Abolishment of Indiana Public Service Commission Carded for Court of Industrial Relations
A bill by Representative R Winnett proposes a statewide court of industrial relations to prevent strikes and profiteering. The court would oversee all industrial disputes, appoint judges, and have power to initiate actions, modify contracts, and enforce rulings to protect public peace and living conditions.
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Capital Eyes Inaugural Parade Rate Debate As Economy Weighs
Washington correspondent reports that campaign promises clash with calls for simple, economical inaugural ceremonies. Congress has funded the event but critics warn against excess while Harding seeks a balance between national enthusiasm and prudent spending. The inauguration costs are debated as a public holiday with patriotic aims.
Austria Reports End of Resources and Retreat
London dispatch cites Berlin and the London Times: Austria says its resources are exhausted and it cannot continue. The government plans to retire January 15 and place administration of the country in the hands of the reparations commission, according to official German quarters.
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London Times
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Simplicity to mark Harding inauguration plans
Washington reports that President elect Harding will take the oath in the Senate chamber with minimal ceremony. The joint inaugural committee approved a simple program, dispensing with parade and grandstands, returning about $206000 in expenses, and delaying public events until Congress decides on remaining Capitol funds.
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Harding may announce two cabinet picks before Florida trip
Washington January dispatch says President-elect Harding likely to name both secretary of state and secretary of the treasury before leaving for Florida. Hughes is favored for state, with Dunn or Reynolds contending for treasury. Dawes also in contention, with Hert and others having reduced prospects amid shifting reports.
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Tucker
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Florida
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United States
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Bushes
Treasury
Charles G. Dawes
George Reynolds
Chicago
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Reynolds
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Louis- Ville
Herth
Human life valued over speeding in Judge Mix safety talk
Judge George E. Mix of St. Louis told Fort Wayne listeners that human life is worth more than speed. He cited Exodus not to kill and warned that one person dies every 22 minutes in preventable auto accidents. His St Louis experience as a municipal judge shaped the talk before the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Fort Wayne
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Engraving Firms Deny Open Shop Link in Dispute
Fort Wayne Engraving and The Journal Gazette Engraving deny any open shop connection to a controversy with International Photo Engravers Union No 59. Both firms say they are union shops and plan to stay that way. The dispute concerns only the renewal of the Fort Wayne local contract.
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Journal-Gazette Engraving Company
International Photo Engravers' Union No. 59
Fort Wayne
Rail pact under fire as managers press for changes
The Associated Press reports in Chicago that railroad executives fault the current government era operating conditions and seek modification of national labor agreements. John G Walker and Be Whiter outline objections from the railroad managers committee, detailing injustices and emergency service pay rules amid ongoing negotiations with labor unions.
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Canal route favored for great inland waterway
Cincinnati report says Army Engineers will issue a formal announcement Saturday choosing a route for a 100 700 008 canal linking Chicago with Detroit Toledo Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. It would connect Chicago via Defiance to Fort Wayne and Michigan City to South Bend, enabling direct water access to Pennsylvanian, West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio resources. Fort Wayne leaders support the project as hearings have reviewed various proposed paths.
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Wid
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Ohio
Council Debate Over City Officials Salary Increases
At a council meeting tensions rose as a salary increase for city officials was debated amid tax concerns and recent arrests. Councilman Siegel moved to table the resolution while King defended the raise, arguing incumbents knew their pay when elected and that no raise is warranted now.
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Creighton Williams
James E. Siegel
Burtanan
Frank King
Furt Wavne
School Board Moves to Buy Property for New Building
The school board seeks permission to purchase two parcels to accommodate rising enrollment. One acre at Wayne Trace and Anthony Boulevard would cost about $2400, with plans for a new school building within two years. The adjacent four acre site lies near Adams School, offering a suitable expansion.
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Anthony Boulevard
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Adama School
Murder Ends and Cryptic Tale of Tucson Romance
A Tucson man, Jack Parkus, 35, is murdered after a cryptic romance with Catherine Haberford. The case details a decade of correspondence and a rejected proposal, with Parkus shot Monday night and dying on the hospital table. The motive appears linked to robbery and a failed attempt at marriage as neighbors heard the shot.
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Parkes
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Valparaiso
William J.berkorn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ars Haverkorn
Los Angeles
Terrors of Red Rule in Russia
Berlin January 31 Communism in Russia is robberous it tolerates imprisonment persecution and execution without trial It has brought Russia starvation disease and death There is no government It is a worse autocracy than the czarist regime I lived there over twenty years to make comparisons BT Schwart an American socialist of San Francisco freed from four months in Soviet prisons in Moscow spoke of his experiences He and his wife Jessie M Mollie attended the second congress of the third International They were jailed August 6 for not approving conditions in Russia released December 3 after hunger strike and Lenine Protoky and Tchitcherin notices were sent indicating preference for dying rather than enduring Bolshevik hardship continues on pays 2 Column 73
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Moscow
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Schwarts
Lenine
Politeness Prize In City Search Honors Courteous People
Wayne Sy of The Journal Gazette awards five dollars daily to the most courteous person found during his city search. After visiting railroad stations and interurban terminals yesterday with paltry results, he plans another trip today to seek polite behavior across parts of the city.
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Art Wayne Sy
Journal Gazette
Balloonists reach Mattice after Hudson Bay ordeal mystery
Three American naval balloonists land near Moose Factory after 16 days braving a December storm. Lieutenant Kloor reports a forced landing, subsistence by Hudson Bay Company, and a January return to Rockaway. A later letter excerpt alleges dissension amid the group.
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Ontario
Hudson Bay
Louis Kloor
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Washington, D. C
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Hinton
Naval Air Station, Rockaway
Forest
Moose Factory
James Bay
Canada
Hudson Bay Company
Naval Air Station
Rockaway
Armed Band Kills Sinn Fein Leader in Camluzh
Begras, January 11. Sohn Duran, a prominent Sinn Fein figure from Camluzh in South Amargh, was abducted from his father’s house at midnight by seven armed men and shot. His brother Michael was forced to witness the execution, according to messages reaching here.
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Sohn Duran
Sinn Felner
Camluzh
South Amargh
Duran
Michael
Indiana School Levy Boost in Fort Wayne Session
The Fort Wayne solons discuss large appropriations for state institutions and a 20 cent common school levy, with a five and eight tenths cent educational levy. The visiting committee urges substantial funding to revive run down educational facilities, including $315,000 regular and $180,000 for the Indiana School for Feeble Minded Youth at Fort Wayne. News notes senate and house committee placements as elections judiciary and ways and means member assignments.
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New Haven
Lee J. Hartzell
Eph P. Dailey
Ways and Means
House
Dana C. Rule
Golumn
Winners in Journal Gazettes Scenario Contest Named
The Journal-Gazette’s December 2 to January 1 scenario contest named three winners Fratees Sowers 535 Wildwood Senne Bl Trenmer 348 East Wayne street and Minette Gledtews 802 East Columbus street. The judges chose Lovie Glauim fontest and Toy, with cash prizes totaling 4000 dollars. winners head toward San Francisco to be watersdn the national J. Parker Road. The judges Frank ms and Frank Rimaneker evaluated many entries from Fort Wayne and surrounding areas, praising strong plots though some mirrored screen material.
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