09 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
1
In Indianapolis miners convened to act on settlement terms proposed by the president though details remain unpublished. Optimism circulated as a judge postponement and grand jury delays were noted.
Fragmented text suggests a Chicago story about a likely Republican choice. Readable details are sparse, but entities point to Chicago and the Republican side, with unclear context and potential political framing.
A Hart morning wreck caused about 40 000 dollars in damage with no injuries. Emergency crews responded but no one was hurt.
Two freight locomotives struck an open switch causing a wreck in front of Elk Hart passenger depot. Eight freight cars were damaged and the two engines severely damaged, with damage extending along the line for about a hundred miles and multiple railroad crews scrambling to manage the scene.
Incomplete OCR text reports a fatal fire with limited readable details. The fragment mentions a death by burning and involved names, but no clear location, date, or official actions are provided. Further readable context is needed to update with precise entities or outcomes.
A chamberlain sentence received approval after a contentious session. Officials and residents voiced concerns while the council moved forward with the ruling, outlining next steps and potential impacts on the community.
A clash between Greeks and Turks is reported with casualties and a hospital death. The article mentions names and places including Mary, Sommer, and a local factory project tied to an Organize Union effort. Contractors and tradesmen plan a Thursday meeting to form a union.
Fragmentary text describes a person visiting Michigan and family communications. The readable parts mention a visit, a date reference, and a family update but lack clear names, events, or outcomes to confirm a definite news item.
Federal officers and South Bend police raided the Carle Fabri grocery store in Mishawaka seizing gallons of wine and whiskey. It is said Fabri piloted the liquor from Chicago, paying a sum and hauling it to Mishawaka on a motor truck.
A dispatch reports Italian leaders urge England to resolve the Adriatic issue promptly. Premier Giovanni Giolitti and other ministers plan to press the matter during talks with Prime Minister David Lloyd George. Government officials warn of potential diplomatic friction if progress stalls.
Local residents report activity on South Sixth Street near the corner of Sixth and Part Street. The narrative describes disturbances and crowding with mentions of vehicles and individuals present around the intersection as police and witnesses observe the scene.
A fragmented report notes the death by cyanide of a factory girl in a local scene. It mentions Mrs P and Mrs Hine and references a box social fundraiser for a club with a Cornell grove and Middlebury Goshen area backdrop.
The South Bend Women’s Club holds its annual nest dinner at the Oliver hotel in South Bend this evening. Humorist John Kendrick Banes will speak on Light and Shade in the Tapas of Valor.
The forecast shows snow this afternoon with much cooler conditions tonight. Wednesday will be fair, followed by a severe cold wave with strong north and northwest winds.
No change in local situation as committee states the fuel lid remains secured in Goshen. Officials caution residents and urge patience while monitoring the ongoing issue.
United States enacts tighter controls on industry with coal and energy measures. Factories face reductions and stores nationwide to six hour days under Garfield era policy as strike terms loom and fuel administration tightens oversight.
The article reports the inauguration of Kentucky Governor Morrow. It notes his pledge to pursue campaign promises, mentions his personal life, and references political tensions surrounding recognition of the Irish Republic and a Mason resolution before a foreign relations committee.
United States Army base hospital unit No. 62 organized at Indianapolis and including H. Hale Hollingsworth of Goshen treated 9 69 5 patients according to an official record.
South Bend reports that Peter J. Kruyer, late revenue collector for the Thirteenth district, was found dead in his office on November 28. An analysis of stomach contents confirmed morphine poisoning as the cause, per Coroner Earl Wag rer.
Paul Bickel, 16, son of William Bickel of Crescent street, was arrested by Night Officer Lehman in Justice Whisler's court for smoking and refusing to name a dealer. He faced fines and continues for failing to comply with orders.
Roumania will become a party to the present treaty with Austria and Bulgaria today. Her plenipotentiaries will sign the treaty in connection with the Austrian pact, providing for protection of radial minorities, and will add signatures to the Bulgarian treaty.
Mrs F M Hamman 35 died this morning after an operation for cancer at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota following a late diagnosis. She had been in poor health about a year and left for Rochester three weeks ago. Survived by her husband three daughters one sister and three brothers. The body will be taken to 41 West Pike Street and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
NILES Mich December Frank Ulery a truck driver for National Printing and Engraving company was stopped by two men who held revolvers to his head and ordered surrender He refused and pursued the pair through the central school yard They fled into a waiting car and headed toward South Bend
Quentin Kermit Curtis four months old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Curtis of Osceola died of pneumonia after a two week illness. He is survived by his parents a brother and a sister.
Citizens in Goshen face a referendum on establishing a local club. Voters are asked to decide whether to approve the creation and support of the new organization in the community.
The Goshen Chamber of Commerce sets a referendum to decide whether to establish a civic or community club or a YMCA. A committee will oversee votes by residents 18 and older within a week to ten days. Mayor Charnley offered to sell the Kessler property at Lincoln Avenue and Third Street for about 11000 to support the move.
The local soft drink parlor in Elighart formerly run by Ed Dalka and now deceased has reopened under new management by Herman Dalka.
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