Industrial exposition and hippodrome draws crowds
Readers encounter a garbled report touching on the industrial exposition, a hippo drome, and disputed topics between England and Germany. The piece hints at naval tactics, conventions, and political events, but the text is severely corrupted with little clear, verifiable detail beyond scattered mentions of Fort Wayne population, St. Louis convention, and references to elections and financial topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnuidwa
St. Louis
Unclear text fragment from Muncie court case headlines
Fragmentary OCR record notes a conspiracy link and deputy prosecutor actions regarding a case in Muncie. It mentions conspiratorial crime and a suspect deputy opposing evidence, with unclear names and outcomes due to damaged text.
Hughes Nomination Splits Debate In 1906 Campaign
Fragmentary 1906 newspaper text discusses Hughes as Republican presidential candidate with Teddy Roosevelt as rival. It notes Wilson and Democrats promote the former president’s record, while endorsing Hughes as the party’s choice. The piece hints at the Chicago convention dynamics and potential future nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Justice Hykes
Wunhes
Janis
United States
Oghes
Wughee
Peirhanks
Heghes
Ma Nughes
Tugnea
Chicago
Cdime
Tengl-Gazette
Opine Inn
Canalates Hughes
Wilson
Meg
Mike Hut
Republican Party
Lev Tnghes Hive
Spin of Militarism Grave Menace to American Democracy
This fragment argues militancy harms democracy and warns against entering an arms race. It questions national complacency and the push to prepare for war, suggesting such armament gambles risk universal loss and imperial victory narratives. It reflects uneasy, era‑length rhetoric on defense and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spint
Senator Swee Critiques Chicago Platform Tune
A fragmentary interview shows Senator Swee of Mirsauri criticizing the Chicago platform and its supporters. He accuses them of empty rhetoric, praises neither their policies nor their spokesman, and argues for straightforward action over pomp and promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swee
Mirsauri
Platforn Ommilios
Joyebttoets
Inhteago
Haranig
Mexico
Harding
Aingen
Tha Issa
Ava
Prisoners and Their Families Work Programs Debate
The United States and states run prison labor schemes linking convicts to work and family earnings, noting benefits for prisoners and potential to expand production. Article argues on-plant industries, farming tasks, and regional practices, citing Washington and Georgia examples and concerns about unemployment among released inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Attorney-general
Ashe
Cotieress
Corvieta
Mmn
Atlanta
Teacenworth
Kaw
United States
Incw
Ubtkt
Nand
Where Editors Ought To Go
Arthur Bristane argues country editors spend half their time in New York and Chicago while city editors stay in the country towns. He contends rural America is overlooked by big editors who visit Paris and Berlin, and urges editors to understand Alabama and the farm economy, livestock, crops, and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ally Advertiser
Arthur Bristane
New York
Chicago
Jeditore Ovat Ty
Iime
Paris
Amy Place
Wal
Alabama
Americaan Union
Whitts
Baltur Brighané
Editor Urges Editors to Visit Rural Areas for Fresh Insight
The writer argues that academics and editors should spend time outside metropolitan centers to study life in the provinces. He suggests travel to rural areas to observe branch water, cows, and tick-infested farms, claiming such excursions would broaden perspective and spark new ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie
Mowever
Filitor Hrisbane
Ehould
Miss Vesey to Graduate Soon at Ohio University
Miss Vesey wasay, a member of the literary and dramatic clubs, will graduate from Ohio University in June. The commencement features principal speakers and a theater event marking the 72nd annual celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vesey
Cithevie Wasay
Wy Voss
Thompson Aia
Ato
Chi A Wenlya University
Monty Werlri
Goramenvémien
Siuriie Ber Vediege
Vesey Wersk
Tionin
Riety
Ohio University
Local notices from Lagrange area county column
Fragmented LaGrange Nexs page lists upcoming visits and family matters from residents including Mrs. Cok, Mr. Benger, and Mary Jane Tesi. Mentions planned trips to Fort Wayne, the aunt and nephew connections, and overdue letters or visits. Several names and places appear with limited context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagranam
Ind
D. Ag
William Iil Taily
Ain
Treucur
Lagrange
Was & Fort Weiner
Acniaver
Fort Wayne
Suntay
Mary Jane Tesi
Athlon
Evans
Jove Logue
Jackson
Barth
St . AL
Harry Powker
Lerount
Sydney
Peisnie
Wanted Man for Hire in this County Work Opportunity
A terse 12 year old male is sought for varied odd jobs with steady pay and Blyuly employment promising daily wages. Applicants should report to Nichola at Hytel Dulace for a chance at a brief country stay and honest work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichola
Hytel Dulace
Snowballs and Hollyhocks and My Youth Forever
A poetic reminiscence recalls snowballs and hollyhocks from youth. The speaker cherishes old flowers and neighborly scenes, noting summer warmth, spring scents, and enduring ties with friends and family across seasons.
