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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
Washington reports that Class One railroads earned 85.6 million in April with 240000 miles operated, yielding a 3.53 percent return on property value. Total operating revenues reached 414.868 million while expenditures totaled 34.174 million, marking a rise from last year’s 2.38 percent.
Union leaders press railway workers to vote immediately amid mass wage cut disputes and proposed changes. The labor movement cites ongoing pay reductions and work rule changes affecting machinists, boilermakers, sheet metal workers, electricians, and carmen as pivotal in a national ballot to accept or reject terms.
Fragmented copy shows Senate discussion on tariff policy and potential shifts by Senator Watson. References to Senator Reveridge and Watman indicate clashes over Aldrich tariff rates and possible repudiation of certain positions. Debate hints at a forthcoming tariff bill and political maneuvering as the session continues.
Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports local weather with 24 hour highs of 87 and a low of 55 for the date, plus rainfall and river level notes. Separately, a political exchange features Senator Watson and colleagues discussing party unity and Beveridge Aldrich harmony, with remarks on protection and leadership dynamics.
A Vatican prelate's arrest triggers widespread attention as authorities pursue charges. The Bolaheowiit of Monson Cxlanlak, Coad is cited, with trial expected to address alleged misconduct. High church figures respond cautiously while investigations unfold.
Police report two cases solved with arrests after a disturbance at a home led to the capture of a suspect who brandished a gun. The man, identified as Wisner, was caught red handed in a separate case last year for robbing a confectionery and had money on him when detained. Officers say the suspect faces further charges in police court and is believed wanted in Decatur.
INDIANAPOLIS June Two local men filed clemency petitions with the state board of pardon to be considered at the June 12 meeting. Wellman, a waiter of 218 East Main Street, pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Spot Lunch room in February and seeks 2 to 14 years. Warnock, cashier of Hunter town State Bank, confessed to embezzlement May 24 and seeks 4 to 14 years after a bank holdup. Both claim hardship due to dependents and first offenses. board may reopen old cases and consider clemency.
Local Republican gathering postponed as Lyons calls for rescheduling the meeting. Officials and party members, including Lyons, planned to appoint a vice chair and reorganize leadership. new date not yet announced.
Railway leaders and union officials clash over a new wage reduction plan. MT Sewell of the labor union criticizes the decision as unfair, arguing it harms workers while claiming the move aims to align rail wages with other industries and protect broader economic balance.
The group plans an advisory board of five Democratic men to form an executive committee with power to appoint committees. Meetings move to every other Wednesday with officers elected by the second Wednesday of May. Dues are 26 cents annually, with expenditures to stay within income. Rules of order and amendments require majority votes after notice. Mentorship roles are expected to grow. the Allen DRCATUR delegate reported at yesterday’s meeting. The city council decided the utility operations and coal rates, with adjustments pending freight-rate effects in September.
Madalynne Obenchain, once Northwestern University socialite, stands trial again in Los Angeles over the 1943 ambush death of Charles Kennedy. She blames herself for tragedy, insists on innocence, and seeks to rebuild her life after divorce from Raith Chonoham and a public, entangled romance with Kennedy.
In Chicago on Tuesday a jury found fifteen defendants, including ten women, charged with violating election laws. The case stems from alleged irregularities in a local voting process and the court scheduled further actions for the defendants.
Evansville in Indiana reports Klansmen plan a demonstration today with 610 members expected and a parallel parade. Organizers aim to move forward with the march, following a prior break, as officials prepare for the event.
Jacksonville votes confirmed United States Senator Trammell renomination after a decisive three to one victory in the state primary. Early tabulations showed the result across the Sunshine State with Governor Ilehetat facing headlines in the press.
President O Connell accuses Harding of hostility to labor and seeks a decisive policy change. Donlin declines to announce terms of possible support, while William Hutchison, carpenters president, waits for a concrete proposal. The dispute centers on whether carpenters or shoet metal workers may install metal trim and related fittings on building projects.
Washington June 7 Nye Renner Daugherty rejects the suggestion of a million-dollar salary for his post declining any raise amid clerical reports. He declares he would not accept the offer, stating a firm no to the proposed compensation. The story notes opposition and reaction from officials and the public.
SLEUTHS TO HUNT. Legless elopers are under investigation as authorities pursue leads in a baffling case. The couple, linked to Cleveland and Washington, are reportedly headed toward London. Local district officers promise full cooperation with federal hands.
In Boonville Indiana a one year old child of Mr and Mrs Frank Derr died after choking on water with possible object in its mouth. The incident occurred tonight and authorities believe the child choked while breathing. No further details available.
Jute Le Atmans Fauz a renowned and skilled window glass maker died at his home. Born in Jumio t Belgium he came to America 28 years ago and worked in Minnesota plants. He is survived by four children Mrs Bal Crunking Mrs Arthur Jackson Mrs Red Finehart and Armind Fours, all of the city.
