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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
1
Senate debate details proposed revisions to the Hogan bill on corporate income tax and surtaxes. Mellon argues for lower rates and broader exemptions to boost revenue, while warnings note potential effects on medicine and commerce.
The county council approved modest budget changes for the next year, adjusting salaries and operating costs. Notable items include a county fair cut from 4000 to 2500, a new fund for public records, and an added 5200 for a new detention flow dome. Taxable property totals and township levies are detailed, with modest increases in the high tax base and tuition fund. Fort Wayne contemplates a small next-year tax rise as council weighs a levy.
Political parties wage bitter war over who won the conflict. Page one final speaking notes revive controversy as to the outcome. Campaigners react with disappointment at developments.
J A Van Karmabeck of Iolland is elected president of the Second Assembly of the League of Nations at Geneva. The news notes his leadership role and the formation of a new leadership slate amid ongoing international talks.
The article surveys Democrats and Republicans debating administration policy and the upcoming New Mexico special election to fill a senate vacancy. It argues no party can claim a decisive test of national approval, as labor unrest, vacations, and slow business recovery shape opinions while both major parties hedge their bets on a broader economic rebound.
Mr and Mrs Quack and Mr and Mrs Davis of Hindiay are guests of Mr and Mrs George Mine ard with Mrs Quick. Vernon Filan left for New Curs Ik on business. Charles Emahtser and family returned from northern Michigan where Urey visited his brother John Emahiger. Noble County teachers institute in Albion well attended and the program proceeding. Grin Wiseman moved into the Kenite property on South Liberty street. Mr and Mrs T Wile south of town entertaining born Tuesday.
Indiana Governor McCray faces a delay as the federal government disputes plans to use a former state sanatorium in Rockville for tuberculosis care of veterans. Veterans Bureau Director Forbes notes approval depends on Mellon committee findings and a proposed $6.1 million from an $18.6 million hospital program.
Hicksville area schools report enrollment at 541 with remaining pupils to enroll, the highest attendance in history. Miss Mary Marcy to replace Diaz Irene Clay at Perrysburg, Elmer Tantz and Miss Nuemi Lantz listed as visiting guests, and numerous staff transfers and local visits noted as the school year begins.
Rainstorms stopped a planned march by 70 union miners from southern Illinois counties near Horseshor. Guards halted their advance toward Roxidare on Wednesday night. three escaped, three others unaccounted for. The situation raised local concern as residents prepared for unfolding events. Nearby, schoolboys form baseball teams and promote Hatfner's Big-Tayto-Loaf Bread.
The American Golfer trophy becomes an added feature of the National Amateur Golf tournament at St Louis Country Club from September 1 to 4. The competition, Sunday September 18 between qualifying and first round, is 34 holes with teams of two from each club. Cabling will be in fours. scoring by rocal play. Entertainment includes pala games, dinners, dances, and vaudeville, with all events ending by 10:00 p.m.
Dublin notes Premier Lloyd George letter to Ulster and Dublin outlining a six point approach for a conference on home rule. The Irish government warns Ulster could block agreement and hints at possible partial abeyance of the act if talks fail. A proposed Inverness meeting is suggested for resolving Irish national aspirations within the empire. The correspondence stresses consent of the governed and cautions against dangerous concessions.
A published note argues for broad mandates terms covering Syria, Lebanon, Mesopotamia and Palestine through Allied victory over Germany. It seeks consular tribunals to stay, civil liberties expansion, education and charity access, full equality for both mandatory and non mandatory nationals, and American approval on any mandate changes. It stresses equal maritime and economic rights, referencing Versailles treaty participants including the United States.
Strodel circulates multiple invitations for Hosey to testify before Fort Wayne’s city council on tax reductions. The piece recounts Democratic and Republican actions, editorials, and public notices surrounding Hosey’s expected bill of particulars and proposed budget cuts in 1921.
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Atlanta residents face a $35,590 reward today for the capture and conviction of the perpetrators behind a dynamiting incident that killed one person and injured several others. Colonel J. Le Due received a $6,000 reward for the ring leader, and Governor Hardwick announced a $500 reward as additional incentive to deter such outrages.
Disjointed article fragment suggests Watson favored for Senate leader with Curtis of Kans and Cummins of Iowa as possible influences. The text hints at leadership struggles and an early change in leadership, noting Watson’s potential election and Curt ay’s possible impact amid unclear details.
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