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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1917
Page
2
The Indianapolis News editorializes for strong press rights amid wartime censorship concerns. It contrasts hostile commentators with responsible newspapers, arguing journalism should inform the public on the nation’s affairs while condemning biased or disreputable outlets.
An American writer in Russia notes a shift in mood as masses turn to the Bible for consolation. Rasputin’s fall and the royal tragedy spark renewed faith, with France England and Austria also shown moving toward religious reflection amid global slaughter. The piece argues a universal return to sacred scripture precedes national renewal.
A provocative speech by Senteritham Lewis of Uthers is described as a sensational display provoking censorious reaction. The piece references threats of alarm, a vow to expose agitation, and calls for wartime unity with Britain, Ireland, Petrograd, and Tulsa cited as places where the speech was read.
A civic piece praising young women for participating in a patriotic June 5 observance. It notes their roles in marching, attending registration sites, and scattering flowers for the volunteers, framing the event as a shared national effort and unity of all citizens.
A vivid reminiscence of Ambassador Pezet of Peru and a Washington journalist’s reflections on palace life, theater of politics, Lincoln City, European letters from wartime, and an encounter with Cardinal Gibbons, blending humor, stage fright, public life, and personal heritage.
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