Session of Legislature Promises to Be Costly
Debates in the Indiana House cover appropriations for public improvements and education funding. Bills seek new taxes, road funds, and a primary election overhaul, with Lt Governor Branch pressing for swift committee reports and daily bill status updates. Indiana corn king H W Baker speaks on agricultural methods and state farm progress.
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Dew
Yes
Uy Ph Dailey
Fanwhe
Wwebi
Gerey
Albert J. Beveridge
Hiware C. Toner
Anderson
Cerly
Leveridge
Toner
Gaernor
Warren T. McCray
Fifield
Indiana University
Purdue University
Norread School
H.W. Baker
Green County
Indiana
Knapp
Ette
Tnene Uy
Tne
Willis
Dekato County
Depmane
Credit outlook brightens amid cautious market signals
The Federal Reserve faces a delicate liquidity puzzle as shipping and production patterns show early easing but remain fragile. Officials expect limited action, while the banking system could hint at looser credit without triggering broad inflationary pressure.
Harding Approves Inaugural Plans Amid Campaign Harmony
President Harding moves to Cleveland with wife to spend a night and part of tomorrow after approving inaugural plans and seeking cabinet changes. Source notes calm within the Republican camp as Marion Harding travels for personal and business matters.
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Tie
Republican Cimpaien
Marlon
R. Warding
Siti
Hays
Harding
Marion
Clevelant
Resolutions By New And Kahn Approved
Fragmentary Ottawa report notes resolutions by New and Kahn approved amid debate on Japanese aggression and Pacific coast defense. Senate discussions reference army readiness and reorganization. Contained are remarks by Senator Williams and Senator Myers on wartime planning and economic implications.
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NEW
KAHN
Girl Bandit Admits Hold-Up Activities
New York January 17 A woman used wiles to summon help and eject a supposed intruder from her apartment. Frank Boswell testified he accompanied her to the apartment, where she held him with a revolver and stole $20. The woman, alleged to have wider exploits with a detective, is held on $10,000 bail.
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New York
Lillian Lipinta
Frank Boswell
Wammiu
Wiedler
Laborites Attack Policy in Ireland Reported
London dispatch reports renewed government stance after failed Sinn Fein talks with no speaking party. An Irish district sees tightened repressive measures while troops from the Eases regiment engage insia basin at Tinofeasue County rk, with 25 civilians captured and no casualties among soldiers.
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London
Ruther O'Flanagar
Ireland
the Eases Regiment
Tom Day
Insia Basin
Tinofeasue
County
Detats of Tamenome Neath Continued Trem Page 6
Fragmented OCR text references Lieutenant Langdon and a guard incident at a camp. It mentions a shooting, a discharged rifle wounding Langdon, revolver shots, and unclear references to Vladivostok and ships. Details are garbled and no clear outcome or date emerges.
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Lineal
Langdon
Tangdas
Hill
Vladivostok
Cruxer Albany
Unclear fragment hints at names and words
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases with missing context making its event, date, and place unreadable. No coherent report or identifiable entities emerge to support a concrete headline or summary.
Relief Fund Drive Gathers City Support After Tragic Deaths
Fort Wayne citizens rally for the organized relief fund after a family tragedy leaves eight or more deaths and widespread hardship. Donations poured in from Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, the Wilcrest area, and local businesses, with a Majestic Theatre benefit planned and Wells Street Theatre considering a separate performance. The public response centers on aid for the bereaved Rehmet family as investigators and local officials coordinate relief efforts.
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Evelyn
Hieretar of
Sonnaige
Mrs. Hobworth
Steeily
Sirkoken
Glen
Wir
Fort Warne Driek Conpany
Rehl
Fort Warne
John AL Straty
Robert J. Kelley Meney Keller, Jr
Charles FP. Poe
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Bethany Presbyterian Church
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Majestic Theatre
Wells Street
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Berezved
Singmistee
Western Newsnaver
Glen Det
DISSENSION MARKS LABOR CONFERENCE REPORT
A fragmentary account describes tensions at a labor conference with delegates from the Dominican and Colombian groups opposing the American delegation. It notes near adjourning discussions and questions the strength of Spanish speaking delegates versus the American side amid Gompers and Te Port Rican references.
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Gompers
Hatcher
AlMough
Orte White
Freshiines
Fedricline
Shushal Dolesses
Naan aGfauinment
Ely
Chinirlnad Kour
Jiformal Careuser
Community Council for Women Discussed Formation Plans
A Lafayette Place association meeting discussed forming a Women’s Community Council to engage more in local work. The plan envisions cooperation with a broader city council and hints at later expansion, with several named volunteers and committees helping organize efforts.
