Prohibition in U S 18 Declared Failure
Paris report cites Ernest Guy asserting prohibition fuels narcotic use and traffic. He claims Germans push narcotics globally and notes rising whisky demand post Volstead act while wine flows to religious and medicinal markets. Guy argues enforcement flaws will force the United States to modify policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Ernest Guy
Guy
America
France
Huesia
Germany
Mexico
Canada
Japan
Mother of Heroic Soldier Enrolment
The article notes a growing list of candidates reaching nineteen with several more expected. It mentions Pennsylvania Railroad offices conducting a primary to designate a candidate for an entrance contest and confirms nominations are being processed with announcements upcoming in The Daily Journal and Evening Press. It cites endorsements including one from President Harding for Prince Leopold, alongside ongoing committee deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetann Club
Varinos
Orguntautlong
Via
Wilkincon
Batuegay
Pennnyle
Vail rAlroad
Goodaunhors
Elynen
Toulirth
Rooml Ie
Plant Juice Endorsement Prompts Patient Testimony
An interview features Ane Manrerson praising Plant Julce for rapid relief after years of severe digestive and systemic symptoms. She describes improvements in appetite, digestion, bowel movements, headaches, sleep, energy, and back and nerve tension, stating she feels noticeably better after two bottles and urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne Indy
Parnell Hue
Hurt Warne
Went
Muse
Thy
Moyer Tras
Ironeter
Dthour Street
Owen
Diver
Tytee
He von Bros
Work Holds Slash for Second Class Mail in Disfavor
Washington June 21 The movement in Congress to reduce second class postal rates is not endorsed by the Post Office Department pending full investigation. Postmaster General Work conferred with Representatives Stevenson and Kelly about postal rates and universal service. Kelly backs rate cuts as a remedy to the department deficit and press pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Steanerson
Minnesota
House Post Office
Kelly
Republcan
Pennsyl
Vanin
Fort Wayne contest seeks entrants for humanitarian pageant
A Kentucky Fort Wayne contest invites girls and women to join a humanitarian drive linked to the American Committee for Devastated France. Officials praise broad support and emphasize youth charity. Entrants may win participation by gathering votes, with entries due for a four week July period.
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Fort, Wayne
Fort Wayne
Teron
Felonda
Helphbara
Scrualntances
Purine
Ulery ix
Irance
Tallotine Foyunds
Commitine
France
America
Morgan Tan
Cindinnosat
Expari
Aeryfren
Mtrgaty Voluneer
Drenlnt- Ant Hung
Aly
Mike Palitiente
United
Rtncot
Fort
Fort Wasthe
Hal Aalin
Prange
Evanta
Hieudqyciniera
Weiri
Whigh
Legislator Denounces U S Bankers Over War Profits
A North Dakota senator condemns U S bankers for wartime profits and deflationary policies. He argues banks used a policy of dyastie deflation that ruined tens of thousands and harmed the home front, calling for change as he discusses national prosperity and military support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Banka
England Welcomes Prince of Wales on World Tour Return
England greeted the Prince of Wales with joyous scenes in London as he returned from a global tour. Crowds cheered from Paddington to Buckingham Palace while the Queen and royal family embraced him amid tears of pride and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Wales
Lili
Paddington
Buckingham
Mary
Alexandra
Viscount Tricelles
Cubvet
Priner
Lloyd George
Prinen
Nonor
God
Prince of
Walen
Missouri Synod Assembly Gathers Amid Growth and Debate
A long fragmented report details the Missouri Synod gathering with Rev. J. D. Mathion presiding over district sessions. Speakers discuss doctrinal instruction, church growth, and preparations for educational and musical programs, including a concert by St. Paul’s Lutheran church artists and a traditional Advent-Christmas program.
