Lincoln observance plans under way at Grand Army post
Arrangements are being made to honor Abraham Lincoln as the Civil War vets committee lines up a proper observance. A general meeting has not yet occurred but committees will be asked to represent patriots veterans and auxiliary bodies. A memorial observance is planned for February 12 with a suitable program to be set by the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham’ Giteain
Aplite
Tomatittees
Sane Lime
Tha
G. A
Ty Vadieg
Henry W. Lawton Gummy
United Spanish War
Tee
Indl
Boward C. Pook
Shion Avenue
Damsary
Unb
Ein R. Pulver
South Broad
Ant Pulver
Logar
A. York
James C. Mortis
Tilowihg
Ligeoln
Alice Furthimillys
Wal Jaequay
Weil
Military Honors for Private J Pitzen at Funeral
Private J Pitzen who died in the Argonne offensive is buried with full military honors. The funeral was held at a Catholic church with a requiem, flag-draped casket, and uniformed American Legion pallbearers. Veterans groups and civic officers joined a procession and services honoring his service in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hi. Pitzen
Franco
Argonne
Golive
Andepite
Xi Celoek
Aid Bles
Stephen Pitzon
Lawrenen Street
Avatrawa
Beark Union
D. Ja Psubey
Kulker
Cor
Union Vetocin Legion
Robert J Gist
pRiead A.tributa
E.W. Ta H
Learer Frank
Riley
Lawtoteam
Kile
Stenjet
Richard Rank
Marion Bethel
cEaes Wintskd
Sturte
Ladies of
Silk Circle
Big supper planned for members and visitors at Wayne street ball
A January 27 afternoon penny supper at 12 W Wayne Street will begin with progressive games and dancing in the evening. The event aims to feature entertainment, with many attendees expected and the public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Fenen
Anige
W. Wayne Street
Che Wblicecydiaty
Patrol Names Committee
Knitters Union Special Meeting Set for January 17
Knights Knitters Union calls a special meeting Monday January 17 1921 at 8 A M sharp. Federation all members urged to attend as agenda details follow in city bulletin.
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Knitters’ Union
Sharp
Federation
Hughes Under Lens in League Covenant Debate
Article reviews Senate debate on the League of Nations covenant with emphasis on Article X and enforcing cooperation. It notes Hughes’s stance favoring flexible conference and possible modification to keep America free to join a future broader association.
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League
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
America
Hague
Teither
Virtuosos Sing and Jazz Blend At Fort Wayne Benefit
A Fort Wayne feature sees Beatrice Bentz of Walt & Dessauer praised for her courteous service as she helps customers locate records during a benefit event. The performance mixes classical arias and jazz pieces with Fritz Kreisler on obligato and a band of violins saxophones and banjos. Bentz, a clerk at 414 East Berry Street since last October, receives a prize after a demanding selection test.
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Galistutel
Journal-Gazete Politeness Sleuth
John deCormick
Europe
Fritz Kreisler
Carise
Gorer
Tosca
Beatrice Bentz
Walt & Dessaueratore
Mise Bentz
Bentz
Paris
Wilson
Recont
Margie
Fort Wayne
CHICAGO HOOSIERS FROLIC AT DINNER
A Chicago banquet celebrating Hoosier leaders features Will Hays and Indiana figures. The room imitates a whale chamber with galleries for diplomacy and press. A clock mishap and speech cap several moments as officials await electoral results.
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Chicago
Teter
Will H. Hays
Republican National
Mr. Iarding
Edward
Fridericksport
Indiana
Hoosier Republic
Ror de Recht
Senate
Mas
John T. McCutcheon
League of Nations
Martial Law Extension Rumors Hit Dublin Streets
The article reports possible expansion of martial law in Dublin, with curfews and altered nightlife, amid political turmoil. It notes Valera and cabinet activity, and mentions delays in the May proclamation and court actions, signaling continued government pressure without full peace.
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Len Welowk
So'elneik
Englivn
Tuten
Valera
Pasneletos
Te Ie
Te Valera
Murphy Found Guilty By Court Martial In Cork Attack
The court martial found Murphy guilty of leading an October 8 attack on the military in Cork. Considerable evidence suggests Murphy was not a member of the attacking expedition, and the case is drawing widespread attention.
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Murphy
Cork
Stowaway Lord Mayor Recognized as a Seaman
The case centered on Lord Mayor O Callaghan who, after being paroled by the Labor Department, argued he qualified as a seaman under wartime executive orders. Secretary Wilson ruled the lord mayor met the seaman criteria based on ship's articles and employment aboard a U S vessel, despite initial stowaway status. On arrival in Washington, the mayor declined to comment.
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Trom
Inbor
State Departments
Consulta
State Department
O’calaghan
Immigration Briary
Norfolk
Severetary Davis
Wilson
Stele
O'Callaghan
Secretary of Labor
Tex
United States
Strretary
Labor Wilsor
Washington
Plan Relief Fund For Fire Victim
Community efforts organize a relief drive for Mrs. Bell after a fire. New Majestic volunteers coordinate a Wednesday benefit with vaudeville and films. All proceeds go to relief, with theater owners, Fisher Bros. staff, and local workers pledging support and time.
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Bell
Frank Viemer
Pisher Bros
Piper Vampainy
Coms Pane
Rent
Dagk~ Sun
Double funeral today for fire victims Witte Rehl and family
A double funeral for fire victims Witte and Rehl families will be held today at a Napoleon church. The fire at Pfeiffer Avenue Friday night destroyed the Rehl home. Burial plans include services in Taulkin township and references to local churches and officials. Notable survivors and connections include Mrs Margaret Russell and others, with services in Huntertown and Paulding.
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Delble Femersi
J. Margarite Russell
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Fg Orclock
Russell
Taulding
Eileen Carey c
M Siarie Batawin
Paulding
Margaret Presto
Hunter- Imen
James
Pramdchitaren
Bessie Ant George
Preston
Elderis
Wesch
Huntertown
Huntertowen
Funeral rites and survivors noted in city obituaries
Mrs Heath of Garrett mourns her sister and other relatives with services planned at Columbia avenue and burial in Columbia City cemetery. Amelia Beckes to have funeral at Getz Cahill chapel and Cathedral, with burial in Catholic cemetery. Patterson Fletcher Co. advertises men’s dress shirts at sale prices.
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M. TL. Greene
Garrett
Airs. Greene
Ana
George ML Ralston
Mary McDowell
Ove
Columbia City
Beckes
Amelia
Getz & Cahill
Burin
Patterson-Fletcher CO
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Portland
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