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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1919
Page
1
The grand jury exonerates Hilgemann from improper payments tied to Koontz contracts while noting unrelated bidding concerns. Fort Wayne council raises police and staff salaries including eight hour day changes, with critiques of city handling and wage fairness amid ongoing public scrutiny.
Dr Carl Kramars premier of the Republic of Czechoslovakia. He served as deputy in the Austrian Parliament and led the Czechs Ne Honalist Party for 30 years. He sought national rights before the war but opposed separation from Austria. He backed an independent Czech state with President Masaryk amid Austria’s collapse.
Citizens denounce low police pay and municipal underfunding while alleging corruption and mismanagement. Protests focus on inspector salaries and tax-supported spending as evidence accumulates of political favoritism and fiscal laxity in county governance.
A new Indiana Democratic women’s state committee is formed with Mrs. Dred H. Mc Culloch as state chair and Mrs. Frei Laden stein as vice chair. The nine district leaders include Mrs. Fred Lawen-Stein Evansville and Mrs. J. M. Paris New Albany, with extensive wartime suffrage and liberty loan ties. The article notes upcoming legislative sessions to ratify suffrage amendments and possible highway-law changes amid farmer protests over assessed land values rising from 83 to 170 dollars per acre.
An OCR fragment discusses the prostate as a small glandular body governing genito urinary functions and vitality. It mentions a treatise on the subject, with a request for plain reading and a mailing address for information: Mark MT. Kerr, Pub. Dept. 18, PF, Qs Box 603.
A local farm could not increase in value by 81.00 per acre as the board of review faces widespread overvaluation in several counties. County Commissioner Baker and other officials defend the measure, but residents call the law unjust and a failure.
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