05 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
1
A set of disjointed phrases mentions the Yankees leading in a series and hints at institutional topics including a nurses school accredited by the Indiana board and a hospital addition to be investigated.
Bankers approach public sentiment today as editors solicit reader views on a broad range of financial topics. The scene includes discussions about credit, interest rates, and market outlooks as officials seek input from the community.
Miss Helen Wihisatus of Ricans Wash formerly of Nort Maser is mentioned in the program. Rafus Wise of Midbueaues is noted for an unrelated incident.
A violence clash in Lorena left a person dead and several injured. Police investigations and reports describe the incident as a Ku Klux act with unclear motives and ongoing inquiries.
In Brockton Massachusetts a flying swing at the fair severely injures eight children and threatens more crowd injuries as day turnout grows. The article notes broader plans for a citizen education program and community clubs expanding in Goshen and surrounding areas.
A westbound Century Limited derailed at the Wabash crossing in Goshen after a wheel broke causing the engine and first four cars to leave the track. Several workers and bystanders were reported injured, with train cars blocking the line and passengers moved to safety.
The Yankees opened the World Series by shutting out the Giants 3 to 0 in New York. Mays fanned twice as Doug Douglas pitched for the Giants with Barnes finishing. Meusel drove in key runs while Ruth contributed a walk and the home run threat was held in check.
The Arbuckie case moves to preliminary stage today. Fatty is not present, and the defense argues procedural delays. Robert Eb McCortack, special assistant to the U.S. attorney, is cited in relation to the docket and motions.
The manufacturers committee of the national conference will resume talks to draft permanent programs to combine unemployment relief with national improvement. The group includes WEL Minckhouse of Spritveestehh Ohio as chairman, with Charles McNehwah of New York and Samuel Gompers among its members.
Wisconsin air blank. Fair skies extend across Indiana with warmer readings. Tonight stays fair with a slight rise in temperatures, while the southern portion warms further by Thursday.
In Indianapolis on October 3 the federal docket lists trials from November 16 to December 4 for Benjamin F. Death of Goshen Chas E Morice of Peru and Willis D Widner of Auburn. They face conspiracy to file fraudulent income tax returns linked to the TNL Furniture Co of Goshen. Trials span four days. Interurban meeting notice follows for Goshen Oct 8.
In a local ceremony at City National Bank officials announced the appointment of Cladrmn Clell Firestone to a newly created city post. The move aims to oversee urban errands and public works initiatives within the downtown district.
Britain and France would bear the largest shares of League of Nations operating expenses under a reported committee plan. Italy and others faced smaller percentages with reductions and phased payments. The assembly opened amid questions on treaty registrations and the secrecy of obligations.
The Elkhart fair grounds host a multi day festival with Houghied's Hippodrome showcasing 100 free attractions and Roman chariot exhibitions. Daily events include horse races and auto races with several leading drivers expected. A parade and band perform each day beginning Wednesday at the fair grounds.
Nate Ascher of Ascher Brothers Chicago formerly of Goshen is confined to his room at the Great Northern hotel after a nervous breakdown. His condition is described as very serious and he cannot be moved to a private sanitarium at this time.
Local classifieds note a bustling for sale scene with buyers and sellers negotiating amid a busy market. Shoppers seek bargains on household items while vendors advertise a range of goods.
Delegates at the United Mine Workers convention advocate forming a Labor Farmers Party. Alexander Howat and William Mitek elected as delegates to the international mining congress. Governor McCray urged to deny a requisition amid party discussions and union coalitions.
Two people died and two were injured in a railroad accident on the M C R R near Niles Michigan. Victims included Chester Pean and Glen Baewords, both identified locally. the crash involved a Michigan Central passenger train.
About 375 attendees gathered at the Elks Pavilion for the National Horse Thief Detective Association convention. Officers were re elected including Nane from Goshen or Elkhart, with next year’s meeting planned for Loumusport. The year’s report cites machine thefts with recoveries, six horse thefts with full recovery, and several prosecutions. the association notes 10 600 members.
David Zook a former Elkhart county resident plans a visit from California to see his brother Aaron Zook and his sister Mrs. I. F. Becknett. He left the area about fifty years ago, lived in Evanston Illinois, and is currently in Chicago.
A sale notice advertises items available for purchase and invites offers. It hints at swift processing and potential bargain pricing to attract buyers.
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