19 Dec 1921
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1921
Page
1
France Access U S Pro MAYOR'S CENSUS COMPLETES POPULATION OF GOSHEN CITY WITH 10 854 INHABITANTS. Special census led by Mayor William F Chauntney shows a higher count than the federal listing, aiming to aid police and fire department reorganization under a metropolitan system. Officials signal further actions and cost estimates.
Winds up to 95 miles per hour smashed shoreward grain pads and a breakwall, sparking about 1 million dollars in damage. Vessels rested on dry land as shanties and squatters’ huts were swept away along the riverfront.
Paris Premier Briand held a morning conference with British Prime Minister Lloyd George in London. The brief adjournment led to a communique stating issues will be sent to British treasury officials and French experts for review and a report due tomorrow morning.
The town Chamber of Commerce weighs purchasing the old Goldsmith hotel to convert it into a modern facility. Local leaders cite potential economic benefits and improved lodging options for visitors and businesses alike.
Deputy Sheriff Lewis A. donex and strike sympathizer Hessxe4 Kaledo were fatally wounded early today in Sioux City after an altercation near packing plants where workers were on strike. Batman fired as shots drew a pistol and provoked a deadly exchange involving other officers.
Richard Croker former Tammany chieftain of New York was reported critically ill in Preland today. His wife Mrs. Pidab Benton Redmondson Croker, a local resident, sent a cable from Brace Garrett. Croker’s wife is daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Edwuendsen of this city.
The examining physicians reported Henry Warpke, 47, suffered a deep fracture of the dare of Creski after a boundary incident in Port Wayne. Warpke is listed as the patient under care with injuries described as serious and forthcoming medical treatment planned.
Lindenfeld, arrested on secret service charges, gave three written police statements detailing years of activity and alleged funding from Moscow. Polish and Russian links are claimed, with assertions of collaboration against Polish rebels and a warning tied to a Wall Street explosion. Lindenfeld's friends defend him as harmless and close to family.
In a special session the county commissioners reviewed a redistricting plan approved in recent meetings by party representatives. The proposal cuts to 1 precinct per area with use of in use ballots and potential purchase of 38 voting machines. Goshen City would gain about 26 precincts and Elkhart about 40. A Thursday December 29 meeting was called to discuss voting machines and year-end business.
In two-night raids by state attorney general Robert Crowe, about 70 to 80 Chicagoans including ex U S Treasury official Harry Mager were arrested. Authorities say liquor found in Mager’s apartment confirms violations. police vow continued raids targeting clubs to show no one is immune.
The facility Gesthen Erlege Hymnaxium will be near completion and ready for occupancy around January 1. Local officials anticipate the site becoming active early in the year with use beginning shortly after.
Four large frame hangars at Langley field were destroyed by fire this morning causing losses over 200000 dollars. The origin of the blaze is unknown. One Martin bomber and most of the fuel at the station were destroyed.
An anonymous warning directed a district to evacuate near the stock exchange and predicted a bomb blast on December 10. Police prepared with reinforced guards as details awaited a statement by Wolf Lindenfeld, jailed in Warsaw over the September 1920 Wall Street catastrophe.
Reuben Williams of Warsaw, son of Logan Williams of the Warsaw Times, is listed as a diphtheria patient at his parents’ home in Warsaw.
Indiana forecast shows cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with a likely mix of rain or snow. Temperatures drop especially in the north portion on Tuesday.
Dublin reports show the Dail Eireann debating ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty with Arthur Griffith moving adoption and Eamon de Valera proposing an alternative peace plan. Michael Collins argues for equal status with Canada, while De Valera’s alternative proposal stirs heated discussion and delays adjournment.
Dublin correspondents in London newspapers predict ratification by the Dail Eireann as the assembly meets. Civil war in Ireland is threatened by Ulster opposition to revising borders under the peace treaty, according to a Westminster Gazette political correspondent.
Austen Chamberlain announced in London that the British parliament will be prorogued this afternoon until January 31. The move follows the understanding that prorogation would wait for the Dail Eireann’s action on the Anglo Irish treaty.
The temperature plunged from 55 above to 14 by early Sunday after Saturday afternoon. About an inch of snow accompanied the rapid change.
Unconfirmed reports say President Harding and Mrs Harding will remain at the White House for Christmas unless unforeseen developments alter plans. Sources indicate presidential family may celebrate in residence.
Dr. J. K. Cunningham a Princeton dentist shot and seriously wounded a man who gave his name as Pla Stokers of New York City. The dentist who sleeps at his office heard a noise at the door and the intruder rushed with a knife. He has reportedly been robbed of about 1800 dollars in gold and dental supplies over several years.
County Treasurer Fred Reed reports that 935 has been received for the 1910-21 seasons as license fees from theaters, circuses and carnivals in the county. All amusements are taxed at 85 per annum and this amount goes to the common school fund of the state.
Green proprietor of the Lincoln cafe plans a major kitchen upgrade including a new range from Eneman Matthews Range Co and new electric toasters and a pancake griddle.
Demonstrations in Fort Warne address the newly enacted head fight law drawing curious crowds and prompting local officials to monitor peaceful protests and maintain order.
Sturgis officials plan to attract multiple new factories via a city manager strategy led by I. Ballew, aiming to boost employment and economic growth.
The December term convened under Judge James S. Drake for six weeks through January. Several actions proceed including drainage petitions for Middlebury and Elkhart townships, audit of claims for engineers, and multiple civil cases. Notable items include damages claims, foreclosure matters, and two divorces brought before the judge.
Premier Briond announces no opposition to the Hughes naval ratio plan while Ambassador Harvey attends the arms conference.
London dispatch reports Premier Briand confirmed France will adhere to the original naval ratio proposed by Secretary Hughes. Briand authorized Ambassador Harvey to convey France's acceptance to the United States, with hints that submarines may be discussed further.
Paris signals Premier Briand accepts the American plan for capital ship tonnage ratios as United States five England five Japan three and France 1763. The move, described as a long-step toward a naval reduction accord, follows discussions with M Sarraut and Ambassador Briand.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.