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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
6
Mrs Goldlin urges women to expand home economies and improve living conditions. She cites education in home economies, industrial work, and community cooperation as essential, noting universities and educators support urban training and employment, with focus on youth preparing for work.
Fragmented report describes rebel delegates and Washington officials negotiating mediation in a tense standoff. It notes Tevan’s reliance on the United States, with representatives from Mexico and allied groups seeking a temporary power arrangement amid constitutional questions.
The report presents a jumble of names and terms such as Syston Linh Prede AL Lebe and Zamarsan with scattered references to Niagara Falls and Chania Curran. The passage lacks clear events or outcomes, offering only fragmented phrases and unclear aims without coherent context.
Fragmentary OCR note references Mr Townes intervention in Mexican matters and a sense of duty to national interests. It mentions Mexican matters and Deliberations with unclear attribution, indicating a political context. The readable text hints at tensions and governance concerns without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Reported tensions rise as rebels doubt a public dispatch about campaigns. General Carrum and other officials reportedly refrained from comment, while Colonel Orneke notes a mysterious measure deemed necessary at the front. Public postings sparked debate on military civillian roles.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe daytime teaching of heme related topics and nighttime activities. Mentions trials, tests, and civic involvement with Uhlig referenced, but details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Disjointed notes recount expected Carranza maneuvers and Allied figures amid civil conflict. Mentions Villa and other leaders, battles near Mexia, Tremont, and Lorena, with references to military positions, fronts, and possible countermeasures. The text blends partial names, places, and dates in a confused wartime tableau.
Federal law questions the navigability of the Maurie River, with references to St Marys and local jurisdiction. Court records indicate past decisions on river status, public works, and municipal actions impacting river commerce and ownership.
A cryptic, garbled report describes legislative action and a naval appropriation bill. It mentions the House debating a provision for sale of naval vessels amid confusion and lengthy deliberations. Names and clear events are obscured by OCR errors.
A chaotic wartime style transcript fragment shows confusion over responsibility for the Starstad collision. Investigators debate motive, orders, and whether captains Kendall or Merry acted correctly as reports describe reversed blame, contested signals, and halted progress.
Fragment from Pane 1 describes a public lecture in which Lord Bryce and Karl Curzon are mentioned among others. The chaotic text references political figures, a Washington appearance, and a discussion of personal details, river surveys, and government assistance, with critique of the event’s substance.
A chaotic circus day in the city ends with limited depredations. Police describe a minor theft case and no major violence as circus employees and locals recount events. Officers led by Captain Keby and a squad of six Livetve men patrolled after the arrival, with eighteen men discharged after trouble.
An unclear report describes a disturbance on grounds with people resisting removal. Several improvised items like bricks poles and tents are mentioned, along with private police and scattered actions. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable.
A garbled Paris page discusses deaths during a tempest and questions sewer and subway safety. It notes inspectors and experts being blamed for failing to inspect sewers adequately and mentions plans to study main streets and subways for fire and gas risks. The piece cites Minister Renoult commissioning engineers to determine the cause of a fire and to improve safety measures.
City records show birth details for a child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Walker at Brooks Avenue with several addresses listed nearby. The notes outline home purchases and builds including a $8,000 dwelling on Main Street and a $2,800 property, plus a $6.50 rate for a street or parcel. City Hall also notes inquiries about construction and utilities, and mentions nearby parks and works department updates.
Police describe a recent Bord disturbance near Washington Street between 3 and 4 PM. A man assaulted a clerk, causing injuries. bystander interference and a struggle near a store front were noted. investigation ongoing with local stations recording statements.
Police court proceedings report Sullivan’s fined five dollars for false pretenses at a saloon robbery attempt. Judge Kerr presided. Several youths faced juvenile court handling for petty crimes. Names include Cebhirt and Webtr, with multiple minor charges and mentions of shop openings and saloon dealings.
Deaths notice reports Mr Wherisy Song aged about sixty nine who died in early May. Born in Germany, he lived in Le Rosas of seven norths and is survived by a relative in Alaska.
The readable fragments outline funeral services and interments for several individuals. Mentions include a Mrs. Read Miller or Miller family, Catherine Neel, Mabel Masterson, Charles Michaelis, Therest Savkin, and Mrs Malad Gera. Services listed at churches and cemeteries in Dayton, Lindenwood, and St. Pauls Catholic locations with dates and times partially shown.
Detroit police face a baffling case as a missing pastor prompts investigations and rumors. notes reference a man named Dan Lani and a worker living near a cellar, with calls to authorities and questions about a potential trial. journal entries hint at searches in parks, homes, and nearby streets as officials pursue credible leads.
A garbled report cites Butte mayoral actions amid a strike and high school control disputes. It mentions plans to deploy provisional measures and troop considerations, with officials urging calm and stressing that recent tensions do not reflect party or faction blame.
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