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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
6
Reported in 1916, Meican forces moved 2000 troops toward Conlulle to confront U S troops near the Rio Grande. Two Americans, George Canover and Arthne Myora, were captured and held briefly before release. Statements linked Haan to disturbances, but details remained unconfirmed.
American troops pursue bandits who raided Jonson and Coleman ranches near the Rio Grande. Two U.S. scouts, George Conover and Arthur Meera, were captured and later released. Mexicans stampeded horses, and several men fled across the boundary after a dawn attack. Army arrangements for pursuit were set in motion following the report.
Soldiers at 7 Field Headquarters monitor political developments as punitive expedition forces focus on internal politics. A radio report notes limited public comment from troops, while official bulletins refrain from revealing personal opinions.
A garbled report describes Mexican soldiers and cattle activities amid references to treaties and colonial tensions. The fragmented text mentions a deal, months, and a general, but details are unclear due to heavy OCR errors.
Military dispatch from General Hignurin Ramus cites a decisive Villista defeat about fifty miles south of Parral in the Florida district. Only scarce details reach headquarters, with reports noting daylight combat and limited survivor information.
Fragmented convention discussion reveals third party fatigue and push for a state ticket in Indiana. Delegates consider Roosevelt as a unifying choice while fearing loss of support if he declines. Strong support exists to maintain Progressive organization and field a state slate at June 22 convention.
Dispatches describe continued heavy fighting near Verdun with the Allied forces under French, British, and Belgian commands shelling German positions. Reports note shifting fronts and significant bombardments as troops press to gain advantageous lines.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe movements between Adige and Brents rivers and attacks on Ayetrinng. Mentions towns Mambo and Hilmarckburge captured, Lake Tangiung Lika near ATHINS. Allied powers demand terms and contemplate energetic measures amid ongoing Greek war efforts.
British forces advance from the north into German East Africa capturing Moma on the railway in Ena Africa while another unit from Odessa occupies Bia snarckbirg on Lake Tanganyika’s northeastern shore. London reports also note the Norwegian steamer Prosper Ill struck a mine and sunk with one survivor.
Exposition grounds prepare for a busy second week with improvements and new acts. City officials praise Sabbath observance while planning nightly performances at Hippodrome Filippo drome and other venues, featuring a lineup from gymnastics to music and a grand show finale.
Fragmentary report from a convention scene describes efforts to align platforms with President Wilson. Senator Lyne arrives with a draft plan and suffrage leaders discuss pushing a similar plank in the Democratic platform. Bryan’s potential address depends on delegate consent as tensions rise over preparedness and prohibition positions.
crowds fill the Basemnt for the pageant finale as Whitnavercoute Minikets and local participants present a long running event praised by the Centennial Committee. Organizers Diniald Robertson and others anticipate continued strong attendance and enduring local memory of the pageant history.
The Elks Band played a Threrhowe concert yesterday on Renorvalr square and nearby streets drawing thousands of attendees. Traffic and seating were disrupted as crowds gathered, while the program featured local songs and performances by municipal musicians.
The telegram and telegraph message records a grateful note from Mr Fairbanks to Indiana friends. The sentiment expresses deep appreciation and intent to convey thanks, with references to a continuing archive of the correspondence and involvement of government officials in extending support.
A literary note discusses selecting a campaign manager for Hughes in a fictional political chase. It outlines roles for Thighes and Malrhanka figures and notes priorities before the forthcoming legislative sessions.
A fragment describes Republican and Progressive national conventions with names like Ralphs Williames, Joseph B. Keating, and Charles Tryeuv en, noting votes, committee chairs, and a potential meeting with the presidential nominee Hughes. It mentions Kansans Allen and party leaders, forecasts support for Hughes, and an estimated 1365 dollars spent by visitors in Chicago.
The draft quotes a Democratic platform defending administration policies, claiming improved naval and military strength, expanded regular army and National Guard, federal currency reform, and protective trade measures. It argues the three years of Democratic leadership will outpace Republican gains, touting income policies, tariffs, and support for American industry while criticizing Republican performance. The piece also highlights foreign policy aims and domestic economic plans to secure wartime preparedness and national prosperity.
Frail text from page one outlines suffragists pressing Democratic support for a mass demonstration on opening day. Prominent women, many with national reputations, expect to lead processions and meet Democratic committees about a national suffrage event. The scene promises a colorful display as thousands of women march in lines past the delegates’ headquarters, with most participants wearing sashes and insignia while abstaining from speaking.
Fragmentary report notes a cabinet crisis in WB with ministers resigning and a potential new ministry formed. The article mentions ministerial turmoil, foreign affairs and interior ministry tensions, and ongoing political maneuvering as the crisis develops.
In Rome the St AIl Parties converge on a national cabinet, aiming to rally all factions for the supreme crisis. About forty rigid socialists oppose the war yet support rapid resolution. Victor Emmanuel and Salandra will consult Baron Sonnpint, foreign minister, and top officials, with ex Premiers Ciolitt and Tauzwatty among attendees.
Washington officials prepare for a federal hearing tomorrow on alleged failure of Standard Oil companies to compete and price variation across regions. The hearing will hear testimony from major independents and Western jobbers associations while the commission prepares a report for the attorney general.
Jean Webster, New York author and former diner resident, died at her home in Glennord. A daughter was born to Mrs Mekuiney sux lerdaxr. Webster, born in F Honin, My V6 Jake 4, 18th, was educated at Vassar and later wrote stories for girls.
The week saw higher oil output with notable gains in West Virginia and Ohio while Kentucky and Pennsylvania fields showed improved activity. Several wells produced strongly though weather hampered some progress and drilling moved at a slower pace in mature areas. No serious incidents reported as crews advance multiple high‑volume wells.
An OCR fragment catalogs numerous oil wells and barrels by region in Ohio and neighboring areas. It lists counts of wells and barrels in counties such as Meigs, Gallia, Hocking, and Jefferson, with totals and locations including Southeast and Northwestern districts, and notes various townships and routes.
Auction receipts listed for the city sales Saturday with figures in local currency. Items include various goods with prices and quantities, reflecting market activity and sales performance for the day.
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