04 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne News And Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
1
Police court notes report multiple defendants arrested in Rockee city on alleged traffic and disorder charges. Cases include fines and continuances, with chatter about winter driving rules and vehicle obstruction near a public entrance.
The passage describes unclear health threats and alleged remedies, mentioning erip and qweneiemia and urging strength to fight oils. It references Mother John's Mevbeing and a Tire md whatesime with long history, claiming over 65 years of success and offering free Poin aenhyl or dan- Rorons rays for all families, framed as universal aid.
Local authorities report failure to locate a 74 year old man described as average height with light beard and medium build after he wandered from his home in November. The article outlines multiple court actions, detentions, and fines involving individuals connected to theft, loitering, and disorderly conduct, including cases tied to train and station incidents, a Pennsy rail case, and a short weigh charge against a bear company. The piece also notes family concern from the man's wife and relatives, detailing the community’s anxious efforts and ongoing police investigations.
In a disputed domestic matter at 1122 Leonitwa ny, Shum promised the officer he would leave the home soon after an affidavit. The session opened with testimony about a threat and alleged violence, and the couple agreed to end the dispute and restore family ties, with children present. The judge adjourned after restoring semblance of peace.
A Fort Wayne oriented recap from late November notes a funeral at St Peters, a city hospital event, and several local shifts. The report lists births, awards, appointments, and visits by residents like Dr. Amely and Mrs. Landis, plus mentions of gas rate disputes and courthouse actions. Names include Bishop, Landis, Myers, Dilly, and Connors among others, with assorted regional references to Lataverne Street, Warsaw, Van Wert, and Chicago.
A garbled notice reports Hagerty resigning as deputy U S marshal effective December 1 at Fort Wayne. It notes a transition period through December 13 and mentions Filliam Unseady as interim, with unspecified authority and a winter federal duties phase.
The file describes a downtown building at 226 West Main Street tied to Charles Vi Jacoby and heirs of FLW. It notes a $910,225 sale, occupancy by Tinian Girnah Bakery, and a 32 foot front on Main Street with 150 foot depth.
A fragmented notice outlines memorial services for deceased members of the Fort Wasa lodge, with plans for a candlelit service at Ske temple, a roll call of absent brothers, eulogies, and a benediction. It lists officers, committee members, and a memorial choir, though many details are garbled.
The Y M C A in Fort Wayne wraps its inaugural year with a grand open house and a program of activities for youths aged 12 to 18. The event highlights include swimming lessons, athletic leagues, and community offerings, drawing hundreds of participants and showcasing ongoing educational and recreational supports.
A fragmentary report describes extensive highway damage from storms. Roads near Lincoln, Rome, Weldon, and adjacent routes show rockfalls, washouts, and gravel spread. Several detours and closures are noted with mile markers and affected towns, urging caution.
A busy week looms at the Chamber of Scramerco with a slate of activities and promises of swift progress. On Monday morning an incident involving robbers at a gilt stage disrupted plans.
Lawrance Ballou, song leader for Sorvieng Inc, arrives to succeed Berry Murvison this week. He leads community singing across the area as activities resume and local groups unite in song.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a Chamber of Commerce week with meetings. Merchants, the Good Roads Bureau, and related organizations schedule gatherings Tuesday through Friday, including Wednesday events, as part of wholesale problems and civic discussions.
A pedestrian collision early this morning near Fourth Street and Manca Avenue left the victim with a head injury and multiple contusions after being struck by a delivery vehicle. Police reported the crash involved Getz Starp and Orr orders, with witnesses stating the victim was found unconscious beside the roadway. The patient was treated at St Joseph's Hospital and listed in serious but stable condition.
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