06 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
1
Negotiations aim at a peace accord with both sides likely to offer recommendations for Parliament. Provisional government formation discussed as part of the settlement, with Irish and British actors referenced amid a wide international effort.
A railway disaster report notes 23 victims and potential additional bodies may be recovered. Investigators and local authorities search the wreck site for missing passengers and secure the scene.
Fragmented lines suggest discussions on labor actions and hiring shifts. Names and places are unclear, but references point to Senate activity and political figures amid economic changes.
A community service campaign launches tomorrow with five organizations forming a coordinating committee under the Charter of Community Service. Drew leads the committee while urging full member participation and prompt action to support city welfare efforts.
Unclear fragmentary report indicates Palmer was placed under arrest. Shaky text references a marine operation or facility and possible charges or detainment but lacks verifiable details or complete context.
Elkhart County faces 48 tuberculosis deaths, a high rate for a civilized community. Christmas Seal sales fund health education, the county nurse, and a broader crusade, including Goshen schools’ health lessons and preventive work. Citizens are urged to donate, even at a small per-candle count, to support statewide tuberculosis efforts.
The text notes confusion over Lloyd George not visiting the United States and mentions political maneuvering and preparations. It references ministers and visits to Washington, with scattered fragments about cards, parties, and arrivals. The readable parts imply a discussion of travel plans and diplomatic messaging.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names unclear and wording garbled about purchasing cars. No coherent event or identifiable organizations or dates present.
The Farmington council authorized the city board of education to acquire 15 acres in the Ficentineton addition for a new high school site at a cost of about 15 000. Plans include a 20 000 square foot building with domestic science and a cafeteria, and preparations for future expansion. The decision followed discussion on zoning and sanitation ordinances and projected campus needs.
Joseph Sailor petitions a court to enjoin Goshen City from enforcing a barrier on a city bus line. The filing cites alleged violations of existing ordinances and seeks relief to permit continued bus service without the barrier. The matter references prior orders and notable dates, including a hearing scheduled for mid month.
The ninth annual event at Wakarisa fairground will feature a peaqors show and a charity pantiny display. Prec Udy Pe is planned as the lead event with local participants and vendors.
Paternity of three year old Stillman and day Ward Leeds was the central issue in a divorce hearing. Defense argued paternity of Stillman with testimony of residence at the estate near Pooutiea hills. Witnesses alleged connections involving Miss Pathos, Mrs Beebe and Mr Copley as parties to the dispute and the case proceeded in Poughkeepsie district court.
Fragmented OCR lists several references to county offices and boards with scattered phrases about governance, locations, and processes. The legible portions mention boards, offices, and unspecified procedures, but lack coherent events or outcomes to summarize.
Dan Sanders of South Bend and Goshen, a Phi Beta Kappa senior at Harvard, has been selected for the Rhodes Scholarship. He will depart for England in October for studies at Oxford, returning after Christmas to resume at Harvard. He is the second Goshen native to win the honor.
The article reports on restoration efforts and national concerns tied to the arms conference, urging Congress to pursue domestic gains. It notes President’s stance, delegates’ trust in negotiations, and calls for cooperation among nations most directly involved to advance postwar rebuilding and economic recovery.
The county board endorsed Tien Mpeot and approved a candidate for agricultural agent. The nominee, previously dean of a state college's agricultural program, must be approved by Pur Dave University and the county board. Charles Pers was named for county road supervisor.
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