Milson Addresses Congress In Daylong Session
A lengthy news report covers Milson addressing Congress as plans for a Europe trip loom. Discussion focuses on peace conference actions, senate participation, and the opening of the new session. Officials and party members debate restorations, ratifications, and committee appointments ahead of wartime to peacetime policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onouranse
Senate
Europe
Kerp
Marshall
Tolls
Congress
House
Sina Es Finn Bis
Baber
Chai “Asan Berych
War Ino “Gustries Board
Rupw
Ates
Anbrose W. Kintz Claimed by Death
Anbrose W. Kintz, a noted Fort Wayne resident and Civil War veteran, died suddenly at home on February 22. He served in the 6th Indiana Cavalry and later worked in brick and stone contracting. Survived by wife Layla Milter, three children, four sisters, and three brothers, his funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 PM from 17 Archer Avenue with interment at Lindenwood Cemetery, under Allied and Fort Wayne veterans orders.
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Peruspa
Farr Warne
W. Kins
Soméfeer
Qhia
Alexander
Phoebe Eneckrods
Indiana
Goesterdam
Wich
Tydiana
Abar Redimrat
Fort Wayne
Layla A. Milter
Dap W. Hints
Port Weyne
Mary Thownavn
Cleveland
Ohio
John
Henry Hints
Jacob Mints
Atherton
Rint
LartonaVasna Pest
G. A. TR
Fort Wasne Lodge
Jadats
Lawton-Twayne Fost
Archer Avenue
Lindenwood
Shelicle
Ube & Agl
Ike
Fractured OCR Note Sets Sealer at Tuesday Trial
Fragmentary text shows a court or hearing mention with names and places garbled. Key items include a Tuesday event, references to a sealer or hearings, and individuals tied to a local venue or firm. Content is unreadable in parts but hints at a legal or administrative proceeding and related attendees.
Helen Schneider Dies of Injuries in Accident
Obituary notes Helen Schneider dies from injuries after being struck by a vehicle. Funeral plans and burial details follow, with early references to family members, church affiliations, and residence in Missouri before moving to Ohio.
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Helen Schneider
World War I Vision of Peace and Self-Determination
Fragments discuss a postwar order led by Woodrow Wilson, arguing lasting peace requires self-determination and upholding international law. The text condemns German humiliation and warns that punitive isolation would threaten global peace and expose nations to economic peril.
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Geace
Germany
Mauretania Passengers Vividly Recount War Return
Reports detail the Mauretania voyage from England to New York with British and American soldiers aboard. Storms battered the ship, offshore cheering greeted Admiral Mero, and Captain A. Trustron led a crew once linked to the Titanic rescue. Navy units and detachments filled the returning troop lists. ships Canaopie and Ascanis sail with hundreds of officers and men en route home.
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New York
A. Trustron
Carpathia
Mero
Mauretania
England
Ez Lauder
Solidiers
Gidjer Jan Bay
Aay
War Department
Liverpool
Roston
Canomie
Isail
Boston
New
America to Give Relief to World
The article argues for U S relief to nations starved by war, naming Belgium, northern France, Serbia, Romania, Montenegro, Russia, and Armenia as in urgent need of immediate aid. It stresses not participating in preservation of old empires and warns of the famine’s global impact, urging continued humanitarian action.
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Ritories
Belgium
France
Serbia
Rumania
Montenegro
Russia
Armenia
Aniscita
Austria
Government loans total half billion for railroads
Washington dispatch reports more than half a billion dollars advanced by the government to railroads and transportation lines under its program. Director General Madden announced that 208,546 dollars, including loans and payments, had been provided to operating deficits and for the new standardized equipment, covering April 1 to December 7.
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Washington
Madden
Solf Takes Seat at Peace Table
Dr. Hartmann passes credentials to W S Solf German foreign secretary as representative of the German Austrian republic at the peace conference Solf says German Austria’s decision to join Germany reflects the long desired goal of Germany and expresses deep impression at the move
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Pexlin
Dec. L
Amsterdam
Hartmann
W. S Solf
Dr. Solf
Austria
Germany
Dutch government forms commission on former emperor in Holland
The Dutch government at The Hague on December 1 appointed a commission to report on the status of the former German emperor in the Netherlands. The inquiry will consider the government’s position toward any acts or interventions by William Hohenzollern that might affect Dutch sovereignty and safety.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Holand
William Hohensollern
Holland
Welcome to Richmond General Omar Fundy visit
General Omar Fundy and Mrs Buldy were enthusiastically greeted in Richmond Indiana in a short stop en route to Newcastle. William Dudley Foulke delivered a brief tribute praising the general amid the crowd and the town’s warm reception during the December morning visit.
