Immigration bill ready for president in heated conference
Washington dispatch reports a congressional conference on immigration measures ending with assurance the bill will be sent to President Harding. Representative Siegel of New York and Senator Reed of Missouri are highlighted in the debate over restricting immigration by national origin and the measure's potential effect on the country.
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Washington
Pdcadas
Ike Sensi
Louse Ant
Harding
Whee Fulher
Allens Agm
Siegel
New York
Hardins
Wgreemeratt
Senate
Reed
Missouri
House
Asreec
Armodi
Pot o Gold Tale Branded in German Court Drama
A fragmentary report recounts a domestic trial involving Bergdoll and associates over German bonds and a treasure tale. Witnesses describe plans and schemes, with references to Grover and Philadelphia, while the committee presses sentencing and the case stretches into the next week.
Caution Against Purchase Of Fires
Caution against purchase of fires issued from a focal rector bureau and national advertising association warns about a dangerous tire and advertising scheme. Tires stacked in the open near France were exposed to dangerous conditions, and authorities urge caution to prevent exposure and loss.
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Ovedi
Premchegherss
Day Chiefs Face New Rum Riddle
Continuation of page one reports on rum prohibition issues with experts discussing techniques and state interests. The Ministerial ion meeting is postponed to Monday, May 23 at 10 30.
Pershing to Succeed 50 Shriners Attend Huntington Event
The article reports General Pershing expected to lead Army operations, overseeing the military establishment and training of the National Guard, with General Harbord assisting. It notes a large Huntington reception honoring him and describes civic events, speakers, and attendees, including hospitality and crowds at the downtown pavilion.
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Spershing
Shriners
Narchas Army Head
C. Everband
Walia MO
Reiier
Harbard
erRatisalion
Sri
Swai
Smuttely
Staf
War-Department
Seere
Battle continues at 7 Mile Front in mine war zone
Reported clashes along the Kentucky side of the Tug River describe ongoing attacks and counterattacks. Names such as Merrimee Sprigg Matecan and Me Carr appear in fragmented accounts, with claims of killings and mine damage near Garce and Boar mines. Deputies and miners’ officials debate who is responsible as strikes ripple through the region.
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Welta
iNen
Tle Tog
Chis
Seitesencutires
Willaragon
Davi Hobd
Emmy
Hone
Bruken
Repri
Mme
Ptill
Turmoil as Tugmen Strike Affects Texas Ports
Reports from Todd indicate Marine Strike action impacting Galveston shipping. Engineers refuse wage concessions, while Mallory and Southern Pacific sailings continue. Coastal dispatches note crews mobilizing as authorities weigh emergency measures. several alleged intimidation incidents trigger inquiries.
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Best E. Todd
Benehiiat
Todd
Galvestan
Alghouc
Mallory and Sothern Pacific
Galveston
Sitteton Ki
Shipping Board
Loral
Shuse
Rockton
Hacitu
Mi Tonger
de Sid
Washine
Free Theatre Ticket Offered to Market Page Readers
Saturday morning Market Pages in The Journal Gazette promise a free Jefferson and Strand Theatre ticket to any woman whose name appears. Don’t miss this promotional offer and the chance to claim a complimentary admission.
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The
Journal-Gazette
Y MEMBERS' BANQUET SCORES BIG SUCCESS
The Y members banquet showcased a year’s work with Burt J. Griswold and Frank E. Hutaué among presenters. Highlights included a year in review with slides, reports on membership, volunteers, and department activities across social, educational, and physical programs.
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Burt J. Griswold Ang
Frank E. Hutaué
J Santos
We the undersigned address Fort Wayne Legion post 47 letter
A letter to the editor from members and past commanders of the American Legion Post No 47 Fort Wayne about Mrs Fowler and a controversy over ticket pricing and play productions at the Pakere theatre. It discusses funding needs for Legion activities, member benefits, and public support while expressing regret over an incident involving Mrs Fowler. Signed by Robert W Gaskill and Desh Gilery among others, referencing 1917 veterans and local concerns.
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Bergeell
Grover
Germany
Mita
Bergdull
Ibn Anyhodss Bey
Plidelphia
Beeb
Alter
Roeim
Berscholl
Pic Ruuska
Xourkour
Auger
Romaindér
The
Americ
Lemon Port
Fort Ae
Mra
Tawirr
Fort Wayne
Vowler
Mudie
Savier
Fowler
Legion Sant
le Pérton
Heyworth
BK Issomsa
Omer
Sien County
Ani
Buliananalis
Jlestias
Pwhiuk
Legion
Ound
Onans
Ptea
Gnitorrener
I Mir
Svank
Stouder
Pakere
Das Wiu
Yulag Roosived
Sas
Mike
Lars
Fore
Wayne
Mex Fowler
Qtr Aucron
Turner
Eqbert W
Gaskill
Gamanaey Amerina Legion
Filssin scholarship funds and railroad men activities noted
Report summarizes YMCA style activities including 40 gentlemen entrainment events and 140 different means with 3 total attendees of 40 290. Religious work stresses TM in YWCA. Attendance data shows 34 Sunday meetings and 400+ participants across various branches. Three hundred fifteen railroaders bowled 3121 games. 1813 men on league teams. One hundred fifteen volunteers provided expert services to railroad men.
