31 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1921
Page
1
A sprawling, deranged article argues famine in Russia, with millions starving and diseases rampant across Siberia and Central Asia. It rails against capitalism, calls for wartime mobilization and international relief, and situates President Wilson, Secretary Hughes, and Northcliffe as key figures shaping a global response to the crisis.
Fragmented ad style text urges a claim about physical suffering from nerves and headaches. It promotes a supposed remedy with chemical ingredients and references a Garland product aimed at relieving nervous distress. The writing imitates old pharmacal marketing with dramatic language and vague assurances.
An English diplomatic rift colors Washington's atmosphere during a visit by Lord Northcliffe. U S officials and press correspondents weigh the impact on public opinion as disarmament talks loom, with officials debating the propriety of a British delegation member's presence and the press handling of the visit.
A Cromer area incident reports a load of oats driven to a threshing machine catching fire from a spark, frightening the horses which bolted until crashing into trees. The event follows news of a sixteen year old boy’s death nearby and a Chester township school building plan discussion. The death of Lyd. High, widow of Charles S. High, aged 58, is noted with funeral arrangements pending.
A large class of new members joined Knights of Democracy in a ceremony at Boratlabar Hall last night. Officials announced appointments to offices inside guardian and knight at arms, with Money TH and Mr Hofman among those named.
In July 2011 Pinnell of Kukowe, serving ninety days for liquor law violation, was granted a reprieve by Governor McGray amid unrest after a wedding party. Pinnell left the wedding early for a tr… and faced renewed charges related to alleged disturbances at Kokowa.
A chaotic but earnest wartime update notes militia units near Indianapolis receiving full uniforms and gear. The dispatch lists delivery to the Indiana National Guard, with plans for drill camps, camp gear, and a forthcoming regimental setup. Command structure, training periods, and armory meetings are scheduled, with state authorities outlining new unit readiness.
The article discusses postwar perspectives on German responsibility, Allied demands, and the push to revise peace terms. It notes widespread belief that productivity and political will in Germany may shift if the Allies insist on punitive measures, while condemning nationalist rhetoric and urging restraint to avoid renewed conflict. The piece also contrasts Allied positions and cites public sentiment about enforcing the treaty and managing reparations and territorial questions.
Lot Sharp a merchant policeman on West Superior Street Wis confronted a sudden illness early this morning around 2 o clock. He had been a familiar figure in Fort Wayne and recently resigned from the police, then served as a merchant policeman for several years. His health has been poor for months and last night he suffered a critical call and is now in a serious condition.
A motor vehicle collision tonight near Pana, Illinois, left four people dead and one injured. Victims include Ledin Smith, a merchant from Hillsbury, his wife, Migx Corn Robiten, and Moe Lucille Purrkins, all residents of Hillsbury. A fifth person sustained injuries, and a Dist train of tie Cleveland, Cine, formed the scene context.
The historical piece recounts William Henry Ewing and his role in early Fort Wayne. It traces his campaigns during conflicts with Native Americans, his movement through the Northwest Territory, and his influence on local trade and settlement. It notes the Washington Hall tavern and the area’s transformation around the Miami and St. Marys rivers converge.
Missouri and North Arkansas line will suspend nightly operations at midnight as officially announced. Traffic and services will pause while the railroad’s management reviews fare and continuing schedules.
Robbers staged a brutal hold-up injuring two men in a Weensy district raid. One suspect forced a victim to hold money while another attacked, a gunshot exploded, and the band escaped after taking cash. Police pursued leads but made no arrest. victims were taken to the station.
A nationwide hunt for Warren G Spurpin, president of Michigan Avenue Trust Co, alleged to have a $1,000,000 shortage, led authorities toward Detroit and Chicago. A taxi driver reportedly spotted a man matching Spurpin’s description and delivered him to a Highland Park address.
Ada Bellamy, recently in New York on a buying trip for The Vogue, will return home within a few days and visit her mother at Wikhart before resuming active duties.
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