Goshen Quintet Wins Sectional Basket Tourney
The Goshen Crimson and White defeated Mishawaka 22 to 6 in the sectional final. The squad will prepare for a Lafayette trip next, where Angola awaits the following Saturday.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
1
Mishawaka Edges Goshen In Final of Hoosier Tourney
In a multi round Indiana high school tournament Mishawaka defeats Goshen 22 to 6 in the final after beating Stillwell 89 to 12 and Elkhart 10 to since the semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwell
North Liberty
Bristol
Wanatah
Michigan City
Mill Creek
Mishawaka
LaCrosse
Kikhart
Nappanee
New Paris
Millersburg
Laporte
Lakeville
Goshen
Union Mills
Michigan Cli
Goshen High Wins Prep Basketball Championship in Dramatic District Final
Goshen High School captured the sectional title by defeating Mishawaka 19 to 17 in an overtime classic after a morning upset of Laporte. The victory propelled Goshen toward Lafayette for the regional at Purdue with hopes for the state tourney in Indianapolis as crowd sizes topped expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen High School
Tigold
Crimson and White
Mishawika
Utes South Bend Y. MC. A. Cata Fnoo Capi
Goshenites
Union Mills
Laporte
Eckhart
Mishawaka
Lafayette
Purdue
Angola
Jachamapolis
Kokomo-Crawfordsville
Goshen
Fim
Stillwell
Elkhart
Police probe last Taylor case confession amid murder mystery
Los Angeles officers today reviewed a 10 page confession about the murder of film director William Desmond Taylor. The document, from a Connecticut town, alleges an affair with Taylor’s wife and describes a plot by the husband and wife to kill him. Police say a Hollywood figure’s name was signed but not believed to be the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
William Desmond Tavelor
Connecticut
Visa Hiu
Taylor
Loyal Order of Moose Election Planned for Tomorrow
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold a regular election of officers for the present year tomorrow evening March Tth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Lloyd George Decision Expected Amid Coalition Crisis
Reports from London on March six indicate Prime Minister Lloyd George may remain in office to honor urgent appeals from unionist allies. The decisive choice on whether he resigns or stays could come within days, as experts debate the coalition’s future amid weekend talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Tress Association
Lloyd George
Mar. G
Liond George
Fifty Brokerage Housed Failures Reported in News
The New York list reached fifty today with two more firms Etting & Wo and B. Mullins and Company filing voluntary bankruptcy petitions in federal court. Etting & Wall belonged to the Consolidated Stock Exchange while Mullins was outside and not exchange-connected. No asset and liability estimates were given. In Montreal Mark Dann and Company, a smaller broker with ten stock exchange connections, announced an assignment for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Etting & Wo
B. Mullins and Company
Etting & Wall
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Mullins and Company
Clouse
Montreal
Mark-Dann and Company
Stock Exchange
South Bend Man to Speak Here Memorial Day
James TL Gardiner of South Bend who spoke before the Rotary Club has been chosen as the speaker for the annual Memorial Day program in the city on Tuesday May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
James TL. Gardiner
Rotary Club
Four Goshen Men Arrested on Moonshine Charge
Four Goshen men Fern London William L Chapman Willian Semmers and Paul Spencer were arrested Saturday afternoon by Assistant Chief Ott Grisamer after a West Goshen road stop. Semmers had a suitcase with six quarts of moonshine. all face unlawful possession charges and a greed charge against Landon the auto owner. Bond set at 50 dollars. some defendants released on bail while Sommers and Chapman remain jailed. They are to appear before Mayor Rimpler next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern London
William L. Chapman
Willian Semmers
Paul Spencer
Ott Grisamer
Goshen
West Side
Semmers
Landon
Kimpler
Spencer
Sommers
Chapman
Atp
Rimpler
Gillamer
Latedou
West Goshen
Chicago
Naponee
Klkhart
South Bend
Ti. L. Burris
Chapman and Sommers
Mrs. C. J. Thompson Dies at Home in Los Angeles
Mrs. C J Thewurpson Thompson of Los Angeles California formerly of Goshen Indiana and St. Paul Minnesota died at her home after a long illness. She was daughter of Joseph H Detrees a Goshen pioneer and widow of Thompson whom she married about 55 years ago in St. Paul. Survived by son Frank Thompson of St. Paul and one sister. Funeral details not yet released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 3. Thewurpson
Los Angeles
Calif
St. Vaud. Minn
Goshen
Ind
Joseph H.detrees
Gosher
Thompson
St. Paul
J. A. S. Mitchell
John H. Baker
Wills Filed for Probate in Goshen and New Paris
The wills of Samuel H. Hower of Goshen and Benjamin P. Paul of New Paris were filed today in the circuit court for probate. Details and further proceedings were not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Hower
Goshen
Benjamin ¥. Paul
New Paris
Circuit Court
Soldiers Bonus Bill Set for House Introduction
The soldiers bonus bill will be introduced in the house late today and formally reported tomorrow. Chairman Fordney confirmed after a Ways and Means session. a second session will finalize details and consider adjusted service pay for immediate relatives of deceased veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Fordney
Uoon
Ways and Means
Hard Ing
Lone Bandit Robs Blackstone Box Office in So. Bend
A lone bandit in South Bend robs the Blackstone theatre box office at 10 p.m. He threatens cashier Mrs. Madge Harding with a B7 revolver and escapes with about 25 to 50 dollars. A second cashier, Mrs. Kiefert, screams, hindering the thief and limiting his haul to a few tens of dollars. Police could not trace the culprit at Michigan and Jefferson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone
So. Bend
Benito Mare
Madge Harding
Blackstone Theatre
S. Kiefert
Anan
Goshen Medical Society to convene at Goshen Hospital
