Sunday News Sentinel (Newspaper) - June 12, 1921, Fort Wayne, Indiana MOTHER RELEA FORT WAYNE IND SUNDAY MORNING JUNE City Edition Full United Press Reports Mrs Lydia Decker erly oa Own and Returns to Home At MAY BE CHARGE Effort is Being Made to Obr Fred Decker's -on Bond Gal Still SAYS AMERICANS General Assures Time Has Come When T hey Have Full Protection i Ind June latest of surprises was sprung murder case here this afternoon wHen Judge 1 W Royse pilled into court on own She and her three sons who has been sentenced to imprisonment and Fred and are with obtain insurance heavily insuring the lite of- Virgil the Virgil's Lovett and then claiming the dead as that of Virgil of first degree murder still rests but she is free recognizance again the She with funds by the tor her home train MANILA time has arrived whea Americans abroad full their government General Leonard Wood assured 300 rotarians here on his return to Manila from a the islands The time has said when the caution against mistreatment Have a applies to General Wood declared it- a pleasure overseas traditions -In the future depend policy support he to have a- share oft the supported by aV merchant marine and an world's planted the was np the ot police said that brother was trying obtain on the made Vifo-il court Friday imprisonment in- the trial of fnr s ui mother and two Becker to for least a to and and charge the state lib that His have of Legion Borne to Grave Accompanied 1 CINCINNATI 0 June in commander of American Legion in in Indianapolis recently went to hin path of glory hundreds of spectators and strewn'-'with flowers down airplane body a pwn by old horse be- hind It- of his regiment infantry whom through the St and Elanders marched behind old commander In a procession of- ton citizens commander of legion lay in Estate four hours before the service in Music hall the largest auditorium Among there a nosegay of daisies grown from from tribute of the mothers of soldiers for whom done Naval Secretary Felt Admiral Delayed ing to His Inquiry FROM NAVY June at S answering his original ders regarding the speech caused Secretary of the Navy Denby to give summary orders that the admiral ately to it was learned officially tonight Sims delayed -in to cable directing that officer -o confirm or deny the London Denby's was ed as the first in disciplinary Admiral Sims He curtly ordered the to return and report at once to the Secretary of cable re- leave the Plot Wealthy Publisher e al and SIras to the present hot tion out reaches Relief manU -of States naval I his present c Win As y Of f in WM UBy United June The Slates practically Bloc Secretary Secretary t to arrange its problem M- undoubtedly for Sims law i the in the if According to Condon the appear bark enterprise the financing to a and Arises between fn this of get ideas and they burs each I closet ana up good for And there was a wreath that wan the tribute of tho of Alsace nd a bol of that the of tHe town -of wero by Franklin former national commander of the legion Roosevelt secretary of tho and tlie P was chaplain in his regiment After the speeches Chairman of the French embassy of the French nation bestowed on Galbraith the order of of the gion of Four in the sky blue service uniform Of the French army stood at salute while the captain pinned the medal of the the flag ing of Have the News and Sentinel Follow You People leaving tho city for their vacations should have the News and Sentinel follow them It costs no more sent to any address in the United Slates than It costs delivered In Fort Wayne But all must paid In advance FIELDS American Miners Desiring to Get All Work Drive Out CARDS Untied eral hundred born miners driven out coal fields and counties by terrorism of bands it was learned hero Native born miners in battle cry Is forced of foreign horn mining district on City By mobs night and continued until early today was done the workers reports hero but they were threatened if they tarried It Is thought that the trouble grew up of born minors most of whom ate Austrians and Hungarians originated here recently when mining became slack in Illinois Since mines in this dis- have been working part time and it Is thought the mobs Were formed so the participants would get al tho All who were cards those forcing them to flee of the mob to Oakland followed by the hurried de- parture of over 100 Austrians and Hungarians who left their beds and led without getting their personal belongings Liter reports here tonight stated that quiet in the mining dis- and that the foreign born had taken refuge In nearby towns immeasurable service the de- clared sinew woa uot apu T same the elements men i C more Ing thrin hundred from to We tain administration if service to the cause of nations Leaves Wife forO Veck yeast salesman who ago I children so known whether ft Is a case bf 1 whether met play with Both ho nnd his Belle Lc it WAR ilk night ho was last and his wife and children moved hero from Washington Court Hotise six at the school yeast during the time They lived 1808 Koeh street where wife is still ing The and children wore left almost destitute so the students of the school for their port The wife is still attending