funeral arrangements for local resident with large family
Five . home, Mrs. Alva. Faith and Tilman Bowers, of big city and Mrs. Charles Bannon, of Danville, nL. je alo leaves the following brothers and sisters: Matthew, of, Lincom , Henry, of Vincennes. Mrs. Little? Hodge and Joe Bowers, of, this city. He was a member of the WOLN. The body arrived this af térnoof and was taken to the home in the g west end. Funeral arrange ments have not been despitely made but they will likely be eld Satur day, whth burial at Oak Grove ceme tery.
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Alva
Faith
Tilman Bowers
Big City
Charles Bannon
Danville
Je Alo
Matthew
Lincom
Henry
Vincennes
Little
Hodge
Joe Bowers
WOLN
G West End
Oak Grove Cemetery
Urges Governor 10 Stop Fight
A House resolution introduced by Rep Rav alifornia urges the governor of Obis o to intervene against the Willard Dempagy fight. The measure denounces prize fighting as dishonorable and questions why such events are allowed in the United States.
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Wasignetun
Obis
Willard
Congress
Bandai
Dr Wadsworth Returns From France in Washington
Dr Wadsworth arrived in Washington today from Camp Dix Trenton New Jersey after twenty months in service most of the time in France He was met by Mrs Wadsworth who accompanied him home to Chicago He served in France and hospitals including Kimaucourt and Le Muttapyl earning a high commendation for his service in the county
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Wandsworth
Washington
Toda
Hating
Fiewpiy
Trenton
N. Oj
Hell
Mre Warkworth
Bine
Wagisworth
Feuw
France
Kimaucourt
Motion for New Trial in McKenna Estate Suit
The plaintiff Roxana Mubeeshemer files a motion for a new trial against Herbert H. Wilpan as executor of Mary Frances McKenna's will. The prior trial ended with a verdict for the defendant. the motion argues the verdict lacks sufficient evidence and raises errors in law including admission of a copy grant deed executed by the decedent. August 1996 estate valued at about 3200 dollars with a home and fixtures are noted.
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Roxana Mubeeshemer
Herbert H. Wlpan
Mary Frances McKenna
McKenna
Water go case heard on hydrant rentals dispute in city
Attorneys argued Wednesday before the Public Service Commission in Indianapolis over the city water contract from 1888 and a recent order fixing hydrant rentals. City and water company denoted opposing views with figures showing assets and dividends while the commission weighs affirming, modifying, or voiding the order before sending the record to Judge Coulter.
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Idianapolis
Public Service Commission
Menta
Exra Mat+ dagly
J G. ‘al- Jen
Elmer Hastings
Starr
EB. C. Burch
Carl Semans
C Cmpany
Alao
Al5
Len
Water Company
Tre
Comminason
Indiana
aMcient
Commie
Vaid Heraure
Ip Tehkonadtateah
Ammission
Commixei
Rome
Commignion
Coulter
Knox Virente
Arc
Haynes
McCardie Johnson
van Auken
Edwin Carr
Thie Mess
The
Public Service
Boy killed by train near Wheatland depot
A two year old, Tittle Duren Wyils Holatine, son of John Hol tine, of Wheatland, was crushed by the No 1 engine of a Baltimore and Ohio troop train at Wheatland depot. Engineer Thomas Ackley reportedly did not realize the accident until signaling by crew. The child, who had just celebrated his second birthday, followed his older brother onto the rails and was killed when the engine rounded a curve near the tool house. The father works as a coal miner in Wheatland. Also reported is a separate Wheatland incident where six year old Duncan Wheeler found and aimed a gun at a horse in front of his home. Dobbyn's funeral was held today.
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Tittle Duren Wyils Holatine
John Holtine
Wheatland
Taneo
Baltimore & Ohio
Thomas Ackley
Enxineer
Dld
Lee
aBconscioun
Dangar
J. R. Jao
Neeche
Charles Wheeler
Duncan
Bnccy
Trevor
Dobbyn
Auto and Carriage Wreck on West Van Trees Street
A Ford auto supplied by Frank Bateman collided with a Burton carriage on West Van Trees Street Wednesday. Miss Burton received severe bruises and scrapes, clothes torn, and Florence Sheppard was thrown from the carriage. The Democrat declined a proposal from Evaneville merchants for 362.50 of advertising space.
