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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1917

Page

10

Russian envoy pledges democracy drive in wartime vow

Ambassador Rakhmietieft addressed Congress amid a friendly reception, pledging that the Russian people and army will stand with the United States until democracy is secured worldwide. The speech urged patient, gradual reforms toward democratic standards and global peace.

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More Money Put Into Circulation To Ease Stringency

New York June 26 The federal reserve bank received treasury directives to place government funds in district banks to the credit of the treasurer of the United States. Deposits will be made to relieve currency stringency and may be modified as the distribution plan is finalized.

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Jap adviser proposes council for China policy

Professor Naxw Ariga Japanese adviser to the president submitted a plan for a council of elder statesmen to advise on China. The body would handle administrative affairs and election law questions while Li Ching Tai is named acting premier and minister, with Wang Shi Chen minister of war and Sah Chen Jin minister of the navy.

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Germany pressures Bulgaria to sever ties with United States

Copenhagen June 26 Germany is applying strong pressure on Bulgaria to break relations with the United States. Official Bulgarian opinion opposes a rupture and only the appearance of American troops in Saloniki might shift sentiment in favor of a break, a possibility reportedly suggested to Bulgaria.

Copenhagen Germany Bulgaria United States Saloniki

Local storm worst of season hits Wayne area

A severe storm struck Wayne and surrounding areas with strong winds and heavy rain. Numerous trees and power lines were reported down, causing disruptions to transport and delaying or canceling events. Several crops were damaged as utilities and services struggled to restore normal conditions.

Lens Near Capture by British Troops

Allied forces prepare a major assault as reports describe encirclement of Uens, a German coal center in Vas de Valais. British operations around Lens show continued shelling and infantry activity in nearby sectors, with heavy munitions use and new thrusts toward the German lines.

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Steamship Olympia Runs Aground In Fog

The steamship Olympia ran aground in fog near Newport Rhode Island on January 26 during a stormy voyage to Manila Bay orders. Crew abandoned ship and were brought ashore for assistance as rescuers moved to the scene. The vessel was reported badly damaged with ongoing efforts to salvage and determine the exact position of the wreck.

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Hoover warns of worsening food supply amid war

The text reports President Hoover addressing concerns about food availability as wartime pressures grow. It notes declines in food supply and the risk of shortages, with calls for action to prevent hunger and secure sustenance for the nation. The source mentions Germany as a major adversary in this context.

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Kaiser Talks To Troops of Happy Peace Coming

Emperor William on June 21 addressed troops on the western front in a telegram style message praising conduct and duty. He expresses confidence that unity and faith will advance the fatherland and vows to continue to secure what he calls a happy peace for Germany.

Kaiser Amsterdam William Tropa

German Plot Appals Norway Over Explosive Discovery

A German plot to destroy Norwegian steamers by explosives shocked Norway as authorities disclosed a trunk of explosives hidden in artificial goods. The trunk, brought to Christiansen in February by a German foreign office courier, was sent to the German embassy and later claimed for Finland. Authorities demand full facts and steps toward notifying Germany.

Rinanre Norway Chris Man Foreign Office Finland

Mayo Praises Navy Shooting Recruits Learn to Handle Gun

Navy praise focuses on recruit marksmanship and training under Admiral Mayo. Report describes shipboard gunnery drills, discipline, and readiness in British waters. Officer leadership and rapid-fire handling cited as key improvements for fleet effectiveness.

Mayo NAVY

Police Shakeup in New York Begs On Site Investigation

A suspenseful report details a dramatic police shakeup in New York as investigators probe a series of alleged crimes. Mayor Mites faces scrutiny over on site investigations and a shift in command prompts newly assigned officers to clarify failures. The narrative follows Leonard Mo Walle and Miss Helen Mrager amid a tense political backdrop, with references to a Patrol Commission and a contested leadership transition. The piece notes procedural delays and calls for accountability while hinting at ongoing inquiries and potential reforms.

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Near Capture by British Troupe

A compact report notes a British troupe nearly captured, amid wartime tension and shifting alliances reported on Page 1. The brief outlines diplomatic strains involving Germany and Bulgaria, reflecting global unrest and U S interests during wartime news coverage.

Elliott Wins in Sixth District Special Election

In Richmond Ind a special election returns Drace Hiewily as successor to the late Wo Chie flovk. Drace Hiewily leads in the Sixth District with Gray and Pinley Ah Gray among top contenders. County totals show votes across precincts, with final tallies by counties and counties reporting.

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Friedenwald Named Head of Zionists Group

In a reformulated report, Friedenwald is noted as assuming leadership of a Zionist organization with key figures from New York and references to the Federation of American Zionists. The text includes fragmented names and positions, with page continuation noted.

Friedenwald Zionists

Recruiting Slower Than Aimed In Early War Effort Francebound Volunteers Sought

Wartime notices show recruiting lag in early June with only city totals of 4,461 men drafted yesterday. While army expansion looms, volunteers struggled to meet projected needs as campaigns heat up in France and states report varied enlistment rates across regions.

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Forty enlist at Ft. Wayne station rally draws crowd

Charles Niezer delivers stirring appeal to a large crowd at the court. Morse presides over a demonstration of volunteers for the regular army. The Southeast Corner of the courthouse was the vantage point as speakers urged enlistment and discussed debt relief. The event ended with a planned continuation on pane 9 column 1.

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Weather fragment unclear and unreadable

The readable text is fragmented and provides no clear weather details or locale. No actionable forecast or regional data can be extracted from the garbled OCR excerpt.

Dry Question Up 10 Wilson Fight In Senate

The dry question and a rewritten food control bill move forward after the House passed legislation. Senate subcommittee action gives President Wilson power to decide dry status during the war and to place iron, steel, and other products under government control. Amendments aim to restrict alcohol production and empower wartime commandeering of supplies.

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Coal Operators Pledge Fairness and Price Controls

Four hundred coal operators from many states pledged to market coal at a full and reasonable price with defense committee oversight. They voted to boost production and stabilize supply amid government scrutiny as Interstate Commerce Commission hearings began on raw materials.

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Red Cross Society Fund Drive Activation Noted

Enthusiasm runs high as Red Cross Society members mobilize fundraising efforts. Riverside notices report donations and community support with details of a home gathering at 97 Falfield Avenue and contributions from John Hunter of 1 Corson Avenue, totaling $1.

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Red Cross Millions Oversubscribed in Red Cross Ambitions

Washington reports the Red Cross fundraising drive to support American soldiers and relief efforts. Chairman Rhee and Red Cross leaders emphasize broad public support and the need for widespread donations. The commission, led by Chicago’s Prik Rin, will allocate funds first to veterans and overseas relief and secondarily to reconstruction and welfare projects.

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