24 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1921
Page
1
A fractured debate unfolds as German peace terms face staunch Republican resistance. Critics argue the Versail les accord is inadequately reflected, citing fears of executive overreach and congressional exclusion from allied actions. Debate centers on the treaty’s scope, with opponents warning of entangling commitments without broader constitutional approval.
Dr Davitt Poble of Dayton presents four Moon pictures at the Majestic theater Sunday at 10 for a lecture on everlasting life. The event is hosted by the International Bible Students association and claims the Bible proves life after death, with slides shown across Marion Cincinnati Africa Richmond and Indianapolis to illustrate the point.
A Senate committee favored pacts with notable figures like Jenna and Lori cited among supporters and opponents. The session saw Republicans and Democrats split over ratification, with key legislators signaling continued opposition to certain treaties and a tense path forward amid party lines.
Reverend Morton spoke to a gathered audience at the Sag Creigh ton Church of Christ about the church’s mission in South America and Paraguay. The conference opened with devotions led by Rev. Maree Ward Cole and Rev. Townsend, with Morton and others outlining missionary work and next sessions.
Police probe the New York slaying of Miss Guttschalk with Borland and Miss Lawes amid a tornado of rumors. Witnesses describe gunfire near Belairmerhorn Street, a bloody arm wound, and a hurried escape as investigators search for motive while questioning Mrs. Tennons and Mrs. Hanan.
Beginning Monday September 26 Fort Wayne High School will offer an evening course program at Barr and Lewis streets. The catalog lists Salesmanship Credit and Collections Economics Business English Law English Literature French Public Speaking Higher Mathematics Journalism Psychology Spanish Selene Account ing Hygiene advertising and more. Open to all contact LA EXTENSION at phone 2532 for details.
Vice president Calvin Coolidge appears at a political meeting in Haverhill endorsing Colonel A Piatt Andrew for Congress in the Eleventh district. He lauds the current administration’s peacetime progress, arguing government harmony and restraint, and urges voters to judge by accomplishments and policy rather than rhetoric.
The article describes Howat and Lewis engaging in a heated dispute over mine labor contracts and operator control. It notes tensions between miners, international officers, and the operators with threats of further actions if agreements are not upheld. A convention vote and potential dissent among delegates are reported.
Harrison and Jefferson venue announces open for dancing Saturday night with live entertainment and a social atmosphere.>
Semnacher recounts scenes at Fatty Arbuckle's suite including Edna Rappe found unconscious in 1229 and torn garments scattered around. Witness describes the two room exits, a ten minute recess, and Arbuckle returning in pajamas before leaving for the night as the court adjourns without a full ruling.
Multiple deaths reported from Rochester area with survivors listed. Anna Paddy, 56, sister of Charlea Paddy, died at home. Ruth Gauer, 22, died at St Joseph's Hospital, survived by husband Clarence and extended family. Macy Dita Yurtem, 84, died at home of her daughter, funeral at Christ Church. Louis Griebel and Arthur D. Jong, Charles A. Scraefer, Mary Aber, and others have funeral services scheduled at local chapels and churches. Burial plans in Lindenwood, New Haven, Arcola, Taindanweod, and Catholic cemeteries noted. several services led by local clergy with various family survivors listed.
A traction stockkeeper was found dead at Barns, with investigators noting a robbery and murder theory. The victim, about 62, was once connected to the Cathode portal at Vor. Funeral arrangements point to the Cathedral of Munday, with burial at the Wyatt home area. A sum of nearly $790 in currency linked to the case was reported as missing. Local authorities, including Nat and Peabody, are pursuing the murder theory.
In Decatur Indiana on September 22 witnesses for the defense testified as Eugene Cole of Fort Wayne faces trial in Adams Circuit Court for an attempted bank robbery. Detectives Junk and Godfray aided in capture, Cole claimed to be unwilling. Jury seated, testimony to continue Monday with Randall and Gibson expected. Suspects McDaniels and Berrone were brought in in irons under guard.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a local political scene with names and factions. Mentions Pui Hang Trea Dorap and the Jearmer party amid tensions. References a rump ticket and a November election with unclear details and safety concerns.
Plans for a 1,500,000 hotel proceed with construction to begin before year end. Officials anticipate completion once funding and approvals are secured, with the project led by a named hotel company and involved local authorities.
Polivewomen nab two men at a club dance after reports of heavy drinking and disorder. Police say both suspects faced charges and were held for morning court appearances.
Police court heard Oster man Asterman accuse his wife of heavy tobacco chewing and insults as a bar order was issued amid a volatile dispute. He was released on $7 weekly support after testifying to prior divorce efforts while his wife claimed his wandering ways. In separate cases Forest Martin and Floyd Irvin faced fines for buying a stolen pocketbook from a nurse at St Joseph's Hospital with ten days in jail suspended for good behavior.
Paul Sullivan is brought to this city from Toledo on charges related to armed confrontation and theft counsel. Detectives detailed the case as they processed the suspects and prepared for further hearings in the local court following their arrest in Toledo.
Police discovered a suitcase believed tied to conductor Rid Wdwif, with fragments of Kendallvel and Kendallvidte landmarks mentioned. In Calhoun street last night, officers found it near a vehicle, and debate whether ownership will be determined. Investigators, including Grand Duanet, shelved the case as wire desertion.
A court is asked to issue an injunction against a miners organization. The filing cites extortion uses influence, and intimidation aimed at workers and employers alike. The action names Johny Lewis as president and notes involvement of Topper Brothers and Hosiery division hires in the dispute. Minne Neidhammer to begin new position this month.
William Brown, ex Ubscuro member and former fire department member, jailed after midnight on disorderly conduct amid an altercation with Sergeant Joe Crowell. Brown claims he attended a Republican pow wow and will “wake it hot” for Crowell, while officers report Brown used abusive language and struck Crowell outside a Palace of Sweets, prompting police to intervene. A complaint was filed by the proprietor of a local confectionery store.
Contests editor notes a busy day with coupons and subscriptions flooding in as votes near the close. An error yesterday left a coupon out of The Press, apologized for, and a new coupon appeared today. Loretta Starr leads ahead of rivals Erna Dart and Mrs Clarke with increasing entries and rapid vote growth.
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