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Ford
Frank Bateman
C.J. Burton
West van Trees
Misarene Burton
Florence Sheppard
The
Democrat Today
Evanevillé
Democrat
Young shoppers lose mesh bag at Hopewell's Grocery
Two nine year old girls, Alias Desaix McManigal and Margie Hoddinos, shopped at Hopewell's Grocery this morning. An old poorly dressed man talked with them and, on their turn being served, McManigal found her mesh bag missing. The bag held a brown coin purse with a silver dollar. The old man was also missing. a clerk saw him but no one knew him.
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Little Alias Desaix McManigal
Margie Hoddinos
Hopewell
Caah Grocere
Copreraathon
Miss McManlkzal
Winnipeg Strike Ends After Six Weeks of Turmoil
Winnipeg ends its general strike after six weeks at 11 am with metal trades workers yet to return. The city, once paralyzed, moves toward normalcy though sympathy walkouts lingers and the metal industry may resume in a few days.
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Winnipeg
Arrest Proceeding Set for July 3 in Federal Probe
Officials said an arrest will be attempted on July 3. Judge Robson, acting for the federal government, will open an investigation into the cause of the strike on duty two.
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Robson
Hayes Discusses League of Nations Action in Senate Talks
Washington June 26 Will Haya chairman of the republican national committee is expected to come here with Sen Knox, Lodge and other republicans to discuss the situation regarding republican opposition to the league of nations. Hayes arrived by invitation of the senate leaders.
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Washington
Will H. Haya
Republican National Committee
Kynox
Lodge
League of Nations
Hays
Senate
Crown Prince Freidrich Wilhelm Hohenzollern Leaves Halley
Paris reports former German crown prince Freiderich Wilhelm Hohenzol lern has escaped from Halley. He spent time with German forces after Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated and then went to the Dutch border, briefly interned, and moved to Mosterland near the Dutch naval base. He has stayed there with occasional mainland visits.
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Paris
Freiderich Wilhhelm Hohenzaltern
Halli
Mosterland
Hows
Wilhelm
Germany
Paris Report Says 00 Killed in Hamburg Revolt
American peace commission reports indicate 00 people killed in Hamburg riots. Dispatches say rebels seized the town hall and began liberating prisoners with General Von Lettow ordered to crush the revolt by force.
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Paris
American Peace Commission
Hamburg
Germany
London
Von Hindenburg Gives Up His Old Job
London June 26 Field Marshal Von Hindenburg announces retirement from his post and resigns as chief commander of the German armies in a letter to President Ebert. A dispatch notes his intention to step down and return to private life amid military and political transitions.
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von Hindy
London
Marshal von Hindenburg
Ebert
Surplus Meat Rejected for Park Lake Feeds
A report from Washington states that a surplus of 142 million pounds of meat was rejected for use at Baéiade Park lakes due to factory price issues and inadequate storage. Adney Morton, in charge of the project, confirmed the War department decision and noted the parameters behind the ruling.
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Washington
Baéiade Park Lakes
Adney Morton
Tde
War Department
Tr Co
Heall
Sf Matton
Lesrned
Parmilsé
Muncie's Mayor and Prosecutor Charged in Fraud Plot
In Muncie Indiana on June 26 Dr. R A Bunch mayor and Horace G Murphy Delaware County state's attorney were charged with conspiracy to use the mails to defraud. Bond set at 16900 each they were jailed after arrival of U S Marshal Storen. Indictment alleges protection money from a gaming gang that staged fixed fights to siphon off about 500000. Both officials allegedly sought immunity from prosecution through the gang and faced calls to prosecute by the ring. Thirteen gang members are under arrest and thirty five indicted in total.
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Mancie
Ind
United States
R. A. Bunch
Muncie
Horace G. Murphy
Delaware County
United States Merchnt Storen
Marshal Storen
Point
Alice Roth
Ginchaba Murphy
Gabe
Murphy
Collinn
Rand
Bunoch
Court House
Delaware County Grand Jury
Bucch Frst
Isls
County Grand Folty
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