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Goshen Daily Democrat in Goshen, Indiana
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
1
Railway Company Renounces City Franchise Rights
A railway firm relinquishes all city franchise rights amid negotiations and public interest concerns. Officials note the withdrawal impacts future transit plans and municipal control. Local leaders consider alternatives and await formal filings from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Company
Detectives Report Five Ford Cars Stolen
The article notes five Ford cars were stolen and investigated by detectives. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR text but reference to detectives and stolen vehicles remains. Information about involved individuals or locations could not be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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Ford
Henry Hlyoder Battle For Recovery After Critical Injury
Henry Hlyoder remains in critical condition after a head injury from an incident at the Coastpert area. Doctors warn recovery chances are slim while noting the patient is in a grave state.
Toledo Slayings Spell Grim Toll in Frontline Clash
A chaotic morning in Toledo ends with a borderer killed after a fierce street confrontation. Police and bystanders report three lives lost as gunfire erupts, with authorities urging calm and orderly conduct amid a tense security situation.
Reconstruction Needs 20 Million for Flood Area Roads
The article reports a need of 20,060,000 dollars to repair roads in a flood zone. It references local district figures and officials, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR errors. The text mentions Gard County and Wichita in a context of infrastructure relief and public works.
Army measure to conference today stalls amid chaotic draft notes
A disorganized OCR transcript shows an Army measure set for conference today facing confusion and fragmented lines. The source hints at legislative debate, committee actions, and uncertain status with references to senators, aides, and procedural steps amid a turbulent session.
Great Britain Issues Text of Russian Irish Agreement
British officials publish the text of a Russia Ireland accord amid wartime tensions. The document outlines intended cooperation and mutual terms while political factions debate implications and possible reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ad for A Fer Sale Ady Offers Help to Sell
An advertisement indicates a local sale aid service ready to help property owners move items or assets. The terse copy suggests assistance with selling and messaging to customers seeking quick results.
Goshen Director Named in New Vertex Company
In Elkhart county the newly incorporated Vertex Mig Co lists J. WooCoetes and Xora tf as directors. County Recorder records show the company formation details and primary officers in the city of Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Mig
Desco
County Recorder
Ed Alede Eupiiad Osteck Sein
J. WooCoetes
Riles
Xora
Cochew
Alboef Elkhart
Weather Outlook for Indiana Regions Tonight and Friday
Unsettled weather expected tonight and Friday with possible showers. Temperatures show little change, with a cool spring feel and brief showers likely across portions of the state.
American Legion Chief Galbraith Dies After Accident
Milton J. Galbraith of Chicago, a former department commander, and Henry Ryan of Tadionaplis were among those killed or injured when a car crash occurred en route from a country club to the Union Railroad Station. The incident left two officers injured and a grieving Legion facing the need to elect a successor at an upcoming regional meeting.
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Indianadp
Draf
Naeinath
Dhe
Aneerfenia Deciem
Thp
Milton J. Pereinns
Chicago
Henry Ryan
Tadionapedis
Seriensis
Gadivarth
Trac
Lillaais
Chadrimag
Gatiermdntance Committee
Skal Gunedd
City Hospital
Chadrnage
Ache
Galbraith
Oliba
Cal Galbraith
Cinedmrotti
Legion
Anchapelis
Mathobatesh
Ryan
Mer
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Cleveland
Franklin Dreier
Philisdelpia
Watertown
Arsemith Mass
Ohie
Admiral Sims Stands by London Speech Remarks
Washington senators vote without record to back Admiral William Sims on his London remarks. The discussion covered Irish questions and sympathy for Ulster, with critics urging restraint while Sims defends his speech and pledge. Military and press officials await promised cable to confirm the gathering details of his statements.
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Washington
Willian S. Sims
Trish
Senate
Harrison
Cemocrun
Mississippi
London
Giine
TLSNL
Siteri
Cormick
Qubrines
Donedos
General Mitchell May Be Ousted
Washington Dane The reports say General Mitchell may be removed from his post as assistant chief of the air service. Secretary Weeks and public statements questioned the leadership as Congress considers changes in the air service structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Service
Washington
Dane
Gen. Mitchell
Air Seryvier
Cher
Armiy Air Service
Tu Whitten
Sec
Pfardingade
Congress
Mitchens
Abel
American Freighter Strikes Iceberg Off Newfoundland Coast
Charlas, an American freighter from Philadelphia bound for London and Hamburg via St. John’s, struck an iceberg about 200 miles off Newfoundland last night. The bow was damaged and the steamship Columbia is proceeding to assist.
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New Foundland
Hallran
Charlas
Philadelphia
London
Hamdours
St. Johns
Columbia
Milo Seewald Reported Safe in Los Angeles
Milo Seewald, 15, son of J. Ro Seewaldo of East Madison Street, left home days ago with 300 dollars of Jacob Rohber's cash. He is now said to be in Los Angeles, California. Shortages reportedly covered. police not seeking him. Information traces to Walter Smith of Gaishen now in Los Angeles. Further information expected before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Seewahl
J. Ro Seewaldo
East Madison Street
Jacob Rohber
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter Smith
Gaeshen
Insurgent Drawdown Near Rosenberg Reported
Nine thousand insurgents are described as compelled to quit Rosenberg with reports of retreat to the southeast, while English troops continue operations in the area.
Poles Driven From Rosenberg by British Forces in Silesia
British troops enter Rosenberg in Upper Silesia driving out five thousand Polish insurgents. The Poles retreat toward Lublinitz as a Polish commander with 508 men is ordered to evacuate within an hour. A British colonel says the aim is to avoid civil war and reestablish allied authority without bloodshed.
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Oppeln. Jones
Rosenberg
Lublinitz
Wirhing
Trainge
Tablinitz
Upper Silesia
Ciry
Mexico Will Not Formally Sign Treaty
Washington says no formal treaty with the United States as a condition for recognizing the Obregon government. President Obregon will not alter his stance despite press inquiries, with Fernando Torreblanca stating there is nothing new to add to recent Mexican statements.
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Mexico
United States
Obregon
Washington ix
Inen
Fernando Torreblanca
House Action on Peace Deferred Until Tomorrow
Washington June 6 House action on the peace resolution was postponed to tomorrow to finish consideration of the Sweet bill for consolidating government agencies handling soldier relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Washington
Enrolment Climbs at Religious Day School Opening
Nearly 400 persons enrolled in the religious day school which opened Monday. Sessions are being held in Chandled and Chaw wring buildings as the program begins.
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