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Richmond
Jnd
Omar Fundy
Newcastle
Ind
Indiana
Buldy
William Dudley Foulke
Damage Suit Filed After Auto Crash Near Bluffton
Bluffton Indiana December 1 a damage suit has been filed by Finyd Mekigner against David L Teynokis in connection with an auto collision west of the city in April. The case seeks monetary relief for injuries and damages resulting from the crash filed in local court.
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Bluffton
Ind
Finyd Mekigner
David L Teynokis
Uils
Notice to Subscribers United War Work Campaign Fund
First payment of 50 percent on your subscription due December 2 1918. Please pay promptly at any bank in the country district or directly to the Treasurer at The Old National Bank Fort Wayne Ind Henry C Paul Treasurer.
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Old National Bank
Fort, Wayne
Ind
Henry C. Paul
Newville News Briefs Mention Local Visits and Services
In Newville and nearby areas, Dre stone shaw and companions traveled to Angola with Wyeth and family. Julia Wyate plans to stay in town for the winter with her daughter while Blanche Wynd Atee visits. A rain delayed the Thanksgiving service at the U B Church, though Rev. Stanley Buller attended and conducted.
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Newsible
Dre Stone Shaw
Salaiiveg
Angola
Wurttemburg King Indicated. Eisner Successor Named?
Copenhagen dispatches report the King of Württemberg has formally indicated, according to Stuttgart, and Bavaria sends word Premier Eisner may be replaced by Harr Auer as successor.
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Copenhagen
Wurttemburg
Stuttgart
Bavaria
Eisner
Harr Auer
Thanksgiving in Milford as strong winds topple poles
A rough Thursday night near Milford Indiana saw high winds topple poles and blow down trees, disrupting homes and storefronts while residents gathered for a fine basket dinner. The scene drew many locals including Rev Dixon and families from nearby towns. A large crowd attended the Oscar Traught production and community members traveled from Angola and Auburn for events and funerals.
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George Strong
Wits
Rev
Are. Thomas
Milford
Ind
Jacob Grabttl
Herole Eforta
Che Khong
Treea
Data
Brown
Mra
Dixon
Rey
Mt Piensos
Ulb
Supeey Juveciur
Bec
Joan Waehler
Cleveland ‘Waehler
Jee
Nbinuturt
Linn Waehler
Wittupant
Roy Keller
Meer Lsb
Toa
Georgs Luvas
Washiley
Ysaxier
Hicksville Weanesd
Dellanee County
WA Crown and Lauiliz
Angola
Wire ‘Thankesmag
Ara
Jane Greenwell
Laelia Beare Ant von
Frame Sourem
Dire
Pugney Wetenden
Auburn
Jageday
Pugnley
Sulma
Odo
Emery
Comainder
Dhu Taut
Chaciee Dieterhuoy
Tamiy
Sherman
Suzor
Eustis
Dan Diekerbeer
Tes
Frank Schram
Mise
Laura Bebra
Mr Schram
Hartzet Wanaumaker
Butler
Tredo
Ohio
Ty Haw
Win
Twa
Menry J. Herrick
AL J. Countryman
Megh Taylor
Mona
Traxler
Arsen Rensoner
Orlan Hatch
Wildorsen Sayz
Hicksville Doctor Dies of Pneumonia
Hicksville obituary notes the death of a long-time local physician after a thirty-five year career. The doctor was active in the community and medical associations and is survived by family, colleagues, and a training station connection in the Great Lakes region.
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Hicksville
Ricksville
Rome
West Inn
Great Lakes
Darah
Musterale Mustard Ointment Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Musterale as a white oil-based musterd paste that soothes sore throats bronchitis croup and rheumatic pains without blistering. Doctors and nurses allegedly recommend it for chest congestion stiff neck asthma neuralgia and sprains with 30 and hospital sizes offered.
Police Confiscate 6300 Worth Of Liquor In Raid
A raid on Engle's place at the 7900 block of New Haven avenue yielded thirty saloons of liquor valued at 102. The haul, the largest to date in the anti blind tiger campaign, led to Engle's arrest on unlawful possession of liquor with a $7000 bond. Officers had surveilled the suspect after a prior visit and observed the unloading of the cargo before the raid shortly after 1 am.
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John Uncle
Engle
New Haven Avenue
Jone
Lim
Ele
Lima
Wss
Hidlie
Gaele
Uouck
Motorcyclist Hurt In Crash On New Haven Road
Eric Plilfer, motorcyclist, injured after colliding with a car three miles out on the New Haven road at 4 30 yesterday afternoon. Miller, driver of the motorcycle in charge, was thrown to the road and taken to Lutheran hospital with a broken shoulder and injuries to his left leg and hand. C A Hawill of 2415 Mi street drove the other car, moving west as the motorcycle in charge of Miller came from the rear. Vehicle damage estimated between 50 and 100 dollars. Miller treated by Drs. Gross and Gandy at the hospital.
