Sunday Fort Wayne Daily Circular Subscriptions Notice
No. 179 Vol 54 details subscription terms for the Daily and Sunday editions. It lists pricing for carrier delivery in Fort Wayne and surrounding towns, and mail rates in advance for daily with or without Sunday, including rates for weekend-only editions. The page notes Sunday, June 18 as a publication date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Axcent Sunda
Fort Waynd
Fort Wayde
Advange
Atnally
The American Legion at Cincinnati Debate Labor Alliances
A fragmentary account discusses The American Legion national commander addressing the Cincinnati convention and arguing for common aims with labor, while accusing profiteering and anti labor elements. The piece hints at tensions over wartime profiteering and postwar labor alignment, with unclear implications for future cooperation.
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Anmourican Legion
Fdre
iAmyrieyi Federation
Labar la
Poldiera
Ieelon
Legion
Federation
Apatente
M Bonun
Ixbor
MacMidar
Cincinnati
Irglan
Iit
Reforming the Supreme Court Debate Amid Tax and Rule Changes
The article discusses proposals to reform the Supreme Court including recalls of justices and electing judges. It critiques radical plans while noting conservative views on preserving court immutability and legitimate limits on federal taxation. It cites McCulloch and Dred Scott era cases and argues for measured reform rather than political court manipulation.
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Supreme Rowm
Bhor
Oipian
Supreme Court
Justise Puft
Congress
Nation
Raymond Leslie Buell
John Marshall
McCulloch
Maryland
Shpreman
Buell
Janeith
Theodore Roosevelt
Hun Monsers
Hat Tha Courta
Tha Pawna
War Court
Newberry
Fight Against Racial Intolerance in American Education
An editorial denounces prejudice in universities led by Harvard’s alleged effort to exclude Jewish students. It condemns social snobbery, calls for open access to higher learning for immigrants, and praises reform at Harvard as a model for other institutions to follow.
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America
Harvard
Boston Transcript
Harvard Divinity School
Europe
Russia
Hungary
Romania
United States
Bradstreet and Dunn
Inuumildio
Lenin
Theochet
Prandla
Tratzky
Medinoy
Urotyky
Ani
Tretadey
Lenin Teerd
Wmbasay
Seth Tilen
Tye Toretviey
Mona Rokdens
Conference reporting sparks world distrust in officials
The article condemns Dutch officials and conference delegates for alleged trickery and crookedness, praising American press over diplomats. It notes Washington conference tension, Portuguese actions amid Chinese occupations, and calls for accountability from Christian nations amidst global exploitation interests.
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Agua
Jose
Idayd
Watthorn
Washington
Tha Mygue
Uncle Sam's Lawless Saloon Opens On Ship in Boston
Boston June 1. The new shipping board steamer President Adams arrived from New York in calm seas. The ship’s bar opened during harbor approach and again after docking, serving whiskey at 20 to 30 cents a drink and a pint for 30 cents. Officials made the sea voyage from New York to Boston, with reports noting heavy drinking and a lawless tone aboard.
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Boston
New Shipping Board
Adama
New York
Boston Harbor
New York Harbor
Eastor
Keaper
Uncle Sam
Addins
Adams
KABBAGES AND KINGS y CLAUDE G. BOWER
A sprawling, critical reminiscence on Francis Scott Key, his Georgetown home, and the political currents around his era. The piece links Key to Taney, Thurgood, and the Star Spangled Banner, weaving social scenes, biographical notes, and late 19th century Washington intrigue.
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Ponasentin
Krokt &N
Washington Archit Uct
Athalt
Roger Janey
Aly
Enblmnel
Aupreme
Ankigna
Key
Borrlan
Noy
Baltinare
Washington
Taney
Wa Key
Terrien
Hia
Phe
Danney
Reney
Public Will Proft With Latest Cut In Millroad Workers
The article discusses public-interest actions amid a wage reduction affecting millroad workers and potential allocations for berths to Washington. It notes a large sum cited as a gain and questions about timing and board decisions. There is mention of weather, costs, and public attention shifting to implications for workers and management.
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Francis
Balsiin- Frances
Tio
George
Dranels
Lenin
Anietin
Kerensky
Tay
Hentai
Lerin Wa
Etdar
Melrasrad
Cour
Prabal
Terko
Kelmnsley Regina
Thes Hethees Pac
Prataneta
Sal Lenin
Ahl
Washiteton
Pallman Company
Ting
Famous Savings of Great Men
The Nomad discusses quotations attributed to Lincoln, Webster, and others, tracing origins of phrases about virtue, popular sovereignty, and government by the people. It cites Henry Clay, Gettysburg, and a 19th century anti slavery speech, noting misattributions and evolution of sayings.
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Tha Nonad
Abraham Lacotn
Lincoln
Henry Clay
Apeegh
Ottiova
Gettysburg
Moston
Theodore Parker
Favill
National Senate
Daniel Webster
Massena
Iran
Hiv
Nanplean
Charles Vainion
Amelieth Thichureda
Avira
Tanga
Tanga.” Sind
Martin
Alis
Enghend
Glyann
Petae
Amerfelds
Carkle Calle
Webster
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Fort Wayne Journal- Gazette
Fort Wayne Journal
TT Wayne Gazette
Associated Press
Atenee Press
Journal-Gazette
Clinton Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
American Legion
Abraham Lincoln
Chan Lincoln
The
Hague
Confucius
Chineas
Geners
Maceo
China
Tela San
Kabbages
Claude G. Bower
Francis Scott Key
Bultmore
Pransis Spott Key
Georgetown
Arlington
Clay
Randolph
Francis S&l Key
Porsyth
Mre Livingston
Stevenson
Othaen Anong
Hontaan
Aiplomala Parhpoliielann
Anton
Anital
Javed
Wits
Francie Beatt Key
Gara
Koy
Ft. McHenry
Tnal
Tattimore
Nis
Toy
Poe
Regarlar
Immortals
Roger Taney
Adimers
Hatte
Trite Taney
Bugadn
Epunieys
Aim Banmadar
Alvinleity
Wien
Ganrte
Kranets
Uieb
Petrograd
Courhis
Franuis
Haaputin
Lear
Yen
Drally
Aoniel
Hye
Rasputin
Na Wei
Ito
Charagedy
Alinhat
Irasputti
Tring St
Usoupott
Rasputti
Raeputin
Czarina
Thos
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