11 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented local note mentions Waukegan as a minor trial scene with references to state actions and county politics. It cites Parke and Wade figures and hints at a planned event in November, with uncertain details about a governor’s studio and a feigned public notice.
Trade figures show imports at $150 000 in September, the lowest for the year, with exports suffering similarly. The report notes weak merchandise values and reduced domestic demand amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Festival at the fair grounds starts this evening with rides races games and concessions. Attendees can enjoy entertainment through the weekend with Thursday Friday and Saturday events including boat races and amusements at the grounds.
In a terse note from WASELENG STON the report calls for urgent talks by U S armament delegates addressing the proposed limitations conference at the state department.
A Loudon spokesman leads a delegation to the Washington conference with Tadge from Massachusetts and senior senators guiding Pedse of Commons discussions. The effort focuses on historic American mags works and regional communities shaping the fleeting disarmament dialogue.
Delegates at the Legion convention will elect a state commander. Frank M. Meffiat of Leaninsport is a candidate for the post, seeking the party slate amid debate on convention rules and party support.
A military battalion improves its facilities in a three story Spohn building. Plans include an indoor rifle range on the basement and headquarters offices on the second floor with club rooms and showers on the third floor. Major Henry W. Pease commands the Third battalion.
In a tense game the Giants rallied for three runs in the second inning and counted four more in the fourth as Fewster, subbing for Ruth, hit a homer. McNally and Meusel provided key hits while Shawkey and Schang starred for the Yankees. the final score favored the Giants 8 to 5.
Fair tonight and Wednesday with colder conditions ahead. Frost is expected tonight as temperatures dip, affecting early morning activities and garden safety in Indiana communities.
Federal Horticultural Board held a hearing on imposing a quarantine to halt the spread of a newly detected European pest. States within the proposed zone urged caution while others urged rapid action to prevent further damage from the insect.
A shocking report from Fort Worth outlines a lynching where a Black man was burned at the stake by Texans. The article details tension, alleged confessions, and the involvement of local authorities as investigations continue amid a climate of fear and racial violence.
A Savannah resident named A. B. Burges, reportedly explored by the Atlantic Coast Line railway, is described as having the largest Georgia family. He is the father of 22 children with 26 living, including seven sets of twins and two sets of triplets across three marriages.
A man named William Grieve was killed when a Baltimore and Ohio train struck his automobile earlier this morning while he was en route. The incident occurred near a crossing, and authorities are investigating the crash as a fatal accident.
Milne Demolishess-In Path of Fast West Bound train near Goshen Millites plant. Injured Milich dies. machine demolished after a note to his sister. Hawks of Goshen and residents report a dramatic destruction with remains of a large valued property.
Mrs. dhe McCaslin of Todianapolis, secretary of the state board of examination and registration for nurses, and inspector of hospital training schools, paid a visit to Goshen hospital today.
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