Harding's promptings fail on general promotions dispute
A Senate inquiry criticized the War Department for omitting Major General Nomination and the name Trim at thin line. Secretary Weeks told the committee he did not plan to name Rx chief of staff until the Senate acts on a list of major generals and brigadier generals pending. About a dozen more brigadier general promotions await action on major general nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widen Harding
Torre
Baker
Genet Mont
Con-Gress
Thin Bine Wiss
Seniour
New
Indiana
Weeks
German Reparations Plan Outlined to Allies in Washington
A German foreign minister signaled willingness to transmit reparations proposals to Allied governments with U S involvement. He stressed that Germany would shape reparations to meet what the German people can furnish, while a cabinet meeting was set to discuss terms and how they fit joint Allied interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chin
Reichstar
Chum
Washington
Wilimill
Enunell Iipetinis
Mt Wan
Halahea
Lieemany
United States
Alaidbe
Ferman
Golestur
Germany
Hensett
Woman Shares Harrowing Rheumatoid Battle and Pain
A woman recalls years of relentless rheumatoid pain that left her whole body sore and nearly immobile. She describes moments when muscles failed, arms trembled, and simple tasks like lifting or washing felt impossible, despite multiple doctor visits and treatments with little relief.
Reparations talks and German occupation plans surface
Reports indicate the United States will not mediate on German reparations while Germany plans to extend occupation of the German port territory by May 1. Premier Unional and Lloyd George prepare Sunday discussions as the general reparations council is to meet early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonieht
United States
Germany
Allinst Caples
Hughes
Germin Menorindum
Rome
Niles
Tesseniue
Premicer Uriunl
Lisyd George
Penersl Reparations Council
Ferced
Man
Isolation Now A Past Says Expert On War Effort
A quoted expert argues isolation is over, praising wartime mobilization and postwar shifts in government, business, and industry. The piece notes national service, devotion to duty, and the drive to distribute wartime production efficiently while warning against waste and excess.
No Verdict Reached in Oklahoma Scherrer Case Trial
A Shreveport report details a long dramatic trial with jurors hearing defense and prosecution statements. The court recessed amid intense testimony as prosecutors argued over admissibility while defense contended for exculpatory elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla Scherrer
Hundred Vaccinated to Prevent Smallpox Report
In a wartime style health bulletin a list details vaccination efforts and public health checks. It notes numbers of children examined, quarantine measures for contagious diseases, and inspections across departments including food and groceries. The report mentions measles, whooping cough, tuberculosis tests, and general sanitary observations with identified officials.
Attitude Toward Job Seen As Key to Business Recovery
James Alexander of First National Bank of Commerce of New York urged a new attitude toward work as the solution to business troubles at the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers annual banquet. He warned against speculative undertakings and emphasized progress toward sounder transitions, while rural southern conditions were labeled harsher than slavery-era times. David J Crocker noted farm labor in the South earns just enough to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarees & Alexander
First National Bank of Commerce of New York
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
David Ji. Crocker
Minister Talks At University Club On Asiatic Question
The Rev James Strachsy a pastor at South Wayne Baptist church will address Union University club next Monday on The Asiatic Question in America a topic he has studied. A W Sundermann new pastor of Mirat Evangelical church arrived to take his post after a provincial conference. Sundermann comes from Grice tran solic formerly of Nant Ma The new pastor succeeds Sees, Oo Bursener who retired to Napples and the Mont Ivan Relient partners may relocate to South Christianstein.
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James Strachsy
South Wayne
A. W. Sundermann
Mirat Evangelical Church
Lotrica
Provcent Avnie
Indianapolis
Ymidante
Nant Ma
Immigration Regulation Bill Passed by House
The House approved an immigration regulation bill amid heated debate on amendments aimed at curbing arrivals. Advocates argued the measure would deter refugees, while opponents urged restraint and emphasized political stakes in Cork and Dublin. The chamber passed the bill after a tense reading and strong party line votes.
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HOUSE
Western oil fields issues loom in American policy
Fragmented OCR text discusses oil field development in Colombia and Caribbean regions, focusing on U S government stance toward Latin American energy projects. It mentions President Hart, possible ties between American oil interests and government leverage, and calls for renewed effort to secure oil-bearing areas with foreign involvement kept in view.
Franklin students in evening session report
Fractured OCR describes a Franklin event where students gathered in the evening for a parade or meeting. The text notes attendance and an attempted public showing, with disruptions and a postponement due to conditions or disturbances. The fragmentary report references local participants and a planned feature or ceremony in the community setting.
