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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
4
An indistinct dispatch notes a Fort Wayne service member reaching France during wartime. The report mentions a sergeant and transitions to American forces, with brief references to safety and Atlantic crossing, but details are unclear due to OCR garble. The item preserves names and places associated with a military deployment.
A fragmented report describes an annual lodge picnic with plans for contests, games, and a patriotic program. It references participants by names and notes events slated around 7:20 clock, with women preparing attire and a redhead dresser among attendees.
A continued session discusses merits and objections in the War Dry Bl matter. Participants include Mr Malin and Mrs Kanes, with debate over further hearings and potential actions by the committee and allied parties.
Fragmentary text shows court remarks about failure to appreciate America, a judge suspending sentences, and a Russian-born womanReference to potential societal impact and unspecified imprisonment decisions. No clear event date, names, or organizations are identifiable.
A judge rebukes a convicted offender who fled from another country and sought refuge in the United States. The court praises the country for offering a home and livelihood while condemning abuse of its hospitality. The judge warns that future offenses will invoke the full limit of the law and orders immediate removal or punishment.
Training and departure details appear for Purdue entry on June 28. The fragmented note names several districts and individuals, including station and street references, with unclear roles and destinations. Further context is needed to confirm events and participants.
A lengthy report details wartime industrial coordination as leaders from labor and government convene meetings to strengthen production. Officials emphasize efficient mobilization, financing, and materials, urging unity across agencies to sustain war efforts and economic stability.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Great War veteran delivering lectures tonight before a crowd at a court or parade venue. It mentions committees, demonstrations, and a call for supporters, with references to veterans and a public appeal for attendance.
Wives of men in service, church and lodge societies and a Red Cross division are among the notable fortunes noted in local reports describing community involvement and charitable work during wartime.
Major John J. Miller commands the Savilan National Guard battalion with Companies B and C preparing a full day at the rifle range. The event includes outpost work, scouting tasks, and training drills as units report to Captain Peter A. Thompson.
Community meeting notes show strong interest in home service discussions led by Thalia and colleagues. Attendees heard about support options, local crafts, and the role of volunteers in boosting neighborhood resilience.
A highly garbled letter fragment references multiple names and places, including Pete, Leary, and Arthur Lyerta, with scattered terms like altar, country, and America. The text weaves misread words and incomplete sentences, offering little cohesive context or clear events.
Funeral rites for Private Benedict TL Goodman of the aviation corps were held with full military honors at Schone & Ankenbrick chapel and later at St. Mary’s Church. Delegations from the Navy and G.A.R. joined mourners. services included choral hymns and a Catholic rite. The deceased, a former resident of Misery, died from injuries sustained in the line of duty while serving in Washington, D.C. Interment details and pallbearers were announced for the morning service.
The report notes rising marine insurance costs due to submarine activity along the Tarai coast. Merchants face higher premiums as ships pass danger zones, and insurers cite increased risk from sea routes and pirate threats. Local traders expect the trend to impact shipping costs and goods prices.
A concise report notes a decisive turn as the Austrian side suffers a crushing setback in a notable contest. Details remain fragmentary but the decisive score underscores a disappointing performance and the result likely shapes ensuing actions.
The article outlines an unclear sequence involving airmen and pontoon failure, with references to health priorities and wartime logistics. It mentions a May deadline, energy and water concerns, and queries about a terrlianiwné while naming several institutions and locations in a fragmented report.
British and American actions claim continued gains and repulsed German attacks near Morris and Pianders. German communiques say Americans suffered heavy losses northwest of Chateau Thierry in the Marne, while reports from Thursday describe a half mile advance after enemy refused battle.
New York June 21 Oswald J Stepson of the quartermaster’s department andWB A was arraigned today on an indictment charging him with conspiracy to violate the espionage law by abstracting registration. Co defendants include Frank C N Taserer and former state boxing commissioner Vlout Lekind A Mitebed and two civilians. Names and roles are unclear in the fragmentary text. Sentences mention bounties and payments to army officers, with references to O’Neil, Die army, and conspiratorial discussions. The report is garbled but cites an espionage conspiracy centered on deceiving residents and diverting money to officers.
Fort Wayne youths undertake a hundred day service on the front, aided by the Brenneh general s entity. The citation honors the Vite and the volunteers who support the Allied cause while detailing the helpers who render aid and sustain the effort through challenging days.
A price increase of 45 cents per gross ton on iron ore will take effect July 1 pending President Wilson’s approval. The rise, tied to steel market costs, was agreed by the War Industries Board and the American Iron and Steel Institute after a conference.
The article discusses expectations of a renewed Austrian push in the northern front, noting uncertainty about timing and the German plan. It suggests Austrians may concentrate their assault rather than spread forces, referencing General Ludendorff and the Austrians' artillery and officer shortages. The piece hints at signs of renewed effort on the Taschen front and mentions Besarere Charles observing potential indicators.
Sacramento Calif June 25 Meare Voetter said to be an ordinary man found guilty late today in a quiet district court at Hecho Tadayamamite. He was arrested five days after an unlawful possession on December 22 last, with William Hood.
Flood is sentenced by Judge Van Fleet to fifteen months in Alameda County Jail and fines totaling 700 dollars. Better faces ten months in San Francisco County Jail with a 190 dollar fine. Stephens referenced as governor in the damage report.
Washington announces a $15,790,000 credit to an allied nation under a fresh US financial agreement. The total allied credits now amount to $5,970,340,000 as reported by the Treasury Department.
Copenhagen dispatch from Central News quotes Wett pure agency denying reports of an apopleptic attack on German Chancellor Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg. The semi official German news agency says the chancellor is quite well.
Dr. W Z Vernon, noted orator, spoke at the Tels theatre under the auspices of the Advancement of the Colored People. He energized listeners with remarks on democracy, responsibility, and the role of African Americans in American history, recalling past speakers and urging civic duty.
A 1920s dispatch reports religious tensions as altar pages describe a Corel deity and Hades power. Authorities outline actions by Joseph Rutherford and allied officials over a twenty year conspiracy. a government suit targets organzation activities while a literary mailing from Greeks is noted.
The report details Indiana coal production for the week ending a late May date, noting totals around 621 tons versus 29 percent change previous week. It mentions efficiency improvements and a local parade assembly at a city hall location with election and civic notes.
Trenyy Geadell, Allen County fuel administrator, appoints Frank M. Hogan as referee to decide between Tontera retail dealers and customers. The conflict involves supply refusals, alleged misbilling, and disputed charges shaping a wide consumer dispute with about 140,000 dollars among 4,000 customers.
Fragmented OCR notes outline parade preparations by Battery B and D Club with references to wiring, pricing, and a meeting at a residence on Wednesday afternoon. It mentions individuals Rambaugh and Meedothor and hints at organized arrangements for a night event.
The Indiana State Commerce Commission ordered Lafayette to purchase property and restrain a local telephone firm. It bars the Central union from competing in Lafayette for a period under a credit and investment investigation.
Alt and Mrs Obleremeyer of 1740 Walsh Avenue received a letter from the epidiit of the past noting the illness of their son and mentioning a soldier stationed at Camp Sherk at The Mort Wayne.
A note reports Sam Uhev of the amen Tarh syaten arriving to attend the opening of the Industrial Loan and Investment firm. The event is described as at the old Rertined Tahtlag with attendant officials and staff.
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