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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
3
Fragmented late 19th or early 20th century style political quarrel described with heated rhetoric. The piece discusses party convention tensions, loyalties between northern and southern factions, and calls for actions surrounding wartime rhetoric, liberty bonds, and political alignment amid national conflict. Includes denunciations of perceived disloyalty and appeals to national unity.
The speaker condemns Governor Goodrich for sneering at democracy and accusing the United States of trying to impose governments on other nations. It argues the war pits democracy against autocracy and asserts U.S. aims are not to force systems abroad but to oppose autocratic domination.
A garbled OCR style note references Tot Watson and Rose in a contest context. It hints at a champion named Mi Reese Valr defending stakes and oxen, with mentions of Wat son, Ne Relectable pineampoap, and Japgiuige. The text is fragmentary and the core actions are obscured.
A fragmentary retrospective discusses belated belligerency claims, political maneuvering, and wartime policy debates. It notes a tense election period, shifting loyalties, and concerns over unity in the face of factional divides. References to political figures and foreign policy hints illustrate a contentious lead-up to national decisions.
A garbled address to a state convention shows Senvloy New seeking a defender against partisan attacks on President Willam. The text hints at political strategy and opposition to Amilleri candidates as Lena Foe Gow is mentioned in a distorted line.
The text critiques political sparring around wartime policy, noting opposition to the president and the lack of Democratic or Republican consensus. It accuses a senator of constructing straw men to attack, while urging cautious, principled action and highlighting party dynamics.
The article describes Tom Marshalls homecoming as a humble return to his old neighbors in Whitley County. It portrays him avoiding pomp, engaging with townspeople in stores and streets, and reaffirming ties with the genuine people who know him as the same figure who served as governor and twice as president.
Beveridge argues against the League to Enforce Peace while addressing Americans during wartime. He warns it would strip Congress of war declarations, bind the United States to global mandates, and threaten Mexican, canal, and Western Hemisphere needs, urging US independence and vigilance.
A Venetian ambassador describes King Henry VIII's May Day visit to Greenwich. The monarch greeted the envoy, hosted a lavish breakfast and joust in green velvet, and entertained nobles and the Queen with currency in Spanish and French talk. The envoy notes Henry's admiration for Louis and praises the embassy for honor and reception.
A poem invoking a marching army seeks a powerful martial song with rhythm, courage, and sacrifice. It speaks of trumpets, pride, and youth, envisioning a sacred, compassionate space and a woman’s face within the song. An attribution notes Theresa Virginia Beard in the Bellman.
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