Labor Unlashess Fight On Courts In Congress Debate
Labor delegates push a program attacking court rulings on workers rights and prohibition, proposing new child labor and constitutional change measures. Delegates faced rowdy protests as debate opened, with organizers framing the plan as a defense of labor rights amid sharp opposition from some factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suprem
Igen
Eimgiels
Aurrence Rourt
Ae Albee
Young Attorney Attacked in Office During Domestic Case
Howard Gerninghott reports being assaulted in his Blogol building office while consulting with client Mrs. Merrit Ander. The assailant, Anderson, torn a telephone from the wall and pursued him to the courthouse doors where he was arrested for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gerninghott
Blogol
Traneter
Norney
Benninghotf
Anderson
Rail heads say strike unlikely amid rail labor vote
Chicago June 22 rail heads express belief there will be no strike despite recent National Strike ballots. Officials note the vote’s nature is advisory to managers and will determine feasibility of a nationwide walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Met
United States Railway
John Scntt
Pallway
Pondor
Ald
Rainey
Armed Strikers Clash With Miners at Local Mines
A violent clash erupted as armed strikers and workers battled at a mine complex near Carbondale and Marion. Casualties and injuries were reported among workers and bystanders, with several individuals identified by name and hometown. A company mine and strip mine operations were disrupted as union organizers and guards faced off, prompting a wider regional mobilization.
Secretaries Gather for Three Day C of C Convention
Fifty secretaries and representatives from various chambers of commerce will arrive in the city for a three day state convention of commercial secretaries. The program opens with registration and noon luncheon, followed by talks on newspapers and the city, working with the former, and the city choosing a secretary. Notable speakers include A L Reeves, Charles Niezer, Pink J Green, Clem Stegmeyer, William Schank, H E Bodine, I E Reeves, and H Laddy with Wilson concluding demonstrations of credit and better business practices.
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Vlumber
Commerce
Fudlata
State Convention of Commercial Sacretarioe
Dhe
A. L. Reeves
Anderson Chamber of
Commmercal
Charles Niezer
Pink J. Green
South Bend
Clem’ Stegmeyer
Pub- Netty
William Schank
Auburn Chamber of Commerce
Tormer
Dlangr
Chamber of
H. E. Bodine
Fort Wayne
H. Laddy
Fred M. ‘Wilson Wi
Burort
Oklahoma Operators Seek to Open Mines
Oklahoma operators plan to reopen coal mines as the Oklahoma Cont Upterncore association prepares to reconvene. The executive committee failed to meet informally tonight, and a formal session is set for next Friday in March. OM UPA
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Oklahoma
Okie
Tan&eling
Pera
Death of P F Griffin Ends Notable Industrial Career
P F Griffin dies at his desk after a long career as a leading figure in container and paper industries. Survived by widow Catherine Griffin and siblings, he built a renowned record in the corrugated paper and fastening box sectors. Funeral set for Saturday morning. friends asked to omit flowers.
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New York
Seaguing
Reyern
American Heating Company
Durkoat
Wxehao
Gut Hhireh Turshore
Hat Eateern
Ema
Port Warne
Corrigated Paper Company
Tine
Ita
Latamda
Criftin
Gelffin
Antinager
Yrigger
Shirelly
Mere P. F
Amenister
Cathe
Griffin
Springfield
Anil
Tco Bythers
Michastor Hartford
Meg
Edward
Streens
Man Found Dead In Lake In Suicide At Perry Wayne
A body was recovered in feet of water near 227 Hast Maite street Perry Wayne. The deceased, identified as Alex, reportedly jumped from a pier into the lake. He left a note asking his family to take care and was survived by a wife and two daughters. Coroner Gerones Swift returned a verdict of death by suicide. The scene remained under investigation as the prior address and details were noted in the report.
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Ann
Alice
Tampora
Alex
Rory Mat
Woodlawn
Bontnelter
Adonn
Perry
Ite la
Gerones Swift
Steuben
Maite Atreet
Wayne
Rantalndt
Oldest Member Visits Summit City Lodge
George Buck of Los Angeles visits Summit City Lodge as the oldest living member. He returns home after a trip with friends and comrades, reflecting on past service and community ties. The event underscores the lodge’s long-standing traditions and local history.
