18 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1922
Page
1
The garbled OCR passage references a voting context with stray names and addresses, interwoven with disjoint personal remarks. It lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond generic places and odd phrases, rendering a brief, uncertain record.
Fragments describe farmers protesting innocence as tensions rise near a county scene. Reports mention a grand jury, a funeral, and planned actions surrounding alleged events, with warnings of further violence and vigil plans into the night.
Fragmented despatch on policy concedes Vatican influence as tensions rise over eastern regional issues. Reports describe maneuvers by Musurkhe to push concessions while government faces opposition in Congress and debates over treaties and appointments.
The article reports miners backing union leaders amid a pivotal vote. It describes delegates, regional support from Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas, and mentions tensions guiding the union toward a policy agenda while noting a push for administration alignment and possible convention directions.
The Indiana Democratic editorial page backs Henry OBrien for the Senate, naming him favored for nomination. Other officers and executive committeemen are listed, with district reps from several cities, reflecting party organization ahead of primary ballots and committees shaping campaign leadership.
A fragmented 1921 police ledger lists numerous actions including 1,280 patrol detentions, 232 arrests by other officers, and 1,494 recorded offenses. It notes gender and race tallies, with white male and female arrests totaling over 5,900 combined and mentions specific cases, patrol activities, and system-wide departmental activity.
Fordney outlines a plan to push a force measure through the House amid Republican divisions. He aims to have the bill considered by a Republican caucus before March, while Democrats oppose the tax plan and warn of shifting tax burdens.
A fragmented letter discusses labor stance on a miners' bonus and a broader tax plan. It mentions Gompers' views supporting the bonus for workers while opposing a sales tax, and critiques proposals tying revenue to wartime measures. Editorial tone questions policy impact and public reaction.
Fragmented report describes bandit suspects released after a hold up in a northern suburb. Witness statements identify men seen near Minter Avenue and West Athide as police plan further inquiries while other suspects face security notes.
Local notes indicate a schedule of exhibitions featuring major clubs with anticipated events at venues including Route 9 and nearby towns. The piece references multiple teams and dates such as late April and a spring meeting, with mentions of ticket prices and regional organizers.
The Red Arrow sale pierces pocketbooks slightly with deals on nearly all popular models in stock at Northern Indiana Motor Car Co. 115 W. Washington Blvd. This week only.
District attorney Thomas Woolwine of Los Angeles County announces a homicide investigation involving embezzlement and related crimes. He says detectives seek information on a scheme tied to a murder inquiry and urges witnesses to come forward with any details from officials and parties connected to the case.
Ex pirate hurler slated to coach Oklahoma Sooners baseball. Fragmented text mentions Norman, CIMETIOHNG, Hal wal, fall, Pittahy and Chosike, Songer Hartevles, Ponder, Obiniina Loiverkity, Hert raathy, Huncen, Wet TH TAL Fete, Adie Aumatich, Mer, Reng, Des Enchien, Ledeedbadt, and several named locales and figures.
Tear and Mrs. Bay Tuhharts attended West Point events and a reception in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Minnie Wolline hosted guests. Christian Band practice and church supper plans circulated. Numerous visitors and local meetings are listed with names, places, and dates around February 19 in Newville and surrounding areas.
A basement fire at the Bergholf Brewery on East Washington Street endangered the building and required over an hour of city fire department effort. The blaze began in the flooring between walls and grew quickly before a watchman detected it. Early estimates put damages in the several hundred dollar range.
Washington report outlines proposal to revive the 1908 German patent accord or negotiate a new treaty after war with Germany. It notes President could extend patent protection directly or seek a wholly new treaty covering wartime ownership and future German patents held abroad.
Fragmented text notes names and figures with unclear meaning. appears to reference teams or brands Univoca and Gold Seal alongside mixed, garbled statistics and phrases. No cohesive event or date discernible.
Indiana farmers report sharp declines in livestock prices with overall farm income falling. Figures for January show reduced cattle and hog values, lower milk prices, and expected continued weakness in demand, pressuring rural equity and farm budgets into the new year.
An OCR rich rural page lists many names places and events with interwoven fragments. It mentions interments weddings schools churches and local officials alongside scattered dates and places in a confused catalog of community items.
An uneven OCR fragment traces General 3 Welda and the Wells family in colonial and early American history. It references Lerh Wells born in Hartford Connecticut, connections to the Walled Government and Red River trade post, land acquisitions in Louisiana, and descendants linked to Ant Hig prune and notable figures including Dent and Julia Dent wife of General Grant.
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