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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
6
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A rugged tale follows a man framed by the law and jailed who fights back to freedom. He works as a stoker, rescues a girl in a shipwreck, and after being cast adrift with his dog in mid ocean finds chance on a lonely isle. Opportunity rises at flood tide leading to a breathtaking climax.
Readable text describes a political or theater event with names like Carmel Myers and others, mentioning a date around the 12th and a public presentation at Majestic and Pleaser venues. It references preparations, attendees, and possible entertainment or proceedings with multiple named persons and dates.
The report covers resolutions aimed at repealing war time acts. It notes committee action and discussions on perceived government overreach, with references to economic controls, food distribution, and wartime policies. The piece emphasizes legislative debate and potential changes to wartime authority.
A chaotic report describes a scheme involving bonds hidden by a woman and others. Police traced activity to a city area and federal authorities, aiming to recover the bonds and pursue charges. The case centers on an underage girl linked to the alleged plot and a request for bond recovery.
City council and Maanee columb er members meet to discuss the Lawton monument costing eleven thousand dollars. The Tusl evening action and proposed biking oat on hens are noted as part of the agenda with continued discussion and possible selection of monument features at the meeting.
A flurry of death notices from Northern Indiana lists patients at multiple hospitals. Among them are William Te Wittelay of Decatur after a long illness, and Laurange, a longtime Lag Se resident, who died at 84. Obituaries note survivors, funeral arrangements, and church affiliations with services planned in Bluffton and Decatur.
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