30 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
1
President Harding consults with the GPO and pushes major export matters while Democratic committee members are sidelined. The article notes sections of the Versailles framework are being eliminated as new political maneuvering unfolds.
A formal signing marks a major international alignment as leaders announce the Hungarian pact amid widespread concern. Officials describe the agreement as a pivotal step in regional stability and cooperation, with delegates from multiple states present to witness the ceremony.
Investigating officials await reports on a broad appeal for aid in West Virginia. Authorities expect findings clarifying the scope and sources of requested assistance.
The Colton Dramatic Company performance in Ligonier was interrupted when circus seats collapsed injuring three audience members. The injured received medical attention and the show was paused while workers assessed the damage and prepared to resume later in the week.
A flood of chaotic fragments reports Ireland ready to respond to Lloyd George. Special messenger to deliver to the Premier in Scotland as Belfast rioting erupts anew with several killed including a five year old girl amid street fighting.
Proceedings detail charges against Cheng Na Su and Prenein associate in a case tied to robberies and fraud. Worthington cites investigations into Pretelis operations, with arraignment and requests for bail or pledges while prosecutors push for high stakes and penalties.
Reports say a gathering near a town led to illness after eating wild fungi. A man died and others, including relatives, were hospitalized as health officials investigated the mushroom poisoning incident. Local residents described a party where the mistaken fungi were consumed, with several family members among the victims.
Announcement from the school board states Mrs Miller is named as assistant to Charles FL Mueller. Frank Crine will continue in attendance office with pay fixed at a set rate.
The condition of Judge James B. Drake who had the first of two operations last week in St. Luke's hospital Chicago is most satisfactory. Mrs Drake returned home last night and will return to Chicago tomorrow for the second operation to be performed next week.
An eight year old girl fell between joists and landed in a pile of brick in a basement while playing near a construction site. She was not hurt.
A final order in the Hawks rate contract case was not issued today. The report notes ongoing motions and references a prior hearing with delayed resolution, mentioning related corporate actions and public utilities concerns.
Rev Frank A Myers resigns as pastor of the Church of the Brethren Fifth and Clifton streets and moves to Columbus Ohio. Household goods shipped ahead leaving Powser house vacant. A farewell reception is planned in the church after rain with Rev T A George of North Manchester to succeed him.
A local for sale advertisement invites readers to use a broker to sell an item quickly. The notice emphasizes swift service and simplicity for both seller and buyer. It names no specific item or location beyond generic market terms.
Generally fair conditions extend across Indiana with quiet skies tonight and through Wednesday. Temperatures trend slightly cooler overnight and into the day, with minimal wind and no precipitation expected in the near term.
Gov McCray promises a square deal to labor and employers at a conference aimed at easing Sullivan County turmoil over disputed work practices. He says the state cannot permit disorder while urging education and dialogue among operators and unions. Local union officials welcome the prospect of central negotiations.
New York Aug 30 An Associated Press dispatch cites insurance industry figures claiming 12 000 automobile deaths and 1 500 000 non fatal injuries occurred in 1920. The report notes the high financial claims from fatal incidents.
An unidentified man was found unconscious on the New York Central tracks near Corunna and was taken to a hospital in Auburn. He carried a Pullman pocket protector, and authorities continued efforts to identify him and determine the circumstances.
President Harding signed a proclamation urging disorderly elements in the Mingo district to disperse by noon September 1. White House reports indicate possible federal action in the West Virginia mine situation as officials weigh use of troops after a delegation led by Senator Sutherland urged Governor Morgan to seek federal assistance.
In Washington President Harding refused to convene a conference with United Mine Workers leader John D. Lewis to discuss West Virginia coal disturbances. A Senate committee will convene at Williamson, West Virginia, on Sept 1 to hear testimony, while Mr. Lewis awaits the president’s letter before commenting.
In Boone county at Jeffery near the Logan line, officials report 2600 to 3000 armed men assembling. The force aims at the unrest in Logan county where four men were killed in a clash with state troopers and deputies Sunday. Vehicles escort the column through Cabin Creek valley toward Marmet.
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