Jews Observe Passover Feast in City Temple
Readable parts indicate a Passover observance beginning last night with services at the temple on Saturday morning April 30. Travelers’ program for children noted during the meal. Details are garbled but show a faith observance centered at the Jewish temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasnover
Jewels Temple
Bedur
Roads Condition Blamed on Crooks
Fragmentary text alleges road problems tied to crooks, with distorted figures. It cites insurance, earnings, and wartime company profits, noting large monetary sums and comparisons across prewar and war years.
YOUNG ELECTED HEAD OF N and W R A
New York April 2 Joseph Ut. Yuutus president of the Norfolk and Southern xaltw was elected president as reorganized Denver and Thy Gragdé Western railroad cl inpotire' antiebings henge today. Meo Vania a resident of Norfolk VG was connected with the aid Denver when Grande awaten i ther the Gnd administration. Tie Pepeelee We xeon will retire from his petendt paaltian and enter wnan his new dedes within Hie ort few weeks.
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New York
Joseph Ut. Yuutus
Norfolk and Southern
Denver and Thy Gragdé
Western Railroad
Vania
Norfolk
Denver
Grande
Gnd
Pepeelee
Xeon
Petendt Paaltian
Wnan
Heavy storm moving over Lake Michigan
A strong lake storm swept toward Lake Michigan with high winds and shifting patterns. Forecasters warned of dangerous conditions from the west to the central basin, with advisories and emergency preparations underway.
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Lake Michigan
Deaths and summons for prominent farmer Harber
Prominent farmer Joxenh Harber, 62, died Friday afternoon at his Pleasant township home after a paralyzing condition and high blood pressure. Survived by wife and several children, the obituary notes he lived all his life in Pleasant township and was married at St Aloysius Catholic church. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Joxenh Harber
Pleasant Township
Karper
Pleasant Town
Mias Mors Witt
St. Aghty Convent
Milas Henriutia
Allcebeth
Henry G. Harber
Fort Wayne
Thresa Fees
Fore Wayne
Harry Mirnioh
Mixy
Catherine Harber
Morrieville
Lad
Puneral
Pioneer church worker Mery Ridenour dies in Fort Wayne
Prominent church worker Mery Ridenour died Friday at 2 30 am after a stroke at 1161 Lafayette Street. Born in Ohio she lived most her life in Fort Wayne where she served as superintendent of the First Church and active in suffrage and prohibition causes. Funeral arrangements by the Rev Pottep with services at 2 pm on March at the Layrayeuvn Street address.
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Mery
Marthe
Ridenour
Liffayette Street
Ohly
Kort Wayne
Ube Firat
Tlret Sanday
Ube
Mtale
Woters
They Twine
Layrayeuin
Onteloek
Death on Route Claims Life in City Arrival Note
An obituary notice recalls a man who died en route to the city after a prolonged illness. It lists surviving relatives and details a funeral service to be held at a local church, with several community figures noted among attendees and mourners.
Funeral Announcement for Meray Mes Mare at Catholic Church
Morning services at Werte church mark the funeral for Meray Mes Mare. Burial follows at St John’s Reformer Church with Rev We Heckmien officiating.
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Werte
Buriul
Mav Steel
Maney Iefferniain
St. Johia's Reformer Church
Rev WE
Heckmien
War Saw News War Saw Ind April Stron
An unsteady report details a clash involving Vadiey and Jala Keiser and others near Warsaw. Authorities describe a battery and attempted arson linked to a dispute among residents in northwest Warsaw. Local police report a suspect wounded and several persons questioned.
Only 500 Needed to Complete Y W C A Drive Budget
A YMCA drive reports $25,000 raised toward a $30,000 goal with about $500 still needed. Campaign volunteers and workers urge initial gifts and voluntary contributions from those who could not donate earlier. YMCA officials thank contributors and the 27 women workers for their time and effort.
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Y. W.C. A. Drive
Association
Honest Business Men In Turkey Are Few
In Constantinople Honesty is praised as scarce amid a distracted trading scene. An Englishman and American observers note self-defence, fear, and paranoia in dealings, with merchants collecting evidence while ports and transit freight suffer. The report highlights pervasive uncertainty, regulatory gaps, and the risk to merchants shipping to and from the Levant and Pacific routes.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Sune
Jim
Neo
Tilien Gillaspie
Lee
Ophia
Pilekagen
Lallbe
Wien
Pacific
Glenn Ean
Draft evader captured amid claimed cross border swap
A vague report describes a draft evader seized and handed to U.S. authorities after alleged transfer from Mexico via Guatemala. It mentions a German refugee figure and referenced propaganda links, with claims of political asylum and Soviet ties, but details remain uncertain.
