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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1922

Page

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Fort Wayne Baptist Women hold spring conference

Mor. Martii Tadlay missioner spoke as the evening’s featured speaker at the Fort Wayne Baptist Women’s Missionary Association spring conference held yesterday at the First Baptist Church. Dorothy Bolt and other leaders led devotionals and round table discussions covered reading contests, world wide guilds, children’s work, and stewardship.

Mor. Martii Tadlay Fort Wayry Tioue Pof Woleaville A. Gosy Worll Wide Guild Mes H. A. Ray Mwhite Gross Garrett Chidrents Tworkd Crusade Bess ‘Grviuun Haviets Miss Sustos Wal- Meurtgiller Brodie Wf Humiington Freeman South Bend

Genoa Stand Upheld by Yank in Europe Policy Debate

The Harding administration balances support for multilateral European cooperation with caution over overt U.S. involvement. Officials aim to persuade Britain and France toward a constructive Genoa outcome while avoiding commitments that could overstep American autonomy. A bipartisan push under Senators Zirydwe and Underwood shapes outlook as Britain’s George seeks harmony and economic fixes, hoping U.S. influence can ease Europe toward stable cooperation.

Harding Os IE Genoa Pacific Zyradwe Underwood United States Great ‘Britain Prince Russia United Statas Eansterner Ives Tan wGefes Zilet Europe Hoover Hahkhg America Great Britain Llord George United Os States Evan

Grand Jury Accuses Porto Rico Governor Money to Loan

The Wayne County Grand Jury report on the Porto Rico governor accuses misuse in financing an estate loan. Judge Foote initially refused public reading, then the panel sealed the report and pressed to have it released to authorities.

Porto Rico Foote Sayie Grand Dag Juris ™ Gietlan Grand Jury Indianapolis Homec Blott United States District Attorney Audge Anderson Aiga Ellott

Ziegler Elected President Of Royal Baking Powder Co

Following the resignation of Wills y T. Garey, 38, president of the Royal Baking Powder Company, William Aogles Jr. was unanimously elected to the office at a board meeting on April 3. Mr Sieger, a large stockholder, has long supported the change.

Wills Y T. Garey Royal Baking Powder Company William Aogles, Jr Mr. Sieger

Horrors of War Report From Deep Winter Crew

Captain M. J. Hart reported from the Deep Winter after it returned from Odessa and Odes to recount brutalities by Russian soldiers. He described starvation, bayoneting, executions, and a break in the Russian people's spirit as trains carried dead away and civilians suffered.

Bhamtimore M. J. Hart Odes Nutsia Odessa Hart W. W

Son of Fort Wayne Man Dies at Rochester

Willian J. McQuoid son of William McQuoid of Fort Wayne Ind died last night after injuries at the home of his uncle Peter van Alster in West Henriette near Rochester N S He leaves two brothers Walter H and Melville McQuoid and one sister Mrs Albert Gasaman of Rochester Burial will be in Manlewood cemetery Rochester

Buffalo N. S Willian J. McQuoid William McQuoid Fort Wayne Ind Peter van Alster West Henriette N.S Rochester Walter H Melvilla McQuoid Albert Gasaman Manlewood Cemetery Ub Rochester O. C. Bhirey Hamilton Frances ~Foural Calvini Bremen Wayne Street Paul Krogg Robert Butte Burin Lindenwood Cemetery Muldoon Henry W. — Panera Muldoon Road Hesse Gassel Boester Wilhelmina —Saeral Guthrie Street Emyaus Lotheran Whureh Denclock Phillip- Wronbexanss Defiance Wabash Euilroyd Church of God Arelook Lindenwood Jewelers John Mneral Boriah

Death notices from Northern Indiana report multiple losses

Several northern Indiana obituaries note deaths from illness and old age across Auburn and Bluffton. Emma Mathews, 78, widow of Edward Mathews, dies after sudden collapse. services set for Sunday in Cedar Chapel. Other notices include Gotfrey Bell of Yakima, Washington, Earl Edgar Atkinson, and Paul Carnes, with funeral plans and survivors listed.

Auburn Apen Emma Mathews Edward Mathews Mathews DH. Buber Hart Second S. 5. Slater Cedar Chanel

Alleged Kidnapper Death by Own Action Reported

A federal court dismissal for lack of evidence precedes a county coroner’s finding that an alleged kidnapper died by hanging in a barn. James T. Reid, father of the missing person, found the body. coroner reports strangulation without a broken neck. A brother, Eximets, is confined at a state hospital in Richmond.

Wayne James T. Reid Beniningheft Eximets State Richmond

Kendallville Plans Street Improvements Amid Public Support

Kendallville residents vote for five street improvements and safety measures after a large council meeting. One remonstrance against William Street was filed but deemed void by law. Easter services for Apollo Commandery No. 19 and Knights Templar, plus local musical presentations, highlight the community’s week.

Kendallville Wiliam Apatlo Cocmandery Katghis Templar B. Chayeh Garrett G. A. Smith Contalte G. 4. Smith Sassa Beth Fort Wayne Margret Ganode Harelé Greenwood Tarefly Harlan C. ©. Warrington Jocal League of Women Vetera Mies Dana Nieglee Ind Bec Latham

Third Presbyterian Annual Meeting Reports Progress and Plans

Third Presbyterian reported a successful year with about 16000 raised by the congregation for church operations, while 36000 subscribed for building work already. Building is to start within 30 days, with a further 4000 expected in two weeks. Elected officers and trustees include Wo A Barr Neb Beattis 8 Gould Albert Shroeder J P Foreman C N Lotts and others.

