02 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
1
Reports detail Hulse as chairman of the city election board amid talk of reforms likely to alter primary procedures and polling events. Residents and officials debate candidates and deadlines as proposed changes threaten continuity of the current process.
The house votes to approve a multi million dollar memorial project detailing construction plans and budget allocations. Officials indicate the plan includes new infrastructure and recognition events with a total appropriation of 2 million dollars. Local leaders express support for the memorial and its intended community impact.
The article describes a heated legislative session with bonds for a memorial and public works, objections by some representatives, and a final vote support for a state referendum on a $2.09 million project to convert a tract to memorial use. It notes amendments by Harrison and a push for American Legion compensation, with related actions in the Senate and House across Tippecanoe and Cass counties.
Maw Levine Dry Goods commis Livi Teta acquire property on Culhaun Street for a new clothing store. Planning by Avahitert Weatherhoger approved. project includes rearranging fixtures and trade area. Local entities outline timelines and standards for storefront fit and gender apparel display.
Fragment from page one discusses legal principles and appeals surrounding a high court decision. It mentions consumer protections and the role of the Supreme Court, with references to law, conduct, and potential remand actions affecting parties and governance.
Continued from page one, Mouseheirt Lodge advances property purchase and interior redecorating under leadership. Officers of the Yodpesro era listed include Vice-Dictator Willen oSpiblis and Treasurer John Curbard, with a wide roster of members and a citywide sense of growth and reform. The piece notes expenses, community aims, and a focus on family and children within the lodge.
Senate discussion centers on United States and Japan policy amid disputes over Pacific Yap island mandate and Japanese governance. Debate focuses on naval strength, cost to safeguard interests, and potential shifts in approach as senators weigh U S posture in Far East affairs.
Fragmentary report confirms the death of King Nicholas of Montenegro amid a peace conference. The article mentions trials, pension payments, and shifting alliances involving Montenegro, Dutly, Shivia, and Italian regions, with references to successors and regional influence.
An old Classified ad notes Columbia Records priced at 59 cents. It lists locations on Strasburg Bros and E Creighton and John streets, indicating a small retail sale or display setup.
A distressed speaker on Mulberry Street describes severe dread of leaving home, sleepless nights, and frequent headaches. After trying various remedies and consulting doctors like the Mihi iL and Doth firms, they pursue a course with the Hopeful treatments while noting improvements and renewed strength.
An OCR fragment presents a long list of obituaries and funeral notices with dates, locations, and names. It mentions deaths and services at various churches and cemeteries, with scattered fragments of addresses and attendees. Names include Vincent Davis and Maria, among others.
The Wie church will host a day sewing session today at the church. Mis Deremay Guild will hold a meeting, with prayers and a public prayer at the event. The South Wayne church ladies meet this afternoon at 4 for a business session and officer elections, with a social hour to follow.
The W C O T Woof Crescant avenue church holds an all day service today at Mes in word Hani 2127 Keniveky avenue expected attendees and activity listed for the day.
City officials push an advertising ordinance with debates over merchants and merchandise displays in public spaces. The measure, backed by the Better Business Bureau, outlines penalties and enforcement while prefiguring a second reading and potential-adoption at the next council session.
Fragmented text lists several names and addresses with errors. It appears to reference births or marriages to Mr and Mrs, with various street addresses and a daughter mentioned, but many names and places are garbled. The readable facts are insufficient to identify a clear event or conclusion.
Report lists individuals including Joseph Barra and Cord Webster charged after a tree cutting warning. Officers cited six people, including Sam Southern and Edward Amith, with fines around 160 dollars in a case involving stray animals found near North Chinton Street. An affidavit by James Manne details a patrol finding a tea at Korres wandertne.
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