13 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
1
The article details discord between Harding and Borah figures over inauguration planning and public funds. It discusses open shop debates, labor tumult, and Hoover’s potential cabinet roles, with focus on Senate pressure, cost concerns, and the push for simple ceremonies.
Reignited labor conflict centers on the expected appointment of a new labor relations head. Page one discusses how Hoover would appear before committees to present advice. Uncertainty lingers over whether labor would back the appointment, amid fears a neutral choice might not be made for the next four years.
The report recounts a brutal assault on Hartesty at a barn lair where two hoboes aided by an unidentified partner attacked him. Hartesty later died after collapse in the harness room as police and workers sought the truth about the attackers and possible aiding accomplices.
Indiana lawmakers in session support a five cent levy increase to fund Purdue University Indiana University and the State Normal School including Muncie branch. Delegate Johnson describes farmers seeking a fair share with 183000 members guiding fiscal prudence amid invitations for junkets to Terre Haute and other sites.
City council action praised as Paul Wiebry completes inspections of dairy herds in Wayne. Nearly all cows tested for bovine tuberculosis, with one percent positives. most dairies now pasteurize and two facilities expanding pasteurization. Health board aims to enforce ordinance requiring pasteurized milk or tuberculosis testing to protect consumers.
Park board held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon focusing on routine business. Births recorded include a daughter born to Mr and Mrs J H Me-Seven at Lutheran hospital.
The report outlines a proposed labor backed plan involving unions and banks in Norfolk to support war production. It discusses cooperation with the Norfolk Pilot’s association and ship crews, union influenced orders, and arrangements with Mount Vernon Savings Bank to keep plants operating with union shops. Proponents claim it offers relief, while opponents warn of broader labor disputes and capital use concerns.
A lively note from Serenliee page recalls Berghoff’s familiar flavor returning, urging readers to order a case from grocers. A Western Union bail Tuesday gathering by Firemen's wives included Airs Henry recht and several Mrss, with plans for monthly meetings on the second Tuesday. Old friends hailed the revival and look forward to future events.
An old advertisement touts "Needle Balm" as a cure for colds and pneumonia with enticing claims. It mentions a free trial by mail, a specific address at 223 West Austin Ave, and targets Chinese readers, promising soothing relief from catarrh and throat discomfort during winter months.
Lockridge, community director at Wayne Knitting Mills, is set as principal speaker at the Wart Wayne Beat Famue board luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce. Acthar Rie, vice-president of Ce hued, will preside. JW. SiMer outlines the executive Gimmie of the National Association of tread Fistate boards in the east.
A longtime government postal employee, Griffith, a 21 year veteran and chief stamp clerk, wins The Journal-Gazette politeness award after a reporter’s attempt to obtain air mail details. The piece recounts courteous, patient service at the downtown post office and notes Griffith’s personal attention to a special delivery, train timing, and money order tracing.
Unofficial accounts claim an American officer aboard the cruiser Al Daney was shot in the back by a Japanese sentry near Japanese headquarters after a torch was flashed and a pistol drawn. Other versions say the foreigner fired first and the sentry returned fire. Langdon, a Jamaica Plain native, was wounded. officials report the investigation will be issued.
In a fragmentary report the inquiry into Balloon Flight 4 is referenced with officials including Lieutenant Farrell defending an officer’s reputation. The text notes potential court action and mentions naval figures connected to the crash and subsequent statements by naval authorities.
Interpellation debate prompts M Lerres to seek delay as voting rumors swirl. Resneval’s blunt remark signals loss of confidence for the government. cabinet ministers appear shaken while the chamber considers an immediate confidence test amid mounting discontent and noisy ballot reporting.
Mrs J H Wallsco, wife of a farmer near Fort Wayne, credits Tanlac with ending years of illness. She says kidney pain, poor appetite, and fatigue vanished after four bottles, restoring energy, weight, and ability to work the farm house. Sold locally by Meyer Brothers, Stonder Ding, and Welcome Drug Store.
Amid tense debate, 482 votes against and 325 in favor triggered the cabinet’s downfall. Prime Minister Leyenes responded by leaving the chamber to urge the president to accept the resignation. President Alierant then summoned Leon Bourgeois, president of the senate, and BL Peret for talks to form a new cabinet tomorrow.
Jeb Rabus, a retired merchant tailor and founder of Rabus tailoring, died at home at 2:20 PM after a period of ill health. He lived in the city since 1354, came from Leiden in Bavaria, Germany, and established a long running West Berm Street shop. He was a church member and survived by three daughters, four sons, a daughter in law, and six grandchildren.
The body of Private Ton Edward Pitzen, formerly of Moscow, Tolano, died in a base hospital in France after being wounded. He was 20 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pitzen of 230 Lawrence Street, and a member of St Andrews Catholic Church. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Another obituary notes the death of Ida, six, of cancer, at her home on Fought Utteet. she leaves a mother Mrs Catrin Roach and three brothers plus others. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Funeral services announced for Conrad Wo at 2:30 PM today at 1036 West Main with Rev Shirey officiating. Burial in Lindtawood Cemetery. Henry Swidnle to be honored at Washington Boulevard home with service at 8 50 PM at Concordia Catholic Church by Rev A H Lange. Burial in Gyheordia Cemetery. Fred Wandat funeral services to be held at 19 o'clock at the Welle chapel with Rev W W Molothe officiating.
Mansourist Mies Olive Deal listed at 121 West Columbia in the Journal Gazette classified section. Ads claim to solve problems and offer services.
The suspect, Nic Sheffer, released after prosecutors found no evidence to justify holding him longer. Family and officials attended the final hearing as Nic showed visible strain, saying his store of notions is calm and no testimony supported suspicions.
Washington sources report a January 25 mass deportation rally targeting Orientals and Mexicans illegally in the United States. Officials say a deportation drive may begin at border points, with suspicions of widespread internal incursions and possible actions against recent arrivals.
A compact ad note highlights the Journal-Gazette Black type section as the place to gain results. Advertisers leverage bold listings to reach readers, with emphasis on clear pricing and contact details for prompt responses.
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