19 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1921
Page
1
Republicans expand the ten majority committees, adding an extra seat per panel and triggering Democratic criticism. Senate debate centers on whether the procedural change skews proportional representation and consolidates party control, with leaders denying intent to marginalize minority viewpoints.
A court record details a 14 year old boy confessing to the stabbing death of his parents and another man. The narrative describes the accused’s grim account, the location, weapon, and sequence of events from the bedroom to the barn as authorities explain the confession and forthcoming grand jury action in Steuben County.
In a New York Times style feature, a chaotic custody battle unfolds around Mrs. Andrews and her husband, the father of their children. The narrative traces marital tensions, public scrutiny, and a high stakes argument over the children and future years, highlighting fear, dignity, and the threat of separation.
A discussion outlines a cost plus plan with city and company officials to be reviewed. An appointed president and secretary will coordinate with Mr McMuten for arrival and planned meetings, with dates to be announced once arrangements are completed.
Stockholders voiced support for the United States Steel Corporation amid labor and wage debates. A speaker urged protecting workers rights to labor while condemning government interference and extensive publicity. He called for regulated business practices and warned against undermining employee freedom and collective bargaining.
The article notes ongoing debate on the Colombian treaty with U S and South American nations. Senators Townsend and New oppose or support ratification, citing revisions and future relations. The discussion continues tomorrow with Senator Rhoriridge and experts to make a final case for or against ratification.
United States and Japan hold firm in a continued exchange over who controls the inland area near Java. France voices only a preliminary reply while seeking a solution acceptable to all. The Harding administration asserts the issue is a matter for the supreme council and will be discussed in May.
Lawrence asserts Viviani is pleased as debate continues over American information policy and the French information service. The ongoing friction stems from misperceptions in the press and the need for clear communiques to avoid further strains. Vivian’s return to France and Marcel Knecht’s status shape chances for better Franco American relations.
The article notes a wage policy shift in May with retroactive effects. It references an Erie board decision affecting the old wage scale and indicates a continuation from a prior page. Details are fragmented, but the main point is a broad wage reduction drive tied to a May effective date.
A garbled local update describes church activities, health reports, and community events in Corunna and surrounding areas. Mentions include visits from residents, church services, a funeral note, and household gatherings amid a sequence of scattered names and places.
The YWCA fund shows a total of 21,207.22 with ongoing appeals and a goal to reach further contributions by June. A campaign update notes continued solicitations, schedule of events, and a call for groups to join the fundraising drive.
President Nyeding will attend a New York trip with multiple invitations for mercy work and a ceremonial unveiling. He plans a stop at the Lighthouse Association and a reception at the 1 West Pitts location before returning toward Central Park and the subway station.
Generous offerings supported Bengal mission work with $1 293 raised at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and St Patrick's Church. Timothy Crowley, C S C Vicar General, appealed for missions in Daces India. parish gifts totaled $6511 with a $100 check from Timothy Foohey in memory of the late rector. St Patrick's Nor Dame appeal by Rev James Wesley Donanne followed, yielding $116.00 in offerings. Bengal funds will be collected at St Mary's parish on Pentecost Sunday, May 16.
In a dispatch from Wallington dated April 1, President Lanting greets the D A R Congress amid ceremonies marking American revolution anniversaries. The President praising wartime unity and outlining policy toward allied nations, while addressing the labor and industry sectors, the ceremony featured remarks from officials and representatives observing historical ties with Britain and France. The event highlighted ongoing foreign relations efforts and domestic political themes as the era’s reform agenda is framed.
A village meeting at Westfield Park drew over 200 residents for a community evening. Local readers led crowd culture activities with music and violin performances as Lacey Hallow and A Phelps spoke, amid planned Friday night refreshments.
In Rochester on April 16 a prank call went wrong when Kalere W. Joy 43 misheard a joke as a serious threat. Police and an ambulance responded after the caller reported a choking hoax. Doctors attempted a stomach pump but Joy died, shocking those on the line.
City Clerk Ben Newman attends a council meeting as petitions seek a court ruling on whether Evansyne should push adoption of the city manager form of government. A contentious dispute arises over authority and control as the suit advances.
Ontario voters approved a dry referendum by an unofficial margin between 125,009 and 200,000. The vote centered on prohibition of intoxicating liquors and importation in the province.
The Gas Co announces price cuts on gas ranges this week highlighting a special aluminum premium offer.
Monday court sessions saw few cases. Lincolnia Scott, arrested for loitering, faced incarceration after a failed attempt to solicit contributions. Dr James Wright, charged with child neglect, received two continuances. Charles Maron, busted for train climbing, paid $1 and costs to buy time. Harry Redmond chose charity over jail by paying at the Warne Hotel. Nathaniel Stille and Williams Shaw, both loiterers, faced $1 fines with costs.
An 11 year old boy left his home on Monday after an argument with his mother and was seen wandering with several neighborhood youths. A note described his desire to seek education and care, with the group reportedly traveling through the southern area. The boy, described as white and about 11, wearing a gray suit and gray hat, was last seen near Montomery Street and at the home of a Mr. A. W. Miller. The residence is occupied by another family. The incident was reported to police and valued at about 20 dollars. investigators are pursuing leads on the missing youth.
D Annunzio weds Italian pianiste Signorini in a small Cheval ceremony near a village. The bride, 29, is daughter of Danna Curis and Lt Col Vittorio Gacecurn of Bersasilen. the couple plans a honeymoon in the Tutten Vink region.
A badly garbled obituary fragment notes G Ay Ketel dying after surgery at Lutheran hospital and mentions survivors in unclear relations. It also lists Mrs Vox Gestna Hecke dying at East Washington Street at 70 years, with survivors including four children and grandchildren. Funeral details are incomplete and scattered.
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