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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
11
A fragmented report notes Milla directing action in Lower California with opposition arising around Wilks and allies of Cerdeliver Elise to Carranza. The text references expeditionary aims, desert operations, and broader military movements affecting the region and linked campaigns in past conflicts.
The article outlines continuation of a 1901 contract between the Wabash and an employer over grade separation at Cathown Street and East Elevation areas. It notes payment terms, timelines, and supervision by a general manager with references to the West and Monroe avenues and to the city’s oversight and potential cessation of work.
Obituary notices list Baber Aner and others amid a chaotic report of a fatal accident at a hospital, followed by notices of funerals, services, and memorials. The text also mentions Port Waste floods and a Kansas City event, with varied names and locations, including churches and streets, in a dated community roundup.
City officials press for federal permits to advance river works as residents debate dredging and widening measures. Officials say authorization will drive flood prevention, while critics question timing and cost. Engineers outline steps, including river dredging, embankment widening, and construction of protective works. Local debates arise over property impacts and enforcement, with Attorney and Mayor involvement noted.
Long and tangled dispatch details the ongoing diplomatic stalemate surrounding the Geneva negotiations. It notes the US position, Spanish mediation, and moments of uncertainty as war interests shape the talks, with references to Naval operations and key figures in the Allied posture.
The funeral of Berry, who passed Thursday at Crna Hrapsival roubles, will be held Sunday afternoon at the West led Tere aon Chapel Whitreh. Also notes about a hotel cafe opening today and various unrelated items appear in the fragment.
Fragmentary Washington dispatch outlines Huerta era talks with American mediation delegates. Officials weigh mediation prospects and proposed provisional president plans as limits of U S mediation loom. Names of mediators, Washington sessions, and potential appointments are referenced with uncertain specifics.
Brandeis warns railroads should not be allowed to issue securities without full government approval. He urges commission oversight to curb risky stock actions and maximize public notice. There is discussion on delaying extraordinary powers until railroads complete needed reforms.
Captain Kreibholm defends crew and discipline aboard his vessel after accusations of improper conduct before a committee. He asserts readiness, loyalty, and unity, praising volunteers and fellow officers who aided during the incident at sea aboard the vessel Vetter Mert. He disputes claims of mistreatment and emphasizes restraint and duty among his crew.
New York bankers reject a wide accusation of excessive profits amid a contentious briefing. Senator Smyth defended the industry, asserting the charges are baseless while stressing bankers’ responsibility to the country and the integrity of the financial system.
The report notes a political contest outcome with Te Dyer at Ah Larks in Washington. Republicans dominate the proceedings as Dems align with the opposition, and details mention the adoption of a measure and the firing of a public official.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a push to adjourn and passage of an anti trust bill. It references President Witwer and a senatorial session with discussions on trust legislation and a treatment in the hese foe early. The garbled lines obscure clear details, but imply congressional action on antitrust concerns.
The report quotes Redwield praising good business conditions while noting uncertainty from hearings and department briefings. Secretary Teed and officials cite mixed indicators from multiple sectors as markets respond to policy expectations and foreign trade moves.
Fragmentary report notes a transfer involving a congressman and a postmaster in Boston and Washington. Mentions Nomination of a person named Cnuerestyan Wary with unclear affiliations, and potential approval process referenced. Text is garbled with few readable entities.
Fragmented OCR text notes President Wilson as orator for the Fourth of July in Philadelphia. Other readable pieces reference civic events and names but details are garbled and unclear.
Fragmented report describes a coup-like shift as fifteen generals announce renunciation of the GAR. Details sketch a chaotic scene with troop movements, a provisional president, and a plan to advance toward key cities, amid uncertainty over cabinet selections and loyalties.
The report discusses the Winters family deaths and the death of Mik Rilsa Walter, grandmother of Cathie Posuelle, with references to Winters home and Newenathy. It notes a new Anti Tuberculosis board director, J. S. Conway, and mentions Mrs. George Fiek in relation to TB efforts.
A fragmented item notes Corneltinay gud Bra, Jacob Agnes leaving Uila for Touleville, Hy, to ate. Mentions trade secretaries and a general, with a reference to the Journal-Gazette Want Ads promising quick results at one cent a word.
June 18 at Turro Tl the Woodmen of Asperion held a convention. The article notes officers elected and mentions Daniel Mars of Devonhead and others in attendance, with emphasis on leadership changes and local participation.
Fragmentary notice reports on a temperance event and a garden sale in the city. It mentions Mr and Mrs O italew, Spirea Victoria ready to bloom, and Bash's offering 25c plants. The text is incomplete and contains multiple garbled phrases.
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