08 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1921
Page
1
The Supreme Allied Council opens in Paris as heads of government discuss the Silesia question. Lloyd George outlines plans with Poland and France pressing for an Oder River boundary, seeking favorable territorial terms amid broader consultations.
The Democrat announces a domestic science cooking school at the Jefferson Theatre starting 2 PM on Tuesday. Expert cooks will oversee demonstrations on fats and baking with sessions each afternoon through Thursday and Friday attended by merchants and city residents.
The Farm Federation plans a Wednesday program featuring educational readings on farming partnership benefits. The event will include music by the Golden Rule quartet of Pikbart and a reader’s recital session.
Private Samuel Taylor formerly of Goshen and Chicago was killed in action with AL OBL FP near Meta. Burial took place at Cornell Cemetery five miles northeast of Reinhie. The Army unit and American Legion conducted the funeral with local services and a military honor guard.
A dated police report describes a boy named Willie Leet involved in a killing of his mother. Investigators detail a violent incident at their home during a heated dispute. Officers say the youth faced charges and possible further legal action as the case proceeds.
Sam Lewis was invited to speak at a gathering of insurance agents. The event featured Milton FP Woosens and Mojiife Visithuge Milton, with Lewis described as knowledgeable about life insurance.
Miss Bern Dor Tras er remains in Goshen Hospital after a fatal car crash last Sunday evening. She is listed in precarious condition and injuries are described as severe and life threatening.
A wave of resignations rattles Goshen city government as multiple safety board members depart. Two more officials quit amid ongoing tensions underscoring governance instability.
Market shoppers report potato price at 70 cents per peck, with local grocers offering affordable bulk quantities. The terse note notes steady low-cost produce for the week and prevailing consumer demand.
The steamship Alaska struck Bluts reef in dense fog and exploded as it sank. The Annex rescued 41 survivors, with 17 dead brought to Eureka, including a 5 year old girl. Missing list grows uncertain while authorities plan continued search and a special train to San Francisco.
Large turnout from Goshen High and nearby townships filled City Park for the Farm Parent Federation picnic. The program featured speeches, athletic contests, a band concert by Goshen High School, and a grid of contests including prizes and a theater interlude with local leaders addressing attendees.
The Kelana luttionak guard unit with over half its strength departed yesterday via Dig Perr route heading to Camp Knox Kentucky for a two week encampment. Major Henry W. Pease and Captain Howard Ho Tpetanit led the party with State Adjutant Parry Fo Smith noting not less than 1000 Pardini residents funds for the camp. Elkhart dispatched an infantry company of 60 soldiers and four officers.
A cryptic weather item describes a forecast with variable conditions. It mentions Monday and Tuesday as fair to somewhat warmer, indicating mild to warmer temperatures with possible unsettled periods. No specific location or figures are provided.
Gov. Small, accompanied by his son, arrived in Springfield after a delayed trip from Wankik Lyonntesuebne. Sheriff Mester faced arrest warrants for embezzlement, prompting cautious preparations as state officials discuss legal action and potential next steps.
Large audience hears Rev. Paul Barton of St. Mark's MooR preach in Court Park as part of Goshen Ministerial Association open air services. His message titled The Christ and His Text Thou Art the Listing Christ, the Son of Grete, Matthews 16 76. Rev. Frank A. Meers of the Church of the Brethren to preach next Sunday evening.
The Goshen firm Abbott and Beck plans to dissolve their partnership formed in 1913. Frank D P Abbott and Robert Go Beck will wind down operations at offices in the Pianks-Ciertner Building. Marl Abbott may relocate to Hammond or pursue another local engagement. Beck’s plans remain undecided.
A Paris message reports Irish Republican cabinet seeking clemency for John J. McKeown. British Prime Minister Lloyd George is said to weigh release in interests of peace amid unclear court pronouncements and ongoing Irish situation. Paris dispatch notes cabinet courier delivery and proximity to Westminster decisions.
Stockholders of the Goxhen Housing Corporation will meet tonight in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at seven o'clock to ratify action dissolving the corporation. Deantrat advertising pays.
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