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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
8
A Berlin rumor reached Basel that Dr. Richard von Kuehlmann the German foreign secretary will resign his portfolio.
The article outlines a broadened army mobilization plan with extended shipments to France and shifted schedules. It notes delayed troop movements, reallocation of allied vessels for food and munitions, and debates in the Senate over the pace of conscription and mobilization, including figures on classes and manpower projections.
The article notes a forthcoming fourth of July address by Mount Vernon’s president, intended to unify the nation while coordinating nationwide readings. It mentions cautious information controls and the hope for broad participation across states, with coverage by the press planned. Rumors of foreign aggression are also mentioned, as officials promise calm and orderly commemoration.
Winchester Ind June 26 At the close of the third day of the trial of Derilus Trost accused of murdering Charles Vo Milhalland in Gnaten on February 10 a witness said Milholiland on his death bed named Trout visiting his home with a concoction of whisky and quinine containing strychnine A chemist testified to the bottle content and to a dose purchased by Trout prior to the alleged murder detailing the state evidence and its implications for the case.
Reports from postwar Europe describe heightened interest in Kerensky's visit amid unrest and political maneuvering. Observers note alleged German influence and potential shifts toward a new government as workers protest and authorities brace for disorder across affected districts.
A meeting of the 10 Meet committee and nominees was held to hear planned speakers and candidate details. Attendees included party officials and local leaders from Fort Wayne and nearby areas with notes on procedural timing for future sessions.
Eyewitness account from Anita Iowa veteran Therbert E Bartley describes a fierce bayonet attack where American troops overran German positions. Gunners fired 5000 high explosives in one hour, trenches and machine gun nests were seized, and two German hospital workers were captured. The action yielded 230 prisoners and tight fighting with heavy casualties on both sides.
Mrs Story and her sons face arrest after alleged solicitations for commissions and misused funds. The case involves Mrs Rakwin and a Naw Ark toy society, with claims of a $90 commission and home purchase payments amid internal disputes and deposed officers. The record notes a trial date and ongoing proceedings connected to the recreation center project.
The notice lists multiple deaths and funeral details through a long obituary. Surviving relatives include a husband and several children in various places. Services and burial are planned at specific cemeteries with arrangements announced by family and funeral homes.
Governor Goodrich revokes the parole of Samuel Minsky of Mark County, reports say he is returned to the state prison after being arrested in Louisiana. The case links back to old charges and a prior release protested by a judge and Hartford City prosecutor.
Local residents rally for war savings loans as the Fort Wayne area reports heavy bombardment news from Europe. Streets host subscription efforts with Miss Matha Thieme leading donations. programs include school songs and a charity luncheon. Committees push for 100 percent participation with lists of donors and district chairmen coordinating drives across businesses and churches.
Emmaus commencement exercises were delivered by the Hew Win. Albert Kanning presided with Marie Bromver presenting the program. A Mage presentation by KH Wlomwheau Tock featured tape slimental rodinae and names of many participants, with the Want Ads note from the Journal-Gazette priced at one cent a word.
The supreme court is expected to render a decision to morrow or Friday on the constitutionality of the state wide prohibition law in effect since April 2. The court adjourns Friday for summer vacation, prompting speculation among Anti-Selgun league leaders that four judges favor the law and one opposes.
Washington June 26 The labor board will decide on a plan agreed by street railway companies and employees to allow President Wilson to order higher fares if communities cannot raise wages. Hearings continue with city representations from Cleveland and others to present views before final action.
The report notes Jefferson Township reaching a war savings total, praising the county effort. Supervisor C Miller, county chainer for the Wo SOs, led the drive as young men contributed to the results. The text mentions a ravenship passing over and the top outcome, with mixed impressions on resilience.
Volunteers are urged to help at the Fort Wayne Red Cross chapter in sewing rooms and the packing department. The article thanks War & Dewvaner for donating free sewing machines valued at 1.08 each, enabling efficient Red Cross work. Volunteers can report during training nets and assist with hospital needs and billets.
A labored Italy food situation outlined by Dr. Harry E. Barnard of Indiana food administration. Meat shortages persist with meatless days, rising prices from 72 to 49 cents per pound for meat and veal from 6 to 79 cents. Signor Crespi warned that June will bring greater reductions in sugar and imports. Milan faced severe rationing. Italy faced an expected food deficit of at least 17 million tons of imports yearly, with the United States seen as a potential source.
A crowded donor list includes many names and small gifts as the Jewish Relief Fund expands its fundraising efforts. Donations noted range from modest amounts to larger contributions, reflecting broad community support amid national and wartime needs.
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