27 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
1
A late century diplomatic briefing notes U S positions on German proposals to end the Entente dispute. It outlines President Harding mediation ideas and Secretary Hughes replies, detailing conditions for possible talks and the allies’ potential responses if proposals are unacceptable.
The continuing testimony recalls the revolver purchase in Dakota and the events leading to the shooting. Witnesses describe the accused’s character and the reactions of villagers, with experts from Fort Wayne and nearby farms testifying on the incident’s impact and the defendant’s credibility. Jury attention remains on whether the evidence supports a fatal outcome or a less serious charge.
A community event titled Revival and Service features The Gol Samaritan Army and a public reading by Louie notesieatey at Army Jet GIS Cathnon strent. The program includes a short meri seualar performance and a guest speaker, with a 6 o'clock start on Wednesday, aiming to attract local residents and supporters.
The Allies reject Germany's proposal to fund reconstruction through vast loans and to allow German industry to resume under a central control. France and Britain fear revived German export power would hasten German renewal while disadvantaging French firms, and they urge American input and caution before any settlement. The note signals potential shifts in public opinion as the German proposal faces strong opposition.
Fragmentary report outlines the Knox resolution and Allied positions on reopen negotiations over terms of a potential treaty. The text references pressure from the United States and Britain, with mentions of Germany and patterns of occupation and reform debates.
A heated debate in Congress centers on Navy expansion and disarmament, with Kelley urging rejection of proposals and Connolly defending amendments. Speakers warn against halting shipbuilding and warn of another war, while stressing unity with allies and continued naval buildup as essential for national security.
Fragmented OCR text describes a political fight over Edwards promotion with garbled names and stray phrases. Mentions Castinued from page one and several individuals linked to the event, but details are unclear due to damaged wording.
A shaky 19th century court report lists Dr Wea Wie fora and George We Roger facing perjury and dry law violation charges in Cheney County. The case centers on a monthly gas allowance and a claim of threatening violence tied to a local grocery incident.
Ill ing readable text shows organized labor opposing welfare bureau shifts arguing for a separate convaction and broader work in labor related health. Vp Makthin Well, war federation vice president, contends removal of women and children from labor department protects vital interests.
A nurse advises Glando medicine as a cough remedy, claiming it soothes coughs hoarseness sore throats and feverish symptoms in children. The ad lists a dose to mix with syrup, promotes easy swallowing, and prices the product at 80 cents for a full bottle. Fort Wayne Indiana ad copy.
City council discusses a nine member planning commission with five citizens and four city officials including the city engineer and board presidents. The minority supports the plan. A new fire alarm system costing 23 047 is approved in the 1921 budget and contracts for plumbing, heating, and alarm components are referred to committee. An ordinance to purchase land at the north end of Boy Run Avenue Bridge is approved for flood prevention and river improvement work. A tax-related fare reduction is favored. Births and building permits are filed for several residents, including new additions at multiple addresses.
Dr Grose of DePauw University will address the graduating class at the Community hall Saturday. The event, directed by Miss Berita Thom Taber, offers an outline of the exercises and a reception plan. The total cost for the program and furnishings was about 95.00 dollars.
A chaotic notice details a social gathering with lists of attendees and entertainments. It mentions venues on Wayne Avenue, a dance, and a primary meeting with multiple named individuals and organizations, including Kokomo and Fort Wayne references, with numerous garbled names and dates.
A confused article reports Masrey J. Morling, 26, escaping from jail during a chase near Klithart after a $600 theft at the Oran theater offices. He was to appear in superior court tomorrow with other prisoners seen in Gleynims and Sterling Jali cases. An auto purportedly hit him as he fled, unclear details remain.
A bank cashier describes extensive embezzlement from the bank including $7,000 from a customer account, $160 from bonds, and various mortgage interest funds. He claims to have planned to reveal the truth only to lessen his penalty and mentions prior robberies and related family impacts. He faces trial details and political connections as the case unfolds.
A lively gathering of about twenty four couples hosted by the YMCA featured a comedy act, dances, and talks. Guests toured the building, enjoyed a dinner on the second floor, and concluded with games in the auditorium and a poolside display by the YMCA swimming team.
Indianalomis April 28. Allan at Marat with convict today in federal court charged with interstate freight shipments. He receives two years sentence and 90 days in prison following a guilty plea.
A church hosts the Walther League play this evening featuring a modern comedy about youthful ambition and the path to fame. Cast includes Imogene McCurry and Bertha Schnorr with Artur Titnemalkr listed as committee head. tickets support a young members’ banquet for about 70 attendees.
Mea MiNie A Wilkinson 76 died Thursday morning after several weeks illness. Widow of Sonty Wilkinson, former Fort Wayne attorney, she leaves Elvin J Wilkinson, two grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services set for morning at the Jefferson Chapel with interment in the local cemetery. The obituary notes activity of community groups and church members in memory of the deceased.
Dred V McDonnell longtime master mechanic for the Fort Wayne division of the Pennsylvania railroad died at 1 46 pm after two weeks illness of pneumonia and blood poisoning at Lutheran Hospital He had lived at 1229 West Berry street and began service 21 years ago after apprenticeship in the royal shops He is survived by his widow two children four brothers and is mourned by many in the company He was member of Wayne Street Methodist Church knight templar and served on church committees Funeral services Thursday at 2 30 pm at Wayne M E church with Knight Templar burial at Burgettstown, Pa
Congress nears debate on canal toll exemptions for American vessels amid a looming clash between proponents and opponents. Senator Sarah Wonka's bill would exempt select ships, tapping into historic pressures and party fault lines dating to past administrations. The outcome could shape interoceanic canal policy and White House influence.
Word arrived of the death of Tar Phelps age 10 at home in Martins Ferry Ohio. She was a daughter of Grace A Phelps and the family will bring the body for funeral services in the local parish with interment at a nearby cemetery.
Kilbourne of Kentucky is invited to a military conference and dinner at the Pendennis Club in Louisville to discuss civilian military training camps. The meeting includes Gen Read and Charles Pilc of Chicago, focusing on attracting local men to a camp at Knox from July 21 to August.
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