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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1921
Page
1
Washington report: MS meet plans a push to finish the conference task after French sessions stalled progress. The aim is to advance reconstruction efforts and accelerate healing through renewed American dialogue and a healing mission.
Washington news analysis argues the upcoming conference on armament in Washington will shape postwar policy. The writer notes the event’s title masks a broader aim to reassess Far Eastern and Pacific issues, naval builds, and military needs, signaling a reconstruction mindset amid shifting diplomacy. Continued on Page 5, Column 6.
Washington Oct 3 Renewal of the soldiers bonus fight stalled the tax revision bill. A four hours discussion followed a Reed amendment to fund costs of a five way adjustment plan. Democratic and Republican measures clashed over maintaining or repealing taxes on corporations as talks continued.
An expert medical witness testified to factors surrounding the Santa hotel party linked to Arbuckle. The testimony aimed to support his defense in the California case regarding manslaughter claims, with references to the 1913 trial context and related proceedings.
William J Hosey pledges Democratic support for a city owned electric light and power monopoly in Fort Wayne. He decries Republican policies, vows to repeal the public service commission law, and to cut utility rates if elected. He asserts the fighting plant’s Democratic origins and promises no effort will be spared to achieve city control.
A circulated letter from Mrs Edith E Longfield Republican woman chairman urges Fort Wayne voters to back George Gillie as an honest efficient mayoral candidate. The note contrasts Gillie with Rosey and warns about broadcasts attacking candidates, urging integrity at home and in leadership.
Judge Aiken told a crowded meeting last night why he supports William J. Hosey over Doctor Gillie for mayor. He cited Hosey as honest and opposed to the clique backing Cutshall, arguing Gillie would follow masters’ orders and the city would be run by a syndicate instead.
A fire at the East Columbia Street grocery warehouse caused heavy damage before 7 pm. George Whiteman alerted responders as smoke filled the building, with the basement flooded and hundreds of barrels and stored goods submerged. Loss estimated well above $500, insurance to cover.
During Fort Wayne's Halloween observance there were more automobiles in downtown than during the day, yet no traffic officers were visible at Calhoun Street corners for blocks. The result was congestion and danger as street traffic crawled. This is presented as another example of City Hall efficiency.
In a public statement from the second ward, Republican councilman candidate BUchAnaMs vows to support W. J. Hosey for four years, urging focus on Third Street paving and street widening. He criticizes current street policies and questions traction company poles, urging voters to back Hosey.
Fragmented text describes a convention with mentions of Legon and Cho Fam. The piece references searches, officials, and legal actions from a chaotic report, including names like Admiral Tatty and various locations such as New Orleans and Cincinnati.
South Bend kept its city tax rate at 9 percent this year amid rival claims of higher valuations compared with Means ville and Fort Wayne. The GOP voices criticize perceived increases while defenders say assessments show larger gains elsewhere.
Federal Judge B Anderson Fulner issued a temporary order barring union officials and members in Williamson West Virginia from using any means to organize or press for recognition. The ruling targets the check off system and union dues withdrawals amid a four year strike marked by violence. News from Knox county Indiana reports 3000 miners banned from meetings as the order takes effect pending court changes.
Arthur Meyers, 17, son of Edwhard Meyers of 168 Greeley Street, was rushed to St Joseph's Hospital after an accidental shooting tore away part of his shoulder. The incident occurred while he was with a companion on a painting expedition west of the city, and responders transported him as routes to the hospital were obstructed by traffic. The patient remained under care as medical staff attended to his injuries.
A demonstration voting machine is installed at Democrate headquarters at Harrison and Berry streets third Ward. Clerks demonstrate the machine constantly and offer information to voters. The message urges pulling the second lever and ends with Clean out the city.
British premier secures anticipated Commons mandate to press Sinn Fein discussions while Unionist MPs move to censure Lloyd George’s approach. The House appears poised to back government efforts amid ongoing negotiations and political tension.
In London on October 31, the government won approval to press ahead with Irish negotiations. The unionists’ motion censuring the talks was defeated 429 to. The prime minister claimed progress but offered no details on De Valera’s independence claim or Ulster confederation plans. He warned of possible renewed guerrilla warfare if talks fail and argued for broader powers for Ulster to govern. The speech drew mixed reactions with support from unionists and opposition from Labour figures, who urged negotiating rather than renewed repression.
Two brothers were held in Antonto Texas amid investigations into a substantial theft surpassing two million dollars. Authorities described a complex scheme involving forged equipment and misappropriated funds linked to multiple entities, with kin involved and several accomplices identified.
Army records show Sergeant Woodfill, hero of Meuse Argonne, honored by Pershing for outstanding valor. Stationed at Fort Thomas, Woodfill is celebrated alongside Alvin York and Charles Whittlesey for silencing German machine guns and leading decisive assaults. Details to follow on page 3.
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