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Summit City
George Buck
Los Angeles
Ee Bamauiity Tone
Ed Aml
Chin Tip
Pola
Struek Jolie Suraial
Persia Jung
Deaths in Fort Wayne area prompt funeral notices and obituaries
The Fort Wayne area records several deaths with funeral plans. Lteve Henry Moriarty, former local army officer, will have a WWV escort at the station and funeral services at St Patrick's Church after a Friday evening arrival. interment at Catholic cemetery in New Haven. Louine Behneider, 72, dies after years of heart trouble. services at Trinity Lutheran and interment at Concordia. Josaph Slinger, 69, longtime Allen County resident and former Westash shops clerk, dies after hemorrhagic illness. services and interment arrangements announced. Anna Koahler, aged 70, dies at home of her daughter. survivors listed. funeral arrangements to be announced. Lamed Lampke, 30, dies after illness. obituary notes survivor details and funeral to be at St. John’s Lutheran. Leroy Wildenmeyer, James McGrath, and other local residents also noted with brief funeral arrangements. Chicken Supper event listed at Trinity M. E. Church.
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Henry Moriartty
Lion
Fort Bayard
N. Mt
Decensor
Henry Burnett
South Barratreet
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Naw Haven
Guard of Honor
American Legion
Fungi Comege
Louine Behneider
Gottlich Schneider
Sted
State Street
Geremany
Fort Wayne
Bho Baonwayn
Aon
Henry Schneider
Henry’ Bredemeyer
Mra
Wilhelmine Kramer
Sophia Ryan
Philadelphia
Trinity Lar-bhoran Church
Doege Af Aglating
Soncordia
Josaph Sr. Slinger
Allen County
Alex
Anthony Gruesenmeyer
Loganmmort
Mra. Gruasenmeyer
Grorgo Yairi
Poindo
Mire Dohn Chandler
Hitedale
Mich
Tt. W. Janaen
Minn Cecella
Thin City
Charlen A. Whinger
Thhe City
J. Gourod
Fort: Wayne
Laurie Bien
Bloomington
Maples News notes visits and family ties in Fort Wayne area
The item lists numerous local visitors and relatives in Fort Wayne and nearby towns, mentioning Mr. nod Men Shennan Toscini children Mr. Weryl Rees, Mrs. Chester Garnet and others. It notes visits with the Stalls and Atay families, Hob wids, and several names linked by kinship. Classified ads note two newspapers and special insertions.
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Nod
Shennan Toscini
Weryl Rees
Fort Wayne
eAny
Chester Garnet
Alonza Smlin
Acy
Mrr
Alea Stalls
Thu Atay
Colorarter
Mf W. Nadi
Arthur Someonani Ohlidian Ylatter
Towa Alben
Andrew Folyard
Hein Home
Lanh
Stine
Elmer
Lirvey
John Ciirds Ant
Jeet Ort
Louisville
Meami
Prank Myers
Mord Wayne
New Mayall
Atta
Irvin Kaleor
Fort Wane
Paris Woman Convicted of Murder in Court
Madama Marie Louise Bessarabo, writer known as Hors Mirtel, was convicted of murdering her husband and dissembling his body. Her daughter Paule Jarques testified and was acquitted, and the mother later pleaded for mercy for her daughter. The trial drew out emotional pleas as relatives confronted justice.
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Paris
Madama Marie Louise Bessarabo
Hors Mirtel
Paule Jarques
Sekander
Frev
Cortac
Treet
Ner
Nona
Coughton
Cam Synmrent
Maran Glaftore
Cherar
Atln
Eusteron
Paulie Tacquesewnn
Che Elpao
Sunmu¢Ar
Enmentia
Tosa
Ten Seats for Dail Remain to be Filled
The article notes ten seats for the Dáil to be filled with unclear details and OCR errors. It mentions names like Domlin and Jane and references to Wicklow and potential electoral context. The readable portion indicates ongoing selection or election processes without clear outcomes.
Bood Day with Haffner's Big-Taste-Loaf Bread
A children's story segment highlights Haffner's Big-Taste-Loaf Bread in a cheerful tone. The loaf inspires playful learning and friendly breakfast adventures featuring curious readers and warm kitchen scenes.
