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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary recollection describes tension over a treaty under negotiation and the League of Nations. It notes press access issues, alleged opposition by Senator Borah, and calls for broader dissemination of the document in relation to Allied nations agreements.
Fragment from The Hammond Times hints at a fiery critique of prominent figures including Lowell and Wilson. It laments dissension among leaders and asserts a call to action for national pride, warning that the nation may fail if leaders falter. The piece blends satire with firm nationalist sentiment.
Fragmented text accuses William Randolph Hearst of defaming England and aiding its enemies. Mentions Willarg Faniolph Beerstend, Zodgy Bormh, and Jim Reed as allies spreading venomous lies to aid Hearst. Critics claim Hearst serves England’s cause by attacking the U S ally and influencing public opinion.
A garbled critique suggests the Navy League is upset by Secretary Daniels claiming leadership of the navy behind the scenes. The piece mocks the league and questions its interest in America versus profit, noting discredit toward the league and calls for decency and restraint.
A critique of Borah and Lodge accusing them of slandering President Wilson over a peace treaty copy. The piece notes Elihu Root and Davison forwarded the document, arguing the secrecy claim and publication intent were misused. It asserts Root and Vanderlip defend keeping the treaty unpublished and praises Wilson’s policy amid European reconstruction.
A fragment argues that propaganda groups seek ministerial aims and that the public will resist such manipulation. It asserts the people are aware of these schemes and will respond to the pressure from propaganda organizations.
The Trinity Episcopal church marks its seventy first birthday and the ordination anniversary of Rector Edgrard W. Averill with ceremonies. Fort Wayne honors his fifteen years of service and his impact on religious, social, and civic life.
Late reports say the Rhine republic has effectively perished in the cradle. In American and British zones the governing force offered little support while French-occupied areas show officials attempted to avoid sowing rebellion. The article argues a compact nation under popular control is preferable to a fragmented postwar Rhineland.
The passage questions what actions Dr Dorten, president of the de Alnet republic, might take if he arrives to attempt dehate. It suggests he would likely conductEfforts from an Aroerfeen military sai, indicating external influence and potential military maneuvering.
The report critiques Borah and Lodge over withholding treaty copies from Wall Street and the public. It notes Root supports executive rights to withhold the document, and argues the treaty never would be one the Senate would ratify. The piece condemns publishing a document allied nations agreed not to, highlighting strain on the government printing office and Congressional Record.
The fragment from Shelley’s Essay on Christianity, discussed by Stopford Brooke in the Hibbert Journal, portrays Shelley as both reverent toward Jesus and critical of literal dogma. It argues Jesus opposed vengeance, promoted universal love, and favored social equality through love rather than force, framing Shelley as ahead of his time in reinterpreting Christ's message.
The London Press frets over the Irish freedom resolution in the U S Senate and hints that Lloyd George may visit. It notes few foreigners addressed Congress historically and contrasts Ireland with the Philippines, calling the comparison offensive and urging understanding between English speaking peoples as essential.
The article denounces Senator Knox's resolution as dangerous and inappropriate. It argues the senate is not a co equal partner in treaty making, warns the peace conference could be jeopardized, and criticizes Knox for partisan rhetoric and fear driven claims about altering the constitution. It stresses executive prerogative in treaty negotiations and urges measured, constitutional conduct.
Debates over treaty ratification intensify as Senator Knox warns the league covenant risks forcing the US into perpetual war with Germany. The piece argues for swift peace and criticizes delay by Knox and Lodge, noting public support for prompt ratification and opposition to partisan obstruction.
A lively clash unfolds between Lloyd George and Northcliffe as their papers duel over wartime promises and postwar policy. The Times and Northcliffe’s outlets loom large amid fresh the scrutiny, with each leader riding strong followings. Northcliffe is repeatedly linked to a possible prime ministership, though he remains the unofficial premier in the eyes of the public.
A London Mail feature recalls how mothers shared grief across borders as soldiers and French peasants formed unlikely ties. The piece highlights Christmas cards, homemade bread, and mutual sorrow forging an enduring bond between nations, suggesting mothers’ empathy can shape postwar peace.
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