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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
1
The National Guard schedules enrollment events and an artillery officers conference led by Captain Leonard Well and Plea ent Sienelford of PurI Warne. Plans to organize an artillery unit are set to begin in Raytipi with sessions soon.
Senate debates renews on joining the League of Nations disarmament panel while clashing over midshipman expulsions at the Naval Academy. Senators argue for and against American participation, with President and leaders voicing cautious restraint and seeking a possible disarmament conference.
A detailed report notes rising contributions to Irish relief efforts amid ongoing fundraising drives. Organizers emphasize broad support from local communities and churches, urging further donations to sustain aid programs for affected families.
The article reports on calls from Harding for financiers to discuss export guarantees during wartime. It notes debates over stabilizing governments, shielding exporters, and coordinating between government agencies and financial backers. It mentions concerns about gold flows and possible policy limits during the war period.
In a courtroom report from the trial of George B. Nott, his wife Mrs. Nott pleads innocence. Witnesses describe a fight and a police investigation, with statements about threats, injuries, and the couple’s children during the night of the alleged murder.
Washington May 27 Arrivals aboard the Oster J4 Ban vessel carrying former Peruvian president Benavides and five followers were offered asylum in Australia by Costa Rican authorities and, after a sea voyage, redirected to a Central American port. Officials did not explain the destination change.
Churches meet with Mrs POD Manly UYA South Calhoun street at 2. A wife reads aloud as the soldier is invited. Mr W Th Braddanwell known Weer of the Naina Chir Man speaks at Emmaus Hall on Hidden Secrets. Trier's Amusements Open Daily. Saleslady Wanted in Bakery 614 Calhoun.
Civic Bureau unveils a city wide program led by chairman and steering leaders. Plans cover district competitions and community involvement, with emphasis on education, public opinion, and organized volunteer efforts to improve health, parks, and nuisance weed control.
Shriners announce plans to build a new temple with a summer opening contingent on class candidates. The event includes a theatrical, financial success and a private reception led by Charles Read, with members from Fern Warne Shrine and Mizpah Temple involved in preparations and an outdoor program slated for one afternoon.
Fragmentary report details a labor inquiry affecting miners in West Virginia. The contested matter centers on a striker tied to a case involving Pearl and a Molinari-like figure, with legal representation and court action anticipated next week.
Four Culver men Arthur Bilvert Peter Fox J R Burns and Joseph Byers were sentenced by Judge J W Reyse for the murder of Russel Laine on December 29. The ruling followed a denied motion for new trial and arrest of judgment. The defendants claimed innocence, and the court noted sentencing while family members were present. Prisoners to be transported to Michigan City by deputies.
Indianapolis May announcement by Attorney General Lesh states state agents will probe wholesale liquor law violations in Spencer and Ferre counties as sheriffs and marshals of base counties fail to curb illicit sale and manufacture. The move signals possible impeachment for officials neglecting duties amid reported noncompliance.
A partial OCR shows Laporte County refunds totaling around 25,090 dollars. Three county contractors involved in building erection and road construction allegedly received improper sums from the Laporte County Board of Commissioners, which recently resigned. State examiner Jesse Dschhoch led investigations into contract lettings and irregularities found in the proceedings.
STROH STROH Ind May 27 The ladies of the Christian church held a pleasant session at the home of Mrs. Jacobs Mill or Thursday afternoon. A free entertainment will be given Tuesday evening May 31 at the Oak by her or me doeat There Mit The Kendalmie Greys will play the home team here Sunday. Boyd Clay is the guest at Friends In Michigan. Lewis Johnson has returned home from several weeks visit at Detroit. Joseph Peedericks 33 home from California and is visiting his daughter Mrs Henry Milner. Mr and Mrs C Wright of Sturgis are ends hee Herman Forst has veturnvil te at Dereolt after a twy sit here
A grocery store in Defiance Ohiy 314 was robbed yesterday morning. Two wounds used in the escape left the scene in a river road area four miles from the city. Investigators pursued a trail along a skylight and gasometer path, tracing the thieves who stole cash and a water container.
New York dispatch notes Porter’s health status remains unchanged as Porter Yarcer and General Porter are mentioned in the line of news. The House debates a measure regarding Packers and a committee report is expected to be voted on in a future session.
Doswell's Lindenwood Cemetery orders available for Memorial Day with wreaths and bouquets priced from fifty cents and up.
The Fort Wayne community council met yesterday to discuss plans after Balou leaves in June. Thomas C. Hann, executive, announced continued work under the council’s direction with new assistant Paul Ingham arriving from Chicago trading school Tuesday.