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Eric Plilfer
Molitor Street
Lutheran Hospital
Eute
New Haven
C. A. Hawill
Esele
Miller
Cune
Teentie
Hosanita
Dra. Gross
Gandy
Police Notes Report Runaway Lad Held After Pickup
Christ Weisner was picked up yesterday afternoon by Officer Ankins who drove a runaway lad to the station at about nine o'clock last night where he will be held pending communication with his folks. One Kayser was collared at the Wabash station last night by Detective Guach for lettering charge.
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Christ Weisner
Hisentut
Ankins
Tolks
Kayser
Torkelwyr
HUN SHIPS BUT PART PAYMENT IN WAR OUTPUT
London reports Allied control of German merchant tonnage would reduce submarine losses, with British totals near 8 million tons and Germany sunk around three million tons. Estimates vary as ships seized and ships sunk reshape naval capacity and wartime production.
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London
Gree
Germany
Spain
Holland
Prussia Entered by the Americans Advance Twelve Miles
American troops reported advancing twelve miles into Prussia along the Moselle line with General Pershing nearby to oversee operations. General Brown named military governor and General Smith charged with civil affairs as the advance posts near Coblenz mark a pivotal moment in the campaign.
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Gen. Brown
Gen. Smith
Prussia
Gerpien
Villa
Pershing
Free School Leads Italy Free School Movement
Edward A. Meme reports on Italy's push for free public libraries and compulsory education. F Turati advocates merging schools with libraries and a staged plan to extend attendance to smaller communities. The piece notes Albania's reclamation projects, railway expansion, and Italians’ emphasis on education across mosques and Catholic areas, with schools following military campaigns.
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Edward A. Meme
New York
Dee Toitalv
Gornh
Vurati
Propvses
Italy
Albania
Italkins
Holne
Cingls
Ab Banta
Statian Army
Parma Gate
Tron
Athania
Fort Wayne Business Directory Fragments Reported
A fragmented OCR item lists Fort Wayne businesses by category and address, including auto dealers, coffeehouses, confectioners, tobacco, department stores, and suppliers. Slivers name Becker Metco, Shryock Auto, Griezer Steinhart, Central Rubber, Joyner Cigar, Fort Wayne Coffee Ranch, Frank Dry Goods, Madame Catherines, and others with partial addresses on West Jefferson and West Washington.
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Becker Metco Company
West Washington
Shryock Auto Company
Harrison
Griezer-Steinhart Auto Com
Wesc Jefferson
Autimobile Accessories
Central Rubber & Supply Co
West Jaferson
China
Glausware
AL F Kang & Sons
Rust Couname
al Blegel
Calhoun
Dain Coffee and Teas
Fort, Wayne
Four Men From Europe Shape a New World Order
A long, dramatic piece follows four men born in Sicily, Ireland, France, and Virginia who rise to global influence. George Clemenceau, David Lloyd George, Victor Emmanuel Orlando, and Thomas Woodrow Wilson are portrayed as steering the anti monarchic alliance from Paris, London, Rome, and Washington. The piece links their journeys from humble origins to pivotal world leadership, foreseeing a future where they meet at a table excluding divine right rulers.
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William G. Shepherd
Thomas
Woodroay
Victor Emanure
David Lgid Georgd
George S. Qlemen
Wales
Sicily
Grand Art Palace
Versailles
Thoms
Staynton
Pase Ieland
Stafly
Tuto
Palermo
Garus
Trlumph
Ronnr
Tsar Vietor
Geribaldi
Phomus
Plavne
Virginia
Bor
Manchester
Fingland
Davi
George
Paris
David
Napoleon
France
United States
New York
Jack of Pedents
Italy
Britain
Georges Clemerceau
David Lloyd George
England
Victor Emanuel Orlanta
Thomas Woodrow Wilson
Old World
Wife of ex President Madero visits South Bend
Mrs Francisco Madero wife of ex President Madero of Mexico and her son Gustavo arrived in South Bend last night direct from Mexico City staying in the city for a time observing conditions and meeting local officials and residents
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Mexico
South Bend
South Bend, Int
Francisco Madero
Madero
Mesder
Gustavo
Vnte
City
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Meyer Bros
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Protective Electrical Supply Company
Geo. Hraft Co
S. Kresge & Co
Caihoun Surniturs
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J. A. Oswald
Trenkley & Koerbsr
HK. H. Brothers & Company
Neel Wayate
Epstein Co
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Prash's Clothing House
East Sntains
W. J. Telder & Co
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Bute
Calcut
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Puckart
Howse
New Hudson
Calhoun Shoes
Ayip
Calhoun Boston
Thuibuun Vupstairs
Ebnney Company
East Main
Reed Shoe Company
Callyoun
Linen
Sanple
Cal
Thine & UN
East Berm
West Main
Palace
Washington and
Moving Pictures
Caliban
Ort Warne & Northern Indiana Traction Commons
W. T. Grant Company
Odd Fellows
Garner Calhoin
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