24 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
1
Reported explosion ends first night of 48th fair as a large crowd watched the airship display. The evening program included racing and a headline attraction titled No Man's Land to Go Stowit in Prot of Grandstand, with officials investigating the incident.
A cluster of educators gathered to hear multiple addresses on school policy reform. The event featured remarks from several local figures and focused on funding, curriculum, and classroom resources.
The Associated Press reports discussions over a 30 day recess for Congress face possible disruption. The article notes reactions from lawmakers, timing matter, and potential impact on session business.
Fragmentary OCR text references famed vampires and scattered phrases about legends and places. The readable parts mention possible names and themes without coherent events. The piece lacks clear persons, dates, or verifiable facts to form a concrete news item.
Federal raid in Cleveland uncovers a sprawling scheme tied to major securities deals. U S Attorney Climin Sass leads investigations into Perverse trusts and brokerages with millions involved across multiple operations.
New York Aug 24 Elbert H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corporation announced the firm would meet price cuts in sheet and tinplate instituted by independent producers. The move comes as the industry faces pressure from competition and market dynamics.
The former county treasurer Cyrus Sedler of Elkhart, Geshe, and Christel area died after years of service. He lived in Elkhart and was married to Mrs. Tad Pheovorene Shirt. Survived by Frank writers and several nieces and nephews, his death ends a long tenure in public finance. Burial details were not provided.
A new Syracuse bank plans to open with 30000 dollars in capital stock. The article lists board members including William Phrehelz and Jim Hire Eebumined MOO Eberie as directors and notes the institution will join the local banking landscape alongside the State Bank of Syracuse.
Reports from Washington indicate the peace pact with Austria is signed in Vienna with German and American signatories expected to affix seals today. Officials note details remain unpublished as foreign ministers and White House aides discuss ratification timing and congressional involvement.
A local city band will perform this evening at Court Park. Residents are invited to enjoy a free outdoor concert in the park, weather permitting, with possible crowd attendance and a short spirited program.
Partly cloudy weather expected in Indiana tonight and Thursday with little change in temperature. Forecasters warn of stable conditions and mild winds.
Springfield Aug. Interest directed to Fred Sterling as he turned over to the state treasurer 40 7356.28 in interest entries from his time as state treasurer. Sterling has been indicted with Governor Small and Vernon Curtis on charges of embezzlement and conspiracy involving 2 500 000 of state funds.
Robert G. Beck becomes a partner at Indiana Abstract Co after leaving a dissolved firm. He teams with Harvey E. Vernon to run Pudiatia Abstract Cel on North Mrn Street, focusing on abstract work, title services, and related business.
W. V. El Messick returns home from Lencecliff for a short visit with relatives. His sister Mrs. Parrie Woodard plans to visit this Saturday. Cillaige and Mr. Messick will accompany him to the city for an extended stay.
Fragmentary lines describe a person named Wayne and references to a stout street and Beers point. Details are garbled and no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
The article reports on a proposed compromise in the Hawks case with the Public Service Commission. It notes rates poster proposals and a tentative order drafted by Robert Arne strom, with input from Commissioner Mir Armstrong and staff including Councilman Yoder and Stewart. The commission met with officials in Goxhen and planned further conference before week’s end.
A school house is proposed to cost 950000 and to be erected in Fort Wayne. The announcement outlines a new building project for the city.
A dirigible wrecked in the River Humber at Hull England. Five of a 49 man crew were saved with the rest reported lost. The incident prompted rescue efforts and inquiries into the accident.
The U S navy confirms 21 Americans were aboard the ZR-2 airship when it exploded over Hull England. Only six of 49 crew reportedly survived as observers described flames, wreckage, and parachute escapes. Marcus Esterly died. Captain Swean cited as unharmed. The airship had been en route from England to the United States on a test flight.
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