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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1914
Page
10
A late 19th century report outlines suffrage advocates urging petitions and referendums amid support and opposition. It notes speakers urging decisive action, including Dr Shaw and Mrs. Krana, while legislative leaders grapple with suffrage ballot strategies and protest activity surrounding the movement.
A long Washington debate centers on President Wilson's stance amid a Mexican crisis. Articles discuss provisional leadership in Mexico, potential American involvement, and implications for the U.S. election. Key figures cited include Wilson, Bryan, and unnamed officials as the situation unfolds.
A fragmentary report describes Mexican constitutionalist agents led by a figure titled Wastisaston near Mopaapede Iglesia with ties to General and PHU. It mentions Carriunza and Ve ett, notes from Severn menmage, and a plan for an informal meeting with U.S. representatives to discuss a provisional government next week, with mixed confidence about the outcome.
Nonsensical OCR style text indicates an ad buy mixed with garbled references to international affairs. Mentions Argentina, United States, Spainish American nations, and a Mexican president, plus scattered names and locations. The fragmentary content suggests a rough ad or notices page rather than a coherent report.
Messy OCR reports delays in mediators conference over Mexico's internal issues. Washington talks between constitutionalists and various delegates yield little, with uncertainty growing as Monterey reports reach officials.
Reports from Laredo describe victorious rebels overpowering federal troops in Peply territory. Armies led by Saath de Keentios press an advance after a swift coup, with officials citing key advances near Losdity and Carranza's movement. The clash escalates amid church leaders' involvement and claims of a split within the Spanish faction.
The New Haven company seeks government action as it moves to drop B and M stakes amid a Boston and Maine dispute. Directors argue separation terms must be stamped and legal clearance obtained by mid month, while stockholders fear loss of value unless full price is met. The dispute involves Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny and Justice Department timing.
A Washington funeral notice fragment notes June 27 and features references to Senator Robb and Idaho Senator Karsh. The item weaves an anti competition argument around a commission and regulatory powers, with scattered names and places, including Kilmanana and Fletcher Co., and mentions a funeral service for William J. Newnert.
A list of appointive changes is published naming postmasters for several Indiana counties. Included are Brinjfield, Decatur, and Noble County postings with indicated personnel such as Jacoly Bo Wricks Churahurs, Eugene Wreesti, and Charles O Clark.
Fragmentary notice reports a bill restricts Negro non commissioned officers, with garbled text mentioning Washington and commission details. Readable bits indicate military or legislative debate and potential prohibition language.
A garbled report describes a telephone girl and sheriff, a heist, and a trial. Names and places blur through OCR noise, mentioning Ne y pein staan, Hatten WHALE, Parte Ks, and a Patriotlike arrest. The narrative stitches a pistol, nitroglycern, and a courtroom tension around a theft.
A fragmentary report recounts a duel in Dettoe or nearby where a merchant and a robber were killed. The account mentions a revolver discharge and police or court action following the incident. Names and precise places are unclear due to damaged text.
Roanoke reports on district officers elected and the gathering at a church where Arthur Wake and Minnie Wise are noted. The event featured a male quartet and a concluding program with remarks by ex-president Charles J. Mhirkett.
Disjointed notes mention several individuals including Meo aay Bex and Tatil Winey, with references to family visits and hometown events. Mentions of Mr and Mrs Baker and numerous names suggest a community round up of social visits, travel, and local gatherings across towns and homes.
A long, fragmented obituary and social notices list several families and individuals by name, noting illness, travel, visits, weddings, and gatherings. Mentions of a county Republican gathering and various relatives appear amid scattered household events and travel updates.
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Fragmentary police blotter notes arrests for speeding and warrant cases. Mentions Mason and Merriman, a badge incident on Cobain Street, and a park watch. court actions include fines and continuations, with unclear names and details due to garbled text.
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