Santa of the Stricken Home Appeals for Fort Wayne Kids
The Journal-Gazette calls for Christmas fund contributions to aid poor children in Fort Wayne. It recalls Santa’s party at the Palace, the $400 spent on stockings, and volunteers aiding with ticketing and distribution. It urges readers to help ensure coats, shoes, and presents for needy children, stressing a duty to keep faith in Santa alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Santa Claus
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Fort Wayne
Board of the
Child of the
Santa
Jesse Spalding
Mary Pothoff
Grey Man
Christ
James Rietinin
Creliry
State For Provident
Pan Owersbad Tea
Buchanan
Jude Polis
Uuetatiat
Las Deep
Wehauun
Pal
Polk
Jiu
Jackson
Weil
Burhanan Derelie
Ines Hoyer
Ti Bitte
Ube
Fort Wayne Daily Subscriptions Terms 1920
The notice outlines daily and Sunday subscription options for Fort Wayne, including in-town and mail rates. It lists prices for daily with or without Sunday, annual rates, and extended radius offerings. The December 12, 1920 date marks the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Pally
Advange
Sally
KABBAGES AND KINGS A tale of Morton portrait mystery
The article recounts the loss and rediscovery of an Indiana governor Oliver Morton portrait by Mario Vinir funded by the state, its storage, and eventual return to the statehouse library. It also touches on political themes and figures of the era, including Blair, the legislature, and debates on public art and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Morton
Mario Vinir
Blair
Lielair
Yisitime Thy'sitte
Morton
Ib Yun
Che Marion Tate
Tellewins
Ievita
Lincoln
Dale
Semren
Italy
Meir
Wilson
Ferry
Eureka
Oliver J. Morton
Indiana
Penera
Shorioch Olmes
Reverend Sampel Wagenhals remembered in Fort Wayne obituary
The Rev. Sampel Wagenhals, longtime Fort Wayne clergyman, left a lasting imprint on the community through decades of service. His death echoes through his family and church, marking a profound loss to the city and to those he guided at weddings, christenings, and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Samuel Wagenas
Willy
Wineenhala
Martial Law and Ireland in a Formally Announced War
A transcription of a 19th-century style critique discusses martial law in Ireland, noting armed 100,000 troops, armored cars, and tanks in Dublin streets. It considers the formal declaration as a shift from nighttime reprisals to ceremonial procedures and questions the legitimacy of courts and authorities, while citing press coverage and parliamentary figures.
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Marth Tay
Murhan
Ireland
Dublin
Cori
Mintis
Martin
Thun
Wren
Luccine
Jean de Macgillac
James Frepen
Asquith
Morley
Gardiner
Bower Thing
Wut
Archer
Where Oil and Water Mix in Political Debate
A garbled historical passage suggests a factional clash over oil policy and party loyalty. It mentions Colonel George, Charles de Aughes, Fortier Leauher, and Woodrow Wilson with debate over amendments and party confidence, hinting at a 1912 era political contention among Republicans and their allies.
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Alpes Eiebs Setae Ag
Tenagraois Company
Foeaterio
George Daevey
Charles de Aughes
Fortier
Sane Horton
Woodrow Wilson
Amd
Ag Barton
Vott
British plan on Egypt independence and Nile trade rights
A fragment outlines a British proposal for Egyptian independence while preserving Great Britain's influence in the Nile region. It envisions limited Egyptian autonomy, trade access without external consent, and potential Turkish or Tagish involvement without full sovereignty. The text is unclear and garbled.
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Milner
Ariuin
Mieypl
Nile
Pet
Waelind
User
Varios
Alamisiad
Herbert Hoover Discovers New Path for Farmers Support
The speaker cites Herbert Hoover urging farmers and workers to unite for national prosperity. He emphasizes independence from world markets and praises self reliance while warning of burdens from dependence. The passage advocates industry and resilience as essential to economic strength.
Our Cable Controversy Amid Global Tensions
Fragmented OCR text shows a debate over a cable positioning amid senate committee actions and international powers. Mentions Living Cabot Ledae, Hermie Gables Chere, Mi WT Prange, Japan, Italy, and the Azores. References shift of signals and alliances, with unclear dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cabot Ledae
Annaunges
Wilaan
Hermie Gables
Prange
Japa
Stablwadaor
Pep Odin
Waldy
New York
Tivestyin
Azores
Ginn
Patys
Pruner
Thaly
President Wilson and the Peace Prize debate
Fragmented text discusses President Wilson in relation to a peace prize, referencing recognition for services toward peace and the Sobel Moore prize. It critiques media bias and political contention, mentioning public figures and a broader context of wartime diplomacy and humanity without clear outcomes.
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Awilanti
Pete
Gomi
Wille Wibean
Petkines
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Washington
Bla Gay
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Peter Jufferson
Eabinet
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Puite
Monroe
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Japan
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Ghent
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Leora
Rally
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URNA
LANG
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PMA Gia
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Thuc Hardison
Aig
Rev
Sampel Wagenhals
Melalung
Helga
Gorman
Evidenen
Dockworth
Namie
Leeland
Pete Ain
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Eniversitieg
Urea Siti
Marvey
Polly Trddent Wilson
Weel
Mr Iirding
Flo
Hughes
Burtot
Mighel
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Murvey
Thia
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Herbert Hoover
Arolay
Herbert Foyer
Viking
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