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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

2

Indiana Faces Surge in Coal and Rail Rates

The piece argues Indiana will bear the burden of coal and railroad price increases. It warns of a joint push by coal operators and railroads against the public, urges drastic government action, and calls for state and federal cooperation to curb profits and protect the public. It cites looming coal price hikes, potential freight-rate requests, and warns of wartime strain on institutions.

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Weve Called On German Americans Now Its Our Time

The Fort Wayne community urges extended permit access under the alien enemy law for long time residents and calls for citizen volunteers to assist Mr Muller in processing applications. The piece stresses loyalty, civic duty, and prompt permit filings by German American neighbors before the Saturday midnight deadline.

Fort Wayne Muller Indiana The Union Pershing Republic

Debated War aims and peace terms amid Franco Russian clash

The text argues two goals drive talks restoration of fort and indemnities for damages, challenging Russian extremism and warning against a narrow war definition. It notes French views and omissions, stresses reparations alone won t safeguard democracy, and warns of possible separate peace with France if Germany prevails.

Alma Weert France

Diplomacy Clash Over Fodiallat Peace Plan Sparks Split

Conflicting reports from Germany and Copenhagen claim varied responses to the Fodiallat peace proposal. Vane Merete, London socialist leader, reportedly subscribed to the plan while allied leaders reportedly refuse to entertain it under current conditions. The dispute centers on Alsace Lorraine and broader postwar arrangements, with factions split over implementation and leadership.

Hota Natons Germany Copenhagen Vane Deprete Heisei Deurape Albers Alsace Lorraine Alina

Gorky Defies Plot Against Peace Talks in Berlin

The text alleges an ineffectual plot to defile war costs and disrupt Gorky amid efforts tied to a peace conference in Berlin. It cites exposed schemes by a Novala Zhizn outlet and hints at failures to sway Gorky, Vandervela, or Guorky, marking a notable recent development.

Gorke Ixtoor Novala Zhizn Gorky Stapleton Berlin Thea Althar Vandervela Guorky

Bristow Clash Sparks Sharp Telegram Firestorm

A fervent telegram from Congressman Noalltta condemns Senator Bristow's recent declaration as false and dangerous. Dudley Doolittle echoes the attack, denouncing Bristow as a danger to the nation and praising Sendier Hristow's service while debating White's stance and the broader Washington clash.

Noalltta Httle Bristow Doolittle Dudley Doolittle Hristow White Tristow Bervasis Beckett Qinasedt WIEN

Beneath the Surface in Germany by Doty in Berlin

Miss Doty reports Berlin during 1916 visits amid war weariness and scarcity. She observes grim crowds, exhausted soldiers, and a city of sleeping docks and empty shops, with women and children bearing labor, hunger, and a haunting patriotism under a disciplined regime. She notes Bavarian resentment of Prussians, the Liebknecht moment, and Germany’s rigid efficiency masking human strain.

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The Guns Patrick MacGill

A wartime poem portrays artillery in action near Loos with vivid lines about a 75mm, a 9.2 inch gun, and the howitzer. Gunners chant a chorus as dawn approaches and the narrative follows troops charging over the top with shells whizzing and machines roaring.

Loos

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