24 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1921
Page
1
Tax policy discussion continues as excess profits tax faces adjustment due to business conditions. The piece notes no automatic repeal but signals readjustment affecting corporations and stockholders, with focus on production, distribution, and transportation costs.
The article discusses Europe seeking a reshaped world order after the war, with calls for monarchy, strategic alliances, and power shifts. It references Britain, America, and other nations, noting tensions over economic markets and military balance. Names like President Murding and Secretary Hughes appear among long-range plans for new security structures.
A joint booklet from commerce groups outlines mailing line schedules and practical details for business mail delivery across Indiana towns and neighboring states. It lists towns in Indiana and neighboring regions, noting delivery speed, postage at 50 cents, and associated printing and handling costs.
The report notes Louis Dessauer leaving Walt & Dessauer to join Tepper Brothers, highlighting his merchandising skills and managerial role. It discusses Tepper’s growth, potential to aid commerce, and mentions wartime era sensitivities across Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States, with broader notes on neutrality and global trade challenges.
The article analyzes postwar reparations spending, with figures on coal, steel, and other materials, noting France and Britain press for payment while Germany’s recovery lags. It references the London agreement and promises about disarmament, highlighting debates over ongoing reparation costs and their impact on global stability.
David Murr young a janitor at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception faced a near fatal asphyxiation Friday night when gas ignited during renovations. He crawled through smoke to a subway, aided by two nuns, and was rushed to safety as doctors treated burns and eye injuries from the blast. Restoration crews and the rector responded quickly to recover him and secure the scene.
A chaotic maritime incident unfolds near Atlantic City as a booze sloop disrupts operations and law enforcement intensifies efforts. Reports describe a fleet of vessels and police actions, with searches for missing craft and concerns about smugglers and cargo.
Count Thunetada Kato, ex High Commissioner in Siberia, says Russia will be raised at the Washington conference. He notes evacuation minutes remain unsettled and Japan fears Bolshevism, urging rapprochement with the Soviet. Kato visits China and India amid criticism of Japan’s Siberia and Shantung policies.
Kokomo Circus files bankruptcy papers in federal court here today. The petition alleges the company operated as a motor carrier in Viethen site and its action focuses on debts and asset disposition. The filing was made at the district court with a meeting of creditors planned.
A historic U S business session is planned for Friday to map a broad extension of domestic and international trade. Executives from the National Association of Manufacturers and allied bodies discuss aligning policy to expand industry abroad and accelerate American prosperity through coordinated economic action.
In a garbled report the Defiance barber rally story appears through fragmented text. Names and places are obscured, but the outline hints at an ongoing inquiry or event linked to residents and a local home. The readable fragments reference a rally, local figures, and addresses, though specifics remain unclear.
A scrambled update details burglaries at Meru, Kin, and surrounding villages. Officers traced suspects near the railway line and buildings. Wallace Chapman and S. F. Kent were released. William Engelking held on a separate charge. Ernest Keck’s case for larceny continued to Wednesday.
In Fort Wayne an ad warns homeowners of potential heating failures this winter and promotes Holland heating and ventilation engineers. It touts a Holland furnace as adaptable for old and new homes, offering free advice from a local expert and urging readers to call 192 for a home heat assessment.
Police in Dayton Florida ordered five carnival shows closed to the public following numerous complaints. Dances, gambling concessions, and a noted teen delinquency case linked to Auguste Davis prompted the crackdown after prior police supervision failed to curb violations at the carnival grounds.
Police found a frightened girl, aged as reported, at 1974 Gig Street. She was safely returned to her father after sergeant intervention, amid concerns over her fear of going home due to her parents. The report notes pursuit by officers and a brief to monitor her welfare.
Police arrested a man on a disorderly conduct charge after a disturbance at a local scene. The arraignment and court actions were reported with details of the incident and penalties enforced.
In a police court yesterday a youthful marriage case drew attention as defendants Nermsan Nelson and others appeared on charges of disturbing debt payments. Judge Mangovan warned the youths to keep order as the proceedings continued, with Nelson remanded on bond and further action noted.
Louisville Ky July 2 meeting held today to consider a recommendation by the board of directors to increase capital stock by 49 million dollars. The Lauraville and Washvale Railway company seeks to apply to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authorization to issue new capital to fund the expanded line and assets.
About six hundred people, including communists and radicals, were taken into custody after the assassination of Interior Minister Drashkavich. Agram experienced bloodshed as the prince intervened in a demonstration by artisans and Brashkovich opponents.
The notice forecasts a severe coal shortage this winter and urges readers to act. It claims supply constraints will persist before April next year. It promotes a private investment firm at 141 West Wayne Street as a remedy and promises payment plans.
A news item recounts youths in Monroeville involved in a shooting and chase, with sheriff Abbott and Deputy Cauthney arresting suspects. Tale details a farm theft, a sheep attack, and the use of a revolver during the incident. Burkhead and Green via juvenile court are noted for prior trouble.
Vienna reports rumors that former Emperor Charles plans a dash for the throne. Authorities order vigilance on the Danube and Swiss frontier while Austrian officials monitor Nis Hortenetein near Lucerne. Monarchical sentiment triggers a parade and police action amid counter protests involving monarchist groups.
A July report notes Secretary Mellon begins work on a finance review for the Treasury. Discussions focus on funding nations and potential deferments, with varied views from Washington officials and allied representatives.
Indiana newspaper notes the death of 87 year old John Witcox, brother of race driver Howard Witcox. The incident occurred in Indianapolis with a note found in his pocket. Mrs. Cherie Wright, owner of the cottage, faced prior alienation accusations and divorce actions. Dr. Payton to be given, coroner indicated.
The Junior Moose team meets the Strom team of Akgna this afternoon at T1Ml o'clock in Altona. Home depot Wayne ail Webster street is listed as start point. Registered players include Tater han 173, Iker, Bernds worth, Sehhitter, Jeriend, Wagner, Nech, Ankenhorek, Sehoenis, Merne iwikell, Jackogn, and Wagner.
A list of death notices presents numerous names with funeral and service details. Entries mention residences and times for services at churches and cemeteries, with locations including Monroe Street and Washington Donlevacd area. Names such as Mav, Dug, Libteh, and others appear with varying spellings, indicating local obituaries and memorials forthcoming Monday and Tuesday services.
An old advertisement touts a tonic claiming to rebuild iron and blood through a nine tab regimen. It promises dramatic strength gains after two weeks and refunds if not satisfied, urging purchases from all draggists.
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