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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1920
Page
3
The piece lauds William G. McAdoo as uniquely capable, citing his role in shaping the federal Reserve system and wartime finance. It argues his public service benefits the nation, praises his initiative and pursuit of progress, and questions why such builders of policy face political exclusion.
The Journal Gazette reports Armenian mass suffering, calling for a $24 000 local appeal to aid orphans and refugees. It condemns U S isolation and Senate resistance while urging immediate humanitarian action and a mandate approach.
Fragmentary passage reflects on a public figure’s career and the role of society in shaping his position. It compares him to Alexander Hamilton as a distinguished state secretary whose service is placed in historical context.
The Philadelphia Ledger reports Colonel EB House will go to Europe as its representative. Critics mock a secret mission and question his role as a reporter. If he writes candidly about the seas he encounters in Europe the Ledger may face a paper shortage.
A reader denounces a Century dictionary excerpt from Emerson English Traits that allegedly brutalizes Irish people. The letter questions editor motive and suggests the illustration amounts to deliberate propaganda.
A letter asserts that accepting Christianity without bloodshed cannot be called brutal. The author criticizes propaganda in schools and notes sympathy for Irish societies. The piece argues the institute’s motives are questionable and the protest appears unnecessary and untrue.
The New York Times mocks Sir Auckland Geddes the British ambassador after his Princeton address blaming North American food export and population growth for Europe’s war. The Times notes Geddes overstated conclusions, failing to acknowledge rising exports and population trends in the United States and Canada.
A fragment recalls Elwell a York resident famed for whist and horsemanship as a figure tied to a sordid ancient tale of dangerous theatrics. The piece hints at a recurring old story about a man who plays with fire.
The piece analyzes Senator Harding's persona and leadership style, likening him to Buchanan and Pierce while contrasting with McKinley. It notes Harding's reticent, careful approach, public speaking quality, and partisan tendencies, arguing he lacks McKinley’s bipartisan tact and would not create White House Senators. It also discusses journalism's role in politics and the traits of several presidents.
Venizelos, the Greek prime minister, is praised as a major historical figure after Wilson at Paris. He rejects the idea that Armenia's mandate requires 100,000 American soldiers and suggests 20,000 would suffice with Armenians volunteering. He warns that without support Armenia may ally with Soviet Russia, and the US could offer aid and prayers.
After the Civil War colored men led Southern state governments and faced efforts to curb their candidacies. The piece argues that four-fifths of Republican strength in the region comes from African Americans and warns that rising political ambition could provoke race clashes if white Southerners again permit such governance.
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