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Haffner
Alphand Says France Will Seek Accord at The Hague
The French chief expert Alphand told reporters at The Hague that France aims for a practical accord with Russia, noting past failures of a Russian political experiment and proposing a cautious technical approach. He said France will stay in The Hague to pursue a working agreement while details on technical issues with the Italians remain unsettled.
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Hague
Genoa
Alphoun
The
Russia
Resala
M. Alphand
Poincare
England
France
Conixlt
Ireland
Second Flood Stage Holds Menace for Rio Grande Valley
Browns ville Tex June 2 A new flood stage threat arrives in the Rio Grande Valley as a rising river from the Monterrey Mexico region flows toward the lower valley. Authorities warn of rising water between Mission and Brownsville with evacuation plans in place and residents bracing for worsening conditions amid hot weather.
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Rio Grande Valley
Brownsvilly
Tex
Roniin
Rio Grande
Grands Valley
Monterey
Mexico
Xonllon
San Juan
Bulle Rivera
Minalon
Frownaville
Ontleta
Miller Giv es Facts In Wife s Case 10 Public
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled account referencing a wife and husband named Miller. The readable parts imply a legal or public matter with mentions of May and a person named Douglas. The text is largely incoherent and cannot confirm a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
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Prohibition
U.S
Julce
Shees
Ana Menrerson
Anna Mengerson
Linn
Morgan
Communitiee
Avery
U. S
Prince OF Wales
Missouri Synod
Tom
Ueldresu
Mitthine
Uwart
Napetoon
Restottvastri Loti
Bel Wie
Orig
St. Tao's Lutheran Church
Walter Suaanwanshavasct
Ois
Iiyuteen
Dirigian
Arfurt
Hebald
Onrlat
Tilsen
Anaut
Tiandel
Toerath Ote Roma
Prati
Seruaulem
Tim Faye Talr
Tigh” Saveminushawsen
Vane
Scott
Lodge News
Maumday Afternoat
the Waals
Hate
Davvey Deetiaan
Shirwean
Minette Wera Congrematine
Morel Agai
Fonians
Bm Corratig
Fransfort
Oldy Coleth
Hieshoutlie
Auréy
Garbondale
Fred
Jordan Wrendimhon
Carbondale
Jor Dpichovie
Rerrin
Tohnpay
Clio
Kunwn
Carbondstor
CIA
Waltinc
Siriidae
Din
John J. Lewin
United Mine Workers
Siin
Arn Meni
Suaval Ben's Umilon
Oamimon Sterling Brenkeen
Felngram
Sun Hows
Unio
Cabn
Sam Munter
Adjutant
Sonora
Wingle Con Company
Marion
Horrin
William J. Tanster
Taster
Mingra
Joan 3
Lewis
Mina
C. OF C
P. F. Griffin
Endeavor
Ni Gorimanon
Schneider
Ehinger
Koehler
Anna Koahler
Yerra Ald
Ara
Ped Gaphinn
Tor
KU San
Ugeling
Septander
Olve Btywart
Fred Gasletng
Chirlotts Kodhlar
Ong Xller
George Dick
Tilly
Lampke
Lamakre
Lind
T- Aberan
Neritondtl
Fotlowins
Lyiels
Pied Fey
Lindedannad
Bac
Beenusd
ML Healeh
Tanad
Tax
Bration
Wile Yan
Ronry Lamps
Wistera
Mere
Noth Sidiil
Misa Mary Lampke
Funed Neevines
AL John's
Tey
H. P. Tynnecker
Barina
St. Jalin'e
Williamson
Mer Leroy Wildiamewe
Yamond TM Wallacafro
St Josoph'n Wimplin
McGratit
doli—Pineni
St. Patrick's
Tae McCulloch
Lacy
Farnernt
St. Teeph's Hospital
Wat
Park
St Pauly Catholic Church
Tat Hospital
Trinity M. E
Putnam and
Short Streets
Maples News
Journal- Gazette
Evening Press
Marie Louise Bessarabo
Domlin
Jane
Wilde
Alphand
Tanlac
Baal
Rane
Stamael
Calle R, Miller
Mart Mayr
Wien
Alzhy
Uhan
Tanlad
Goon Douglas
Segit
Wayne Clothes Shop
Calhoun Street
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