22 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1921
Page
1
ST JOSEPH COUNTY farmer, 87, found murdered in his home after years of solitary life near Notre Dame. Police believe robbery as motive. Body discovered in his dwelling with signs of restraint and foul play. Police pursue possible links to intruder activity in the area as investigation continues.
A fragmented report describes a vehicle impact at New Carlisle crossing with unclear context. The text mentions injury or death and references railway elements and personal accounts, but specifics are unreadable.
Coroner reports death by self-inflicted gunshot in his Elkhart sourced residence last night. Dr Donaldson, age unspecified, arrived March from Elkhart. police and undertakers attended as investigators noted the suicide occurred around 10 to 2 o'clock. widow and family members present, with sisters named in notice.
Local bootlegger case ends with fines and costs suspended after review. The order names Charion Ariuetid and North Mecenth steeed abrgigiesd, with dates and officials referenced in scattered notes.
Fragmentary lines reference a company, meetings, and officials but details are garbled. The readable elements indicate a discussion of moving to a location and references to dates or attendees, yet specific names, places, or outcomes are not recoverable from the surface text.
A garbled account mentions a sailor returning to the United States from overseas service. The piece hints at border issues and legal matters tied to his repatriation and a separate incident involving Whisker, with unclear details lingering from the damaged text.
The mayor's son, a graduate of Willians University, will join the Femehubhet Star-Bulletin as a reporter. He studied journalism at the University of Washington and recently spent a vacation in Chicago before starting this role.
Ochaehrips. DP daveheer of Beha Cieheing, residing anear Notte county fara five miles north of Newdalmville, died of typhoid fever.
The headquarters unit of guards returns from Camp Knox after two weeks of training and drills. The piece notes familiar names among the troops and mentions a hospitalization for a member, with overall training focus and field activities described.
A. S. Zook serves as special judge for the day’s court. The text mentions the upcoming fourbar session and a date in October, with framing around court proceedings and scheduling.
Fort Wayne authorities estimate spending about 165 dollars this year to aid the worthy poor. Officials say no large emergency aid fund will be needed this year as conditions appear stable.
Partly cloudy with possible showers in the north and central portions tonight and Tuesday. A slow temperature rise expected through the period.
The report describes a violent clash during a game between Thiestsersdnede Cirvens and Dtadicaacce Sedb Pleas Prop at City Park. A broken jaw and multiple teeth losses are noted after an umpire confrontation and on field scuffles. A spectator named Juhkixy clashed with officials, leading to further disruptions. A specialist was later consulted and authorities investigated the incident.
Britain signals acceptance of an invitation to a disarmament conference. Prime Minister Corgren and Foreign Minister Grampers described the talks as a step toward reducing arms, unemployment, and tariff barriers. The forum includes representatives from the United States and other nations.
The notice appears to reference a Buick touring car and engraving of social stationery forms at the Democrat. Details are fragmented with unclear dates or actions.
Dr F N Aitken died at Bristol after a five week illness. He was 75, born in Kauvalo New York, practiced medicine in Bristol for many years and served as an internist in New York before returning to Bristol to establish a pioneer practice. He was a longtime Democrat and prominent in Bristol life, survived by his wife and several children.
The Navy sent 400 Marines aboard the battleship Pennsylvania from Philadelphia to the Canal Zone. The State Department asked for the move as a precautionary measure and officials did not disclose the exact mission or destination beyond Panama.
Judge James S. Drake, who had been ill at his home on Seventh Street, was taken to St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago for examination and possible surgery after a tone of uncertainty about a formal operation prior to a decision.
Cabinet secretary Cel Spender denies talks with Sinn Fein or its proxies. Irish republican parliament secret sessions begin in Dublin to draft a reply to Great Britain’s peace proposals, as De Valera and allies discuss public opinion and the state of negotiations.
The House approved a Senate bill with amendments to authorize a single billion dollar export aid via the War Finance Corporation for agricultural products. House action removed sections on WFC purchases of up to 100 million in farm loan bonds and creation of a new Commerce Department bureau to gather abroad trade data.
In Greensboro North Carolina Aug 22 Judge James Boyd ruled the new federal child labor law unconstitutional. The Owen Keating child labor law had been held unconstitutional by the same judge two years earlier and the ruling was upheld by the US Supreme Court.
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