19 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1921
Page
1
Miners refuse to return to work and railroad crews quit in Sullivan County as 20 masked men compel mine employees to leave. Firemen and engineers pull their fires and depart, preventing settlement steps amid ongoing labor tension and unclear outcomes.
A flood devastated a New Mexico village with significant structural damage but no reported fatalities. Emergency crews evacuated residents as swift water swept through homes and streets. Local officials called for aid to assist cleanup and recovery efforts.
A grand jury seeks Obenchain amid a report of a broken steering knuckle causing a major automobile to enter a river. The fragmentary text mentions shipments to the county fair, a late evening incident, and state authorities involved in the case.
A fragmentary historical notice hints at research into famous vampires and related myths. It references a lab and named figures, suggesting a study of origins, cultural impact, and prior articles on the theme. The piece conveys intrigue over legendary figures and their modern reception.
The piece reports American Bankers Association president leading a protest against the excess profits tax and a vote on a Republican measure in the House. It details industry officials and committees debating tax provisions, with references to 1922 continuance and anticipated floor actions tomorrow.
Fragmentary notice reports double header motor busses operated out of Elkhart, with fare information and penciled references to a specific bus line. Readable text mentions forty cents fare and a note about engraving of social stationery forms at the Democrat office.
The senate adopted an amendment lowering federal aid for road construction next year from 100 million to 75 million. The bill authorization for Major General Leonard Wood as governor general of the Philippines without resigning from the army was laid on the table by the house military committee. The foreign relations committee approved American participation in the 1922 Rio de Janeiro centennial exposition. Premier Lloyd George announced Welsh home rule in the Liverpool Post. The roads bill provides 75 million with one third immediately available.
The notice outlines proposals to reduce taxes on forests and agricultural land, aiming to ease costs for farmers. It discusses eligibility, duties, and the impact on forest owners and local economies, with officials citing potential benefits and concerns.
A guard unit is set to return from training camp on Sunday evening. Reports from the estate meeting of the ausetpel indicate involvement of local staff and officials in lingering distractions and conjecture about the two week gate period.
New York Central brakeman El Wiles, 460, was killed today in the South Bend yard when he fell between two threshold cars. He was on the brakestick and was decapitated in the accident.
Partly cloudy tonight with probable showers in the north. Saturday looks unsettled and cooler with possible showers and thunderstorms.
Chancellor Wirth seeks backing from all political factions for the peace treaty with the United States as Reichstag debate looms. Former German envoy Count Von Bernstein spoke for the Democratic party detailing Wirths aim to unite factions before ratification.
Fire at the Ormond Hotel near Barbee Lake destroyed the structure on Thursday afternoon. Authorities and firefighters from Warsaw and nearby areas fought the blaze, with several investigations and reports of personal effects left inside and estimates of the damage not yet finalized. No immediate cause or casualties are confirmed.
Final revision of the census figures for the Presbyterian Church in the United States shows a gain of 85,256 members over 1920. The increase reflects continued growth across synods and congregations, with total membership reaching a new high as reported by Associated Press from New York on August 2.
Kansas governor Henry J. Allen spoke at Winona Lake on industrial questions facing courts and labor. The lecture outlined issues of law and order, with references to church and community leaders guiding public discussion during the gathering.
Judge TL Moll in superior court here today upheld the act relating to motor vehicle licenses passed at the session of the state legislature. The decision declares the law constitutional and in effect. Democrat job printing service is prompt.
A chaotic night at Barnstable jail saw a mob storm the facility as police fired warning shots to disperse rioters and arrest suspects tied to the assault on a young white woman. Two men Benny Cones and another local charged as accomplices were taken to Barnstable for detention.
Prime Minister affirms Britain will stay the course toward peace with Ireland and seeks to secure lasting improvements in the North. He emphasizes resolve, stability, and international diplomacy as essential to end violence and foster reconciliation.
Premier Lloyd George claimed the British government offered all possible concessions to Ireland while preparing to place the final terms before parliament. Lord Curzon said the government stood by its proposals, warning that a breakdown could lead to further steps after parliamentary approval or disapproval. The adjournment motion sets the house to meet on October 11 to decide next steps.
Sheriff Rosen of Barnstable spoke with Governor Cox by telephone saying demonstrations had ceased and he believed he could handle the situation without a troop raid. He reported no further trouble expected and confidence in local control.
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