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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1922
Page
27
Democratic lawmakers challenge a reported deal where GOP leaders would tie a bonus bill to the tariff measure. The move ignites a sharp partisan dispute as the senate braces for a vote and further negotiations.
Senate clash over a reported Republican plan to delay the soldiers bonus measure until after the tariff bill. Democratic senators assailed the tactic as talks with President Harding and Republican leaders continued. Naval appropriations also stalled, awaiting Monday actions as calls to bring up the bonus bill persisted.
Election coverage notes that the June 26 contest opens on Monday with Wanda Sparks entering the race. Sparks is described as aiming to win the honor amid a competitive field.
The following have been entered in the Good Will contest since Wednesday during the nominating period. In order of registration: Mrs Hazed Wysong 808 Barratreat. Mrs George Randall Randall in Brive a LaVon Williames 1005 Fulton street Lincoln Life Insurance. Miss Hattie Wheelar 1127 Coat atrect Wolf & Coslauer ators. Miss Julia Flamion 1318 Wast Wayne ntonet. Miss Nalligh Pape 604 Wast Fourth strout clerk of Allyn superior court. Miss Wanda Sparks 3920 Holton avenue Page rating of Industrial Clubs WG Ay)
Wanda Sparks announced as Port Wayne representative under Ameri can Committee for Devastated Eranéa sponsorship. She is backed by the Federation of Industry in Chibs of the WGA and General Electric works where she is employed. Campaign plans to be drawn Monday. she is the eighth candidate with four others admitted in the contest.
Reform official denounces Lasker and praises Busch for stance on prohibition. LouIa Adler, head of the Anheuser Busch Brewing Company, faces scrutiny over support for enforcement policies. A. V. Tasker, shipping board chair, criticized for allowing leakage of onshore vessels beyond the three mile limit as stated by V. Walliar Craftx.
Washington June 17 Senators debated Monty Ward's bid to purchase Dixie Shoals project assets as part of wartime peace time development plans. Underwood Alabama Democratic leader called for a vote to accept the Detroit manufacturer property, while Norris Nebraska Agriculture Committee chair pressed Ford offer inquiry.
Reported opening of Democratic campaign headquarters at the northwest corner of Harrison and Kerry streets with county officers taking active charge. A preliminary talk on Republican headquarters occurred at a separate meeting led by David Togs, with no definite location or opening date decided.
New York. On January 17 Untermyer leveled sharp criticisms at Attorney General Daugherty during a statement made as he stepped into the Majestic for the invocation of wartime fraud prosecutions. He charged that the Morgan Juitienes monopoly over electric business is too strong to withstand and warned of future actions to expose camouflaged fraud. Untermyer praised Geyect Daugherty’s organizing ability while urging tougher punishment of war fraud offenders and predicting more prosecutions beyond Crombin, fearing influential backers may be protected under cover of the law.
A dispatch from Peking reports General Chen Shuing Mine announcing the termination of the Canton Government after troop actions, with Canton entrenched in upheaval as remnants of the mid Republican parliament face reorganization amid conflicting reports.
Berkeley reports a coal mine fire at the Quarter mine near Searchiluht. Two men confirmed dead and four others believed lost as information reaches the local offices of the United States Bureau of Mines.
Washington reports a compromise plan to subsidize shipbuilding failed to win President approval. House actions were paused pending Senate tariff review as rules chair Campbell warned no action on the bill until the tariff is settled. Party tenders signaled possible release of the vexing subsidy issue amid the White House demand for a vote before adjournment.
A severe storm battered New York and Syracuse causing power outages and flooding. Gusts toppled trees and disrupted travel as emergency crews hurried to secure damaged areas. Residents faced downpours and rising waters while authorities warned of continuing high winds through the night.
Chicago reports a mysterious medical episode involving Harold McCormick, chairman of the International Starvester Company, at Wembley Memorial Hospital. Doctors and staff decline to discuss sensational claims about a gland implant aimed at youthful rejuvenation, while McCormick remains a patient under care and privacy is prioritized.
Anne Capicelo and Maa Mario de Ivo Wer were arrested after a revolver duel at Crane and Wotner planets. Neither was wounded. witnesses described a dramatic scene as Capuccio returned with her daughter and neighbors reported the incident to police.
June 17 violent attacks by the dia tribe of Altanaveigh and Lia drumliska on hoganholders near Newry in South Armagh left four men and a woman dead and several wounded. Farmhouses were destroyed. the largely Presbyterian district suffered widespread damage.
In Cincinnati on June 17 the Labor convention opened amid disputes over policy and strategy. Leaders debated delaying the date from June to October and faulted Supreme Court decisions while planning to move the gathering to Newport Kentucky next week. John L Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, announced he would not seek the presidency, opposing Samuel Gompers who led the federation.
Washington dispatch notes expected showdown between President Harding and Congress amid talks of change. Article recalls Harding’s past insistence on not dictating policy, his hands off stance in Senate, and growing pressure to involve the executive in legislative matters as tensions rise. Page 6 continues.
In Petersburg a fatal incident follows a reported fish bite turning deadly after a struggle near a municipal area. Authorities detail a woman and a man involved, with a friend present. the scene includes cries from a jailer and a troubling sequence leading to a death.
Union chiefs say 98 percent of railroad workers voted for a strike withdrawal of wage cut orders from the Rail Board and recall of road contracts for farming out shop work. The move aims to avert a large scale stoppage while maintaining wage disputes and labor actions across the system.
In Cincinnati on June 17 wage reduction withdrawals and contract farming out shop work are central to averting a planned strike by about one million rail and mining workers on July 1 Rail labor board actions and wage cuts are cited by officials as key issues Union leaders report 98 percent support for a walkout but expect final support near 95 percent John Lewis president of the miners confirms a meeting to discuss cooperative action among unions and rail employers as a response to the rail labor board's rulings and the threatened strike plans remain in flux
A warrant was filed today for Ray W. W. Culp 35 a pastor at the Methodist church in Spring Valley Tar Hers accused of desertion in a case involving his wife Hughes and their nine children. Police have been alerted and his photograph will be broadcast statewide. An automobile loan and mortgage tied to Culp’s car are cited in the warrants.
New York data reports Nona Matoo Koster widow of William McAdam filed a custody and 50 000 suit against Thelma Helms Foster in supreme court. Matoo alleges Foster aided her husband’s secret marriage and asserts damages from the affair and abandonment. The case centers on Foster and the defendant’s access to the late foster’s estate.
The Journal Darettel reviews Mexican government and bank commitments as crucial for Mexican American relations and stability. It discusses Obregon era finances, foreign influence, and potential impact on U S policy amid protests, aiming to explain the financial settlement's role in national governance and diplomacy.
At Louisville Kentucky June 11 two aviators died when their aircraft crashed during an air circus. Both men were burned after the plane exploded and fell. The victims include Sergeant Arthur Opperman and Air Photographer Henry Knox.
INDIANAPOLIS June 1 Roland Brown 60 of Lincoln Neb a delegate at a convention was killed crossing a street when struck by a motorist who fled the scene A 7 year old girl Clarene Weitele was fatally injured by another automobile driven by a man identified as Aubarned With assault and batac
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