Endre Risken backer Arrived at Checkerboard field at 3 39 p m Central standard time Today In Ida attempted flight from Los Angeles to Washington Le Cantsin Fibacker announced he would leave Chicago tomorrow morning at 0 30 for Dava tor Obie in an army place that will be sent to Phicega from Rantoul He said he expected to reach Dasten about 10 39 where he would obtain another plane and proceed to Swashinigon He planned to reach the capital about 2 p m
Washington reports indicate Japan plans a partial tariff revision effective June 1 as part of stabilizing exchange. U.S. trade with Japan remains centered on silk and raw materials. broader import changes aim to protect war industries and balance imports with market prices.
Balloon ascension planned for Sunday and Monday with events across town. Roller skating tonight features open skate and family activities.
Government authorities move to separate growers and workers amid ongoing debate over Bergdoll's fate. Coronet Miller and assistants visited today to assess conditions and potential penalties, with officials emphasizing urgent action and forthcoming steps.
The House debates disarmament moves and a bipartisan resolution nudging presidential action. Leaders aim to draft a strong statement to support the global disarmament movement as the Senate weighs Borah's resolution and President Harding discusses a peace measure with Mondell. Ticket offer ends with a cinema note.
San Francisco May. Transcontinental and connecting lines press for rate cuts to meet water competition. G W Luce freight traffic manager of the Earthern Pacific company states in a telegram from Chicago. Records last Tuesday recommended to the Interstate Commerce Commission a reduction of rates on commodities originating at Pacific, Atlantic and other regions.
LODGES K. C. INITIATE SIXTY CANDIDATES SUNDAY. Columbus council No 431 will meet Monday for initiation events at the San blah. Grand Knight J Stephen Weber and staff will confer the 1st degree at 10 am, then 1:30 pm and 3 pm masterly exemplifications by Timothy Galvin of Valparaiso. Galvin, Notre Dame graduate and noted attorney, is held in high regard locally. A social hour follows without a banquet.
Five lines linking with transcontinental routes agreed to participate in the proposed cuts. Cincinnati Indianapolis & Western Detroit Toledo & Shoreling Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Akron Canton & Youngstown Mileda St Louis a Western railroads are named. Promulgation of the inherited WOW put the east and west coast on equal footing in shipments. Luce indicated all classes of commodities are included in the decision.
Whiten Bernett, 69, of Blifton, died yesterday in Chester township from an illness and pneumonia. Survived by husband and four children Hares Tu Mollie Bennett and Thel, all of Oscey Markerles. Funeral services planned for Sunday with details pending.
Tad Metcalf Huntington and Marie Metcalf, seventeen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Metcalf, die after illness of tuberculosis. Survived by parents and a sister Miss Laucy Metcalf. a sister had died years earlier of tuberculosis. Funeral services planned at a local church with a minister in charge.
Company E calls its members to assemble at the Southeast corner of Court House at 1 o clock sharp for Decoration Day observances.
A Northwest Indiana Knights of Pythias committee met to finalize initiation of 500 members into the Supreme Chancellors rank to be held June 15. Members Rey Bates Harry Zimmerman Charles Spaulding Calvin Rieman Waldo Beunimer Chirls Znampgen Fort Wayne were among attendees with L. Jasew presiding. a veterans parade will precede the ceremony.
Plans are set for a county alfalfa tour starting from Fort Wayne, passing through Wave, Plena uel, and Ahoite taynahins, ending at the Home of CL Hef gelllnzer in Eel River township. A community meeting will be held June 1 at Lipstertown sales pavilion with a Barry township committee guiding arrangements.
Maurice Niezer leads a city welfare committee planning a social service program to be submitted to the Survey Committee with recommendations for local implementation. Marie Zucker and Gertrude Zucker of the Red Cross will assist from June 1 to June 143, aiding town cooperation and community service funded by the local Red Cross chapter. The next committee meeting is scheduled for March 31 at 3 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce.
Death of William Weiss aged around twelve at home on Tilingis road due to diphtheria at 2 45 pm. He attended School No. 2 Wayne township and is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Emil Weiss two brothers and two sisters. Funeral announcements to follow. Alma Louise Metzger funeral services at Trinity Episcopal church Wednesday morning. Pinerel services from residence and Catholic church. Elizabeth Gudrke Grosh funeral at Anborn with Reverend Hollobeter officiating.
A lively event titled Biz Confetti and Serpentine Dance headlines Kuckuce's tonight. The card promises music, movement, and a festive atmosphere as performers invite patrons to join.
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