13 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
1
Last rites for P C Knox were set for Friday in Washington with a memorial in Valley Forge. reports note the senator died after an illness and sudden paralysis. The obituary highlights his life and public service, referencing his work with the presidency and political peers.
A state board official urges backing for the Kindig Nurses School. The secretary of the Board of Examinations for Nurses stresses inspection standards and equipment adequacy at a hospital and training facility. The report notes plans to meet current staffing and facility needs to strengthen nursing education and clinical readiness.
A stolen Ford advert accidentally resurfaced in a local area as Neal Nappaneer reports recovery. Officials note political advertising aired briefly and resumed normal activity.
Board of Works in regular session receives recommendations from the Chamber of Commerce about sidewalk work on Seventh Street east of Pisa SertE. no bids were received. North Sixth and Seventy streets bids for sewer work were rejected. Officials consider power costs and potential savings for a municipal water project. details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A garbled OCR text describes a festival with weather notes and scattered names and phrases. The fragment mentions Vesperia, East Pivot, and various odd terms, but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly.
A garbled AP dispatch from a conference on unemployment outlines discussions of labor and policy measures. It mentions representatives, urges to adopt reforms, and notes heated debate among attendees about reducing unemployment and boosting wages.
Fragmented OCR text describes suits against Illinois treasurers over funds claimed to be due. The passage includes garbled names and phrases, lacking clear details on parties, dates, or jurisdictions.
Acting president George E. Peck claims control of the United Mine Workers district in Kansas and orders miners back to work at once. Kansas district officers, including acting president Toba Fleming, resist turnover as unions face suspensions and legal actions in ongoing labor conflict amid arrests and district court rulings.
A large airship from Tarngler field wrecked near Hampton Roads with probable total loss. Three crew members were aboard, two were seen to jump as the craft descended toward the ground. The gas bag drifted seaward as a harbor tug retrieved one crewman and Captain Watson assisted others.
An Elkhart man suffered serious injuries after a car crash in which a rear passenger, Joseph Waterman, also from Elkhart, was killed. Wilson and Smith were drivers. Waterman later revived after initial unconsciousness. Both Lavisses and other occupants were treated at General Hospital.
British cabinet and Sinn Fein members met in London this afternoon to discuss Ireland with a view to reporting to Premier George. A delegation then moved toward the premier's official residence for further talks on the trade and policy issues involved.
The Arbuckle case is listed on the court docket today in the superior court. Proceedings are set to proceed with the familiar figures present as the case continues to unfold in court.
Fragmentary OCR reports a serious rail disaster near Merida with numerous casualties. The wreck involved a passenger service and a hostile impact, with responders seeking survivors. Details on exact deaths or injuries are unreadable in the text.
A brief weather note reports warmer conditions expected Friday with mild winds and no major storms. Forecasters urge preparation for midday heat and continued dry spells across the region.
A KR Runderd addresses the Kiwanis Club discussing his life work as a cultivator of a tower species bringing him world fame. Mei Sheppard of Community Service dies. a bicycle race for students is planned with the Rotary Club. L Walter announces affiliation with the local organization. R G Abbott named to the club as social director.
Spanish cabinet ordered four fast cruisers six destroyers and 20 gunboats along with submarines yesterday. A Madrid dispatch cited by the Exchange Telegraph company says the plan was approved though some reports differ.
In a pitchers duel the Yankees lose 1-0 as Hoyt and Schang secure the Giants’ shutout. Nehf and Smith combine for the win while Meusel and Bancroft reach base amid tense defense.
Pasquale Palmero an Italian immigrant who arrived in Elkhart eight months ago died in a railroad yard accident when a telegraph pole he was unloading swung and struck him. The 30 year old man died from a crushed skull. He is survived by his wife, his parents, and several siblings in Italy.
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