18 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
1
Irish parliament faces a calm morning with no mention of breaking off negotiations on the peace question. Ulster cooperation remains sought as discussions cover southern brelanil and plebieite possibilities amid unclear future steps and votes.
A reading of the notice indicates that voters may participate in the upcoming city election without prior registration. The document notes dates and locations and emphasizes eligibility and procedures for casting ballots.
Two Goshen men are charged with stealing two chickens. The charges allege unlawful taking and possession of poultry from a local property. Police report details are incomplete in the available text.
A fragmentary notice appears to reference a fashion item or event with repeated garbled text. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify specifics. Further legible text is needed to produce a factual card.
Fragmentary notes mention William J Burns and a Flynn successor with unclear context. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable facts, names, dates, or locations to form a coherent summary.
Disorganized text accuses senators and conferees of pushing a home brew bill with a dangerous substitute. Notes about a search warrant for residences and procedural maneuvering appear amid garbled phrases and scattered names, suggesting a contentious conference over a beverage law.
The Democrat's classified ads page notes anticipated congressional steps next week on administration measures. It hints at political maneuvering and legislative timing affecting the floor action and potential votes.
A new feature area expands with seven tale structures from various authors, merging Per Sawseer and Hack Pint. The decision aligns with ongoing efforts to protect readers while addressing the growing number of characters in the text.
The article notes that Ter Mor. says the prohibition will continue to be enforced, targeting the practice of making a little veto in the home for domestic consumption. The Board of Public Works met at city offices with routine business.
A Chicago Herald Examiner advertising department manager was found dead yesterday afternoon near Diamond Lake. Authorities reported a grim scene and ongoing investigations as officers pursued leads.
The article reports Vice-President Thomas Marshall urging creation of a league as a remedy amid national tensions. It notes discussions and reactions among officials on organizing votes, peace efforts, and potential reforms.
Ten men were injured in a wreck near Terre Haute, with three reported dead. The train collision occurred on the Bre Four railroad line as a motor vehicle collided with rail cars near the west outskirts.
Indiana weather today calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday. In the north and central regions temperatures rise modestly, bringing a somewhat warmer Friday across those areas.
In Washington the House continues general debate on the Republican tax revision bill with Democrats insisting they must be allowed to offer changes. Debates center on a license tax for soft drink vendors and proposed exemptions for veterans and dependents, while moves aim to defeat the excess profits tax and raise corporate rates. The party argues the measure shifts tax burden to middle income earners as discussions proceed.
Two individuals sat the civil service examination for the Silver Lake postmastership in Warsaw. The Silver Lake postmaster receives a salary of 1400 dollars per year and the engraving of social stationery forms at the Deuinerat is reported as correct.
E L Johnson of Richmond, Inc. pleaded guilty before Mayor Charles to selling whisky and was fined $100 plus $30 costs. He paid the fines and was released. Authorities traced the liquor source to a building west of Main Street near Rock Run creek as part of the liquor law violation probe.
A predicting forecast warns of a harsh winter with very cold conditions for Wet-pon. Officials urge preparation as temperatures are expected to drop significantly and snow or frost may occur.
Lloyd George reaffirmed Britain’s stance on Japan’s role in the war effort after a conference of imperial premiers. He defended allied unity and supported Japan’s loyalty to the common cause amid tensions over strategy and the broader Allied front.
A House of Commons debate centers on surrendering the former German emperor. Mr Bottomley warns that refusal could force Britain to use sterner measures and call for new leadership to handle the issue.
Sheriff Arthur Wt Fonda reports Sam Archer, released on parole from a county superior court sentence after 90 days, may have parole revoked for unpaid debts. Archer is believed held in Lima on separate theft of automobile allegations and could be brought here from Ohio if parole is revoked.
S. F. Spehn, president of the Goshe Kiwanis, is in Kokomo to attend a meeting of the state Kiwanis organization executive committee.
Bids will be opened September 12 for the construction of a six story hotel in Michigan City. The project details include a six story structure and related facilities.
Former acting judge advocate general of the army Samuel Tilden Ansell and Cols John E Plant and Cresson face conspiracy charges over Grover Bergdoll’s escape. The majority report labels Ansell the mastermind and recommends disbarrment. the minority finds no proof of his direct conspiracy.
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