13 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe a shooting incident with five officials cited and investigations ongoing. The account mentions Lerman Sergeants Gadires and Krahl and unnamed police authorities amid unclear details and questioning of safety steps.
Fire crews rushed to three incidents in quick succession. First, wires sparked at a Cedar Street home and were put out after a small blaze to the roofline. Later, flames were fought at a residence on Wooler Street where a bonfire raged briefly.
Unclear text appears to note incorporation of South Bend Realty Concern Incorporated with references to Indiana and Secretary of State, mentioning Marymeths Merleeepc ton and St Joseph County. Details are garbled, but implies corporate actions and registration events in South Bend area.
The article discusses a broad, world-spanning powers meeting evaluating postwar alliances and a proposed treaty framework. It covers aims to align Germany and Russia with League principles, ensuring collective security and equity, while warning against regional pacts undermining the Covenant.
Amid garbled text, readers confront unclear appointment details and ongoing questions. The fragmented copy hints at names, places, and institutions but lacks coherent facts to settle the appointment and related duties.
A garbled OCR passage listing many names, places, and phrases. The text lacks coherent events or clear reporting, making it difficult to identify a single news item, date, or location. It reads as a jumbled mix of potential headlines and references.
A dramatic aviation tragedy report continues with details from the crash involving Harry Hawker. The article lists people, locations, and technical terms surrounding the fatal event and ongoing investigations.
Fragmentary source mentions Lawton, Magy, and various names and places. content obstructed by garbled text, hindering clear identification of event, date, or involved parties. No coherent reportable facts emerge for a concise summary.
A long, unclear OCR passage outlines officials debating a conference plan. Names, places, and dates are fragmented but reference discussions on policy, coordination, and potential timelines.
An OCR damaged item notes W. K. Noble buying property for 98000 in a local transaction. garbled text references various unrelated names and places, with unclear context and partial lines.
An inmate escaped by dropping from a window during a disturbance. Police pursued the suspect through local streets as officers investigated the break and secure the facility. Authorities released few details about the escape and ongoing investigation.
A disputed case at Lakeside, Memphis ended with a knife welder found guilty on foresting related charges and other counts, but released after a later ruling. The trial featured names including Joseph Relic and Richard Little amid chaotic testimony and police involvement.
Detectives tracked an explosives cache found today in a latent bunk at a Cleveland site. The case involves a suspect linked to a wider threat and an investigation into dangerous materials. The incident prompted safety actions by police and a broader inquiry across recent months.
Unclear text reports rail unions issuing general orders as they negotiate with railroad management over rules and working conditions. The fragment mentions the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen and the American Railway unions, but specifics are unreadable.
Maree Oo Amor of Lew Waren is charged with presenting a forged 2600 note as part of a scheme tied to the Roosevelt estate. The arrest follows an investigation by local authorities in Sibill Ind and involves the late Phens Bore Roosevelt’s estate.
Fragmented text discusses political figures and proposed conditions, mentioning President, Senate Democrats, and various offices. The prose is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear details, but indicates debate over presidential action and legislative approval.
Fraternity banquet coverage notes an upcoming election and related events. The piece details speakers, attendees, and the Sunday Journal want ad deadline. It mentions members from the Wayne chapter and a ceremony held last night with remarks from officers and visiting delegates.
Fragmented weather notice from the Weather Bureau details two hour data for Lovah area. It lists readings, path notes, and period markers but the text is severely corrupted with missing words and illegible sections.
A Wayne youth drowned in a lake after entering the water to retrieve a submerged item. Rescue efforts found the body beneath the weeds at the lake bottom, with authorities continuing the investigation into the sequence of events.
A legion commission exonerated a man accused of being a slacker or deserter after a heated session. The hearing heard from medical staff and prison officials about recent events and a potential plan to surveil the man in question. The council fixed a score of 75 on measures tied to the case and announced further investigation into the matter.
Part readable fragment notes three soldiers buried in Ghave with references to Senator Asgert and New York on July 18. Text is garbled, unclear, and contains many nonsensical phrases and names, hindering exact reconstruction of event details or additional participants.
In New York July 12 a defense hearing resumes with Mrs Stillman expected to counterattack against the prosecution. The record mentions witnesses and defense statements as the case against her continues with references to Gary and Florence among others.
The Defiance County docket shows divorces and separations dominate the year with four husbands alleging cruelty, six wives seeking separation, and a split between cases disposed and those proceeding to higher courts. Several actions were dismissed or pending, with overall suits tallied for the period.
Dedham Mass July 12 The evidence was closed today in the trial of Nigel Saccu and Gariolomes I Vannetti charged with a double murder at South Braintree last year. Eight hours of argument tomorrow will advance the case to the judge's charge scheduled for Thursday forenoon when the fate of the defendants will be placed in the hands of the jury.
Richmond Tad Daly 12 Landers of the Society of Friends express belief that a conference on disarmament should be a forerunner of further talks. They urge limits on armaments so war becomes impossible and international goodwill expands.
A state food inspector attended a city meeting to sample and analyze foods from various establishments. The report notes the inspection received limited attention and details remain unclear.
Captain Herbert MN Wallace of the Shipping Board recounts sighting a unidentified vessel off the New England coast around July 3. He notes a strange ship ahead of the pilot house, with details of speed, engine activity, and a close approach before the vessel altered course.
A worker from Felison Lamp Works was taken to Mono-Methodist Hospital at 8 that night with sunstroke symptoms. Reports describe the patient as sickly, with high temperature and delirious, awaiting medical care.
Dorunwa Michigan July 12 Higgins testifies at trial for murder in the death of Miss Witlum stating she killed herself by poison. He says he tried to prevent her after learning of her condition and that their engagement ended amid disputes over his suit. Doctors testifying found no signs of violence and sheriff Sindale confirms a head wound observed earlier.
Two German submarine lieutenants Lydus Duttinar and Johann Boldt were brought before a supreme court in Leipsig charged with murder for torpedoing a hospital ship off the Canadian coast in the summer of 1918. The case, citing Allied demands for justice, features 52 German witnesses and a large audience including naval officials. Dittmar and Boldt pleaded, one refusing to answer, the other silent on the firing orders while the trial refrains from sensational detail.
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