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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
2
In a Senate committee appearance Secretary Daniels argues for government seizure of coal mines and oil wells to supply the navy and homes during wartime. He cites idle Indiana coal mines, soaring prices, and operator arrogance as motives for radical action.
The provisional government seeks a conference with Entente powers to clarify Russia’s obligations and secret undertakings linked to Nicholas II and Germany. Witte’s diary revelations hint at a hidden Potsdam treaty, and debates intensify over Russia’s future role, allied bonds, and a broader plan for postwar Africa and world federation.
Opinion columns condemn the appointment of an Indianapolis man to command Fort Wayne’s Battery D over local Lieutenant Jonher Mertz. The piece argues political influence and fairness concerns, praises local support for wartime efforts, and notes Allen County’s strong public response and patriotism.
The article honors James Marshall McKay as a driving force behind beautification and social advancement in the community. It lauds his church work, charitable aid, and energetic public service, portraying him as a model citizen whose influence shaped local progress and character.
A fragmentary report alleges Sergius Witte faced scrutiny from workers groups over a secret agreement. The article claims documents were found tying him to a concession with the Russian ministry and a trial for crimes is hinted at. Contemptuous remarks toward Nicholas accompany the controversy.
The piece praises Fort Wayne's wartime spirit and battery readiness while noting shifting diplomacy with Japan. It references American resolve, Congressional women, and a Japanese mission led by Viscount Ishii, emphasizing cautious optimism about allied negotiations and future trade alignments.
Fragmentary text discusses women in the suffrage movement, criticizing militant tactics and the Congressional Union. It mentions Dr. Anna Shaw and a push to repudiate actions by Washington suffragists, urging restraint and reflection amid political crisis. References to arrests and moral questions appear among partisan rhetoric.
The novelist Wells asks Britain to articulate policy on justice and equality for colonies and a universal standard of conduct. He argues for clear ideas on empire, world peace, and the future of democracy amid war, urging decisive leadership and cooperation for mankind.
The writer surveys Beethoven's symphonies and imitators, noting shifts in reception and interpretation. It discusses how later works imitate earlier models, the timing required to grasp mastery, and the impact of prize contests on Viennese symphonic talent. Mention of Schubert and the unresolved question of future understanding.
Poetic exhortation urging Americans to rally for liberty and victory. It envisions heroes of the past rising again to lead the nation with a triumphant call. The speaker pledges unyielding support, following a pledge of ten million hearts to shared aims.
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