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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text references Ford and opponents with unclear context. It notes a discussion or opinion, mentions Atlantic coast, and contains disjoint phrases about July and a magazine. The readable facts are limited and specific details are not extractable into a coherent event or outcome.
Until supply sald or further, once our surplus stock care for immediately delivery will be sold at guaranteed price of $8.75 per ton. If price is lowered before October 1st you must get back the difference. Payment in four monthly installments from dealers who extend credit. You cannot, pose. Order immediately from pay dealer. The Gas Co.
The article reports chaotic proceedings where radical factions pressed for citizenship papers and government actions while opponents warned such steps would spur general strikes. J P Frey and others defended the resolutions committee, citing labor tensions and fears of undermining organizers. A mass of resolutions backed constitutional referendum and support for various proposed legislation.
President Wilson’s recent message favors segregated employment stance and wage reforms while others push for an eight hour day or a minimum wage for government workers. Debates include civilian military roles at the Canadian border and stopping civil service employment deemed harmful to peace. The piece notes calls for a federal budget review amid waste and a proposal to study a reservoir and irrigation system in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
An apparent test vote on a beer issue produced a high turnout and strong responses from participants. Officials noted voting patterns and discussed potential implications for future measures.
The Senate Public Works Committee and the Senate Commerce Committee discuss water power legislation led by Senator Ayers of Montana. The measure authorizes payment of irrigation water for industrial or other uses, with Durval and Smout named in related roles and a report ordered.
Washington June 12. Contested report shows a push by Surgeon General TW W. Irelanit and Senate military committee for major medical research funding. The war department aims to spend about 10 million dollars on laboratory projects and hospital research to advance disease control amid ongoing wartime needs.
A fragmented item notes a bill connected to an interior department in New Mexico. The readable text includes a reference to a bill and a producer related to the interior department, with unclear ordering and name fragments.
June 18 reports from Weimar say sixty military prisoners and several criminals escaped, disarmed the guard, and tried to force entry to the castle housing German government leaders. A fusillade caused injuries. efforts to breach the siege failed, with some prisoners recaptured or surrendering by morning.
Applicants write in their own handwriting and include age experience and references. Letters should be addressed to the company for consideration.
Washington reports that the house tentatively adopted an amendment by Rep Merrill to extend government controlled telegraph rates for a reasonable period beyond six months during repeal of the central act. In Weimar, German peace delegates advised rejecting the peace treaty, per Frankfort Zeitung. A train bearing President Wilson and King Albert with Queen Elizabeth arrived in Brussels amid large crowds.
William J. Flynn, head of the justice department bureau, says he believes more bombs are coming and cites a day to a future threat. Attorney General Palmer testifies before Congress on fund needs and warns officials have received numerous notices of radical plots. Flynn stresses no known Independence Day plot, promises heightened police precautions nationwide while investigations continue.
Legal notices from Allen Superior Court detail non resident defendants in two cases Robert M Didrick vs Sarah Tidri¢le and Marie Marshall vs William Joseph Marshall. Notices instruct defendants to appear by dates in Fort Wayne and respond to petitions for partition and sale of real estate as required by law, with hearings set.
Inad cune 13-tWord ved in this city this morn ing by relatives of Misw Ettle Rex formerly of his city announcing her marriage to Mr Hamer Pettijohn the ceremony occurred Sunday at Sturgis Michigan She is the ayegister of Mr And Mrs Isreal Rex who lived forth of this city and while here tausle Tmahc to a laren class The newly married couple will make their home at Auburn Indiana where the sroom is employed.
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau sent a letter to German delegation president von Brockdorff-Ranta apologizing for disturbances at Versailles after the German departure. He cited absence of polite officials and promised apologies by the Seine and Oise prefecture and the police commissioner for not taking proper measures.
The Quest Club closes its season this evening at the Country Club with a musical program led by Miss Mary Ann Zautman and the Orpheum Trio. Wilber Pickett on violin, Wade Verwlerre on cello, and Miss Emil Verwlerre at the piano perform. About eighty to one hundred members with their wives are expected to attend.
WANTED Expert repair man Schieffer Auto Co 718 Barr Street. The ad appears twice in the clipping. The piece also reports sports items from Milwaukee Chicago and Cambridge with uneven text and garbled names. The Yale rally is noted as a ninth inning comeback for a 10 to victory over a rival, part of the dwindling series.
The Allen Superior Court in Indiana, through a clerk and affidavit, notifies Clarence R. Milo er of residency unknown that a divorce action exists against him. He is given a deadline to appear by August, otherwise the complaint will be heard in his absence. Hans Nevane is attorney for the plaintiff. Journal-Gazette Want Ads note quick returns and cost.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a sale of household goods with garbled phrases. No clear persons, places, or organizations are readable. The readable fragments include phrases like Baie and Red Tee but lack coherent details to establish a concrete item, seller, or location.
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