28 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
1
Coal operators in Ohio threaten durably with union pressures as West Virginia concert plans and official explanations spark conflict. The scene centers on labor actions and a tense push for settlement amid a broader energy sector dispute.
Dr Charles Little a 76 year old Presbyterian minister and former moderator of the Presbyterian Church in America died at his Wabash home. He served as a secretary for the Terese and was survived by his widow Gard que set. Al Jones of Virtoaradse has been appointed chief of police in Valpavakae.
A messy OCR summary notes a convention in North Pomeal approving a resolution urging Dail Eireann to ratify a peace treaty. It reflects mixed details on participants including Meath, Navan, and mentions of the Trinity peace accord and Irish freedom.
A double accident left six persons injured according to local reports. Witnesses described tangled vehicles and emergency crews at the scene as responders treated victims and cleared the area.
Ice cutting has started at the dam with ice reported to be six to seven inches thick. The update notes preparation and safety considerations as crews assess potential uses and preservation of the site.
A lengthy report details a theft of whiskey worth 30000 dollars in Eminence Kentucky. Police report indicates confiscated barrels and branded bottles found near a local road. Prohibition enforcement officials say arrests and charges are anticipated as investigations proceed.
Fragmented OCR shows Skhlar t South Bend bus line victory amid contested civic issues. References include court scrutiny and electoral discrimination ongoing, with continuation noted on a later page.
The present board will hold a meeting tomorrow morning to clear up standing business. The mayor may call the new board to meet January 4, 1922, if not convened earlier. Read the Democrat's classified advance.
The board announced no dividend for the year amid financial strain and noted houses awaiting construction as weather concerns press. The uncertain financial outlook was reported as the reason for withholding shareholder payments.
Fragmentary report describes unsettled conditions across Indiana with a cold air mass pushing from the northwest. Strong, chilly winds and bursts of sharp weather are expected as the system moves through the region later in the period.
Eugene V Debs socialist leader released from prison is welcomed back to Terre Haute with planned parade and escort to his home. Local and national labor groups mobilize for a large reception while Debs conducts a private family moment away from curious crowds.
Former President Wilson quietly marked his 65th birthday at his home in Wasakeing Pon. Cablegrams and letters arrived as friends failed to greet him in person. New York reports noted U S supporters gathered to honor him and fund a foundation to advance democratic ideals and public welfare.
Edith McCormick sues for divorce from Harold P. McCormick president of the International Harvester. trial in Pitt County Superior Court. She testifies the couple married in his name but separated after he allegedly deserted her in Zurich. she claims no support since his departure. McCormick or his lawyers attend, with Mrs. McCormick presenting witnesses.
At the Washington arms conference naval committee France rejects the US compromise and insists on a minimum 40 000 ton submarine fleet plus 60 68 tons of auxiliary tonnage. The talks adjourn after two hours with no agreement as Britain and Japan signal a stance to maintain the auxiliary craft ratio. France backs capital ship renewal but plans to start replacements in 1927 under the agreed ratio.
In Atlanta on December 28, a petition filed in Fulton Superior Court by 170 self described bonafide Klan members seeks receivership of all Klan property funds documents and records. Led by Harry B. Terrell Lloyd I Hooper F W Atkin and A J Padison Jr deposed grand goblins the petition asks the court to appoint a receiver. Judge John D Pendleton granted a temporary injunction against the Klan.
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