PESSIMISM IN DUBLIN OVER IRISH PEACE TALKS
A Dublin report describes the Irish peace situation as unquestionably very serious. An Irish leader’s next move is awaited as speculation grows that Phat Kereana may accept a proposal from Great Britain.
20 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1921
Page
1
A Dublin report describes the Irish peace situation as unquestionably very serious. An Irish leader’s next move is awaited as speculation grows that Phat Kereana may accept a proposal from Great Britain.
Fragmented OCR row lists educators and meetings with scattered names and places. Despite garbled text, it notes a Monday date for a county teachers gathering or event amid school matters and local scheduling.
Readable text notes an upcoming reunion of Civil War veterans scheduled for September 8. The fragmentary OCR mentions veterans and attendees, with generic references to past conflicts and reunion activities. The main action is the planned annual gathering.
The text discusses an independent ticket and names several figures in a fragmented political context. It references different factions and potential candidates and hints at public engagement and the reading of a democratic process.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a crossing incident with unclear names and garbled words. No coherent facts or identities are readable to form a solid report or determine location, date, or outcome.
The Republican tax measure is expected to pass the House late today with indications of an overwhelming majority. Senate consideration follows after a recess as finance committees prepare to take up the bill in about 16 days amid partisan opposition and procedural debate.
The Railroad Labor Board faced a split decision on reducing overtime pay. Key figures included President Npeblegah Paebeville and engineer W. Pieedeer, with witnesses and procedures mentioned as part of the deliberations. The article notes various procedural debates and the impact on workers and rates.
A fragmented OCR entry outlines an examination by editors in Indiana and the United Kingdom into water and light topics. It references audit costs, years covered, and a list of technical terms, with garbled phrases about paths, ports, and land areas. The text is heavily corrupted with missing letters and disjointed sections.
George Leer aged 72 died of apoplexy at Sugar Grove Home. His survivors include relatives and friends in Now Parris and Crasher, with funeral services to be announced by the family as details are clarified.
Police inquiry in New York and surrounding areas centers on a claim that a farm property served as a burial ground for Sicilian victims. Officials say the statement ties to an organized game linked to multiple killings in this city and other places. Sheriff McPherson leads the investigation with local authorities, while public records and testimony are being reviewed.
Washington Aug 20 Senate conferees neared agreement on key points of the anti beer bill with final enactment possible before the recess. Debate focused on adjustments to precedents and provisions to protect certain properties while advancing the measure toward approval.
Fire destroyed a large barn causing about 3000 dollars in damage. Solo responders and deputies quelled a mob attack during the blaze. Twenty six persons were reported injured in the chaotic events surrounding the incident.
City Democrats convened their first campaign gathering at the party’s new headquarters near the former Tegotha Hite Sgn Frevberser site by Nuttorad Bank. City Clerk Chel Firestini organized the event which drew strong attendance and introductions for the fall campaign.
Fragmentary notice indicates Deere Mimerick will take possession of J. Is Hamndbaums grocery on South Madu Street with close of business today and opening for himself Mevalta in the morning. Delivery system and future butter supply may be affected.
M B C camp meeting expected to close tomorrow with large crowd. Pretiirency abate whiei opened and services highlighted by the cross and Nimereus documents. A pavilion and tents were noted as part of the grounds setup and attendees anticipated a strong turnout.
An obituary style probate note states that a deceased individual named Arthur left his estate to his wife and children. The text mentions related names and unclear dates as the heirs pursue the inheritance.
Forecasters predict thunderstorms and showers this afternoon or tonight across southern Indiana. Temperatures remain mild with unsettled conditions and a chance of lingering rain into Sunday. Local skies may clear later as the system moves east.
Jesse Yardesty and George Yardesty from 05 South Ninth Street are reported to be finishing a year of service with the Coast Artillery at Puget Sound Washington. Jesse receives an honorable discharge and plans to return home after a year of service. George was recently discharged and returned home Tuesday.
A former Goshen pastor, who led the Burst MOOR church and later served as supervising elder of the Goshen Methodist district, died in Minnesota. He retired from ministry in 1906 and was buried in Monticello, Indiana after funeral services held Friday.
AESTER NIA broke in Goshen shortly before dark with heavy rain and severe lightning. An electrical disturbance occurred near TL o'clock while thieves invaded the Eherry farm ineton pated near Wawaka and fled after several shots were fired.
In Geneva Indiana Woodrow Christman nine died when his brother Charles twelve shot or the gun exploded while they played on a bed. Coroner ruled accidental death from gunshot. Survived by Eli and (Mrs.) Christman parents and siblings.
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