10 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1921
Page
1
Report notes 8000 men at stockyards to fill vacancies amid a general strike. Chicago issues and warnings appear as walkout leaders act against disorder. Troop deployments may be requested in Kragisa as clashes are reported in East St. Louis Hi and Omaha areas.
Goshen Post No. 30 elects 1922 officers including Commander and Adjutant. Names listed include Treasurer, Sergeant at Arms, and Executive Committee members with retiring commander Carsten Benburger noted.
About PS county school storeinten dents and coopriscipals attended the county meeting held at Bristol Thursday evening. County Superintendent C. F. Miller and Goshen High attendees spoke on the teachers' pension law.
The state rests its case in the murder trial of Fred Decker as jurors tour a farm. Key witnesses have been summoned by the prosecutor and defense counsel signals possible motions but the court remains in session.
Disjointed text describes a violent killing linked to a person who had previously freed the killer. Curious fragments mention Patras, Cher, Blaogiter, and references to maps, waves, and a senedd. The readable content centers on a fatal act connected to a prior release and a confusing sequence of names and places.
Elahart County moves to double its corn quota amid relief talks and ongoing agricultural adjustments. Local leaders discuss distribution and production targets with state officials and concerned farmers.
A fragmented notice discusses Mrs Wright of North Lib overseeing a family matter involving her son Frank and daughter Mes Cora D Halle, mentioning Bremen and a property tied to a Bremen cobbetery. The text is garbled but centers on familial and property associations.
Authorities search for a tramp sought after a barn fire near Lacrosse. The blaze destroyed the barn and twelve horses perished with six more missing. Investigators pursue details of the incident and the motive alleged in the report.
London dispatches report pressure on the Dail cabinet may stall the peace treaty in southern Ireland. Some say De Valera may resign as head of the Dail government with Arthur Griffith to succeed him, possibly followed by Chas Burgess or other ministers who opposed the treaty.
The Mexican authorities hold the American schooner Mabel at Brestimuda accusing it of contraband cargo and armed crew on U S flagged ships. Officials said other vessels in Lower California waters carry contraband and wire with the aim of protection against incursions, a response to recent U S protests.
Hearing of evidence in the case of five Indians charged with the robbery of a central mall in Indianapolis has been set for December 16 in United States district court. Prosecution attorney said he would prove the five were in Indianapolis at the time of the robbery.
Off duty American Marines clashed with a group of civilians in Managua Nicaragua last night. Four policemen were killed and one wounded in the confrontation.
New equipment and fittings for the Goshen cafe, formerly Henry’s, have arrived and are being installed. When the new proprietors Messrs Eftimew and Marandy complete remodeling, the cafe will be among the most modern in northern Jedrisnant.
A local note highlights rising readership for The Democrat as more residents turn to the paper each day.
In Indianapolis a reformatory bill was drafted to remove the Mate reformatory from Jeffersonville and submitted after little change to the substance. It calls for a four member committee to select a new site and for trustees to oversee construction and condemnation issues, with plans for new facilities and potential site options across the state.
A bandit in Cincinnati was accidentally killed while four bandits robbed a bank messenger car. Another companion was wounded and died later. the dead man has not been identified. The body was thrown from the automobile miles from the robbery scene. Warsaw reports the Decke trial in Columbia City will cost Kosciusko county about 500 dollars.
Little change in conditions expected across Indiana and Kentucky tonight and Sunday. Clouds may linger with light winds and mild temperatures, keeping overall quiet weather across the region.
Judge Kenesaw M Landis set December 21 for arguments on the Pennsylvania railroad petition seeking a permanent injunction against the US railroad labor board. The temporary injunction expired and was not renewed as the board delays the contemplated order until after the December 21 hearing. Attorneys for both sides exchange specifications of arguments on December 17.
Robbers broke into the Austin State Bank early today and blew open a safe, taking between 4000 and 35000 in Liberty bonds about 50 in cash and some stamps. The vault was not entered and the bank loss is estimated at 25000 dollars.
Edward Buckles a 65 year old prominent farmer living three miles south of town was found dead in the woods near his farm. Death is believed caused by heart trouble. Buckles went to the woods as usual and was found dead a few hours later. Survived by his widow two sons and a daughter the county coroner of Kendallville held an inquest.
Bo Scott superintendent of Louisville Kentucky gave a talk titled The Sources of Power to the teachers during an afternoon session in the high school auditorium. He spoke in South Bend this morning as part of the ongoing teachers meeting.
Word arrives of the marriage of Janes Martin a well known traveling salesman and evangelist known as Corn starch Jim to Miss Clara Gaskil of Bourdon. The ceremony took place three weeks ago at Benton Harbor. The Martins are now residents in South Bend on the Lincoln highway.
Mrs Charles H McDevitt widow of a Kelly Foundry and Machine Company employee received a $1000 death insurance check. The husband fell ill with influenza over a year ago which progressed to consumption forcing him to stop work while the firm kept the employee policy active.
A note describes the correct engraving of social star theory forms at the Dewserat. The text outlines steps for accurate inscription and preservation, highlighting terminology and style consistent with historical engraving practices.
The Farmers' National Council announced that Congress should revive the U S Grain Corporation without government guarantees, establishing a $2.50 per bushel wheat price. They argue the standard of bread and egg products profits create unfair profits for wheat producers and intermediaries.
Two women, Mrs Gartrude and Mrs Vine Gnerite of Mishawaka, were held by armed robbers returning home from a party. The assailants secured S13 and set two velvet fires at a nearby coll west warehouse.
Mrs. Gertrude Dolphoof of near Wal kerton died by self infliction. She had been in poor health prior to the act.
An Elkhart Thana Mite Post meeting debated ousting Prof Blosser from Purdue after he was proposed as county agent. The clash touched conscientious objection and a state inquiry, with Gov MeCray asked to defer action pending results.
Henry Mathews and Alice Hontz of Syracuse procured to marriage Hoenn at Warsaw as reported by the Daily Democrat. The item appears in the society notices with a brief, era-typical announcement and the price listed as 15 cents weekly.
France to pool ten year period with United States and allied nations under new arrangement. The proposal outlines a joint ten year period for economic and security cooperation, with emphasis on trade and defense coordination among participating states.
The Senate faces approval of a ten year Pacific security pact among the United States Great Britain France and Japan. The draft treaty seeks to supersede the Anglo Japanese alliance and pave the way for naval reductions while preserving rights in insular possessions and Pacific disputes. The agreement requires Senate ratification and a 12 month notice to terminate after ten years.
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