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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
5
Clues tied to a robbery were recovered by officers after a late night incident near Ames. Investigation continues as authorities pursue leads and review surrounding evidence to identify suspects and establish a motive.
Two Fort Wayne men were arrested in Toledo on Tuesday while attempting to dispose of an automobile reported stolen. Officials provided sparse details amid the daytime arrest turn.
Police report multiple bicycle thefts with arrests and hearings. Investigations tie to a Ute arrest and a man named Marsh facing assault charges at the county jail. Details mention a Colt revolver valued at 1,000 dollars and other items stolen, with suspects linked to local streets and housing areas.
A series of brief items reports assaults and battery charges against several women, a speeding case, and continuances in court. It notes an accident victim in hospital, a home burglary with no clues, and a suspended arrest for a fugitive awaiting Michigan police. Additional items reference a motorist and a missing duties case among urban incidents.
An automobile caught fire at the corner of Fontire and Ta fayette streets, bringing two departments to the scene Tuesday evening shortly before o clock.
City hall approves a 39000 bond issue at six percent to fund pumping station repairs and mains upgrades. Building permits issued include Margaret Main 221 East Washington for a 156 dollar project and several residents for home additions and plumbing work.
A 38 year old Portland man, Bye, was killed when a falling airplane struck him on a Riverside beach Sunday. The boy, son of D Bye, had lived in the area most of his life. His remains are expected to arrive Monday as details of the accident remain scarce. He was a graduate of Portland High School, class of 1920, with several surviving siblings. The funeral plans depend on telegrams from relatives. The incident caps a day of an Alita motorcar crash and other injuries with several hospital patients reported.
The ceremony took place at St Paul Kansas with Rev R A Roach officiating assisted by Rev Alphons Roath. The bride wore a beaded white silk crepe gown and received a large gift. A reception followed at the home of the McCalls with about fifty guests. The couple will reside on a farm near St Paul Kansas.
Friday afternoon Priscilla club hosts with Mrs J Syard Smith and guests from the Messrs Bradley, Summel, Cress and others. A German Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Melean Pollock’s home, a 500 ward party hosted by Mrs Guy Cress, and multiple visits by Ed Adcock family and relatives populate a week of neighborly events, funerals, weddings, and church services.
The Auto Trade Association held a meeting last night at the Steinhart company building at the corner of Washington and Fairfield. Guests included W. H. Wallace of Steinhart. The discussion covered general topics and present day problems faced by auto dealers and salesmen.
Local notice states a taxi fare from the Lewis car line end to Kuckuck's is set at 15 cents by Martin Taxi Service.
A New York newspaper reports that 9 percent of climbers who completed a feat were 44 or older, suggesting age brings strength. The piece promotes Nuxated Iron as a quick boost to blood, nerve, and vigor, claiming two weeks for noticeable effect and offering a money-back guarantee.
Two suits were filed in circuit court against Frank W Weber by separate parties on different grounds. General Motors Acceptance Corp seeks replevin for four Oakland cars valued at 7069 dollars and 2 dollars damages for unlawful detention. Veatin Heaton and Harry W Muller filed for Richami 3 Brown for 600 dollars commission claimed on car sales. Brown alleges he was hired to obtain automobiles for Weber at 100 dollars weekly plus commission on sales, much of which remains unpaid.
Jean Quicksell files for divorce from Howard A Quicksell alleging lack of support since their January marriage. She recounts emotional distress and a biting incident at his parents home, seeks 2000 cash, 100 attorney fees, 100 monthly support during the suit, and 150 monthly for hisTaubin services in Watt's orchestra.
The Superior Court schedule lists Hochemeyer vs Girardot for $100 damages after a car incident, with evidence paused. Flor ence Conn seeks return of a bank book in a divorce case. Edith Ross vs Harry F. Rosa judgment order contested. Albert Camphill speeding case in circuit court. Muriel Haler vs Home Telephone and Telegraph set for September 45. DeKalb venue change for Henry Proitfer vs Anthony Hosiery Mills. multiple named individuals appear in ancillary docket entries.
Myers aged 76 senior member of Myers & Company florists died after driving to the business district and collapsing at an electrical supply store. He previously lived in McBinA Huntington county and Warren Indiana. Surviving include widow two sons and two daughters and siblings. Funeral plans await word from Oregon.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace told New York business leaders that the era of exploitation in farming is nearly over. He urged measures to stabilize prices so farmers can earn a fair return and wage, noting producers faced costs of about 30 cents per bushel while markets paid roughly half that. He warned the decline harms purchasing power but said hopeful signs are emerging.
Warsaw items report Carl Barehberger of Playpool jailed on fraud charges for passing bad checks in Fort Wayne and northern Indiana. Goshen skating injury to George McFall. suit over a will of William Vance filed. Helen Sowers injured in car crash near Warsaw. sleeping sickness case. speeders arrested. local visits and gatherings noted. upcoming joint Decoration services announced for June 12 by K P, Pythian Sisters, I D C F, and Daughters of Rebekah.
Daily Hamilton notes list numerous visits and relocations. Roger Day sells his residence and moves to Edgerton Ohio. Miss Olive Sharp visits family near Fiat and others travel between Angola South Bend and Topeka for family matters.
Angola Indiana June 1 The Green township Farmers association will host a meeting at Summit church next Friday evening. Picture slides will be used to demonstrate modern farming methods. Various local residents arrived for the A H S alumni banquet and other visits, with multiple trips to Fort Wayne and Albion noted.
A World War I soldier from France who died in 1915 is being repatriated. The urn or casket is expected to arrive this week, with the body reportedly resting on a farm east of Lagranze. The deceased is identified as Lamaster.
The Journal-Gazette and Evening Press announces a forthcoming Special Bargain Corner feature. Readers are urged to watch for the shoppers’ itemized deals, discounts, and local merchant offerings in an upcoming insert.
Bluefton Ind June 7 county commissioners awarded James A Crosbie contracts for six new bridges totaling 2496 dollars The bids from Yust Brothers Adams County and Charles Mcafee of the county were listed along with bids for a Kelley brick street at Tocsin The Public Service Commission allowed Bluffton to issue bonds for 12490 dollars to fund water works improvements including a new reservoir pumps and wells A chauffeur Van Slimmerman relieved a theft attempt by returning a purse to a man who claimed 9 of 12 dollars The county issued a marriage license to Lattie Grace Van Steter and Simon Peto Ambler both of Fort Wayne
Wabash public works board approved preparing the city park track for upcoming field meets to aid Community Service teams during the summer. Plans include forming volleyball and tennis leagues to be played at the park, with sites for tennis court fights and related contests being arranged.
Washington says negotiations with the Dominican Republic have reached a decision point. Two proclamations will be issued to withdraw the U S military government and install a civil administration for the republic. The timing suggests the military government could end soon and a civilian government take over. There is civic support expected for the withdrawal.
Night cook position advertised at Hinton's Restaurant seeking a qualified applicant for evening hours. Past kitchen experience preferred. apply in person at the restaurant for interview and trial. 15 cent line to KUCKUCK'S noted in listing.
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