Fort Wayne Journal and Gazette June 1 1919
Fort Wayne Journal and Gazette dated June 1 1919 lists publication details and subscription rates. The issue lists association with the Associated Press and notes city circulation from Fort Wayne Indiana. It provides pricing for daily and Sunday delivery options and schedules.
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Fort Wayne Gazette
Sinale Coe
Port Wayne
Advange
Tites Lloyd George Aon Nilson or Vice Versa
A view of British and American political tactics on Lloyd George and Wilson. The piece critiques petty politicians in both nations and their attempts to align with or against the U S president, while praising national leaders for patriotic efforts.
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Tites Lloyd George
Aon Nilson
Wilson
England
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George
Eogisad
Lloret
United States
LiGie
Georee
Orlando
Clemenciau
Attacks on German Peace Delegates Stir Paris Scene
Report from Paris describes stones thrown at Dr Theodore Melchisor and Frau Dorl Slush during a melee as German delegates left Verrerie last night. The incident highlights tensions and questions French protection of delegates at the peace talks.
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Paris
Theodore Melchisor
Frau Dorl
Slush
Seermarks
Peare Deleretion
Desman
Verropeilles
Verr
Éailies
Itno
Editorial cites minister's killing of bird during church service
A Sandersville Georgia correspondent reports Rev W A Wrar paused during services to shoot a bird that flew into the sanctuary. He drew a pistol, killed the bird, and continued the service. The editor asks what should have been done, noting the unusual disruption and police attention.
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Cory
Bhs Tournal-Gazette
Sandersville
W- A. Wrar
Shen
Andrew
Irwin
Galt
Unclear fragmentary text about border issues and protests
Fragmentary OCR text discusses border policies and protests with references to threats and violence, mentioning crossing borders and alleged actions. The passage is incoherent and partially unreadable, focusing on political tension and public outrage without clear events or identities.
The Best Fellows of Bowery Echo a Humble Brotherhood
Decades ago a Bowery cafe hosted a stranger from England who sang with rare beauty and won the hearts of rough men. He fostered a fraternity that grew into a national humanitarian movement, now meeting in Fort Wayne for a state convention.
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The
Bowery
Broadway
New York
England
Calvary
Colorado
Vivian
Fraternity of Mankind
Teday
Fort Wayne
Brotherhood of All Humanity
Fragmentary invasion tale of flags and fear at border
The text recalls fears about American actions and finances near the border, mentioning stars and stripes, allegiances, and a blocked shooting incident near El Paco. It notes a state department information gap would affect Mexican affairs and hints at cavalry involvement.
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Cilla
Jaures
State Department
el Paco
Unclear excerpt on American political debate and public decision
Fragmentary passage discusses leavers in a great party, the President’s role, and voters deciding through speeches and facts. It emphasizes that the people will choose, not politicians, and notes respect for exposition over personal abuse. The text lacks clear events or proper names.
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League
America
Republican senators welcome president's plan disclosure
Republican senators today welcomed the president's plan to bring his agenda to the country. They urged public discussion of the issues the president has pursued, noting the need for open debate on the league's impact and urging more senators to participate in forthcoming campus discussions.
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League
Yeply
Tobagon
Poindexton
Knox
Brankkee
Nek
Watson
Reed
Tia
Ayedal
New
Che ‘League
Cistoyey
Hays
The President's Tour The Meriden Decision
Meriden witnesses a pivotal decision by Wilson amid political opposition, reshaping his travel plan and public stance as he prepares to address key issues and rally support nationwide.
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Meriden
Wilson
McAdoo on Women and the Independent Vote
A Connecticut speech by Willam G. McAdoo argues for a strong independent vote to prevent domination by any one party. He warns against political machines and urges voters to judge issues, not party labels, while noting the role of women in shaping the balance of power.