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Lafayette Place Association
Reuman
Lafayette Place Assaeui
Fork Wayar
Chamunits
Ola
Heim
Vert
Wayne
Siehaan
Telfayette
Telfayette Tavs
Worl
Wy Fille
Charles
Nolan
Ean Angi
Pwryer
Belurenes Radios
Samrat
City Adopts Dance Hall Ordinance After Meeting
A city meeting approved a new dance hall ordinance addressing hours and crowd control. The plan limits dancing past 11 30 PM and imposes age restrictions while requiring ticketed entry and separate facilities for sexes. Hardcore enforcement to begin soon.
Planned 1921 Sidewalks Across City Facing Debate
City committee reviews proposed 1921 sidewalk program amid varied street improvements. Projects on Prince Street, Tennessee Avenue, Wells Street and Third Street discussed. private contracts and public works funding considered. Health and safety items, including quarantines and inspections, appear alongside infrastructure plans.
Silent Barber and Politeness Prize Story From City
A chaotic OCR tale recounts a Silent Barber found in the city and RF Haley winning a politeness prize. The reporter follows a scene at the Wayne hotel shop with Haley and a tense, humorous exchange, detailing towel uses, witch hazel, and a stubborn conversation that yields little substantive dialogue.
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RF Haley
Gertir
F Haley
Wayne Hotel
Rhay
Reorganized Port Wayne Dairy Names Hatzell President
Joseph C. Hatzell was named president of the newly organized Port Wayne Dairy Company. The firm will use the plant and equipment of a former oil company and operate with a board including Surgell, Fw Tietker, Chistles ley, WLP Wyse and Gay Vertes.
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Port Wayne Dairy Company
Joseph C. Hatzell
Qe Oil Company
Surgell
FW. Tietker
Chistlesley
Wlp. Wyse
Gay Vetertes
Forgery and crime swirl in city as charges mount
A blur of court reports shows a pink Desires case involving forging checks while a taxi driver. Delong allegedly found stolen checks at a police officer’s machine and cashed them through another. Police pursued multiple suspects, including Bate fellow roomer and a sky law violator, with fines and jail time referenced. A pump of minor thefts and speeding arrests rounds out the incident list.
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Hamilton
Gryllle
Delong
Per Caprttol
Doblens
Germany
Pink
Mee
Tong
Tr”ly
T. Morein
Jafayette
Mari
Child Neglect Charge Involving Frank Heber Incident
A report states Frank Heber was arrested after an attempted assault connected to alleged child neglect. The incident occurred amid ongoing investigations and local authorities declined further comment.
News of the Lodges and Drill Team Officers Elected
Local lodge notes invite members to a Wednesday event on Enity tall with Rose Sutton and committee. Veterans group hosts a 3:20 visit at Mrs Marc Mapper’s home on West Main street. The Ted Wine chi drill team elected Ada Miller president and Tomlinson as secretary treasurer. Lilies auxiliaries aid veterans relief event in Senior hall at 2 30 this afternoon.
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Rose Sutton
Oliver Street
Mtornoon
Committed
Elsie Dretbelgiss
Alice Topison
Rose Lanse
Wickel Plate
Nickel White
Alvision
Austins
Wall Ola
Marc Mapper
Apes West Main Street
Ted Wine Chi
Regier
Ada Miller
Tose
Anta Ragnetteeu Youns
Tomlinson
Coline
State Street
Sampson Battery Co Elects New Officers
Charles W. Scherer was named president of Sampson Battery Manufacturing at yesterday’s meeting. Franklin Mappleinstein named vice president and George A. Fouse treasurer. Samuel T. Buck became president with directors Marl Pierson Toyn Houser Starbuck Hartshor Gillie Hovsen Klopfenstein. Fred C. Bokmuan named assistant treasurer. Company shows rapid growth since establishment about a year ago.
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Charles W. Scherer
Sampson Battery Manufacturing
My “Et
Esterday Aflasnoon
Franklin Mappleinstein
George A. Fouse
Samual T. Buck
Alee Wd
Marl Pierson
Toyn
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Gain Houser
Samuel T. Starbuck
Clarence Hart~ Shor
George TP
Gillie
George A. Hovsen
Franklin Klopfenstein
Fred C. Bokmuan
Easter Star Installation at Fort Wayne Chapter
The Easter Star lodge installed new officers led by Worthy Matron Notion Big and Worthy Patron Jeste Biel. Officers included Roxela Mappeniamer secretary and Sande Mine treasurer. Mary Stouder, Bertha Kaysoes, Emm Carroll, Katherine Bart, H. Lavon Chapman, Helsa Firlleentat, Adal, Etta Mir Ruth, Loma, Flora Darnte, and many others. The event marked the initiation of a class of candidates with Mrs Jessie Ackerley of Fronkiee as Grand Matron for Indiana.
