13 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
1
A man faced jail after a judge found he failed to pay $16 weekly alimony for seven children, despite a prior offer of $82 weekly. Attorneys for both sides argued, while the judge urged compliance and warned of potential consequences if arrears continued.
The article summarizes congressional discussion on tariffs and economic policy. It mentions Secretary Lewis and President Harding, debating protective tariffs to ease living costs, with warnings against political self interest. It notes aims to balance industry protection with reduced prices and welfare considerations, including broader fiscal reform.
Immediate acceptance offer for limited quantity Genuine No 3 Vein Lump Coal in Egg or Mine Run forms. Place your order now before allotment sells out. Contact GEO. H. KRUDOP by phone at 135 or 3022.
Fragmented but persistent discussion centers on American policy toward Europe as lawmakers clash over insistence on protecting old alliances and avoiding entanglement. Key figures urge cautious diplomacy while opposing broad commitments and advocating selective engagement.
Fragmented wartime debate shows President Harding opposing a wartime league plan and urging reductions in expenses. The speech references federal highway and governmental coordination, with Republican leaders and foreign policy questions shaping the discussion at a cabinet gathering.
Fragmented OCR notes describe municipal actions on waste management, street work, and infrastructure. References mention committees, property acquisitions, funding needs, and ordinance considerations. The text includes inconsistent names and locations, with planning details on streets, railroad work, and public utilities.
Jefferson Day activities announced with speakers Senator Robert Troc and others from Democratic circles. The event begins at dawn with grass open space hosting the Jefferson club gathering, music by Kessler’s, and refreshments.
Reported from a turbulent session where miners pressed for wage concessions while government and industry officials held firm. The debate touched on temporary adjustments, potential settlements, and widespread labor mobilization with support from unions and allied workers.
The annual meeting of Sportsmen to elect officers including president and secretary was held. Officials discussed planning activities, budgeting, and public relations, with duties assigned to treasurer and other board members for the upcoming year.
Governor McCray appoints a new state Armory Board with key figures including Fonte Yiraeh Mester e Revennwe and Marke AL rer af bn Ailemd, reorganizing the panel and aligning with statutory provisions. The group includes leaders from Indiana field operations and city wards as part of a broader restructuring of the armory oversight.
Feist Dry Cleaners listed with contact 1592 in a compact item touching Queally and service counts. The text then details postwar Allied tensions over the Versailles Treaty, Harding administration’s stance and prospects for global stability, plus a brief parade of civic activity and women's work statistics from a local association, noting active members and outreach.
Firearm and liquor were reportedly involved as police arrested nine people during a Thayer Street raid. One suspect released on bond while others remained in custody. witnesses described a struggle and a loud disturbance during the incident. Authorities rated the event as a disruption to a nearby game in progress.
A man and woman were detained after an incident and battery report involving a female victim. Authorities prepared for a hearing date as filings proceed. Police investigations focus on the alleged attack and related charges amid ongoing legal steps.
Local authorities report the arrest of a Paris man amid a confusing series of events. The investigation centers on alleged improper conduct and property issues at a residence, with references to court involvement and potential warrants. The case name is not fully clear due to garbled OCR.
A confessed gang of young robbers detailed their actions to authorities. The youths planned and carried out thefts, showing a coordinated effort and complicit roles. The case involves multiple suspects and a forthcoming juvenile court appearance.
A damaged report notes multiple thefts and legal actions. Manny Chury alleged thefts at a farm led to penalties and court dates. Albert gholomyy and others faced charges, with several defendants fined or ordered to report during forthcoming hearings.
A fire at a Prairie residence damaged one home with estimated losses pegged at $1,000. Nearby residents reported smoke and flames, but there were no reported injuries. Firefighters controlled the blaze, and investigators began examining the scene for the cause.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions earnings timing and various disjointed names and terms. Readable parts reference months, amounts in pounds, and individuals such as Alben and Wayne, but the meaning is fragmented and not coherent.
Six applicants are listed for police women’s positions. The document notes assessments and readiness, with references to candidate names, dates, and eligibility by a city or department body. Further details appear in the official notice.
Stolen vehicle reports describe two Ford cars taken Tuesday night. The instances occurred in front of a building and nearby area, with one car left missing its valuables and a suspect possibly observed fleeing. Police inquiries continue for details and identification of suspects.
A motorcycle struck an auto injuring a passenger. One passenger, a woman, sustained wounds. the other passenger and the vehicle were lightly damaged. Medical attention was provided to the injured party.
Fragmented OCR text references a lost plane myth, mentions a rolling mill boiler, and notes confusion at news offices. The garbled lines hint at a public fascination with a vanished aircraft and related inquiries, without clear names or dates.
Fragmented OCR obituary fragment lists numerous names and locations with unclear relations. It mentions deaths, funeral services, places, and individuals such as Welsh, Vincent, Alfred Henderson, and others, interspersed with garbled text and stray phrases about streets and churches. The readable content centers on funeral arrangements and memorial references without coherent narrative.
Messrs Lettie Ireal and Catherine Morrol will be honored in a service at 490 o'clock Wednesday from 698 West Snixty Street. Rabbi Weinstein will officiate at the Interment Larswood cemetery with Mrs Walter Wisling assisting. A small gathering and extended viewing are planned, reflecting local religious customs.
A lively Whitby event details a corn growing contest hosted by the university department. Demonstrations, exhibits, and a panel discussion cover best practices, plant health, and potential earnings from prize-winning crops.
An old newspaper fragment advertises dusties two layer cakes for 25 cents by Haffner and Star Bakery. The note repeats the line All Cake, no box and mentions a Wobteny nation of the N Anthony review No. 37 and a Me Yeonien bath at 2 West Wayne Street.
The Hartford circuit court heard a contested case over a consolidated school project aimed at building a trust property. Witnesses testified to procedures and alleged fraud by a party seeking construction, with Superintendent involvement questioned and the outcome pending further examination of evidence.
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