D A R Elects Officers At Continental Congress
The D A R reports officers elected at the Continental Congress amid reception of delegates. Names listed include Washington and Campbell among others, with multiple state representatives named. The record notes completion of terms and residency notices, reflecting the society’s formal proceedings and honors.
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Continental Congress
Court punishes husband for domestic trouble and deceit
Judge Mulovan fines Charien Avan and sentences six months in jail after his wife testifies to an eight month marriage filled with deceit and misbehavior. The court orders probationary terms to guide future conduct.
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Charien Avan
Bin
Boys Held After Poker Outfit Found At Police Station
Two boys were searched at police headquarters and found to possess a poker outfit. They were placed in custody for further inquiry while parents could be notified. Det. Bewley led the inquiry with others, and the case headed to further proceedings as youths faced fines and potential charges.
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Mbu
Uli Punty Fevedyer
Lloyd Om
Detwelive Bewley
Saint Éasts
William Tex
Speedos
Josenh Galisiaila
le Arnett
Casper Bell
Greeks Thank American Aid for Greek Relief Drive
The Greek relief drive reports a total collection of 1100 dollars as of recent weeks. The campaign intends to continue offerings and send funds to relief routes via The National War Aid in New York. Strong support comes from workers and readers, with leaders pledging ongoing assistance.
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the Nationwal
New York
Dullina
Constanthione
Grenee
Ninkoon
Joke Pansat
Midy AnOp
LiGan Tear
Charles Jacnitaubkis
Amuniager
Snd
Stanjeg Aawgterriimager
Suimatt Feataaiant
Halveetes
Laenyaké
Villalon
Rene
Emery
Honor Delegates at A A L R Convention
Sixteen local delegates attended the national convention of the American Liberal Republic for recognition of the work. LEO HAGE returned home with Mrs. John M. Poohey among seven state directors honored. The event drew 4,500 delegates from 41 sections, with notable speakers including Miss Mary Mace Swinsy and Peter Calder. Golden was named national secretary, reflecting ongoing organizational leadership.
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Bo Iho
Tie America
Chie
Leo Hage
Krai
Helou Ktyte Seereuirs
John M. Poohey
Sitate Dirvatore
Irelana
Ita
Hell
United States
Mary Mace Swinsy
Cork
Peter E. Calder
Peb- Peary
Veteran Civil War veteran Holmes celebrated at Indiana home
The Wayne Circle lodge of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will visit the home of Mr Holmes at 627 Runion Avenue in Weichadmaier. Holmes is 98, blind but fully aware, living with his daughter Mrs Seibert. Ladies of the auxiliary plan to contribute to a community luncheon and raise funds.
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Wayne Cirute
A. R
Lyme
Wuchachdhaimer
Runion Avenue
Tillengon
Uolmes
Indiana
Mes. Seibert
Merhr sannachane Trike Tk Order to Meet
Regular meeting of the Merhr sannachane Trike Tk Order or sey Men S. Rogers was elected keeper at records to secure state Win. Committees were appointed for memorial services to be held May for judicial ceremony. Memorial committee includes CW Hobecker MUlhause Hl Drummond Discnuncian fi Millheime Westeyars. Wile jarl Olsun and BE YOUDI
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Ata
Merhr
Sannachane
Rogers Wa Eluctad
Aiken
Hobecker
Ae Mulhause
Drummond
Fi Millheime
Westeyars
Olsun
Youdi
SpanI War Vets Hold Reunion
Old soldiers of the SpanI War gather for a reunion led by local veterans in a ceremony recounting service and shared memories. Attendees include regional civic leaders and former unit members honoring sacrifices and patriotism.
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Spani War Vets
Queen Esther Sewing Group Surprises Local Audience
Unclear text fragment mentions several names and items with no coherent event. The readable parts reference Queen Esther sewing activity and several individuals, but no definite outcome or context is established.
Remembered Was A M MacDonald to Be Interred
Obituary notice for A M MacDonald to be interred today at Notley memory, with service details and church location noted. Also a Saturday special advertisement for roses and carnations at Blosom Floral Co., 110 West Wayne Street, phone 4040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doz Blossom Floral Co
West Wayne Street
No clear novel plan showcased by Joseph Polak
Fragmentary OCR shares a glimpse of Joseph Polak presenting a new idea in his office and seeking more information and feedback. The text mentions his exbereditary project, telephony thoughts, and a problem of ethislam and subtractive. The article reflects confusion and garbled names, with little verifiable detail.
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Joseph Polak
Citteen
Jovayh Polak
Fort Wass
Mary
Weriormie
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Stryder
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