25 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
1
Large attendance marked a county fair in Instrument City as Elkhart’s band performed No Man's Land presentation amid elaborate dirework displays. The event featured a dramatic demonstration and a ceremonial pace set by community groups and visiting guests.
Governor Len Smail announces his bid for renomination. The formal filing and campaign team details are expected as voters prepare for upcoming party primary and county debates.
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A formal accord was signed as Germany and the United States move toward renewing friendly relations. The document, signed by foreign ministers, outlines steps to restore diplomatic ties and cooperation between the two nations.
Adjourned session noted by county board as they prepared drafts for the edr ued Peredgot stand and examined the functions of the roads super intendent Clark Ulery in yesterday’s afternoon meeting.
The city lent last evening presented an excellent program in Court Park with a large attendance and strong public turnout.
A tribute note recalls veterans from the Great War and World War II. The writer mentions visiting the National Cemetery to lay flowers and honor soldiers fallen in conflict, emphasizing that they are not wholly forgotten.
Congress postpones action on alcohol legislation as senators debate prohibitions and licensing, with party leaders and committees signaling continued study. The House plans to advance related measures while Republicans push for swift debate and potential amendments amid procedural delays.
Reported requests from Governor Morgan seek federal troops to quell unrest in coal fields as Washington weighs action. Brig. Gen Read and Col Stanteff Bord mobilize near Fort Benjamin Harrison with orders to Charleston and to monitor conditions amid martial law protests.
The Indiana forecast shows cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with unsettled weather developing by night. Temperatures remain steady with only minor changes expected.
Elkhart county teachers attended the Goshen High School institute beginning Monday and running to Tuesday afternoon to express opinions on the proposed Indiana State Teachers association constitution. Attendance exceeded expectations with nearly all county teachers present. Mrs Miriam B Petor of Indianapolis spoke on early education and the day featured discussions led by Prof Kel fers on "Waste in Modern Education."
An Elkhart resident, Kiarrie Valder, 63, died after being struck by a train near Pwedftly street in Wikivart. Born Felimson, she left a husband and four sons and four daughters. The accident occurred as she picked coal, with local family noting the event and mourning social ties.
An early morning blaze on Hoboken piers caused extensive destruction to multiple structures. Fire crews battled the flames as several piers were damaged and the total losses reached into the millions. Investigators began reviewing cause and containment as the smoke cleared.
Mexican authorities say a plot to assassinate the president led to the arrest of Gen. Jesus Salas Lopez commander of a local troop unit in Morelos Anastacio Savedra and Fernando Gonzales Gomez according to the Mexico City police chief.
South Bead fights a boost in telephone rates while Ligonier plans a street fair. The item highlights local residents opposing higher costs and town organizers promoting a community event.
An explosion during the ZR-2 incident followed by wreck damage is not blamed on blast. Investigators focus on girders breaking amidships as the likely cause of the disaster and plan further tests to confirm structural failure.
Reports from Hull and London describe the ZR-7 airship disaster over the Humber, with British and American officers detailing girders breaking and a massive explosion. Lieutenant Wann voices that the ship was under control before the blast and denies heroic actions into the river. Divers begin salvage as the wreckage is examined at dawn.
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