10 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
1
A Christian Science lecturer addressed an audience at a local venue detailing themes of spirituality and moral uplift. The talk touched on prayer, healing, and the birthright of humanity within Christian theology, aiming to comfort and inspire listeners amid social tensions.
Five white workers died and two others were injured when a brick wall collapsed on Kitth erred and Church streets in Lynchburg. The wall gave way during city demolition work, trapping workers inside the building under tear down.
About 125 people attended the interurban meeting of Red Men held Saturday in the city. Attendees came from nearby districts and cities including Mishawaka and Battle Creek. The event discussed upcoming interurban street plans and local civic matters with several speakers outlining future meetings.
A sweeping Omaha case led to 87 arrests and involved charges across several divisions. Officials indicate a coordinated operation targeting felons and organized crime linked to the stock market scheme.
The Wabash hosted a Legion Auxiliary convention with about 3000 delegates present. Mayor Smith welcomed attendees as Commander Richardson and Mrs. Redfee McBarcus spoke for the local and state groups. National Commander Fanery outlined past and future work and the convention highlighted goals for state posts and department alignment.
Washington authorities say arrests are promised in connection with the Leiter booze robbery. The case involves a raid on a Virginia facility and is being pursued by state police and local investigators.
A widow and family request an autopsy for the body of Choerls girl, with unclear wording describing the circumstances and involved individuals. The fragmentary text mentions legal or medical proceedings, potential party names, and a local figure possibly connected to the case.
Senate finance committee members approved amendments to a tax bill including repeal of transportation taxes and excise taxes on distilled spirits set as a flat six dollars and forty cents per gallon with a rebate for quantities used in manufacturing or medical purposes. Provisions also kept or adjusted taxes on corporations and various consumer goods while delaying or altering other rate changes.
Henry Twiferd of this cite had been imprisoned in the county jail for about a year charged with criminally attacking his stepdaughter. The charge was dismissed today for lack of evidence after examination of the case. George Ro Harper appeared as counsel for Mr Harper.
The text notes Bulg iarian Communists plan to aid starving Russia during Passover week with grain and other support. It mentions payments around 5.0 to 9.0 and a reference to Rami Lewis and sums like SN.G85 0008, reflecting uncertain figures amid the vague funding claim.
Promoters of the Fall Festival and Race meet report Arthur Chevrolet and Warrick will compete in the motor speed program on Saturday at the fair grounds. Horse races run Wednesday through Friday, with more horses on the ground than ever. A "Flying Fish" airplane from Dowagine Michigan will provide exhibitions for festival attendees.
Jeanne Munroe, a motion picture actress, and Mildred Frenais, a chorus girl, are held in Los Angeles in connection with the death of Al Stein, a motion picture director.
Washington, Oct. 20 The supreme court met for its first decision today but issued no rulings.
Sinn Fein minister of finance Michael Cotlins arrives in London to join a delegation seeking to align Ireland's national aspirations with British rule. Eamon Duggan and Beaumond Fitzgerald join the talks as the group prepares for meetings with the British government to chart a path to peace.
The Rowan steamer sank off Scotland after collision with the West Catuak in heavy fog. Sixty passengers and crew perished, including 13 crew members and three passengers. The American orchestra members were reported safe, though one musician died after rescue. Dublin anxiously noted the loss due to many Irish aboard.
In a report from Wiesbaden United States representative on the reparations commission Mr Boyden declared the Franco German pact would be acceptable to the US with minor charges. He argued the agreement would greatly reduce reparation burdens in America and other markets.
The readable text presents a theological meditation praising God as omnipresent and ready to heal and save. It hints at a broader discussion of Christian ideals and personal prayer but is incomplete with a continuation note for Page Three.
Partly cloudy tonight in Indiana with light rain likely in extreme north and extreme south portions. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies Tuesday with light rain possible in extreme south areas.
Madrid October 1 Spanish troops of Morocca hive surrounded and captured the mountainous Gourougen region, the principal base of Moorish tribes. An official bulletin from Melilla issued here today confirms the success, marking a key development in the campaign.
Governor McCray granted a pardon to Joseph Charmandl of St. Joseph County who was sentenced May 1 1917 to two to fourteen years for assault and battery with intent. The recommendation came from the state pardon board.
Ralph Snyder a clerk at Baker Drug Co announces his upcoming marriage to Pauline Weatherwax of Elkhart next month. He has leased the Kauffman apartments above Thomas grocery on East Lincoln avenue as Dr. Anna G. Kauffman undertakes extensive repairs.
In Brooklyn, the New York Giants lose 3 1 to 1 as Waite Hoyt wins his second game against the NL champions. Meusel and Ward drive in runs for the Yankees while Ruth strikes out three times. Nehf and Hoyt duel, with Hoyt holding off the Giants in a tight interleague matchup.
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