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Fort Waighanter
Fallewa
Worthy
Notion Big
Worthy Vatron
Jeste Biel Ansociate
Roxela Mappeniamer
Sande Mine
Reisurer
Mary Stouder
Enn- Mueiress
Bertha Kaysoes
Assaciaie
Ron Audrése
Emm
Carrol
Katherine Bart
H. Lavon Chapman
Sreaniat
Helsa Firlleentat
Adal
Etta Mir Ruth
Loma
Kraiman Ver
Flora Darnte
Martha
Lorena Bower Fiedm
Nettie Mersot
Baneke Paurmaa
Séntinet
John
Jessie Ackerley
Frokiet
Grand Matron
Indiana
Walther League Banquet Highlights Fort Wayne Event
Members of the Walther League gathered at St Paul Lutheran in Fort Wayne for an inspiring banquet and joint meeting. Rev Walter Maier spoke on “Te crlat Work that the Walther League is Doing America,” with more than 200 attendees. Officers to be installed next Monday, as executive secretary Rev Maier assumes duties. Additional meetings and social events noted for St Louis fund plans and local church groups.
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Walther League
América
Walter JR. Maier
Walther Leagué
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Dicteber Wetser
Inceedine
Grosemin
Lutheran School
St Louis
Eodehy Bauer
Albert Tuuck
Hage T
Schack
Tetiring
Nether League
A.A. Grossman
Whd
Milwaukes Ang Ree
Krevesama
Tean
Masie
Kurt Feiestas
Carl Baus
Nenfelser
Marion _Techner
Westminster Guild circle meeting announced for Saturday
The Westminster Guild circle will meet Saturday at 2 30 p m at the church. Members should bring colored pictures or postal cards. A discussion on the five Chet Sunday Law will be led by Mrs Laura Hews lu five. Members urged to come early and prepare for the mothera foreien. An upcoming French American Dance and Card Party is noted for Wednesday evening at Kuckuck's.
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First Presbyterian Church
Feuer Pichart
Ct Ig Cepec
Westminster Guild Cirelea
W. To
Wiliam Street
Nwelick
Betle Ham
Willin
Laura Hews
Eve— Kuckuck
Deaths and funeral notices from local area
Deaths include Lady of Davila Fields and Mrs. Melds with funeral in Fort Wayne and Chicago connections. Joseph S hospital notice for burial at noon, widow and children noted. A. A. Gocke and Sainties of Michigan City mentioned as relations. Ellen S Kelsay obituary notes widow and physician ties to Evanston. Marie Sey missing as mass removal to Rouple home, services Thursday at St. Catholic.
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Iocet
Yeill
Fea
Fiel Haa
Lita Tang
Gan
Ma Union Methodiat
Ani
Fort Warne
Ant Carl and
Roy
Teneva
Daugnness
My. Nm Pram
Chica
Ni Dahling
Genavy
Joseph's Hospital
A. A. Gocke
Saintsies
Michigan City
E. A. Vamoyner
Portland
Ore
Dbr
Kelsay
Evanston
Sunda
Norning
de Alida
Sturess
Sturgis
R. Kelsay
Ellen S
Jack and
J. H. Waterhouse
West
Jefferson Street
Allegas
Huntertown
Gemater
Marie
Hes Ila
St Catholic Church
Man shoots wife in Goshen and is ruled insane
Sobh en Indiana January 17 A former manufacturer Woodeon Messick shot his wife twice in the head and attempted to murder her before attempting suicide He was declared insane by a special commission and a guardian named to oversee his wife s affairs while authorities decide on commitment The incident links to a tax dispute over a fourth quarter federal income tax assessment Experts from Chicago examined the case and the couple s estate valued at $35000 Mrs Messick survives at a Goshen hospital
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Woodeon UG
BE. Messick
CaFete Wager Galersites
Theo
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T Ua Ghardian
Messick
Goshen
Chicago
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St A Goshen Hospital
Van Wert Medal Awarded for Saving Two Boys
Cincinnati Northern engineer Jom Bs Marsh received the Van Wert medal after rescuing two small boys from a pond near Ryan, Ohio. He and bystanders aided the boy who had fallen into the water, with one lad remaining trapped until Marsh and others reached the scene.
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van Wert
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