George Presbyterian Tiders Ares Wo A Barr Neb Beattis Gould Abert Shroeder J. P. Foreman N. Lotts Rugtee Ons Ditley

Congress Ponders Ship Subsidy Bill in Debate

The congress discussion centered on direct payments for ship subsidies and proposed contracts with shipowners. Officials discussed annual shipping basin appropriations, aiming for reductions to six million dollars and eventual savings, while cross-examination of the shipping board head continued. Naval architect Daniel M. Cox testified on vessel construction for the Emergency Fleet Corporation.

Shipping Board Mr. Lasker Daniel Nf. Cox New York Naval Formanly Emergency Tret Corporation

Coroner’s doubts shadow Day Beck tragedy testimony

In a continuing account a coroner questions what mental shift between Day and Beck led to the fatal shot. He suggests Day acted alone with Mrs Day and Paul Beck present. Mrs Day moans “Oh, my honor?” after the shooting as the scene unfolds.

Day Beck Hughes Mrs. Day Paul Beck

Deaths and funeral notices from Lindenwood cemetery area

Obituaries and funeral notices list several local deaths with ages and addresses including Herbert Wilkes Mettes at 134 Chestnut Street with pneumonia, Jarod Mattes, Mrs Diliott and others. Funeral services arranged at residences and churches such as St Andrews Catholic and Lindenwood cemetery, with survivors named and routine burial plans noted.

Herbert Wilkes Mettes Mir Jarod Mattes Chestnut Street Brongoeppeumonia Ilness Luedas St Andrews erstMan Catha

State Commissions Assaulted by Sins

Portland Indiana April 7 officials and lawmakers labelled an army of "parasites" by Dan Sims of Lafayette in a Democratic U.S. Senate bid. Sims argued state government spends 114 million dollars to fund a widespread array of boards and commissions. He claimed many functions are unnecessary and should be led by someone else.

Portland Ind Dan Simms Lafayette Highway Commission Stynms Giese

Wayne Township meeting on bonds for concrete roads voted down

A Wayne Township Farmers association gathering at Blyton Road school discussed county bond issuance for concrete roads. The proposal failed by a large margin. Tax assessments and refund taxes from a past levy were noted. A joint picnic with Aboite and Lafayette townships was announced for August. Bible Students to give concert at Fort Wayne Westminster Presbyterian Church on West Berry Street Thursday evening.

Wayne Township Farmers’ Association Tige True No. 5 BlyBton Ered Myers L. J. Harteell Aboite Lafayette Fort Wayne Ackowl Weulminster G. Aeschliman J. Roth Robinson C. Gerig K Kloptenstein Rirkey S. Witmer Vocat Sy Cedt Lansing Miszes

Concordia cadets delight thousands at annual military tournament

Concordia cadets wow 7,005 spectators in the ninth annual military tournament at the enormous gymnasium. The event featured rifle drills, bayonet exercises, wheelbarrow races, and complex formations under leaders Proe J G Verweire and Cadet Captain K B Schwitd. Judges included Col. Ray Mexhams and Lt. Col. Clyde Dreisbaen as the battalion displayed precision, speed, and discipline across multiple companies with standout performances in drills and en lcampment scenes.

Concordia Calless Symnasum Aerions Hatealion Proe J. G. Verweire K. B. Schwitd Eymimulum Tuhupy FE. FT. Lange Company B A. Trinklein Bastalios Ray Mexhams Clyde Dreisbaen Charles A. Sharp Duest Hunwrd Mo Wugenser Klewer Messenger Competitiva del Far Erich Co. A Tirst Miller Wan Aecone Kuchsameisier Co. B Tor Tnveles Siepker W. Waggaser Wassecong Kletdhen Co A Bedman Wels Co. C Sermmd Kutachman Shuruter Dzurang Eickstaedt Gret EL Mler Sehury Busenman and Herrhdre Ca. A Concordia Foch J. Mans A. Kleps Fort Wayne

Federal Judgeship Bill Passes in House

A federal judgeship bill cleared the House amid debate over assignments and public interest. The measure adds four judges and rejects several amendments, including one backed by Senator Ernst for a Kentucky seat. No roll call occurred on that rejected amendment.

Ee H. Yy Justits Godses Addisg Senate Aind Hosa Ernst Kentucky Pennessee

Fort Wayne Public Works Board orders street openings and vacations

Declaratory resolutions authorize opening Roy street from Winch to Pittsburgh and extending Gumper Avenue from Piqua to Lafayette, with condemnations and property takings described. Notices set hearings for April 27 192? and list affected parcels, alleys, and lots in Koehler, Vesey, and Frederick Mayers additions within Fort Wayne Indiana. Also probate notices for the Springer estate and May 6 1922 court appearance.

Department of Public Works Aone Bert Wayne Tud Agri Cha Ban Ubis Works Fork B . Wayne Indiana Card Board Deomlnx Ke Certain Phils Door Pecessary de Lproverents Roy Street Winch Street Pittsburgh Street Board of Public Arks Port Wayne Taliana Department of Public Works Saldity Sala Taylor and Abbott Ray Street New York, Chicago and St. Louis Fairview Avenue New York Fort Wayne Piqua Avenue Lafayette Street Board of Public Works Tyuana Pigda Avenue Wich Durartment of Publ Works Koehler Burp Street Ormigtly Hrederick Mayers Gumpper Avenua Aboyg Derrow Avenue Hoagland Avenue Weare Street Wiebke Piqua Hanna Street Hanns Street Sbar Guropper Avenue W. J M. B. Vesey Park Avenue Board of Pupil Works Alty of Indi Lg and i Wan Rr Vesey Alley A Bronway Home Avenue Thompson Avenue Bausgesseil Public Works Rewmons Elgeit P. Pu Hele Saiority Fakins John B. Kocks Arto Bengs Jesse Bross Board of Pople Works

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