29 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
1
The labor board finds responsibility issues and warns that any union strike will forfeit contract rights. Disputes must be referred to the board to maintain peace, prosperity, and national safety amid ongoing tensions.
A harsh editorial examines the Indiana Public Service Commission report on the city light and water department. It condemns municipal mismanagement, calls for decisive rebuke, and assigns responsibility to city administration and local stockholders to end the era of chaos and inefficiency.
The article notes the Soviet Union's move to recognize debts of the imperial government and references figures such as Drspeecer Coch and Neil Cornwall, with mentions of Berkeley and Beskeley hospital. It describes financial and political implications amid postwar turmoil and theft accusations.
Fragmented report describes upcoming jury trials with references to judge signs and court procedures. The text mentions a long case involving legal possession and drag unclear terms, and notes a Thursday night posting and dates in November.
The article reports Evelyn Nesbit recovering after a poisoning incident involving laudanum and quinine. It notes her legal separation from Charles A. Brauel and mentions court actions and financial strain as she sought funds to cover overdue rent.
Capitol action on the tax revision bill stalls as Senate and House debate changes with potential late sessions. Leaders push for final passage but procedural amendments and absences delay a definitive vote toward the weekend.
An obscure note describes the Indiana Notre Dame football clash with a noisy crowd. It mentions scoring early in the game after the first quarter but contains fragmented details and unclear names.
Paris reports the French premier Briand leads the delegation bound for Washington for the disarmament conference. The party left Paris for Havre at 12 05 this morning, with Ambassador Poincaré and embassy staff present to bid farewell.
A Washington committee of educators led by Milton Pairheib asks schools nationwide to cooperate on Armistice Day memorial services for the unknown dead. The War Department authorized the committee to prepare a portable program for distribution to elementary and associated schools for use in assembly halls.
Vernon Wells of Trisianopolis lies in critical condition at General Hospital Elkhart after a shooting by Deputy Sheriff Leng. Doctors warned 24 hours earlier of possible death. Wells’ condition improved slightly according to this report. Ballinger of Swan Noble County faced trespassing charges and was released after a judge’s directive.
Freight trucks operated by the Sailor Pant company run omakinsmal trips between Eikhad and Port Wasine via Geoshiere, linking the coastal trade routes.
A contineipal Phillowe'en pares on the river in Warsaw Monday night. Local witnesses report the event occurred near the waterfront with no injuries and investigations underway.
Many taxpayers go to the offices of Fred Al Heed county treasurer on Monday November 1st for the first installment of county and city taxes. The delinquent penalty is not attached on this date.
Harman and Jas of Elkhart represent J. Liver who sues Dr Meteus M. Eckleman and others over an estate dispute. The plaintiff cites a political message painted on a window and a contract between the Eckleman partners. The case touches deeds wills and city property in Elkhart.
Suing his wife Mildred Bodehrsen for divorce in South Bend Hears HH. Joliset of fiat city asks custody of ithe Jebuson twits.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an arms delegate and later secretary of state with ties to New York. Mentions a lawyer jurist and statesman of uncertain origin, praising reputation and leadership. References President and associates in a speculative historical context.
Authorities near Lapeer Michigan pursue three men who fled after the derailed Garand Pruk passenger train No. 3 wrecked, leaving several injured and two passengers missing. Detectives track suspects believed linked to the derailment and vanishing crew members.
A morning blaze caused small damage at Whitehead Bakery on East Jefferson Street near Grosheam Bread Company. Fire officials could not confirm the cause or exact time, with limited details available as crews worked to contain the incident.
A Missouri Democrat plans to speak at the American Legion convention in Kansas City next week. He is engaged on tax revision discussions and related matters.
An aged resident of Shipsh Mara died in the county infirmary three months after becoming practically an invalid. His leg had been taken to Kendativilte for burial beside his wife who died years ago. A foster son, Farward Hub, was the only survivor. The notice ends with a prompt to order engraved cards.
An unfamiliar firm introduces a new product described as a tin meteor perch. Details on purpose or availability are not provided in the brief note.
Weather bulletin with scattered notes for MOLUANA Hain tonight and Sunday with colder conditions in south and west. Washington forecast shows general activity for the week. Ohio Valley expected generally fair early then showers late with normal temperatures. Great Lakes area to see showers at start and again later amid unsettled conditions with near normal temperatures.
Gretta ME reports the father of a young man murdered at Buffalo identified the body recovered from the Niagara River as his son. The referenced university student and his companion were last known planning a visit to the state, with the father doubting they went willingly.
The bicycle race originally set for this afternoon has been postponed to next Saturday at 2 o clock due to rain. The event will be held in the city, with participants from local clubs expected to race.
Pauvicl L. Carr of Tucson and Arison of Goshen receive a highly attractive booklet issued by the University of Arizona. The piece highlights university programs and community ties as a political touch in the Democratic circles.
The French military head arrived in Washington at 10 o clock this morning to a warm greeting from local officials and supporters. He surveyed a brief escort and spoke with dignitaries before continuing the official schedule.
President Harding welcomed Marshal Foch to the United States marking the allied leader’s entry into the final victory phase of the war. Foch greeted Coolidge, met with Secretary of State and naval officers, and left a card at the Wilson home after learning Wilson would not receive visitors.
George V Roscoe of Goshen conducted the Ligonier band in a musicale at Ligonier High School yesterday afternoon. The event featured a program by local musicians and band members, highlighting community music in a school setting.
Grever of Iidianspolix conducts a revival at the Church of the Brethren in Milford inviting community members to spiritual renewal.
Kendallville officials announced no celebration for Armistice Day on Friday November 11 opting to mark the date with a quiet observance rather than public events.
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