Dedication of New School Weaves Civic Spiritual Unity
The dedication follows a blessing ceremony for the DuGing school project led by clergy including Very Rev. Jon Cees and Rev. Delaney. Speakers praise Christian education, commend Father Cavanaugh and Father Delaney, and urge parents to educate children while honoring Mothers and the parish community. The event features parish clergy, a St Patrick’s choir, and remarks on the role of education in faith and civic life.
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Jon Cees
Ove Bama
Anguilie
Um. RI
Ista Kaepin
Delaney
Dy & Tribula Co
Bistop Aniline
Homs
Father Delaney
Father Cavanaugh
America
Delay
Thomas FE. Wish
Notre Damme
Ferber
St Patrick's Church
Cavanaugh
Noring Nore
Giang Rapids
St. Patrick’s Pavish
Deroy
Diwla
Othey
Jay Mareers
God
Christ
Ole Thurman Wistom
Heaven
Webose Chen
Farah
Sutiul Sibute
Ferzakin Kame
Mahurin & Manerin
Clerg
John Keller
Startford City
Joseph A. Linn
Academii
Edward Dillon
Steresary
Maser
Simona L. Yonn
Musica
Wronel
St Reay
Alesius Schuette
Thev. Sobatl Cookinring
St Wary
Augustine's Académy
St. Cath |Forlie
St. John's Setwol
Ineinnapsls
Mary Corll
Fort Wayne merchants back plan to combat plague risks
The city council backed health measures urged by merchants led by Konr Koerner to protect lives. The plan includes ventilating stores, keeping fires lit, and opening windows and doors to reduce crowding during the emergency period.
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Gontinyay
Wate Caifou
Fort Wayne
Mr. Koerner
Predictions for Fifth Liberty Loan Rally Report
The document reports a political event predicting strong support for the Fifth Liberty Loan. It notes remarks by McAdunsey about public sentiment and the balance between government and party influence. The piece mentions a register meeting and district hall discussions in the context of wartime mobilization.
Vice President Speaks at Red Cross Rally
The vice president urged unity and justice as a rally at the Red Cross emphasized national duty. He affirmed domestic progress will come through cooperation and fair treatment for all classes, promising renewed effort and civic duty.
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RED Cross
Vice Press
Marshall
Leer
Ram Te Magi
Elcar Visinn
Navy Guard and Mexicans Fight Aboard Monterey
The Monterey sailing from an unnamed port faced a clash between its crew and Mexican individuals after a shore incident. Fire exchanged, several Mexicans were reported to have fallen as naval guards used arms to suppress the attack. Investigations and diplomatic steps followed, with ship officers questioned and security heightened for the voyage.
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Tueers
Tunis
Monterey
Larbor
Cypner
Astore
Berry
Henang
Lowerus
Wreday
Simmner
Mets
Judge Mack Heads Jewish Congress Read in Philadelphia
Judge Mack of Cirrusca presided over the first Jewish congress in American history held on the continent. The event united Jews of all factions to discuss unity and welfare, described by a speaker as one of the most momentous epochs in Jewish life.
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Philadelthia
Iwige
W. Mack
Ctricusa
Ofatr
Munclvail
Amiaresny Jewry
Wear
Rte
Lieut Qupre Honorable Discharge
Lieut Qupre is honorably discharged from the United States Army Reserve corps. The officer, last based at Fort Wayne, is noted for medical duties as a surgeon intern. He remains assigned to base hospital duties at Pere Ritex as part of post discharge records.
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Fort Wayne
United Jes Army
Mii
Pere Ritex
Berlin Soldiers Enter City In Wake of Coup
Dispatch reports troops of the guard division entered Berlin to disperse dissent and assert control after a direct action against Nicero Markenbuhr. The scene is chaotic with uncertainty over the front and the official response remains unclear.
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Berlin
Satie
Tie Agsmnated Press
Ius Pitt Lafaetry
Nicero Markenbuhr
Selliers
City News Diate Ve Joknannin Beare
The fragmentary report mentions a city event involving local residents and officials at a harbor area. It references services and a nearby parcel of land with unclear details about date, place, or outcome.
Death sentences in Austrian military tribunals reach 11,400
Vienna officials report via Berlin dispatch that Austrian military tribunals sentenced 11,400 people to death and carried out executions during the week. The tally reflects ongoing wartime justice within the empire’s military districts.
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Amsterdam
Supreme Military Tribunal
Vienna
Berlin
Handelsblad
Township Meetings to Gauge Red Cross Effort Countywide
Several townships plan Red Cross meetings this week at schools halls and banks with captains named for Jefferson Washington Milan and Lafayette townships among others. A countywide enrollment effort aims to surpass 50 000 participants, with a push to recruit all residents over school age through a flexible membership drive and a one dollar contribution.
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Weeley Peery
Hayertown
al E. Church
Thesdey
Roy Faylor
Eaptein Jazz Townanip
Center Actool
Albert G. Felger
Jefferson Township
Center School
Orickeapenly
Jackson Township
Ard & Mowres
Pleasant Township
Shetloy
Hause
Martin Spelnger
Washington
Haury
Kolmerton
Austins
New Heven Town Hall
Manten Grotrian
Lafayette Townshi Hous
Kekool Leon Center
Merlin Townshs
Afonroetille
Milan Township
Eranine
Aldeteh Ringwalt
Captel River Township
V'Elloek
Alpha Bear
Sciply
Center
Willam Seboppelne Ptain
New Haven
Red Cross
Gaver Cravill
Olen County
Heits
Bohn
Allen County
Police Report From City Streets In Random Fragments
Fragmented police notes describe street incidents including a boy missing, a home return, a drunken pickup, a fire station inquiry, a hospital confinement, a house being moved by ambulance, and a patrol run to a freight yard. Names and places are garbled in the OCR but indicate multiple citywide disturbances and investigations.
