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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1920
Page
4
Advertising text outlines subscription terms for daily and Sunday papers, including weekly and yearly rates, and delivery areas outside Fort Wayne. It mentions prices for daily with or without Sunday, and Sunday-only options, with a date reference to Sunday June 5 1929.
Oscar E. Williams Indiana state supervisor of teacher training and associates criticize political interference in public schools. The piece notes professional politicians mixing party politics with school management and warns of broader issues across the state including Vincennes and Indianapolis.
A heated Chicago Tast night centers on the unseating of Wood and seating of Lowden delegates by the national committee. Senators Moses and Hays clash over committee authority while accusing agents of Perkins and others of steering undecided members. The debate signals a potential offensive alliance as Lowden delegates in St Louis resist removal amid fraud claims and ongoing party tensions.
An editorial condemns political interference in Fort Wayne public schools. It arguing that party bosses should not control school boards or appoint educators, urges voters to demand qualified educators and remove children from politicized schools if necessary. It cites Dr. Gross and Mr. Cook and calls for nonpartisan school governance.
Emma Goliman, who lived in Russia for thirty years, writes of longing for American liberty and denounces Bolshevik rule. She criticizes Lenin and Trotsky, extols American institutions, and attacks the government, accusing it of tyranny while profiting from lecturing and publishing abroad.
The National Association of Credit Men declares the wartime spirit essential today amid moral sagging after the armistice. Propaganda and political forces are cited as undermining unity, while support for workers and mothers is urged to sustain national resolve and the war spirit.
A lengthy profile extols John W. Davis as a towering legal mind and eloquent orator. It recalls his early rise in West Virginia politics, service as solicitor general, and reputation in Washington, praising his intellect, humanity, and potential as a presidential dark horse.
Caillaux wins unopposed as president of the district agricultural committee he retired to and had previously represented in the house of deputies. His acclaim signals lingering suspicion about the future of the region after the war and the man’s secular stance stands firm against attacks on his reputation.
The President refuses to sign a budget bill due to an unconstitutional pork barrel clause and urges Congress to revise the feature before resubmission. Commentators note power conflicts between the executive and Congress and praise the reevaluated bill.
The resignation of Under-Secretary of State Frank Polk ends a five year tenure marked by efficiency and popularity. He contributed to major international issues, represented the county in Paris, and played a leading role as the war and diplomatic duties intensified during the period.
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