25 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1921
Page
1
A court session reports plans to reunite the Methodist Episcopal Church involving leaders in Michigan and Wisconsin. The proceedings discuss uniting the Protestant denominations while noting ongoing tensions and a life imprisonment sentence handed down in a related circuit court case.
President Hoover embarks from Washington on a four day southern tour by special train. He will deliver three addresses in Birmingham and Atlanta, visit Camp Benning, and end in Augusta before returning. The trip includes notable dignitaries and Mrs. Cardinag.
A 17 year old boy, Pharpys Tong, allegedly killed two brothers in Warsaw with a piece of pipe. The victims, Kenretin five and Haeselio Chreas, died from head injuries according to local authorities. The suspect was detained and the case is under investigation by county officials.
Fragmentary OCR describes an unknown body sent to Havre. Mentions American forces, a cutter, and possible reference to General Phenrs and a naval or military action near Havre. Content is garbled but indicates wartime activity and a transfer of remains.
Northwestern University President Walter Seetr notes tests similar to the Baisen test and mental assessment could supplement the present Army exam system. The discussion centers on replacing or augmenting current evaluation methods with coordinated testing approaches.
The attorney general refused to discuss the grand jury indictment for perjury against Ralph H. Cameron, a United States senator from Arizona, issued in Phoenix. No further statements were provided.
The estate of the late Jacobs will be settled by an administrator's sale to convert stock from the Lewis and Jacobs clothing and shoe store into cash. Appraisers will assess the stock, with Sami Lewis arranging the sale to satisfy heirs and settle the partnership’s affairs.
Police and postal inspectors pursue three automobile bandits who held a pavol trail track on Broadway and escaped with forty panels of mailed material. Investigators report witnesses saw the suspects vanish after the heist.
Reports describe Sinn Fein beliefs shaping Irish crisis responses and mass prayers for late Cork mayor Maec Switey. Representatives from Dublin and British officials attended meetings amid ongoing conference talks. Mass at Southwark Cathedral honored Cork's late Mayor while Bat Masterson, once a sheriff, is noted in sporting circles.
Rep Mondell proposes a formal resolution to expel Rep Blanton citing publication in the Congressional Record as part of remarks referring to an affidavit about a government printing office row. Action paused as Brinton is absent and deferred to Thursday.
Cloudiness increases across Indiana with light rain expected late tonight or Wednesday mainly in the southern portion. Cooler conditions forecast for the south on Wednesday.
Reports from Budapest describe Charles and loyal royalists failing to regain the throne as Admiral Horthy’s regency asserts control. Charles’ capture near Khomura ends the attempt, with Empress Zita aided and the former emperor interned at Esterhazy castle. Allied powers weigh future residence and security for Europe’s ex rulers.
Washington officials indicate the international conference on armament for the Far East may delay its opening until November 1 due to clashes between the conference program and armistice day ceremonies. The delegation met with President Coolidge and Denby and advisers at the White House to discuss the schedule.
A meeting of the religious association named new officers including President Rev G. Fenwick and others. The assembly approved officers, heard brief speeches, and planned upcoming services and courses for November.
Adjutant General H B Smith of Tuccianapolis arrives with Major Henry W Pease to inspect Sunhai Building on East Lincoln Ave. Plans discuss state military headquar ters and battalion offices in Elkhart. Indiana National Guard shows improvement with one infantry regiment. more regiments will form as new companies organize.
Reports from Cincinnati Cleveland and Chicago describe a major labor dispute over a threatened railway strike. The Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks and allied unions deny sympathy with the strike order, while board leaders and Big Five executives clash over authority. Officials discuss attendance for hearings and potential service impacts.
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