Fragmentary OCR Note from Ugiume page 163
Partial readable line mentions sy ne Ugiume pA and a reference number 163. No clear event person or organization identified. Summary draws from sparse fragments without definitive actions or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1922
Page
2
Partial readable line mentions sy ne Ugiume pA and a reference number 163. No clear event person or organization identified. Summary draws from sparse fragments without definitive actions or outcomes.
A newspaper commentary praises Governor McCray for sending a nine year old offender to confinement for one year and then transferring to the full term at age ten. The piece argues this stern stance preserves law and order and condemns those who cheered a child’s violent acts. It contends public sentiment must respect the law and protect society from youthful crime.
Mr Hays argues for higher moral basis in films while excluding funeral plots from consideration. He rejects judging all actors by moral perfection, noting even respected artists have private lives and limitations, and warns against expecting universal virtue in Hollywood.
The American ambassador in London sparked a clash of old world formality and American practicality as he donned knee trousers to meet the king and queen, drawing comment on presentation in court and the value of brains over wealth. It notes parallels with a Belgrade wedding and cites reactions of notable Americans, including Lincoln and Wilson, to royal sightseers.
The article recounts Mrs. Snowden and a party including Emil Vandervelde and Rosika Schwimmer during a U S tour in Washington and Vienna. It portrays Vandervelde as a towering socialist orator and describes Madame Vandervelde, Rosika Schwimmer, and Jane Addams, with anecdotes of meetings with President Wilson and various European leaders, highlighting their influence and personalities.
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