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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
1
A witness describes an attempt by British troops to tear down an American flag flying from a house while the United States consul is quoted saying the British hated Americans. The report frames the act as a symbolic clash over national symbols.
Witness Michael Molran of Corona, Long Island testifies before the One Hundred commission in Washington about British soldiers tearing down an American flag from a Qu:eenstown home last August. Mrs Mohan recounts raids, smashed windows, and a censored cable report, noting English hatred of Americans and Irish.
A mid afternoon community gathering is described with details about deities, pledges, and invitees. The note highlights preparations, a ride, and a ritual focus, mentioning local organizers and expected participation by families and children from the Micepour area. The report references the Journal-faxetie- Paleo fund and volunteers aiding setup.
The Shriners announce a near one million dollar project for a new temple on Lerry Street between Fairfield Avenue and Ewing Street. The plan includes property acquisition, financing through bonds, and a committee led by Charles A. Melis to oversee design and fundraising.
In a translated dispatch London reports strong calls for armed intervention by major powers to overthrow Bolshevik rule in Russia. General Holtmann advocates action, arguing only a concerted offensive can prevent a world revolution, while others warn against direct involvement.
In Porkwayne and nearby areas stores close tonight to allow workers time for Christmas preparations. Local merchants warn of limited hours as shoppers race to complete last minute gifts.
Henry Kammer, 27, of 1427 Anthony Boulevard, died instantly yesterday beneath a cut of threshing wheels at Bellevue. A brakeman for Nickel Dhaty, Kammer had lived in Fort Wayne and worked at Mel Jovag for years. He is survived by his parents in Wayne and siblings. The accident occurred as wheels shifted while the cut was moved, fatal impact ending his life.
Secretary Houston reports a large deficit for the year, with estimates around 1.4 billion dollars. The figure, cited by Senator McCuarbue, reflects shortfalls tied to wartime expenses and proposed measures to address the gap, including soldier bonuses and potential ordinances for funding.
A transcripted dispatch describes diplomats awaiting civilian evacuations as American action and global food shortages unfold. Reports discuss covert influence campaigns, allied ties, and cautious statements from Washington about future moves and potential European partnerships.
A chaotic report details a multi man crime in New York with three men Willem Blecker Albert Pranzen Walker Brownly identified by witnesses and charged with involvement in a planned robbery. One suspect killed during the incident and another wounded. Officials note legal proceedings through high court and investigations continue with several others held on related charges.
A Milan dispatch reports Fiume surrounded by government forces with heavy patrols and a blocked exit. Civilians evacuating to Canfrida. 62,000 residents face food shortages likely to last two weeks as ships block passages and the city endures near darkness under siege. Public fear spreads across Arbe and Veglia islands. tensions rise as authorities prepare further action.
A fragmented old clipping discusses Christmas symbols as relics of nature worship. It mentions the Christmas tree, candles, and motives tied to ancient rites, exploring their shift toward Christian celebration and seasonal symbolism amidst unclear references.
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