The court reluctantly admitted the reference between Pollette and Coronado, noting no prior federal court evidence against the defendants. The Supreme Court, led by Justice La Follette, criticized actions during proceedings as branding the defendants as outlaws and murderers, concluding the circumstances do not allow affirming the judgment.
Philadelphia report says Ethel Barrymore is recovering from an operation. Lionel Barrymore informed reporters that his sister is not in danger and had been in town for several days before the procedure became known tonight.
Mary Hell Cherry died of tuberculosis at 10 o clock at her home on North Williams Street. She lived with Mrs. Cra Cherry and is survived by Mrs. Jonnie Todd of Netta Ohio and two brothers John M. Cherry of Arion Michigan and Varnes Cherry of Warren Ohio. Funeral services will be held at the home on Friday with a burial later in the cemetery.
The American Cotton Exchange was convicted of a charge in a Supreme Court proceeding. Brief deliberations concluded in about one hour as the case against the exchange was formally adjudicated.
Grant Park residents testified about a bank named Grant Park that many did not know existed. The prosecution contends the bank was defunct years earlier, revived by Governor Small, Senator Edward Curtis, and Vernon B. Curtis as a fictitious bank to funnel public funds. Governor Stueling and state officials allegedly loaned 13 million dollars to this scheme. Testimony dominated the day in the trial proceedings.
The northbound express on the Pennsylvania Railroad from Baltimore left the allenk Brsit arts three miles south of hery and derailed. The fireman was killed, another crew member was probably fatally hurt, and several others were injured. The train was due in York at 9:10 PM.
The body of Trane Warr Andyryon was shot Saturday by Mtv Pogsy Muris Bea. Frank M. Anderson of Galingswood New Jersey will bury here today, with funeral rites to follow. Authorities continued investigations into the shooting.
Hanover College awards bachelor of arts degrees as 26 graduates receive A B degrees in a ceremony. Maylists and faculty attend the annual event.
An unclear report describes Senator Reed ill during a campaign stop in Carutherville. The piece references Democratic candidates and a political event with mentions of Joe, Wey, and local locations, though many words are garbled.
Forty or more families were forced from company housing near Windber Pennsylvania as miners protested layoffs. The eviction wave impacted Bernhud White County and surrounding camps, reflecting broader UMWA concerns and shifts in job security during the period.
Ghataitur Did dine Ta fehay Te Munelle of Horne left Monday for New York, where he will obtain a passage for Europe. He expects to spell at months in Germany, Switzerland, and Maltin.
The article notes a ritual service by the American Legion Auxiliary after a drowning at Lake Whimet. Mrs Vel Welln presided over the event, connected to remulir nervies, with mention of the lont unit and a transfer to the king of Tohees Pralstomer.
An eighteen from the Indiana Industrial School for Keubln Mindnd Youths attended a meeting at the courthouse with local officials. They voted an appropriation toward a prize in Indiana. An ice cream social hosted by the Standard Getrora of the Trinity M church is tonight with an after orchestra and the comedy Big and Tilyeulla to be performed.
A jumble of social items from Antwerp notes visits and travel. Mrs. BOF Daviy and daughter with Mrs. Guy Corwin and Doe riz of Uniedn appear among guests. Mrs. S.J. Cram and Mrs. W. Y. Coffiet with families are mentioned. several residents plan short trips to Fort Wayne and Mort Wayne. one carrier plans to resume mail duties and others prepare for week’s end activities.
Federal health authorities in San Francisco were asked to examine Mrs. Hannah Chaplin, mother of Charlie Chaplin, to determine if she is physically and mentally fit to return to England. The action followed Mr Chaplin’s attorneys claiming her condition improved enough for admission, but a departure order could trigger a relapse.
A police report notes the death of Mr Gumerford who previously lived near its city at the Nuw Haver rong area. The Insurance SumnaAy informed the department that he had died recently and provided limited further details. Officer Vashon, off duty, is connected to a mournful incident at Wahrallrotd station. Investigations are ongoing.
A fire at a streetcar facility caused about 2d damage with investigations led by officials. The mayor’s fire department reported damage and noted ongoing inquiries into the incident with statements from city authorities and witnesses.
Acme Quality Floor Paint transforms the dull Keenery Floor into a fresh bright surface that cleans easily with no scrubbing. Located at Acme Quality Paint Store on Mainland Clinton.
A Malion picture titled From the Manger to the Cross is shown at Library Hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The event invites local patrons to attend the screening and enjoy the religious-themed film in a community setting.
The article reports that Irwin is questioned by authorities in connection with an attack. It notes the involvement of legal officials including the district attorney and a preliminary trial date set for tomorrow. Incendiary fires at a church are mentioned as related charges.
In dense fog near San Francisco a steamship rammed the oil tanker J. A. Morett, leaving the oil carrier damaged and taking on water. The assist vessel Mintannta and others altered course to aid the stricken tanker while Coast Guard and nearby ships responded tonight.
President Harding and General Pershing greeted about 1500 World War I veterans from area hospitals on the White House lawn. Nurses and Red Cross aides served refreshments as officials mingled, and autographes drew a crowd before officials paused the signings.
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