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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
1
The president urged broader advantages for the black race during Birmingham's semi centennial celebration. He called for social equality and denounced prejudice while emphasizing national unity and civic progress.
Federal authorities plan to issue beer permits to brewers under new regulations. The ruling does not affect non beer beverages and outlines timelines for issuing permits to craft operators.
Report from Washington cites Associated Press notes that union leaders supplied arms to miners amid West Virginia disturbances. Senate investigation records mention operators and witnesses, including a former organizer, as part of the inquiry into labor unrest and security practices.
Reports from Florida describe three fatal storm deaths and extensive destruction across the peninsula. The Associated Press notes numerous injuries and widespread property damage as the system tracked inland.
Police investigate a ferry robbery that left a clerk and guard dead after a bandit looted a post office and fled with a sack of registered mail. Authorities set a patrol for suspects and examine security footage as panic spreads through the city.
Associate Justice Pires of the Mipparenie district requests presentation to the full bench as the court meets in New Jersey. The matter concerns the Purdie service railcar company and a transportation fare issue. Nov. 7.
Indiana National Guard companies from Goshen to march in the Marshal Ferdinand Foch parade during his visit to Indianapolis on Friday November 15. The headquarters company of Goshen will attend. Dallas Bine, recently resigning from Noble Shoe Co., will commence work with the Corner Shoe store Monday.
Vernon Wells and his brother Theodore Wells were being transported from Elkhart Police Station to Superior Court when they attacked Deputy Thomas Long, shooting him in the eyes with belts of tobacco. Long, blinded, returned fire, wounding Theodore in the shoulder. Vernon fled after the incident. Theodore and Vernon had prior convictions and a history of crime, with Vernon later detained in Chicago and Theodore in Indianapolis. The episode interrupted by a page-five continuation.
Joseph H. Defrees voices opposition to government labor policy and a strike plan seen as a broad attack on U S transportation. Rep Blanton seeks five minutes to discuss the war declaration, but is blocked by objections from labor and party lines, highlighting tensions between Congress and labor unions.
A former emperor formally asked Charles to abdicate and to surrender his rights. He was told that an answer would be given to the demands, and that the authorities would be informed. The scene involved negotiations about the future of the regime, with security forces advised to prepare for possible upheaval.
AP reports Kansas activity where the Legion calls for drastic rules on distributing anarchistic and evangelical literature. A commission opened hearings to study curb measures and will present recommendations to the national convention, amid debate over gun control and civic duties.
A local notice states no Irish conference sessions occurred today as British officials remain occupied with the Prince of Wales voyage to India. The announcement said it does not affect continued negotiations.
The article notes continued profit for the Panama Canal, citing recurring gains in recent years. It references various financial receipts and pending assessments while acknowledging past performance and ongoing reviews of revenue streams.
A rough Indiana forecast notes unsettled conditions with possible rain tonight. Warmer temperatures expected in the eastern counties. Light to moderate rain chances persist into Thursday with cooler overnight values expected.
Proposals for an immediate twenty six percent wage reduction for 15 000 shoe workers in Typen Shoe Manufacturers Association affiliated factories were submitted to the workers for approval today.
Father Vetknap, pastor at St. Patrick's Church in South Dakota, was lured from his home and shot to death. The incident remains under investigation with local authorities seeking leads.
3000 pounds of cabbage, property of Bronk Baker, were stolen from a West Side field near the church between two unnamed landmarks. Neighbors heard sounds but did not identify the thieves. Baker plans to guard the patch as he suspects the produce was marketed in South Bered via Elkhart.
Disjointed fragments reference Davie Miller as county recorder and Noble Break with decayed terms like centers wallpaper and pap... details unclear. The garbled text hints at incorporators and supervisory roles but provides no coherent event, date, or organizations to anchor a clear summary.
Report states the Lehman store in Wakarusa was cracked by a crowbar with men’s coats and goods disturbed. A cash box and items were taken while workers were away, and officers sought the suspects and traced the scene to the rear entrance.
Report says a U S consular official in Mexico was stabbed in an attack on the consulate. Conditions of the consul were described as not serious with multiple wounds. Investigators press on for details as a formal inquiry begins.
Government trade data show exports to Europe declined by about 50 million dollars in September while imports from South America rose slightly and overall foreign trade figures were released by the Commerce Department.
In Lisbon advices claim Portuguese royalists plot restoration of the monarchy. A royalist plan was sent to the Portuguese foreign minister from Tuy, Spain. If successful, a new cabinet would be formed soon under a restored crown.
A labor board hearing probes intraparty conflicts within unions as officials clash over governance and policy. The dispute centers on leadership decisions, trial ballots, and transparency, highlighting tensions between oversight bodies and member groups.
W G Lee testifies that the strike ballot by four railroad brotherhoods was not in line with rules as hearing on wage cut compliance begins. The packed session includes Stone and other union leaders as attendance tops 1000.
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