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Joa Menie
Serra Pemenings
Jyven
Blin
Teresh Bar
Qollen
Tax on Airplanes Looms in Indiana Legislature
Indiana tax measures take shape as the state tax commission drafts a 18-A plan for next session. Proposals include taxing personal property such as automobiles and aircraft and target a few airplanes tied to government depots and operator assets.
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Indianapolis
Eirplimre
Seavion
Peovistona
Afr
Wreorer
Wopur
President Wilson's Paris Welcome Amid War Debates
Paris dispatches describe President Wilson's arrival and reception in Paris as crowds gather outside the Murat house guarded by US agents. Reports note his tactful stance on peace and justice, with observers calling his presence a sign that justice has struck, while French officials and socialist delegates pay respects.
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Presidane Poin Carey
Commenta
Wyson
Wyson Nis
Wilson
Paris
Petit Journal
Murat
United States
Secret Service
Lee Odes
Thomas Nelson
Paria
Eadward M. House
H. Bliss
Welcome by Italians Headline Wilson Visit to Europe
The Twian press welcomes President Wilson to Europe with editorials praising his war leadership. Officials anticipate his arrival in Rome as workers erect stands and streets fill with crowds. The sentiment marks a rare shift, viewing him as a beacon for a better world amid ongoing conflict.
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Wilson
Europe
Epoviia
Nepoleoti
Bint
Twly
Rome
Stretts
Berlin reports arrival and reaction to Paris policy stances
Berlin papers display 13 December coverage on the president and his policy, noting that prominent editorials attack the president while journalists now feel deceived by prior assurances. The scene shows intense scrutiny of presidential utterances and foreign policy debates.
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Berlin
Paris
President Wilson Visits Lafaye Tomb In 1920 Mystery
President Wilson traveled to Lafaye and attended the wreath ceremony. Admiral Greyson delivered the wreath and explained the customs while a gatekeeper and nearby convent observers watched in astonishment. The president left a personal inscription on his card and departed to the Bicpus cemetery amid respectful attention from locals and nuns.
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Lamb of
Lafaye
Hartys
Bicpus
Danish resolutions honor impact of peace efforts
In Copenhagen on December 1 a mass gathering led by Mayor Cope Hazen adopted a resolution praising the work toward a just peace. The Danish assembly, representing all sectors of society, commended the leader for advancing the right of peoples to determine their future, emphasizing noninterference and broader freedom.
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Copenhagen
Copehazen
Entry of Genetis Fayotte and Manin at Maverrs
The entry of Genetis Fayotte and Manin into Maverrs at 2 o'clock created a pressurized impression among the crowd. It was one of the most memorable ceremonies of the occupation, attracting papillotator attention and leaving lasting memories for onlookers.
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Satirdas
Genetis Fayotte Ani Manin
Maverrs
Aa Petra
Try Journal Gazette Want Ads They Arg Results One Cent a Word
Article notes low cost classified advertising in the Journal Gazette with a penny per word rate and a call for readers to submit notices and listings. It emphasizes affordability and quick placement.
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Journal-Gazette
American Troops Reach Objectives Across Siam Front
American forces report success across Siam as divisions advance to key locations along a 220 kilometer front. Bridgehead units hold positions near Cobiernz with public buildings serving as HQs and soldiers billeted in hotels and houses as they consolidate the line.
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Goneration
Welsted Press
Ntuqittol
Siam
Fay Wal
Amel
Cobiernz
Sind
Sanday
Italians Suffer Heavy Casualties in War Report
New York dispatch reports Italy with a population around Ye000 and 5,500,000 men mobilized. General Emilio Suguemetti, military attache, cites about 1,600,100 war casualties, including 300,000 killed or died of wounds and 600,000 permanently displaced, noting allied nations faced similar losses and that the Red Cross work continues.
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New York
de Rators
Emilio Suguemetti
Suguemnett
Unite States
Toxson
Gugliemett
Heserted
Red Cross
Indiana Association of Sain tan Brokery convention actions
The Indiana Association of Saint Tan Brokerage held its annual convention at the Chaplani Hotel in Indianapolis last week. Members discussed forming a nationalized organization to police brokerage, with ideas to regulate fair practices and protect lenders and borrowers under new Indiana law. The group, led by President C Brughshman and Treasurer W R Hancock, aims to strengthen oversight and public understanding of the trade.
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Indiana Association of Saintan
Hich
Giarpani
Indiana
Veaf
Qu Wrokern
Joan Ian Naw
Nie Tag Wu
R. F. Hartz
Ray
Ordor
Robert HM. Prass
Stati Auditor's Office
Asa
Bruugshman
Marion
County Assessor William Egzernin Seriously Ill
County Assessor William Egzernin, long-serving official, has fallen seriously ill and is reportedly resting at home in Pontiac. The health issue has prompted concern among local officials and residents.
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William Egzernin
Alten Cang
Niitsa
Pontiac
Aig Vandttot
Evian value: Evian 8 unable to dock in heavy fog
Heavy fog over New York harbor prevents the American transport Leviathan and allied ships from docking. Leviathan expected to dock tomorrow if channel conditions improve. French steamer Chivoine freed after grounding in lower harbor. voyage to Bordeaux resumed. Plans for Inter Allied Conference assembling amid British election delays push formal session to January 1.
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New York
Peco
Levirethan
France
Randy Hook
Stenenship
Chivoxe
Morward Sound
Rehtine
Bordeaux
Paris
Dee T
Trowae
Fromier Lloyd George
Minter Balfour
Seston
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