The Goshen Medical Society will meet this evening at 7:80 o clock in Goshen Hospital to discuss current medical matters and society affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Medical Society
Goshen Hospital
Indiana Weather Report for Tuesday Night Winds
Daily weather note from government thermometer by S W Witmer reports four hours before noon. Temperatures show a colder trend tonight with rain and cloudy conditions in Indiana. Snow flurries possible in extreme north portion as winds shift west and northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Witmer
Indiana
Socialists Plan United Front On World Problems
Moscow dispatch reports a 46 to 10 vote at the third Internationale conference as leaders debate forming a united front on world issues of capital and labor. Trotzky promotes a flank toward immediate world revolution while opponents warn it could erase the third Internationale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Front
Associated Press
Moscow
Mar
Socialist Internationales
Third Internationale of
Teon Trotzky
Tzvestia
Merkuloff Resigns as Vladi vostok Anti Bolshevik President
Vladimir Merkuloff resigns from the anti Bolshevik government in Vladivostok citing ill health. Mayor Eremeeff is named acting president. Recent reports note Merkuloff’s forces defeated and pushed southeast by Chita government troops as of February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
M. Merkuloff
Eremeiff
Merkuloff
Chita
County Commissioners Complete Monthly Session
Routine business dominated the regular monthly session with no redistricting discussed. The board approved buying an electric washer and two electric irons for the county asylum, awarded Goshen Motor Sales the Ford car contract for the county engineer, and heard Mrs. Hilpa Ganger’s 1921 infirmary operations report showing 60 male and 23 female inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Motor Sales Company
Ford
Hilpa Ganger
Two Bids For Dausman Ditch Placed For Union Township
Two bids were received for the Dausman ditch project in Union township. Samuel Schaefer bid 5600 dollars using a dredge, while Jacob Weldy offered 2016 dollars with shovel and elevator. Drainage Commissioner Jacob Brown will study the methods’ differences before awarding the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng
Dausman
Union Township
Samuel Schaefer
Wid
Jacob Weldy
Jacob Brown
Six Men Arrested During Booze Raids in Elkhart
Elkhart officials raided five alleged bootlegging joints with a 28 man force. Six men Perry Sailor Tiane Sailor Rufus Moran Frank Gillespie F C McCarty Frank Moriarity were arrested on illegal disposition charges after authorities found moonshine and hard cider. William F Miller of Mishawaka was later charged with illegal possession after a search revealed a large noonshine flask. he pled not guilty and was remanded to city jail on $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Perry — Sailor
Tiane Sailor
Rufus Moran
Frank Gillespie
F.C. McCarty
Frank Moriarity
Sailor Brothers
William F. Miller
Mishawaka
McCarty
Man Punished For Non-Support In Circuit Court
At the opening session of the March term Judge James Drake sentenced Virgil Smith to one to seven years in the state reformatory at Jeffersonville for failure to support his child as ordered earlier. The sentence was suspended on payment terms and good behavior. William G. Vance received 30 days in county jail for contempt of court for neglecting support of his divorced wife. he has remarried and his former wife is $86 behind. Edward A. Smith was granted a divorce from Helen S. Smith for abandonment. Attorneys Abbott and Beck withdrew in a case for an injunction and to abate nuisance. Samuel Moist filed suit on note against Oscar P. Stealey for $860. Grand jury ordered to report next Monday at 9:50. Cora M. Grady of Elkhart sued Lawrence R. Grady in superior court for $800 for failure to pay support for their infant son with $540 and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
James 8. Drake
Virgil Smith
Jeffersonville
Smith
William G. Vance
M Tchel Vance
Edward A. Smith
Helen S. Smith
Abbott and Beck
Henry Cripe
Gerrit Clason
Samuel Moist
Oscar PP. Stealey
Deahl & Deahl
Cora M. Grady
Elkhart
Lawrence R. Grady
Bomb Explodes in Belfast Street Two Killed in Disorders
An explosion on Grosvenor Street in Belfast injured a child and wounded a youth named Kidd who was delivering goods in the Falls Road area. Gunmen shot him as sniping resumed across the city. By afternoon two people were killed and 21 wounded amid weekend disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Grosvenor — Street
Kidd
Falls Road
Indiana Senator backs Harding on Pacific issue
An Indiana senator publicly supports President Harding's approach to the Pacific dispute and denies an alleged alliance or obligation to use force. The senator emphasizes alignment with the administration's policy and rejects any entangling alliance claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harding
Senate Adopts Resolution On Pacific Treaties Effect On Lansing Ishii
The Senate adopted a resolution asking President Harding how ratifying the four power Pacific treaties would affect the Lansing Ishii agreement with Japan. Senator New argued the treaties are cooperative, not an alliance, and add security without forcing use of force or surrender of sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Harding
United States
Japan
Senate
Senator New
Indiana
Foreign Relations Committee
New
League of Nations
League
America
Monitor New
Robbery Suspect Fred Morgan Shoots Self During Pursuit
In Waveland on March 6 Fred Morgan shot and killed himself after being surprised by a crowd while attempting to rob a local store. The incident ended a suspected robbery with Morgan's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waveland
Fred Morgan
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Goshen Quintet
Basket
Aeyinvasuin
Mishuwaka
Fighting Five
Last Taylor
MOOSE
Senator Kenyon
Iowa
Eighth Circuit
Charles A. Rawson
CU. J. Thompson
Bill
Leon Trotzky
Oth
Dausman Ditch
Lansing-Ishii
Robber
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