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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1916

Page

2

Editorial transition at Fort Wayne Oden marks change

The piece notes Adams will be succeeded by his son at the Fort Wayne Oden founded 1363, with The Editorial monthly in South Whitley edited by Frank In Miner and John M Stoll. It extols Stoll as a veteran journalist guiding the compilation of opinions from American newspapers and periodicals for thoughtful readers nationwide.

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Intervention Seen as Salvation for Mexico

A nationalist editorial argues intervention by the United States would stabilize Mexico, crush bandits, and restore industry, schools, and order. It cites Cuba and the Philippines as lessons where American influence aided liberty and self-government, urging decisive action to secure the republic.

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Neutrality as Path to Global Peace in a Modern Republic

A wartime refrain advocates American neutrality to shape world order through science, justice, and mediation. It argues a peaceful republic with defensive power, not conquest, can guide future global harmony and protect liberties without war. The piece frames neutrality as duty and legitimacy among world powers.

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US influence and benevolence in Cuba and the Philippines

The text argues that American intervention created healthier Cuban cities and praises the sanitation efforts of Colonel Wyma. It claims the Philippines benefited from U S governance and notes independence will come when ready. It warns that military occupation of Mexico could follow to protect “first chiefs” and generals.

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House Stands By President Wilson In Mexico Policy

A House vote supports President Wilson with only two dissenters. The measure authorizes use of state militia to reinforce the national guard for service across the border if needed. The action recalls prior Cuba intervention debates and emphasizes unity of Congress and the public will.

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Impediment of Speech in High Court Debate

A fragmented account notes a judge urged to recuse himself amid questions over whether a nominee would accept certain terms. The scene hints at partisan tension and the platform’s stance on allegiance as a factor in the confirmation process.

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Judge Hughes Stance on Americanism Question Debated

Fragmented text discusses where Judge Hughes stands on Americanism per the tea cit declaration of the Louis plesfori. It notes Roosevelt, Tribune, and coverage hinting at party splits and possible third party options, with undetermined positions before Chicago nomination.

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Preacher's Son Becomes Presidential Angle Debate

A chaotic Times Star sheet discusses the preacher's son as a political flashpoint. It questions if a preacher’s son should lead the nation, mentioning Charles E. Inghes and Woodyay as contenders and noting heated editorial clashes shaping the vice presidential glare.

Americanism Endorses Courage Over German Threats

The piece argues Americanism should not be defined by anti German sentiment but by steadfast defense of the nation. It stresses Roosevelt era calls for strength, unity, and prudent aid to allies, warning against patriotism turned hostile to foreign-born citizens.

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Germans Emerge From Suspicion In American Nation

Readers ponder how German Americans can rise from wartime suspicion to vital civic duty. The piece argues loyalty will meet a strong national mood, with Moltke and Roosevelt era debates cited as influences shaping a broad push for vigorous patriotism despite anti German sentiment.

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Allies Agent Found Wounded in New York Inquiry

An allied agent was found with a pistol wound in Inver for the View area. Police recovered letters and a note from Mrs. Stone and Rev Julia Timothy Stone, pastor, referencing a large sum and insurance rates. Items from a New York firm tied to Rebbe and Woolworth were found in the deceased’s belongings.

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Columbia City Names New School Superintendent

The Columbia City school board selected a new superintendent after reviewing over a hundred applications. Dr. Spaulding-Tolins, former assistant, succeeds Tolins who resigned to join Provident Trust. The appointee is around forty years old with a background at Tallinna University.

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Decatur School Superintendent Resigns for Columbia City

Decatur Indiana June FE Spuadding resigns after three years as Decatur Public Schools superintendent effective Aug 1 He previously served three years as Columbia City schools chief with a salary of 2400 and 200 annual raise He and his family leave amid regret while a Fort Wayne post office box lists a sale notice for a strictly modern house on the south side built two years ago.

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Attorney General Nomination Contemplates WW Teivis Appoint

In Washington it is believed President Wilson will name WW Teivis solicitor general to become attorney general if he nominates Attorney General Gregory for the United States Supreme Court. Teivis is regarded as a strong lawyer who handles major government cases before the court, aged forty three, born in West Virginia.

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Cuba Indifferent to Maine Relics in Havana Memorial Plan

A Havana report notes long neglect of Cuban relics from the Maine disaster and discusses memorial site choices. Authorities debate whether to place remains or redirect relics to a respectful display or burial at sea.

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Irmscher Secures Contract for New Corner Building

Contractor Max Irmscher secured the contract to build at the southwest corner of Wayne and Aerigen streets. Work on the finishes and stores at the Wilbuschext week and the Central Grocery store corner are planned, with occupancy expected soon.

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Company G Formed at Columbia City

Adjutant General Fridges of Indiana wired Captain Luther Mertz of Columbia City to recruit 65 men for Company G. A full company was readied to move to Taduspolis, with General Bridges ordering mobilization. Recruiting offices opened at the Commercial rooms as locals from Churubusco and Booth Whitley joined, aided by supplies for transport.

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Fire department douses Sherman Street blaze

Sherman Street blaze called out the fire department yesterday afternoon to dampen the flames. A steam vehicle and equipment valued at about $100 were involved in the incident, with the fire being extinguished around 4 o'clock. No further details available.

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