gave for their sup five years One of children is years old and the other 20 months old SOLDIERS WEARING GAS MASKS Annual Labor Federation Con- vention to Be Most mentous in History SESSIONS OPEN MONDAY WHITE APRONED GENTRY The nf the men who used to pass but the mixed ones put out the ones ia increasing The bartenders union is actually gaining members Edward glore Buffalo JT T president who js here attending ths American said tonight They us beverage aers now but we have the old union and are going he said VOICED Passage of New peace lution Without By House is sured Now HEAVY VOTE TO CHANGE Lower Body of Take Final Ballot on tire May Cause Deadlock By United Press June by the the Porter solution without amendment as a for the Knox resolution by the senate ago t was DENVER Col a vote of house labor its approval of the Porter present form adopting a rule -T forces that movement here the text as their defensive and offense a png two ut opens on Monday will be faced by v The of of Labor which the difficult questions importance to labor lems to up ani McArdle right in New york court ami below Mrs Mary Brickel Lakewood O Marion is was stabbed suspected of feeding the arsenic to Kaber arid be the man with the named by before he are also was the first to confess that Kaber was Now Marion have r wime in- nis Examination revealed that fed while rill was arrested in Cleve nf he'-'-'could- tonight made interests The American plan campaign der signed shop on very -of approximately S 000 in the United States The wage cutting movement The fourth arises from ranks unionists pose business Agents allowed Italy eptly the May try in fork Leaders of of Labor victorious in fight against open shop maije t to a figures sive proof claim that the open had Coupled shop labor off orders to Cutting of reached its the ing effective July 1 according to Immigration reported admit the immigrants This be r 1 Of the negotiations between Italian sador Ricci and department tip turn up MEXICAN REBEL LEADER SAN lunc UKU two: small Francisco Murguia tlie rebellion in the State and fold ot nis it of several months not known in agp has taken refuge in United on on a cording to a report to hire United redo h declared left immediately May ment to pn ay 27 which made public by department the legation at The Hague to state the United emmont finds it impossible to regard applications ot- American com- panies in U i those of of apparent In all lines W thc lonK Premier Lloyd George and bo- dating more on between the United ant declared that we have ant1 over the a leefy to recover than ot had at-any..time the Crests sineo fur less promising i in pn export ami of a formal protest by the United figures declaring imports wore States against proposed since December 17 and the Dutch parliament which exports were the lowest lince fa tho opinion ot this government as month after the the not tonight it should become a-law would almost armistice deficit of April the Increasing unemployed list nmv with men part time BODIES OF TWO MORE FLOOD VICTIMS FOUND Bjr PUEBLO Colo June the recovery of a body of a day old and that of G Evans tive below Pueblo tho total list of dead brought to Pueblo morgues today stood at 49 ing of a Urge area of the flooded district and of mud and de- bris has failed to disclose any tional bodies By BALTIMORE Juno gas at the bottom of a fifty foot well on the farm of Thomas North Point Ma John plumber lay unconscious in the poisonous air for more than two hours He was finally cued by soldiers from Camp wearing gas masks Before the arrival of the soldiers four men were overcome by the gas in attempts to rescue weinkam All of the latter were soon revived but Weinkam was in a serious condition late today FIRE ABOARD AMERICAN SHIP NOW UNDER CONTROL United Prm i CHARLESTON S C June Fire aboard tho American steamship Hico has been brought under trol a here stated The Hico is safe Hie local station announced tonight It's Andj again calling for Minerva and Chester Know Kernel The famous fun maker is here from Chicago here On Gasoline Alley The alley has its Who's Clarissa In today's News and tinel you now on watch for this famous trio of Chicago Tribune comic strips which will appear evening and Sunday These comics arc only one more the part of the News and Sentinel to insure thR everlasting of the News slogan MOKE PEOPLE BEAD IT PEOPLE READ IT MORE SUSPECTED NEGRO SHYER Pnm N Y Juno I of -i explored the muddy of New a negro be- nnd murdered seven year dirt Matilda Russo ter village tailor f citizen's threatened ing if the is ami tho distracted father Michael declared ho would shoot the man on sight The said to 53 in cellar the body of the Kirl was found burled under three feet a hastily grave His wife now under told the police she knew of Lively fled the night the Is believed to have been murdered POLICE RECOVER PART OF LOOT TAKEN BY BOLD YEGGS Ity United a June today recovered of the by bandits from two em- ployes of Hoggs Buhl Friday In one of tlie most crimes ever committed in Allegheny county No details of the recovery were made known by the Smith a member of tho gang who was captured at the of the crime has stood firm under police grilling and has given