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Howre
Akows Row
Bre
Sone
T “En
Issi
Fort Wayne
Sige
Basa
Dareats
Cpl
YWCA
Warneehorchwang Lake
Thy Fort Watne Association
Lis
Teildimedak
Imgnes
VINDICATION OF WILSON POLICY FACES HARDING CLASH
The article discusses U S policy on European reparations with emphasis on Ambassador Harvey's role. It contrasts Harding and Hughes with Wilson, noting they avoid committing the United States to European settlement while using moral influence. Harvey may publicly tread carefully to avoid provoking fear of U S noncooperation in Allied plans.
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Harding
Hughes
Wilson
United State
Otter
Ambasidor Heerick
Paris
Couneil
Ambassors
Qin Boyden
Reparations Commission
Harvey
Har
Woodrow Wil
Supreme Conseit
My Harvey
United States
Perc
Daly
America
Ambassador Harvey
Germany
Supremes Council
Silesia
Supreme Council
Smnthaseador
Hy Cap
Sap
Thac
Wilsen
Harting
Thes
King and Queen Escape in Auto Crash Close Call
London dispatch reports King Alfonso and Queen Jirtnzia of Spain escaped injury when their automobile overturned en route to races near Madrid. The vehicle reportedly toppled after a steering fault in bad road conditions. No serious harm to the royal couple, though the incident prompted dispatches from Madrid.
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London
Alfonso
Jirtnzia
Spain
Gomez
Saya
Cetra
Madrid
Soviet Arraigned in Labor Report
The American Federation of Labor executive council condemns the Soviet regime and its alleged aims to disrupt organized labor in the United States. The report urges publicity to curb anti labor actions while calling for continued support of free press and assembly amid international tensions. President Samuel Gompers declines to discuss details.
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Iauoy
Chilad States
Abe
Russia
Equnell
American Federation of Labor
Amougt
Counsil
Ima Tongthy
Denver
Sprint
Union
Amécican Tabor
Sectlise
Ecommanivrs
Industrial Workers of
Naval
Tevel
Tccumey
Iyork le Contumell
Contone
Congress
Sahl
Saustiga
Gompers
Voanels
Fort Wayne Slacker List Made Public
The War Department releases draft records and cautions that errors will be corrected. Officials say the lists have been checked three times by the adjutant general and sent back to local draft boards for review to ensure no one who served is listed as a draft evader.
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War Department
Ric Weeks
Adjutant Generals Office
Wabash Man Sentenced After Fast Burglary Arrest
Within an hour of his arrest at Converne dar Reymond Barnes aged 23 pleaded to a charge of burglary in the Wabash air pont court and was sentenced to two to fourteen years. The case involved a freight car loaded with merchandise and an Indiana reforester.
Annual convention of the T P A in session at Baden
Indiana division Travelers' Protective Association opened in Baden with between 100 and 600 delegates attending. No business was held yet. A dance was held tonight. Tomorrow morning the official business session will elect officers with John Highle and Richmond as candidates for president.
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Baden
Ted
Indiana
Travelers’ Protective Association
Janet Ami
Neighborhood groups urged to beautify city this summer
City community council plans a broad summer drive for 43 neighborhood associations to take up beautification work under the community service program. Wards Bloomingdale North Ward North Wildwood already participate with awards for best kept yards. W. Carmer to direct district beautification efforts with planned article series on the program.
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Bloomingdale
North Warne Reights
North Wildwood
Kent
Jassif
Carmer
Languidel Bluas Ty Maverich Steel Specialice
Eutemunity Council
Polish Seizure of Silesia Sparks Allied Debate
The Allied commission head General Lerond warned that Upper Silesia could plunge into civil war if German and Polish forces clash amid incomplete British Italian support. He blamed Britain and Italy for failing to provide troops, urging stronger backing to prevent broader European disruption.
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Oppeln
Sitesia
Bay
Diane
Upper Silesia
Allieg
Europe
Arouastes
Ferond
Inter-Allied Commission
Great
Beftain
Tess
Lerond
Large Jobbing House to Be Established in City
Prominent local businessman Mr Altschul announced plans to establish a large jobbing house in Port Wayne. Details are scarce but a sizable building acre is anticipated and several sites are under review. He plans to depart for July and spend most of the summer away from the city.
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Attschal
Altschul
Port Wayne
Chy
Big Billeros Today The Dig Time And Vaudeville
A fragmented report notes Keith vaudeville acts drawing lively audiences at the Palacs Uveatre during Abbs week. A piglet performance is planned for Mis evening with a show titled In a Pest House. Rhiel Céan Coreeny and Rhiel are mentioned among the performers.
