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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
2
The document records union leaders and railroad workers warning of coordinated actions if demands are not met. It outlines potential strikes, wage considerations, and cooperative stances with the railroad factions, with leaders weighing the consequences and urging careful negotiation.
A Wayne resident recounts relief from chronic ringing in ears after trying a Meyer drugstore plant tonic sold at the Meyer Liew company on South Calhoun. He credits improved sleep and reduced nervous symptoms to the tonic, praising its effects over six years of constant ringing and discomfort.
Chicago dispatch reports the Labor Convention underway with President Bain and key labor leaders awaiting speakers. Officials anticipate debate on work regulations, permanent wartime contracts, and future policies affecting workers nationwide as delegates prepare for pivotal sessions this week.
Duretta Bertya Dollarhite aged 3 years and Elbert Dollarhite died yesterday at 1 16 PM. They resided at the former Af Crokeent area. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 PM at Ladenwood Cemetery with Rev. Loune officiating. Burial in Stnitenwaml cemetery. Burial arrangements by Miymouth Congregational Church.
San Antonio reports Boundary Bridge 18 washed out during a June event. The incident caused the southern Pacific bridge and international line to falter, injuring several workers and halting cross border operations. Authorities from the Bon Antonio Express describe the scene as chaotic with port and rescue teams mobilizing.
Rawlings and Brown, infamous for abducting women and holding four as hostages, were arrested in Wyoming. Brown described the escape attempt and gunfight with a posse, saying he would have surrendered earlier if not for blood loss and fainting. He admits multiple crimes including three murders and theft of a rifle, with Omaha extradition expected as physicians assess his injuries.
A fragmentary report outlines nomination timing and plans for a US delegation to France. It mentions French host events, receptions, and arrangements for a prominent American mission, with references to Chicago Cleveland and Verdun amid wartime era context.
An open air procession at St Peter's featured clergy and parishioners in papal colors with participation from St Berar, the Christ in Mothriv society, and the Holy Name branches. After ceremonies, services concluded with Te Deum and congregational singing across multiple churches.
Church records note ordination of a pastor during a recent wedding ceremony. The event discusses church attire and etiquette as parishioners prepare for a formal service and ongoing church activities.
A fragmented parade report recounts Elks honoring a national emblem with remarks on women's rights and government, highlighting calls for individual expression amid historical discussions. Speakers referenced Rev. Dautiraryan and Laude It Ceenty among others, with a ceremonial procession and address outlining values and republican ideals.
A clipped political note discusses Minnesota Democratic primary dynamics. It mentions candidates like Kaerscher of Ortonville and Davis, with references to party alignment shifts, local endorsements, and voter sentiment amid party realignments and past Bryan era influences.
Memorial services were held with attendance by public figures in New York and Pittsburgh. Speakers praised Mrs. Maors for her country service and commemorated her life with a public tribute.
Veta Criiz Mexico ends a strike following a protest at Coentleien. Daily life resumes as vendors reopen and workers return to duties amid ongoing tensions. Authorities report no arrests and assure safety during the transition.
Mexico City dispatch reports Pancho Villa, once feared bandit, now a contented rancher with no political aims. Authorities investigate car crash and burglary tied to a liquor and gambling crackdown. A boy known as Willie Boy is under inquiry for firing a brick through a window as part of a wider local enforcement push.
Emil Linkedot of 116 Johnson Street was arrested late last night at Ila Wome by police on disorderly conduct charges. He reportedly became intoxicated during the incident and allegedly assaulted his wife, with neighbors sounding alarms before officers arrived.
The Nazarene Church was purchased and remodeled by Lie Naziumna and formally dedicated. Dedication services and a revival meeting drew great crowds, with services continuing through the afternoon and evening.
June 14 report notes Atneet Markhall and husband or partner involved in a kidnapping. details indicate he planned to surrender. The case centers on marital dispute with alleged abduction and potential divorce actions emerging as Clark Mveratiall remains referenced through legal channels and a forthcoming court handling.
TANIS June 13 Mrs Astor faces public divorce publicity as a U S court action unfolds. The article notes Vincent Astor’s involvement, a secret informant, and a private residence while detailing a 10 day separation and travel to England with a Mauretania passenger ship departure from Cherbourg amid ongoing divorce chatter.
County agricultural agent reports bootleggers hidden liquor in honey in Astoria area. Authorities found mash dumped around multiple sites. Residents warned of contaminated hives and potential product danger amid ongoing investigation.
Curtis Weaver and Bowie Nusser, in charge by police, found drunk near a Wells Street shop entrance after afternoon incident. A man unnamed in a patrol report, also intoxicated nearby, was arrested yesterday after a brief pursuit, with officers citing suspected finances and intoxication.
Fragmentary text describes a rich father of Ward arriving in Cleveland and involvement in a first degree case. It mentions Walter Ward and a downtown location, with unclear details about an alleged assault or legal action and a planned statement or testimony. The OCR is severely garbled.
A garbled page centers on a man claiming transformation by the Holy Cross and referencing figures such as Pir Garien Near the Preee. The stream of misread phrases mentions communities in Africa, spiritual renewal, and calls for resets of habitation, with unclear names and places.
The film committee praised The Way of a Mute and My Family as well acted, noting sentimental and exceptional performances. Elenaid Purl shown in promising lead, with praise for strong portrayal and emotional depth.
Taft arrives in London this evening as head of the United States Supreme Court delegation. The visit underscores ongoing ties between the two nations amid expected discussions on international affairs and legal collaboration.
Sunday observances at the Cathedral featured a high mass at 8 o'clock by Reverend Wronus M. Conrey and a sermon on Christ in the Bocharlit. Knights of Columbus led many communicants, with a large delegation attending an August retreat at Notre Dame University under Gus dtely Cross. The service concluded with a solemn communion and floral processions among attendees.
Sunday School organizers announce a social for attendees at Antines Park with a focus on family activities and a gourmet banquet. The event features music by a local band, a feature guest named Mr. Kurt, and a raffle to support holiday programs.
Chicago June 18 mystery swirls around an operation performed last Monday on Maral McCormick chairman of the International Bap crater company. A bulletin from Victor LeSpinasse said McCormick in excellent spirits with stable condition and normal temperature. Family members visited but would not discuss the rumors of an gland transplantation or other procedures.
Rev T C White urges that true success rests equally on overcoming failure and doing the right thing. He spoke at Simsay A 37, Chrysrey Sunday morning, noting how lamps of life illuminate when faith and effort unite, drawing from Bible references about persistence and renewal.
Read this warning from Mr. J. W. Strawhecker about liver trouble and bile poisoning. Symptoms include pains under the left shoulder, poor appetite, muddy complexion, headaches, and likely liver involvement. Also advertises A. W. Chase’s remedies and first aid care at local drugstores.
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