21 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
1
British delegation conceded reservations on a December 1 sailing from New York as factions seek progress at the arms talks. Japan and Shantung issues fuel delays while Britain, France, and the United States await further cables on naval ratio and Pacific security before resuming mid January sessions.
House Ways and Means Chairman Fordney charged that cheap labor interests are delaying or defeating tariff legislation. He defended the American Valuation plan as central to current economic conditions and argued the opposition serves American producers needing protection while foreign labor pressures threaten American markets.
Northern Kvdisan authorities are Sonking for Ninaeen FL Lavering of Ligonier, who is said to live given Bad checks.
Police investigate a dramatic streetcar hold up on the Baltimore and Ohio line to Washington in Chicago's south side. A bearded man robbed passengers with a pistol, released a fareworker, and escaped after asking a conductor about armed guards. Children nearby described the scene as he fled by car, while officials urged tips from the public.
The New York Central train No. people the Reattigere & Obie railroad derailed at Independence West Virginia. The mishap was caused by alcohol. The logge and dining car and a day coach deflected from the track leaving one track of the mall car and a sleeper.
Obie. Lee reports five armed bandits robbed the Citizens Savings bank Steelton branch shortly before noon, escaping with $16,000. Police, suspect details, and vehicle information were not released.
Five bandits robbed the State bank yesterday of about $15,000 in cash and liberty bonds. Dee, 21, is sought for questioning as part of ongoing police work. no arrests were announced.
For sale notes read as a casual listing with unclear details about price and item. The readable text mentions sale intent but does not specify the goods or quantities. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Federal agents have charged Mrs. Charles Jaggers and her husband with possession of fifteen thousand dollars in United States treasury certificates found in a Chicago taxicab. Also arrested were Gary mechanic George Bramish and Miss Litas Flamm. searches target Melville W. Reeves the so called skyscraper burglar. A January 20 hearing in Indianapolis will determine next steps in the fraud suit linked to the two certificates.
Weather bulletin from Acconjated Press notes advisory storm warnings from Delaware breakwater to Boston and tracks disturbance over the lower St Lawrence valley. Rapidly rising pressure and strong northwest winds expected this afternoon and tonight. Indiana forecast calls for a 20 to 25 degree drop leading to 5 to 10 degrees above zero by night, with a white Christmas likely.
Rep Ansorge of New York introduced a measure to prohibit blocs formed on per suits or geographic bases for influencing legislation. Senators and representatives would face a $5,000 fine if proved to belong to a group called a Lee.
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A fire wrecked the Harvey Clery farm home north of Goshen around 2 00 this morning destroying the structure and most furnishings. Insurance covered part of the estimated 5000 loss while a nearby salvage accident injured George Bemenderfer. A chimney fire caused minor damage at two nearby residences.
Forest Ringler of Milford Junction, recently married, was shot in the left side by his companion Roy Miller as they hunted along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Milford Junction. The accident occurred at 10 this morning when Miller stumbled as a rabbit was found under ties. Ringler, attended by Dr Stockberger, was taken to Goshen hospital and is expected to recover. Miller is from a farm near Syracuse and visiting.
Maurice A. Clifford, mayor of Peru, died at his home last night at age 50. He led the city in its recent development efforts and was a prominent local figure.
Generally fair tonight with much colder conditions in the east and south portions. Thursday unsettled with probable light snow and rising temperatures across the north and central regions.
Witnesses testifying in the Senate Watson investigation recount alleged executions of private Halley and others at Camp Wheeler in 1918. Marion J. Wallis of Georgia says Crawford shot Halley. Crawford’s rank and the court-martial details vary by source. Col Walter A. Berkel later confirms Opie commanded the unit and Lt. Col. Opie now serves in the infantry reserve.
Police chief Rigney posted on a city office door a bulletin issued by Chicago authorities describing Tommy O Connor, an escaped murderer whose execution was scheduled for December 15.
The Roma, the largest American airship, arrived over Washington for its first long distance flight after being brought from Italy and reassembled at Langley Field Virginia. War and Navy officials and foreign representatives witnessed the arrival at Bolling Field shortly before noon.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes departs for Ohio and Illinois to survey liquor conditions. After Christmas he will visit Chicago to assess illicit liquor activities in the city and surrounding area.
Sylvanus Cripe of Goshen filed a damages suit against Drs. John Cl and Claude F. Fleming of Elkhart seeking 15000 for burns received during X ray treatment. The complaint says the injuries are incurable. Other items note a divorce counter-showing in Oscar T. Lipith vs Mary F. Smith, ejectment suit by John Mont against George Roush, and jury commissioners renamed for 1922. The estate of William Grieve was appraised at 438.57 with the Salem bank reporting 1825.47 balance.
Indiana decision affirms Vigo Circuit Court conviction of Harry Palmer for violating the state prohibition law. Palmer fined 100 dollars and jailed 40 days on January 31 1920, two days after the federal amendment took effect, contesting the state law as invalid.
The Christmas tree brought in and resting in court park will be set up tomorrow likely on the east side near the building. City crews will string wiring and decorate in plenty of time for the carolers Saturday evening.
Paris report says Premier Briand and PM Edouard George in London confirm no further reductions in Germany's reparations total will be considered. Official circles convey firm stance during discussions.
The Coshen Kiwaflis club will entertain the city's needy boys at their annual Christmas dinner Thursday noon in the Alderman hotel. Clothing gifts for the youths will be provided along with an entertainment program.
George Gavan Duffy, a negotiator, argued for ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty in the Dail Éireann session. He opposed referring the pact to the Irish electorate and claimed Britain’s Lloyd George threatened to force warfare to secure signing.
In Dublin the Dail heard George Gavan Duffy accuse Lloyd George of issuing a three hour ultimatum to sign the treaty under threat of hostilities. Eamon De Valera discussed rival oaths as debate adjourned the session at 10 55 a m until 8 30 p m with Duggan urging ratification.
London reports say Eamon De Valera was defeated in the Dail debate after John Milroy disclosed the allegiance issue prepared by De Valera. English correspondents warn the developments do not favor ratification of the treaty, noting for the first time no predictions on the vote outcome in the Dail.
Robert C. Barton, Sinn Fein delegate who signed the treaty, asserts he stands by his previous statement denying that Premier Lloyd George coerced Irish plenipotentiaries with a threat of war, despite a London semi official denial.
Goshen merchants keep stores open until 10 o clock each night for the remainder of the week to assist Christmas shoppers. Jewelers report good business after opening evening hours Tuesday.
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