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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
The city plans a field day with student drills and exhibitions led by grade school pupils and older students. A band concert opens at 2 PM followed by athletic events, dancing, and displays, with bleachers set for spectators and public grandstand access.
A fragmented account outlines a 1920s era U S Attorney General Daugherty and Senator Watson discussions about Morse case funding and pardons. The dialogue references claims, denials, and the role of attorney general in the Morse inquiry amid political tension and press scrutiny.
The article notes recurring knowledge from era newspapers about Daugherty and the Moree pardon. It cites an administration slip in ignoring senate proceedings for weeks, then issuing an explanation. Officials admit the mistake, attributing part of it to Daugherty's belief that no new injuries would arise and to a broader sense that the matter would fade away if left alone.
Preparations are underway for the Huntertown Fair with free attractions arranged by Purdue Roundup organizers to draw hundreds of youths from across the state. Livestock entries last year included 410 horses, 92 head of cattle and ponies, 200 sheep, and 175 cattle as officials announce detailed local schedules and nearby county fairs through autumn.
Boston singer Hear Bichon Hughes appears at Wayne Street Church at the corner of Wayne and Broadway tonight, June 1, delivering a program likely to attract local music fans.
Fragmentary report describes gunfire at night near a revel venue and adjacent streets. No injuries or suspects confirmed as witnesses, local police respond and search the area. Residents report loud bangs and a tense scene but few firm details emerge.
Breeders societies convene at the Ford Wayne county court house tonight at 8 as Durog Jersey breeders announce talks by Purdue extension teacher Toln Schwab on herd improvement. A Chester White breeders meeting follows at the courthouse with plans for a future demonstration at Clay Spaulding’s farm near Monroeville. The Poland China group met to discuss the pig club and prize allocations. state politics echo with platform debates and party leadership selections shaping the upcoming convention.
Bishop Hughes addresses the congregation in Way this evening with remarks on faith and community. June f.
A fragmented report details Home Rule Organization actions opposing Samuel M. Ralston’s United States nomination. The event critiques a radical program, accuses the party of hostility toward public service, and notes leadership concerns tied to Goasteler and the administration during a tense gathering.
Senate debate over finance committee duty proposes a 70 percent rate on lighting glassware and bulbs. Senator Jones's 40 percent amendment failed 31 to 30 with several Republicans and two Democrats crossing party lines. House and General Electric inquiry referenced in Untermyer letter influenced two hour session.
Indiana Feed & Seed at 221 E Columbia Street lists 1500 little chicks of all kinds available for purchase. Local supplier promotes variety and hatchery stock for farmers and hobbyists alike.
Farmers from Uapayetee gathered for an evening radio program arranged by Milton Biro of Fort Wayne. County Agent She walter, Tarvey Kleser, and Elrod spoke. plans were outlined for a community meeting at Rel Rerd school next Wednesday to set dates for a local association gathering at Yeweh Grove school. Fort Wayne Builders' Supply Co. advertises roof protection and guarantees.
A four mile north of here a mobile vehicle driven by Mr Mcnomb, of Wavasdh, collided with a child who suffered a fractured skull. The child was stabilized at Garrett, then taken to Vital, with immediate relief planned to reduce pressure. Funeral and Decoration Day services were prepared at the church near the scene.
Fragmented OCR text notes Furnas patty sales ten cents and a near completion of an exposition bungalow. Mentions carpenters at work and a printer expected to take charge. Contains garbled phrases and unclear names, with reference to exhibits and visitors from Indiana.
Mrs Susie Wilson of 1028 W Cutk St reports restored health after three years of stomach trouble and rheumatic pain. She credits remedies including "Vawter" and herbal tonics, noting relief from headaches, biliousness, and night pains enabling return to work. Local physician praises kidney support as part of her improvement.
In Aurora a bungalow in progress features stucco work nearly complete and displays a gray with green mix. Glass for doors and windows donated by Schlatter and Heilopeter-Relter hardware firms. Baader Kul and Master Painters’ contributed paint and varnish. Oliver Jones to paint. Richards-Wilcox exhibit set up today. Aurora reps supervise. Rustyla Salas from Indiana to arrive with landscape gardener.
Nick Gassert, known for repeated arrests, was implicated in a liquor case at a Ruddl establishment. Federal agent Harry Drake recovered three quarts of questionable moonshine, but Gassert evaded detainment and bar keeper Howard Manter was held until the proprietor is located. The alcohol allegedly hidden in a secret compartment in the back bar. Manter faces charges of unlawful possession of liquor for sale.
In Bluffton Indiana a grove north of town along the Wahhah river owned by Sheriff Noah Praybiger has been secured as a playground center through summer. Coach Ruard Ripps, year round by the city board, calls on children to report to the playground at Jo'eloale Thursday afternoon for a schedule of activities. A program will operate mornings and afternoons during the summer, with a possible evening session for business or other events.
Fragmentary text reports a youth struck by a Decatur auto and describes injuries and a burial. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR damage. the fragment mentions Devena Lady and Cavin with references to a bicycle wheel and an Augamobile, but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A Columbia City lawyer is reported to have undergone an operation at a local hospital after injuries from an incident. The patient, named in late updates, is described as improving with medical care and plans to continue recovery at home. Meanwhile, hospital staff confirmed his condition as stable and progressing toward discharge readiness amid ongoing care.
In Laredo Texas on May 31 officials dismissed rumors of a Mexican revolt. A purported mobilization at the International Bridge and threats to Roberta area were alleged but authorities say there is no solid evidence of any uprising. Further Indian Territory reports were likewise contradicted by military intelligence.
Sidewalk contracts are awarded in Beuistton and Liberty towns with two firms selected for the projects on Central Avenue and Annnn Mireet. The county board will review the three mile readfin and decide on further action next week.
May 31 Senuel Renner of Geneva is slated for Adams circuit court tomorrow on three counts of violating the prohibition law. Arrested February 21, 1922 by Sheriff Mietth, the charges allege illegal possession of intoxicating liquor, possession with intent to sell or distribute, and maintaining a place where liquor was manufactured or sold.
Archis Gordon and Tncalatock Mayer collapsed from heat while helping Wad hay the cars and were in serious condition for a time. Reports say they are improving. Furnas PATTIES ten cents.
An ad touts Dr Burnham’s San Yak as a tonic for rheumatism joints and muscles, claims it helps kidney and heart trouble, lowers blood pressure, and prevents artery hardening and paralysis. It suggests taking Leaupaan Tul with water 300 minutes before breakfast, sold at all trading drugstores.
At the Wolf and Dasaver cradle they hosted 16 boys and girls for a Rotarian function. Henry was challenged to pair two youths with two Rotarians in a race, but the plan was rejected. After entertainment, the 16 winners were introduced with accounts of their records in a recent event.
W G Lee of the Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen was reelected today, defeating rivals Val titapatrick and LP Whiting for vice president posts. Other officers elected include Mitzrahink, Dodge and Klug with A Ib Klug named secretary and Daniel Crass as editor and manager, all confirmed by the election committee.
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