01 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
1
Report outlines support for a U S sales tax plan tied to the Smoot bill with proponents claiming gains in the Senate. Opposition denounces proposed levies and surcharges while committee discussions focus on tax structures and corporate implications.
The 1921 total tax rate for Goshen City is $2.68 per $100. The levy breakdown shows a reduction of 10 cents, with allocations across the city and township entities as listed in the official assessment.
A court decision identifies Ummel and Son in a case involving a disputed matter. The ruling outlines the parties involved and the legal action pursued, with the outcome favoring one side as recorded in the docket.
The report discusses a new push for unemployment relief during an emergency period. It notes calls from the White House for intergovernmental action and mentions the involvement of President and officials in coordinating response. The text references potential adjournment of a conference and ongoing negotiations with authorities at multiple levels.
A man admits killing an Italian during a quarrel over a blonde woman. He described the struggle and said he fired when attacked. Police say he was arrested while on the way to attend the scene.
The readable portion mentions a figure of 74 000 in an unclear context with broken text surrounding potentially a narrative or notice. No coherent events or names can be confirmed from the provided fragment.
A fragment notes Tedchesvs in the Millard schools spent Friday at the Rooosevelt bulldiies with an unclear reference to a person named Likhurt.
A masked assailant attacked a South Bend street car conductor last night, shooting him and stealing cash before fleeing. Police reported the incident came as passengers wrestled the weapon away. the conductor suffered injuries and was taken to a local hospital.
A Nappanee man identified as Heuben Yarian shot himself between the eyes at his home between 4:50 and 5:30 this morning. He left a note claiming poverty and referenced prior financial strain while his mother was implicated in arranging a Dr. Vartan visit and other alleged debts.
An apparent aviation accident injures a French flyer during the North Western Fidiana MoBL conference in South Bend. The report notes the flyer and PECOINTE figure among attendees as preparations and talks continue.
Weather predictions note fair tonight in Indiana with warmer temperatures in the central region Sunday and increasing cloudiness. For the Ohio Valley a below normal temperature with rain Monday and again Thursday or Friday, plus a fair interval. Great Lakes region cooler and generally fair with a chance of showers Thursday and probable frosts.
The United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis overwhelmingly approved postponing the framing of new wage demands until February next year. Delegates opposed wage reductions, noted large increases granted by the Bituminous Coal Commission, and urged continued efforts in the southern West Virginia fields. They also appealed to President Harding for protection of miners in West Virginia and discussed broader industrial relations amid tensions with administration supporters.
Ryo Qet 1-Ares Woodsen marks four decades as elder and publisher of The Nelsn ber Messenger after taking over the planet eb PSST.
The Lee department responded to Lewis Smith's home on North Indiana avenue at one this afternoon. A small fire in rubbish caused excitement but no damage or injuries were reported.
Unclear OCR text mentions court team activities and scheduling with references to commissioners and community contexts. Entity fragments include places and people, but readable facts are limited and scattered. The item appears to be a damaged notice about court teams and scheduling starting Monday with mentions of commissioners.
The article notes the planned arrival of two Comhen soldiers bodies on October 3 from Hoboken. It lists names including Sergt Mark E Wait and Gesben saiders among those killed in action, with details of families and the to be sent home.
After a lengthy session the cabinet approved a plan to send two Japanese delegates to the United States for the Washington conference on armaments and Far East questions. Prince Tokugawa and Vice Admiral Kato will sail from Yokohama aboard the Kashiwami Mara, with Prince Tennooawa’s role noted by observers.
The Chinese cabinet passed a note denying all nine points in Japan s recent Shantung proposal and will forward it to the president for delivery to the Japanese minister next Tuesday or Wednesday. In Mexico City President Obregon discusses cutting army size and war expenses at the centennial foreign delegates dinner.
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