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Connecticut
Willam G. McAdoo
Thermies
Tess
McAdoo
Negets
Iehich
Eiertorari
Alvw
Ion Nyesting SR
Sao
Dawes and Revere Ride in 1775 Remembered by D A R
The Boston Globe recounts the 1775 dawn ride of Paul Revere and William Dawes, sent by General Warren to alert Lexington and Concord. Dawes eluded capture, met Revere near Hartwell's tavern, and reached Concord to spur patriot action. Dawes later served with the Continental Army, married twice, and died in 1799, buried in Davens Chapel burying ground.
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Boston Globe
Lexington
Middlesex
Paul Revere
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mc Gordon
Hanenek
Adams
White Warren
Gut
Boston
Chavres
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Ant Werren
Dawes
Eris Bridge
Cambriga
Cnute
Charlestown
Éspera
Henenck
Revere
Ava
Ater
Warren
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Concord
Hartwell's
Trevere
Cancord Bridge
Cornhill
Miccomany
Gane
Wiljim Dawes
Susid House
Free School
Mason Street
Continental Weeps
Cambridge
Salé
Beaker Hill
Worcester
Congress White
Dock Square
Marlboro
Eine's Chapel
Shakespeare and the 1804 Peace Conference Analysis
A compact reflection on Shakespeare as a source of inspiration amid modern war, linking Henry V to Somme memories and the 1604 London peace conference. It notes Shakespeare’s proximity to real actors of statecraft and contrasts Tudor diplomacy with today’s open treaties, underscoring enduring human virtues and flaws in war and policy.
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Agincourt
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York Place
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Somme
Combles
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High Wood
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Lnte
James
London
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Spain
Archeuke
Freiress
Netherlands
Juan de Velasco
Marc Siferev
Robert Cecil
Mac Viscount Cranborne
Earl Northampton
Walter Bateign
Earl of Devonshire
Nottingham
Ford Higa Uagiral
England
Dorset
Jord
Count de Villa- Mediand
Alessandra Revida
Milan
Count Aremberg
Cech
Constable
Mediana
Aremberg
Ernest Caw
James I
Sioreover
Whitehall
Raleigh
Guy Fawkes
Somerset House
Storms and the Westward Trade: Greek Sailor Kolaucus
In ancient times a storm drives Greek trader Kolacus west from the Nile toward unknown lands. He reaches Africa's coast, sells cargo for high profit, and sparks Greek influence along the Mediterranean as Phoenician trade secrets and Tyre influence are exposed. The tale links Tyre, Egypt, and Greece in early sea commerce and cultural spread.
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Ransan
Kolucus
Nile
Asia
Zand
Tyra
Sidon
Africa
Egypt
Tyre
Greece
Europa
al” Biers
Kolaeos
Theseys
Bolagus
Kolagus
Sarmas
Uo Seembres
Kolagius
Spain
Kolaeus
Samoa
Jong
Tesa
Mediterranean
London Seen Through Boughboy Eyes Debates Postwar Bonds
In his new book The Last Million Tan Hay uses an American doughboy to critique London life from a traveling soldier’s view. He notes shortages and oddities, then argues wartime bonds between English speaking peoples, urging tolerance and mutual understanding to withstand future tests.
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Houghton Mifflin Co
Tan Hay
London
Iis
Eve
American Audiences Passive and Active in Public Speaking
Mary Heaton Vorse notes in Harper's Magazine that American audiences sit receptive while English crowds act like instruments reacting to the speaker. English working crowds respond with instant emotions, laughter, or criticism, shaping the performance from the galleries as a sharp, caustic voice questions leaders and prompts quick judgments.
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Mary “Heaton Vorse
Harper's Magazine
Englend
Oselves
Englshman
Newcastie
Bernard Shaw
The Concert of Cabot and Philander
A satirical verse from Albert S. Crockett in the New York Times mocks Cabot and Philander over constitutional politics and League of Nations debates. It warns that Cabot’s support wanes as Philander knocks, urging leaders to embrace progress despite partisan attack.
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League of Nations
League
Gabriel
Philander
Albert S. Crockett
New York Times
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