12 May 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes describe a large Templar gathering with mentions of 3000 knights and peril. The garbled text references Madill and several regions, with scattered phrases about conflicts and possible military alignments amid unclear dates and places.
An Indiana gathering focused on farming and national prosperity. Speaker Ma. Dyer urged stable prices and purchasing power, arguing farming must be supported to sustain the nation and world. Local leaders from Marion stressed unity and cooperation between city and countryside.
A historical report describes sea warfare experiments with deadly gases aboard ships, evaluating chemical weapon risks to crews, vessels, and naval operations. It notes potential future deployments and contingency plans for protective measures and retaliation.
Old gas range offered by Gas Company for a ten dollar price. Call or visit the listing to arrange purchase and pickup details. Includes notes on model condition and location of the appliance.
The Thieme brothers work toward choosing a site for their mills with planning continuing on page two. Details describe the removal, equipment, and new building, with part of the space expected for expansion and a recreation or community room for employees.
A noisy session at the YWCA focused on plans for a major board meeting and event staging. Officials announced a spring festival featuring dance groups from the association and a Saturday event with household items, while noting attendance expectations and community involvement.
Berlin cabinet struggles to respond as German politics face tension over postwar plans. The article notes France and the United States pressuring for policy shifts while internal divisions threaten decisive action.
Fragmentary text shows debate over a welfare plan and a separate department of education. Republican Towner argues education funding needs within a single department. opponents push for an independent education department. Readings from educators reportedly back the welfare expansion, while other lines indicate contention over organizational structure and allocation of resources.
A garbled report outlines a Senate struggle over tariff provisions and amendments, highlighting debates on duties for farm goods and duties on textiles. It notes support and opposition among Democratic and other party members, with references to New Mexico and potential impacts on export items.
In a fragmentary notice the paper mentions hospital day events and diploma handouts. It references a superintendent and staff preparing for a ceremony, with plans for certificates and cash prices for second hand clothing. The exact dates, locations, and participants remain unclear due to the damaged text.
A Kansas labor council denounces a proposed tax law repeal as involuntary servitude for workers and favors state and federal action. International Brotherhood Welfare Association leaders urge Congress to aid the unemployed as Samuel Gompers and federation officials discuss steps to address joblessness amid broader labor resistance.
A Huntington man faces a serious charge after police reports and court notices describe the arrest and ongoing legal proceedings. Authorities pursued the suspect, with searches aided by telephonic leads, as the case proceeds through the local court system.
Police say a daisy chain of auto thieves led by a mastermind ring operated through Mileves. Walter Southern 18 and A Hoover 23 arrested, plus Cuffman, with cars stolen from Fort Wayne and Munroeville. Several autos recovered but many numbers mutilated, hindering identification. fourth suspect sought with bond set at 3000 dollars. Brinkman and detectives continue probe.
A local man known as Tony Nichol faced multiple charges including non support and theft. He was sentenced to months at the stave penal farm plus a $10 fine and costs after being brought to the city by Detective Sergeant Walter Kuva-Ratish. Other minor fines were levied for drunkenness and related offenses as several cases were continued or set for later hearings.
Automobile thieves ravaged the property of farmer Fred Kreder near Cedarville on Tuesday night. They stole tires, a bicycle, vehicle parts, and cushions while forcing entry, but failed to remove the car itself. Local authorities said arrests were expected soon.
Detectives report another arrest in a city auto theft ring that operated for weeks. The suspect, Eber, was taken into custody on a motor vehicle theft charge after questioning and is now held as investigations continue. Police say the ring is largely broken up, with two recent evenings yielding no further arrests.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a disrupted gathering described with unclear names and places. The readable portion mentions an evening event on a Saturday, with references to a person or location possibly linked to Paris and a city official, but details are too garbled to identify participants, date, or outcome.
The Wayne Clothes Shop at 714 Calhoun St opposite the court houses promises lower prices on men and young men’s suits with ready made options at 23 26 33 and 35 dollars and made to measure services. Special values in trousers run from 2 to 8 dollars, highlighting savings due to low rent and simple window displays.
A wallet stolen Tuesday evening was returned to its owner, a traveling salesman for the Chicago Portrait Company. The purse contained a few checks and valuables, and the thief was warned against further activity.
A string of obituaries and funeral notices across New Haven area. Kasuarine Koehlinger, 37, wife of Chris J Koehlinger, dies from pulmonary embolism at Wiearsine hospital. survived by husband, four children, and several relatives. Funeral at Le bom and Lath am church, burial in St. John's cemetery. Also Mrs. Christian Melendy, 13, dies of heart trouble. services to Garret. Aaron Ireland, 35, dies after stroke. survived by three sons and other relatives. Funeral services listed for multiple churches and locations.
Precinct committeemen and candidates are urged to attend a Democrats meeting Thursday evening May 12 at Jefferson Club Rooms corner Berry and Harrison Streets. Police announce an arrest soon following a Tuesday accident as officers investigate and compile lists of involved motor vehicles.
Readers are invited to bring painting problems to Acme Quality Paint Store at the Main and Clinton corner for free guidance whether they buy or not.
Supt Ward will speak at the weekly Chambr of Commerce luncheon in Fort Wayne. He will discuss citizenship education and split ward issues, addressing members and ad club attendees. Ward is guest of honor at the event.
An OCR fragment advertises a sewing machine and stitching service. Details are garbled but indicate a product from Harrison Street and a generic mail offer. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond a street.
S M Foster at Lincoln Bank ads a store room for rent located at 223 East Berry Street. The brief notice emphasizes location and contact for leasing inquiries.
Rev Arthur V Casselman described the evolving role of modern missionaries in a Grace Reformed church talk. He cited fieldwork in India and China, noting education and industry as keys to development, and shared observations from Rangoon on cross cultural collaboration and the use of vehicles in outreach. Local programs followed with a brief marital service and classis proceedings.
Reported continuation of fighting in Upper Silesia with Polish insurgent forces led by Albert Kertanty. Intermediary commission coordinates efforts between Hilesia and Admin authorities amid unrest and political tension.
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