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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
2
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette discusses the Pan American treaty and its impact on U S rights under the Hay Bunau Varilla framework. It notes debates over Senate amendments and the administration’s control of future conduct, asserting the treaty strengthens executive decision making while shaping regional relations.
A fragmented passage notes a wonderful victory with Senate and horse Lave backing Wilson administration and expressing confidence in its policies. It mentions Concord standards, treaty issues, and opposition across wards, with references to leaders, financiers, and jurists shaping loyalty and repudiation dynamics amid wartime policy debates.
A fragmented critique on suffrage and reform era tensions. The piece argues that delaying women’s franchise may delay justice, while violence and riots threaten civic order. It cites suffragettes, the IWW, and public unrest as tests of legitimacy, urging orderly change.
A New York banker at a Thursday meeting of the New York bankers association outlines the era's business climate. Frank A. Vanderlip of National City Bank of New York argues policy and political factors shape current conditions more than pure economics and warns of cautious expansion and potential slow recovery amid regulatory and market constraints.
Fragmented local report covers memorial day vigil and a fatal car incident. It notes repairs on Attlebell street, foundation work for a building project, and arrivals of materials and workers. Local residents, including Mrs. Mary McClughen and Mr. Gaskell, are mentioned amid the urban scene.
Rome City Indiana voters heard a progressive slate reveal the township ticket with McCarmleh as assessor and Edmonds and Weathers on the advisory board. The meeting featured party booster remarks and urged action to ward off rheumatic pain with a health pitch.
Fragmented local notes from Brimfield area mention Mrs AdhD fied and Mrs Tatsliger visiting Kendallville and Wielart with friends. Mrs Gowen visits Keniksville as her parents Meo and Mins therty attend. Velentarithiy shopping in Kendalivine, and other community notices mixed with uncertain names and events.
The piece argues for settlement with Colombia over Panama to gain South American respect. It notes lingering U S criticism in the southern republics and urges either mutual adjustment or arbitration of Colombia's claims. The article praises U S negotiations with Colombia and cites Panamanian incidents as a test of Latin American rights and future U S plans.
South Milford News reports a community gathering at Big Long bake where residents celebrated with a fine dinner and music. Families, including Mrs. Mary Mana nhone and Mrs. dilian Kiel, enjoyed games, lessons, and a candlelight stroll along the lake, while guests like Mew To Wy Kemper and Willan Crobert attended. The event featured a terraced display, excited chatter, and a safety-focused mood amid local chatter and thanks to the organizers.
Report from Lagrange, Vl, recounts factions and alleged double cross at a recent Republican convention. Theme centers on leadership disputes, party integrity, and accusations of influence by progressive elements. Varying accounts describe chairs, letters, and personal alignments influencing the outcome. A mix of local names and positions appears amid broader tensions within the party.
A garbled Rome City News page mentions visitors at local inns and hotels, including names such as M. Fy Hovers Lean and Mrs Trait Diao. The fragment hints at tourism, fishing folk, and social calls, with Kendallville figures like Walter Duve, Slaughter Murjate, and Edward Gang noted in passing.
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