30 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1921
Page
1
A noted writer argues against modern war and calls for decisive action to curb militarism. He decries the destruction and social toll of conflict and urges public, pulpit, and press to promote peace and arbitration over force.
The text presents a fragmented wartime message referencing Turkey and Britain, with mentions of America seeking harmony and joining a broader league. It notes an envoy or speaker named Sir Pailin Gibbs bringing a message to America about forming or supporting a broader alliance.
Exiled German royal figures face asset disputes as prosecutors pursue claims that firms smuggled about 5 million dollars out of Germany. The line includes former Crown Prince Wilhelm and Prince Frederick William, with estates and wealth estimated in the millions and battles over ownership of lands and mines.
Reports from Paris indicate American and Allied negotiators debate terms for German reparations. Key figures like Lamont and Baruch push for a defined term length, with hints of a 20 to 42 year range and a 50 to 55 billion dollar scale. Allies show tentative consensus but no final plan, as U S officials caution over news reports.
Lawmakers report opposition to changes aimed at Board of Pardons operations and state governance. A $5,806,120 appropriation bill faces tactics by regulars led by Senator Nejdl while governor backs a central board concept and rider fines. Contention over removal powers and agency structure surfaces as a key political battleground.
In a fragmented, garbled report the Senate debate on the tariff continues with party lines. References to the conference committee and Republican, Democratic factions hint at stalled progress and ongoing partisan tensions.
Patterson & Cher of Fort Wayne marks a million-dollar year ending January 31 in men and boys wear. The Schaffner & Marx dealer credits aggressive advertising, promotions, and low prices for growth amid tough times, noting steady six-year sales gains and heavy local circulation.
A fragmented passage shows Democratic spokesmen challenging Republican sincerity on supporting Will and arguing timing for a voting date, with references to Republican actions and political strategy.
Joséph Pyles, 49, found guilty of first degree murder in Bigekford circuit court. Judge Frank Gordon Jr. ordered life imprisonment in Michigan state prison. The jury reported this morning as Pyles showed emotion and reportedly wished for the death penalty.
The Industrial Loan and Ta geshment Company at 114 West Wayne Street launches with a leadership team of executives from Fort Wayne firms. President Albert B. Thomas guides the board including Charles A. Niebergall Edward A. Wagner Carl J. Weber and Anthony W. Heitig as chairman. The roster spans Home Telephone and Telegraph Fort Wayne Drug Company City & Suburban Building Company and other local enterprises.
About 81,000 people attended benefit motion picture shows in Indianapolis for the Mouvres relief fund. Most attendees were school children likely accompanied by teachers and groups from area schools.
Ward Burger announces candidacy for city clerk on the Republican ticket. A Hicksville native now residing in the county, Burger has served as a ticket agent at the Wabash railroad and held positions with a New York firm, with prior activity on Broadway.
Senator Johnson criticizes the tentative Japan United States agreement plan, arguing its effectiveness depends on Senate submission. He urges careful examination by the committee before any public release in Washington or Tokyo.
The Supreme Council adjourned amid intense discussions on Germany's reparations and future occupation. Officials in Washington say fixing reparations aims to reduce uncertainty and aid unwinding postwar financial ties, while aligning with Allied debt considerations and the $10.09 billion war loan.
Merion C is launching a red letter advertising effort to cash in on the Harding election fame. Businessmen display letters and borders in bold red to attract attention as the campaign unfolds.
Chicago stockman Robert Barrett was slain by a tenant at Witton stock yards. He leaves a 72 year old widow and a son in Des Moines. Mrs Barrett lies critically ill and unaware of the tragedy. James M Barrett, of the firm Barrett Hollman & Barrett, left for Chicago yesterday.
Advertises Mayr's Pine Needle Balm as a remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. Claims to clear excessive mucus and promote normal breathing with a stimulating pine odor. Offers a free trial by mail from Mayr 229 W Austh Ave Chicago and lists sizes and prices at druggists.
On Monday evening January 1t a regular meeting of Wayne Retail Grocery association will be held at Yedermark ball above v N pharmacy Election of officers will be held G OK Johnsen secretary of the state association will be present to speak on welfare efforts for retail grocers All members urged to attend and invited guests will hear a talk plus a smoker and lunch after. Troy Dry Cleaning Co. offers suit pressing and repair services.
A historic ad-like piece touts a stimulant therapy as a life's change agent. It claims rapid, dramatic improvements in nerves, vitality, mood, and physical appearance, with physicians and drugstores endorsing its supposed universal benefits.
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