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Céan
Coreeny
Rhiel
Deaths of Brash Owen in Avilla region and family ties
Brash Owen died yesterday morning at his home, survived by three sons and four daughters including Bigie and Charles Cramer. He left brothers Jefferson and Jehani of Avillac and Alexander of Benditale, with two sisters Mia Beck Park and Mrs James Jerendean. Funeral services set for Sunday at 301 West Superior Street, then transported to Avilla for 2 pm service at Mt Pieaa cemetery.
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Brash Owen
Lesa Aedock
Hockenbarger
Taces
Jafferson
Jehan
Avillac
Alexander
Bendatile
Mia
Beck Park
James
Jerendean
Avil
Pune
West Superior Street
Ster
Avilla
Mt Pieaaaint
Local Veteran Jonathan A Markley Dies at Elmhurst Addition
Jonathan A Markley, Civil War veteran, died suddenly at 2:30 yesterday at the residence of Otis Merkles in Elmhurst addition. Cause listed as heart trouble. Survived by three sons Otis Wesley and James and one daughter Aire. Services Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Bluffton Presbyterian Church. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Jonathan A. Markley
Lisbon
Otis Merkles
Elmhurst
Muxiler
Hortheas
Blufftor
Hig Gon
Lew Dalley Post, GA i
Bluffton
Otis
Jwhose
Wesley
Howe
James
Allegan
Mich
Aire
Shafer
Blurrton
Presbyteitn
Bintfton
Fairview
Miss Jansen to be laid to rest today
Funeral notices list several individuals with services today and nearby burial plans. Miss Jansen dies midweek in Gary and will be buried at the Catholic cemetery after services at her sister’s home and St Peter's Church. Other deaths include Adolph Schul te, Marguerite Ervin, Mrs F D Elliott, and Kathlyne Sorblingers with dates, locations, and church burial plans in Lindenwood, New Haven, and Soest.
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Miss Jansen
Barthold Street
St Peter's Catholic Church
Buriat
Ervin
Marguerite
Pineral
Huguenard Road
Walien
Dann
Litdenwood
Sliott
F D
Plymouth Church
A J. Folsom
Lindenwood
Sorblinges
Kathiyn
Toelock
New Haven
Latherna
Soest
Shore Cemetery
TOLL OF BLACK FRIDAY DISASTER AND TRAIN WRECKS
Several injured after a tornado in Roseboro and Long Branch area cut telephone lines with limited reports. In El Paso six killed and seven injured as twelve freight cars derailed into a ditch near Eagle Flat on the Texas & Pacific line. An explosion at Lawton ordnance depot killed one and injured many, with private David C Monroe among the dead and a sister living in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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Raleigs
Tormado
Roseboro
Long Branch
Lara
EL Paso
Eagle Flat
Texan
Texas & Pacific Railway
I¢ Flat
Bl Pass
Lawton Isa
Davit C
Monroe
Elizabeth
N. J
Mia
Jennie Morrison
South Second Street
Will Muster Local Company In Friday
A local company in Gentey Indiana plans a Friday muster at the armory on Main street to announce federal service entry and a fall reorganizing. Officers outlined elaborate equipment plans, athletic participation, and a recruit drive with several positions still open.
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Gentey
Indiana
Eriday
National Guard
Participasion
Athletica
Immerinen
Frivate Golan
Fortier
Main Street
Maiden Lane
Sym
India
Na— ‘Genal Guard Infantry
Re Fe
Thwee Ho Wil
Wort
Wayne
Melagel Ray WeAdams
Jamam T
Rawley
George R Gawebn
Harr ¢. Bradley
John F. Beach
Harry J. Swart
Tac
Lefficers
Camp P Shemman
Wee
Correcenitie Pameses
Teo
Armory
Army size debated as Weeks backs 275,000 minimum
Washington May 14 The Army consensus favors a bill to maintain an army of not less than 275,000 men, with Weeks urging restraint on cuts. The House bill proposed 150,000 troops and 320 million in appropriations, while Weeks warned that adopting House figures would hobble the force and require drastic reductions in enlisted strength.
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Yfashington
Sas
Weeks
Hndse
Wilson
Congress
Wetts
Glee Club Returns in Bright Campus Concert
The Wittenders College Glee Club performed at Hugh School auditorium in a lively evening that pleased the audience and attracted an encore for the College Quartet. Sequences included Sword of Porra, A Vintage Song From the Loreley, and That is Mine, highlighting soloists and instrumental bits with Myron Haraley and Calvn Saxaphnin among performers.
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Myron Haraley
Loreley Siete Ieee Y
Jack
Lows Gelwicks
Vee- Calvin Saxaphnin
Haris Shalieg
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Amman Legion
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Markley
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Gary
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