13 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1921
Page
1
Officials announce new bridge crossing projects in Indiana with $250,000 expected expense funded by state and county work. Bids for posts open August 29 as authorities note current financial conditions and ensure ample time for compliance and installation planning.
Report notes President Harding will stay in the background during the disarmament conference to avoid distraction. Officials say his presence underscores U S focus on negotiations while he limits public appearances.
Messages indicate the private funeral for Priv Ver Bloss is planned for tomorrow in the area near VPterngon. Details are limited in the readable text.
A brief political note reports Beveredge choosing to abstain from the upcoming election. The item references local figures and party dynamics but provides no further details on dates or outcomes.
Notice seems to announce a public meeting or hearing with attendees and a deadline, but the OCR is garbled. Key entities include a location or venue and a date, referencing a council or committee and attendance requirements.
Margaret A. Smith of Milford faces a civil action filed yesterday in Roscommon court alleging domestic disputes and alleged assault by the defendant. The complaint claims she struck and attacked the plaintiff’s wife and child, with claims of threats and coercive conduct amid a family dispute.
Aged Benedict reports the president will respond with a letter rather than a telegram. The article notes reactions from Drrest Cent and Mrs. Cetdie and mentions Harding’s stance on the matter. The piece implies a political context and public interest in the president's communication.
Fraternity members report Obenchain hid in a fraternity kitchen to escape his mother as authorities investigated his escape from the custody of his former wife in connection with a related case. Investigator Tupul Varthey described the arrest and escape sequence, noting the escape involved hidden routes near the residence and beach area.
An Associated Press report outlines plans for a major New York tunnel and bridge project linking New Jersey and New York City. The article sketches construction goals, potential routes, and anticipated transportation impact across the region.
Indiana highway department reports broad graveling work across Steuben Lagrange Noble Kosciusko Whitley and Lake counties aimed at steady travel all year. Rapid summer progress under Director Lawrence Teens brings better traction and cost efficiency on northern routes despite weather and drainage challenges.
Constable S A Landini reports a theory that another body lies near the grave where Father Patrick FE Hestin, a murdered Catholic priest, was exhumed last Wednesday night. He announced the rumor after returning from Salada Zenehoon near the Pacific south of eve.
The annual North Manchester fair will be held next week with local vendors, rides, and entertainment planned for attendees. Organizers say the event supports community groups and runs across multiple days with activities for families and neighbors.
Tangier dispatch reports plans to deploy 30 000 troops to the western Spanish Morocco zone amid unrest in Melithe and nearby districts. In Madrid, former Premier Antonio Mauro assumed the premiership, replacing the resigned Prime Minister.
The Mop Co chairs a meeting at Betters Creve with Groshen in attendance tomorrow afternoon. The White Pigeon city band schedules an open air concert in Minstdtelbuey next Thursday evening.
Washington Aug. 15 The house ways and means committee moved to raise exemptions for family heads and reduce the net income threshold. The plan increases the personal exemption to 400 for dependents and raises for single earners to 2 000 while keeping a 32 percent tax rate on incomes above 26 000. The changes are expected to raise revenue by about 30 million while keeping other exemptions intact.
In a closed session the British Cabinet reviews an official reply while maintaining strict secrecy. No details are released as government circles uphold confidential procedures.
London August meeting of the British cabinet discussed Stamon De Vieleray's reply to peace proposals from the Irish Republican leader. Cabinet members, including Lord Fitzalan and Sir Haar Greemwood, were reportedly called to attend, with secrecy on the contents. Some writers claim the reply signals a step for negotiation, while sensational newspapers claim a rejection, citing contrasting press reports.
A man tried to pass a worthless check on Park Street grocer Frank Alford last evening. Alford refused the check drawn for 25.50 on a City National blank and reported the matter to police. The stranger sought a blank check at George J. Smith grocery earlier and obtained one later at McConnell grocery. All city merchants were warned of the suspect’s activities.
Harvey Gordon of Nappanee was arrested yesterday afternoon on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated after his car turned turtle. He was taken to the station, found to have no liquor, but had a $200 check and $22 in money. Gordon had a prior DUI record and faces arraignment today as his car suffered heavy damage.
Police arrested a man in Calgary after questioning him said to be wanted in Roseburg Oregon for the murder of Dennie Russell a laborer Brufield of Roseburg identified as the suspect in the fatal case
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