the sleuths many false leads Today Boggs Buhl offered i re- ward of for the capture of the I bandits who escaped with In cash after leaving in checks in the automobile abandoned when away from the scene of Tne i note over the the right of American in- in tho tion of East Indian oil fields note is a development Tho proposed legislation provide that a new lands Mineral Oil company control opera Concession granted the Batavla Petroleum company in capital is understood to he largely interested Tno from the Dutch gov claimed that before the United States made application for American interests participate in fields the cessions in the pending been -on in and the reply of this government is a detailed denial of that contention gent views from of- congress particularly foreign relations 551 nfl tions had been based are ised -in their V wage Alleged Graf Taken Up s grafting building at building ing that any A the building trades city was of thi national Tho resolu tion provides that if the New Yor branches refuse to tional regulations their charter shall be revoked and a- new building organization started 1 Trades Split The the building trades department was marked by n split in the organization The never and louse insist upon their Martin I peace inn i last will obtained to establish nations branch meeting presented b providing that lin to Now and investigate conditions building trade branches especially with re the claims Tha the provide tha e no one But can be father bf Varotta n l- IV IDC 111 Ant A The All of said to in me The IJon of the following delegates of tho Brotherhood of and Joiners headed by their president L BEAUTIFUL WOMAN FOUND IN LAKE PROBABLY SUICIDE NKW ORLEANS La Juno suicide tho body of a beautiful and dressed was found In tho Audubon Park lake here today A note discovered by police led to i thc belief that the woman drowned herself Tho note signed ite staled the writer could never been guilty of tho infamy heaped me and that was not The woman's shoes um not want to together with a book on as goods ing 44 cents were found a made In Canada where thc out of the meeting They represent approximately 00 men The caused by thc adoption of a resolution viding that tlie carpenters and ers must comply with the rulings of the national board of jurisdiction hoard sots forth decisions where one union's work ends and another begins Hutchlnson said his hud been denied all ation it tho hands of the board and that they could not consent to abide by its directions The building trades meeting voted WOO for relict of Pueblo Hood ferers a hot the money should be turned over to Urn committee or the local union organization It was finally agreed to give the funds to tho local building trades council to be used IB it sees fit Pro-Irish Resolution resolution providing of all British made so that it urged union bers to purchase only American made goods The organization did not want to Tho father was unable to the body but he was of tan shoes white red L garters i- News of ing carefully mother who is expected Mo become a mother soon Since five suspects been detained on suspicion of Implication in the kidnapping were arrested threats have been made chIM would be thrown in the Hudson Police that the was drowned in order to do with the only witness who tho kidnappers COMPANY CUTS ITS PRICES United CHICAGO June tional Harvester company announced a cut in all Its one to five ton trucks Reductions range from five ton truck to on the one ton capacity palm tree near the lake Efforts to identify the woman had failed today STUDENTS DENY REPORTS fly Trew Ind June dents at tho Central Normal college here who recently demanded the resignation of Dr Jonathan Rigdon as president ot that institution today denied reports circulated by Dr don that many of those who signed tho petition for his resignation were now asking that their names be the ha premium of on the them to abandon the stand tion has unions The annual fight on Samuel leadership in the labor seem crystallizing tonight John L Lewis Indianapolis president of the United o e of each of the missing bandits have taken in the matter cal organizations representatives coupled with some pro-Irish ment Gompers supporters claimed that he had sufficient backing to win thc election if he wants it United States Department of ture Weather Bureau Fort Wayne Iml June 11 1021 Local weather data for thc 21 hours ending at 7 p m this date Dry bulb temperature 7 a 12 noon 80 7 p wet bulb temperature 7 a noon p m 74 Relative humidity 7 a IZ 7 p Barometer to S p m 0 p m 10 p m n p m 1 a m 2 a m 3 a m 4 a m 5 -u m fi a m a m 7 Temperatures 7.1 8 a m 72 9 1 rn 7.1 111 a m 72 11 a ni 7.1 73 1 p m 2 p m 3 p m 4 p m 5 p m 75 78 79 72 74 fi p m p m Arrest officer Kirkpatrick arrested James Shuey 20 years old Saturday after- Extremes of temperature Highest during the 24 hours Highest on this last year 92 lowest during the 24 hours 69 on this dat elast year SS since the firat of the month SO on thc 2nd since the first of the month on the till no Old noon on a petit larceny charge The Precipitation young man is accused of stealing Total fnr the 24 some jewelry in a home at R of the month street river at 7 a m was feet
