29 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR style note mentions Saturday night actions and scattered names and places. Content is garbled, with multiple incomplete terms and no coherent storyline or identifiable entities to summarize clearly.
An Associated Press report describes a split among the Four Brotherhoods and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen over strike tactics and wage issues. Officials say separate ballots were issued and unions debate the best path to press demands while workers face potential job actions.
An eight year old boy accidentally shoots and kills his brother during a farm incident. Authorities investigate the circumstances as family members recall the event and the location is described as a rural setting with farm partners and regional ties.
Benes Cospdrer reports that a ship damaged the N GT server. Several parts severed, causing a significant disruption to operations. Authorities investigate the cause and scope of the failure.
This week the board of public works held a session behind closed doors. The committee met this afternoon in the City Attorney's office, but no report will be released until the commission reaches a decision.
Manel Doaineson, president of the Philippine seraates, asserts that Ginendi of Gre WE Wasi will be well restored to the Philippines. The people feel their presence aids rehabilitation and signals a hopeful return amid ongoing preparations and news from the region.
Reports say the end of the fair was marred by rain while crowds and riders prepared for performances. Exhibits and contests drew travelers on PT cars and the New York Central line to Laporte for week attractions, with fairgoers planning next week’s Valparaiso events.
The Indiana forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with little change in conditions. Expect mostly clear skies, light winds, and standard temperatures for the period.
Two Curtis men and three other suspects detained after masked robbers drilled into the Security Trust and Deposit vaults at the Mason Temple building. The four were “inside men” with two guards implicated. deposits opened after hours and safeties emptied. The loot valued around $224,000, including jewelry, was secured by insurance. detectives describe a carefully planned haul with masked, well dressed suspects. depost spaces left open for customers after hours.
Reports from Mosriseses Qedan describe trouble among native Spanish in El Araish on the Atlantic coast south of Vienatier. The district lies two miles west of Mledenlia in Spatial Moreen, where Spaniards faced reverses against Riffian tribesmen. This is the first report of trouble in the Atlantic coast section of Spanish Morous.
An international convention of the Disciples of Christ opens in Winona Lake today with anticipated attendance around 7,000. Delegates and participants arrive to participate in the ceremony and sessions planned for the gathering.
The township trustees of the county gathered this afternoon in the office of Superintendent Diaries F. Miller for a special session to discuss ongoing school issues.
The September union services move indoors after July and August open air gatherings. Rev Adams presents a sermon in Court Park last night. First MFL Church hosts next Sunday. Offerings totaled £9 with surplus to charity after expenses.
In Los Angeles California the cases of Mrs Mardadyune Qieteehain and Ar theatre Wo Paare detail their murder charge against Fo Byedte ou Kenmeds. They are scheduled to enter pleas before Judge Reeve in the superior court today.
Mishawaka man Victor Braner, known as a balloonist and World War I veteran, died when his night flight accident ended in a fatal fall near Potawatomi and Springbrook parks. The crash left Braner with severe injuries. his wife witnessed the incident and Braner was taken to his home after the Charbonner funeral cortege.
British forces quell ongoing unrest following clashes in the vicinity of Calicut. The unusually serious disturbance prompted security patrols and curfews as authorities work to restore order and assess casualties.
Reports from Malabar indicate British forces killed many insurgents while dozens of Europeans and Indian police are missing or dead. The revolts arise from Moplah Muslim unrest amid religious fervor and propaganda by Indian nationalists, signaling possible spread beyond the region.
Carl Gousatud of Mooresville is jailed in Martinsville for possible circuit court action over the death of Simon Chandler near Plainfield. Chandler died at Indianapolis hospital after injuries from a Sunday baseball game dispute. Witnesses say Chandler’s skull was crushed by a blow from Houssad during the Plainfield Mooresville game.
Unusually high temperatures followed thunder showers Saturday night and early Sunday morning with heavy rainfall and high humidity. Noble county farmers met in Kendallville and voted against a plan for a cooperative store.
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