07 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
1
The report praises American farmers for sacrifices that helped set the stage for price reductions across industry. It notes Europe’s supply constraints and predicts a return to demand for farm products at remunerative prices, while acknowledging lingering doubts about the pace of economic normalization.
The trial of Floyd Garrett of Wheatfield for first degree murder in the killing of Robert Barrett of Chicago opened in Kentland on Tuesday. Attendance was large and the defendant's wife is unable to attend due to a nervous collapse.
Mrs Edward Mayhugh entertains her Sunday school class last Thursday evening. Mrs Ira Shafer has improved after a recent birth and the crisis is over. A food market at Punan's Meat Market on Saturday April 9 begins at 9 o'clock to raise funds to pay for a Victrola for the school. Mr and Mrs Ernest Kra ger of near Kewanna visited Mrs Westphal and family. Jasper County Farm Bureau arranges with Babcock Elevator to receive farmers gift corn for starving rope, with loading stations in the county.
The article notes agreements handled during the day with unions to decide on concessions. Crete craft representatives reportedly will not decide yet and await union input. The issue may go to the railroad wage board for settlement after unions consider their positions.
The governor calls for resignations of state highway commission members as part of a department reorganization. Some commissioners may be retained, while L. H. Wright has not yet been asked to resign. Lawrence Lyons, a governor campaign adviser, is expected to be named to the post.
Medaryville Journal reports Francesville High School basketball team defeated the locals to claim the county title in a fast game at Brookfast on Friday evening.
Piano tuning listed for Peter Kahler of Star City Indiana with note to leave orders at Tribune Office. Walter Engle conducted business in Winamac yesterday. Garden Seeds advertised as largest packager at Nolan's Grocery. James and Bertha Hayworth with Mr and Mrs Orla Clouse visited Rensselaer last Sunday. A farm wanted notice seeks owner or land for fall delivery. Band benefit planned at the opera house this evening with home talent minstrels. seats sold quickly at City Drug Store. Some Washington journalists protest secrecy as Secretary Hughes sent notes to Costa Rica.
A fragment expresses disdain for oppressive laws and a tyrannical government. It suggests socialistic political capital won’t materialize and rejects the idea of grand public outcry, using harsh language about the system.
A Chicago court ruled an automobile a deadly weapon after a man was convicted of a vicious murderous attack using the car as the instrument. The verdict follows a confrontation where a pistol was also involved and a bystander was struck.
The Tribune prints a letter from Mr and Mrs Charles Crawford long-time readers now living in Streator Illinois. They note farm labor shortages there despite factory reopenings and credit a tractor operated by their young sons for easing their workload.
The piece argues that public policy and voter perception favor incumbents who stay in office, noting that long serving lawmakers build a personal machine and resist removal. It suggests county officials may oppose a cited amendment, though their exact stance is unclear.
August notes indicate Tigler was down in the vicinity of Medaryville yesterday, with no further details provided on circumstances or condition.
A troubled young woman traveling from Terre Haute to Indianapolis on a Monon train received aid from Shriners and Dr Washburn. After being stranded with only seven dollars and needing medical care, she was promised hospital care in Indianapolis. A stranger donated about fifty dollars to help her, marking the first kindness she had experienced from outsiders.
The marriage of Miss Tetzloff, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Tetzloff, to George Kroft, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Kroft, was held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock in the bride’s home with E Weiss officiating. The ceremony appeared beautiful and impressive.
The administration declares a clear plan to press Germany to fulfill obligations under the peace settlement. Officials emphasize U S will oppose intergovernmental delays and insist on concrete payment. The move is framed as a decisive policy shift following the recent election results.
A Monticello child was crushed beneath a truck in an alley after an older brother started the vehicle while the boy was playing nearby. The mother briefly left the scene to attend to the home, leaving the child with the onlooker witness.
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