21 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
1
The project reports 31 million dollars spent on the Lincoln Highway from New York City to Frisco, covering 3305 miles. An association formed eight years ago. The text mentions varying phrases and appears garbled in parts.
Fragmented notice-like text mentions rent payment delay and possible possession or rent increase. Contains garbled names and unclear references to legal actions, with no coherent dates or entities identifiable. The readable parts suggest a landlord-tenant dispute with payment issues and potential enforcement.
The U S A R labor board upholds labor leaders claim denying the open shop policy favored by the Pullman Company. Officials say the ruling reinforces union strength and protects workers rights.
The article reports a dispute over wage cuts, noting conferences with union officers should have petitioned rather than direct dealings with employees. It details petitions, representative involvement, and the push to avoid bypassing formal procedures amid labor tensions.
Dispatch from Chita reports Far Eastern Republic army defeats invading anti Bolshevik forces in southern Siberia. A separate note records a mine explosion at Mont Canis near Herne Westphalia killing 68 and injuring 7.
AP report discusses a misrouted U S invitation, referencing unclear text about Pope and officials. The fragmentary copy mentions ethics debates and political figures with garbled names and places, suggesting a broader diplomatic or ceremonial mix up.
Indiana Refining Company alleges conversion and files a suit against Ernest L. Cline, seeking redress for disputed control of assets. The complaint outlines alleged interference and demands damages, with further details to be provided in court filings.
Fragmentary notes describe a Chicago era indictment involving the Williams family in Atlanta. The text mentions evasive phrases and unclear names, with scattered references to Marsie and Phateodated Pero amid a murky legal tableau.
The English king and queen travel to Belfast in Ireland amid strict security. Police and guards mount an unprecedented protective operation to ensure their safety during the visit. Thousands of citizens gather with orderly crowds as authorities deploy barriers and traffic controls.
A battered report describes two light cruisers and escorts of destroyers shadowing a steamship journey bound for Belfast. Despite explosions and damaged home areas, authorities pursue safety for the king and the ship’s urgent voyage amid tense Irish sea operations.
Inthana forecast shows tonight mostly cloudy with minimal temperature change and only slight variation expected Wednesday with no major swings in temperature.
Scaffolding collapsed at a work site on Weetaeenie Street on Monday, injuring three of ten laborers. Samuel Cripe, contractor, and workers including Nathan Wogsensti and Herbert Ripe sustained serious injuries. others had fractures and back injuries. All were reported en route to recovery.
London reports ongoing industrial strike with many miners returning to work slowly. Despite some call centers reopening, overall activity remains depressed as the labor dispute persists.
The Kiwanis convention opened in Cleveland with 7 000 attendees as officials from across the country joined in ceremonies. Governor Lares Mauer Woods and other civic leaders welcomed delegates while speakers from Chicago and Cleveland delivered remarks on service and community projects. The gathering drew visitors from nearby cities and highlighted regional cooperation.
The NC-7 seaplane failed during a naval operation off Cape Cheries to Cape Thatchopen. Heavy gunfire, flooding, and a crash led to the loss of the craft with officers aboard, while rescue boats recovered survivors.
A civic statement calls for government action to apply early relief methods to curb monopolies and large corporations. It argues for proactive regulation to prevent market domination and protect public interests.
Abolition of variab ags in grain futures and calls to investigate all industries highlighted a heated session of the American Federation of Labor. Nettie Lewis and Heed Grantees led bids for the presidency as delegates warned the race would be bitter with fast activity and strong campaigning.
Looting occurred at The Wosterfies in Valentine near LaGrange. The exact value of the stolen items could not be determined from the reports.
Farmers south of New Paris and nearby areas began cutting grain earlier than usual as Elkhart County reports an unusually early harvest. Yields are described as excellent and the move shifts common harvest dates forward by about a month.
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