KIMMELL NEWS KIMMELL Tad June U-Stra Jerry Kontardy on sick list
The swapeross friends of the family are Lewin Tor a betterment in her condition. Mrs Cressa Rawiotings in the home assisting 42. Cas terday nursing his wife and also daughter household duties. Mrs Staules Surface named sick list past two days. Her mother Mrs Willican Crithers of Nendallville nursing her. A baby to weigh ten pounds lived on the home of Rew IR F seul WakaMondiy June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmell
Tad
June U—Stra
Jerry jKontarday
Ttat
Lewin Tor
Mra Cressa Rawiotings
Casterday
Dau
Staules
Nam Mured
Eke
Willican Crithers
Nendallville
Rew
Waka
Fragmented Local News From Fort Wayne Region
A garbled report notes christening and family notices from Sparta Christina church at Kimmel Mr. and Mrs. J N Shister with mine of imiell. mentions attendances, weather interrupting a baptism voyage and an embouition. Several social visits and entertainments are listed with local names such as Miss Bether Greidurs, Miss Elyis Dawson, and Miss Gertrude Doll. A Sunday school convocation from Elkhart is praised, with remarks on attendance and a late church gathering in the Spurn unis s inn church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Dure
Kort
Elkhart
Miss
Bether Greidurs
Edith
Walter Wolf
Mis
Jann
Ermalfender
Misa Elyis Dawson
Gertrude Doll
Si WiNam Hahn
Sir Doll
Gershom User Lyith
Sundar
Marder
Monnay
Dickey
Amuro
Ruby Shisier
Te Goshen College
Wer
Patente
Air
Mey Shishi
Kimmo
Pinecal
Local Weather Data Report June 19 1920s
Data from the Weather Bureau shows daily values for June, including end of day temperature around 50 with highs noted. Report cites rain, precipitation totals since month start about 2.68 inches, and a thermometer reading decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculturee Office Weather Bureau
Dutal
Artillery Duel Continues on Verdun Front
Violen artillery battles last night near Avocourt and the Argonne area. Reports indicate ongoing infantry attacks and sporadic shelling as forces clash along the Verdun front with parts of the lines described as active and tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pro- Breas
Verdun
Avpcourt
Thingment
Chaytire
Sumie
Thrift Testament of James J. Hill Echoes His Life
The article extols James J. Hill as a paragon of thrift guiding his rise from a Canadian immigrant worker to a great railroad builder. It cites his belief that saving first dollar empowers opportunity, notes his influence in expanding agriculture and markets, and quotes his axiom that prosperity without thrift is transient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hill
St. Paul Fron
Canada
J. Hill
Wade
James J
Mr. Hill
Tommorrow
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Fort Wayne’ Journal - Gazette
Taro
St Paul
Suvnigetie Millones
Perkans Amore
la Wiscasionans
Alber Enterprises Amt
Cned
Erie
Muncie
Mimeto
Hughes
Teddy
Hogowell
Mir
Ilun
Crigries
Warren Pairbanis
Indiana
St Louis
Tania
Vincent
Republic
Davis
Webstr
J. H. Cassel
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lagrange News
Flowars Fk Ald
Mays
Merher
Saint
Van
Wayne Een Loan
Lincoln Life CO. As
Alt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!