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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
2
The article argues Taft warns Germany may delay the peach treaty while critics frame the pact’s importance to mislead public opinion. It asserts Irish beliefs about U S response to an Irish revolution are unfounded and urges readers to trust the treaty’s intent.
The report discusses Austria's stance on peace terms, noting potential dangers if Germany rejects them and describing public sentiment weary of war. It mentions a fifteen day window for decision and predicts external pressures and local skepticism about accepting penalties.
A critical editorial condemns anarchists and Bolshevists in America, praising strong authority and calling for incarceration or deportation. It argues revolution is unjustified here, warns against foreign terror plots, and asserts Americans must not yield to anarchic threats.
The article reports on a public service led by Governor Hithevuk urging an investigation into claims by Boral and Lodge about special interests in New York and Wall Street. Senator Lodge asserts involvement of attendees at a gathering for Robert Brean, assistant secretary of state under Mucuee.
A sweeping reflection on the 1919 suffrage victory, tracing Susan B Anthony's legacy, the shift in public attitudes, and the role of women in wartime and peacetime society. It notes leaders like Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Shaw, the enduring debate over women's charm, and the future social focus beyond politics.
The letter discusses J. P. Morgan associated interests and claims a Wall Street crowd copied a document. It questions who supplied the copy and suggests several American and European figures may have seen it, urging a thorough investigation into the matter.
George Sylvester Viereck seizes Walt Whittier dinner to condemn the league of nations as a farce since it would ruin Russia and Germany as a republic. The New York World notes several senators might find him a suitable companion in the chamber.
Advertising the advantages of Berlin is debated in a satirical tone. The fragment mentions a chief biogomaster of Bariin and hints at political influence and timing relative to peace, suggesting the piece critiques persuasive rhetoric aimed at jurists and readers seeking pleasure.
The German foreign minister Gottlieb von Jagow appears in credentials as a sharp, polished strategist. His memoirs, newly published in Germany and received here, defend Germany amid WWI arguments, including a controversial claim that France bombed Nuremberg prompted Germany to declare war. The book raises questions about intelligence reports and wartime decisions.
Speaker honors soldiers, calling them the nation’s brave and mighty, recalling World War I sacrifice, frontier battles, and Allied victory. He cites German offensives near Paris, the Marne, and the Chateau-Thierry period, praising American resolve and honoring those who fell and served.
A nostalgic memoir recalls exploring an old New England farm attic filled with primitive furniture. The writer describes four generations of a single family, a cedar chest, trenchers, spinning wheels, a wooden cradle, and a mighty hickory mill. The attic episode ends with war, departure, and the realization that the beloved farm is now abandoned, memories intact.
Poem fragment describes a landscape of abundant green stalks crowding every step. Vivid imagery portrays a field alive with movement as stalks seem to dance and laugh, inviting careful passage through a dense, spirited growth.
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