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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR from Fort Wayne Journal Gazette shows publication details May yearly schedule, subscription terms, delivery frequencies, and local postal handling. It references morning and Sunday editions, weekly and daily rates, and Fort Wayne circulation.
An impudent standpat attack sparks a resolute defense as troops march to Fort Wayne's centennial. Officers and men daily pursue the work program despite foreboding weather, aiming for a blaze of glory. New York City plans a Splash Week with 458 accidental drawings noted amid gymnasiums pools and bathing beaches hosting swimming events and instruction.
discussion notes a supreme court nomination and Senate must confirm. references to public health duties and civic cleanup efforts in Chicago and St. Louis. Mentions party unity at Chicago convention, praise for peace, and calls for civic responsibility. Describes efforts to remove blight and improve conditions with cooperation from public health departments.
A discussion on campaign costs notes that millions may be spent to win office and criticizes how expenditure rules can invalidate elections or discredit public figures. The article compares English prohibitions on corrupt practices with American norms and highlights tense political dynamics as money drives campaigns while managers clash publicly.
Mrs Josephine T Nesbitt heads a summer campaign in Fort Wayne urging health improvements and refined beauty practices. The effort emphasizes adapting promotional ideas to local needs and directing energy to wellness goals.
The speaker urges citizens to sacrifice for the republic and defend freedom. Emphasizes that liberty requires action beyond words and a shift in public attitude toward government. Warns that the war will force a choice between defending liberty or accepting subservience.
Fort Wayne promoters and merchants pressed on with the centennial displays and program despite heavy rain. Industrial booths attracted crowds while trains and exhibits avoided damage, showing city resolve. Performances highlighted Fort Wayne history and the community’s enduring spirit earning lasting gratitude.
In Wilford Ind June 1 carer Mr and Mrs Carl Van Wagner of sone Take visited Agatha and Jennes Ware while Mrs Le Spl and others gathered for a centennial week. A fatal accident near Fort Wayne involved a Mr Charles Geeat and Mrs Ceril Emrink, with doctors Goodwin and Miles attending. The city council debated school board and sidewalk funding, while a church adjoining access project prompted repairs.
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette transitions to new owners led by Lew G. Ellingham and E. G. Totti. The editor-in-chief becomes Milo Beight with plans to boost Democratic influence. Readers see a shift in editorial stance as the paper aims to strengthen its role in local and state politics amid ongoing city events and community notes.
The Dancing Pavilion launches Monday at 11 p.m. on the Exposition grounds with Ross Franklin's Orchestra performing outdoors in Moor in the state. It continues through Saturday night at 12 p.m., inviting crowds to join the open air event.
Local column from Piskon Indiana mentions Mrs Adeline Potts visiting WilWare, with lighthearted remarks on town weather and community life. The piece notes residents and kin, hinting at social visits and routine daily activities around the area. It reads like a fragmented society note in a small town newspaper.
In Dixon Ohio on June 7 plans for Fort Wayne pageants are mentioned with many local attendees noted. Mrs J I Fulton travels to Tennessee for her mother’s funeral. Several residents return from visits to Decatur, Fort Wayne, and Lima. Community events include a children’s day service and a church fundraising play, with confirmations of guests and past visitors.
Residents report Sunday gatherings with neighbors and relatives from South, Athens, and nearby towns. A new tennis court is planned on the school grounds as young men and women organize a team. Local services and church events are noted, along with various family visits and home improvements.
George swt 1 1 Zodlera of Hunting ton attend the Menge dedication joined by Eric and hquily at 1720 Short Street. Ford and Dodge repairs noted at 120 E Columbia St.
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