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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1921

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Griffith And De Valera Clash MILK ORDINANCE FINALLY ADOPTED BY COMMON COUNCIL

Long debated measures gain City approval as special session passes two ordinances on dairy standards and hog restrictions. Mayor Chartres silent on census plan while officials cite public welfare and sanitary law changes. Fire department upgrades noted with new equipment and park improvements reported.

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Irish Treaty Debated in Dail Eireann Stormy Session

Deputies clash over ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty as sessions open in Dublin. Eamon De Valera argues against legal ratification while Arthur Griffith presses for approval. Debate centers on troop withdrawal, governance, and education.

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Oklahoma governor focuses on triple killings in Ardmore case

Amid unclear reports, Governor responds to ongoing Ardmore triple homicide investigation. Officials describe shooting and deaths, with state leaders urging calm as residents await details. Police continue probing evidence and seek further information from witnesses and agencies.

Acto Light Regulations Take Effect Today

Regulation changes become effective today affecting Acto Light products. Officials announce new safety and labeling requirements guiding manufacturers and retailers to comply by the stated deadlines.

ACTO

Government braces for action as breweries face closure

Report outlines government plans to close multiple breweries amid rising concerns over public health and safety. Officials cite licensing violations and regulatory gaps while workers and communities brace for potential closures and job losses.

Farmers Fined for Unlawful Hauling in Middlebury Case

A local enforcement action targets the Whe Yesdda family of Soledea and associates for unlawful hauling. Investigators cite statute violations and penalties linked to transporting goods without proper clearance, detailing charges and potential fines.

Epis Poe Middlebury Anverne

France Accepts Hughes Naval Ratio Amid Conference Talks

France accepts Secretary Hughes's capital ship ratio in a Washington naval conference update. Albert Sarrrant presents French plans emphasizing a mostly defensive fleet. Britain presses for a Thursday session to argue submarine questions and ensure acceptable terms.

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Philadelphia Man Says He Saw 12 Yankees Hanged

George H. Taylor of Philadelphia testified before a Senate committee that he witnessed 120 American soldiers hanged near Trab-Sur-Tilte, France, from April to June 1918, though he could not confirm any were court martialed.

Philadelphia Washington George H. Taylor Ao Senate Committee Tix-Sur-Tilte France

Japan Launches Ship That Will Be Scrapped Under Plan

The dreadnaught Tosa was launched today in Tokyo as a sister ship to Kaga, which was launched a month ago. The Tosa is slated to be scrapped under the naval limitation plan agreed at the Washington conference.

Tokio Jre Washington

Samuel H Whitmer Dies at Home in Buffalo Ili

Samuel H Whitmer died at his Buffalo Ili home after a month of illness. The obituary notes his later years and family ties, naming relatives and confirming the death occurred in the family residence.

Samuel H. Whitmer Buffalo Ili

Stolen Bonds Returned to Los Arteles Owners

A report notes $120,068 in stolen bonds were recovered and returned to their owners in Los Arteles. The messy text references an incident in New York with scattered details about the bonds, explosion threats, and a possible court or police involvement.

Los Arteles

Middlebury Man Files Petition in Bankruptcy

Tired incomplete text indicates a Middlebury man named Tred Treeve J. Earl Weaver filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court today. The history liabilities and assets section appears garbled but mentions a $600 householder exception and related financial details.

Middlebury Man Indianapores

Weather Update for Indiana Sees Snow North Rain South

Unsettled weather moves into Indiana tonight and Wednesday. Snow likely in the north with rain turning to snow in the south as colder air settles in. Temperatures drop markedly tonight and again Wednesday.

Indeana

Escaped Mail Robber Nabbed in Palos Park

George Rogers, believed to be one of the men who aided a million dollar Toledo mail robbery, was arrested today in Palos Park after a police stakeout. Investigators traced him from a Toledo jail breakout, with a revolver and rifle found in his hotel room at Pavias Park.

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Commissioners Take No Action on Redistricting Plan

County commissioners adjourned their session Monday afternoon without adopting any redistricting changes. The matter will return for action at a later meeting with a deadline set for March. Bids for county supplies were opened, with Wolfberg & Son winning one and three, and Jacob Reber winning class two for food and furnishings.

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Goshen Chamber of Commerce Votes on Tariff Policy

The Goshen Chamber of Commerce joins about 1 4000 member organizations in voting on a proposed tariff policy. The national chamber mails a country wide ballot to gather business views for Congress. Recommendations were prepared by a United States chamber committee after months of study.

Chamber of Commerce of United States Goshen Chamber of Commerce National Chamber Congress United States Chamber

Arrest of Bootlegger on W C T U Complaint

Police arrested a bootlegger on Wilson Avenue following a complaint by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union ladies. The accused faced charges at the Justices Whisk court and denied wrongdoing as authorities planned further proceedings and hearings.

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Beveridge Expected To Announce Candidacy Amid Campaign Talk

Fragmented text suggests Beveridge nearing a 1940s presidential bid with speeches and public appearances. References to May timing, political party ties, and campaign activities appear amid garbled OCR passages.

Live Stock Traders Fail to Block New Law

In Chicago the stockyards’ traders failed to halt the new live stock trading act. Judges Landis Evans and Fitzhenry dismissed their bid for an injunction to stop Secretary Wallace and District Attorney Charles P. O. Clyne from enforcing the law.

Chicago Landis, Evans and Fitzhenry Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Charles P.O Clyne

Richard Croker Improves in Dublin

Richard Croker, former Tammany chieftain, reported in Dublin to be improving after suffering from a chill.

Dublin Richard Croker Tammany

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