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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1919
Page
2
A terse, damaged passage notes Germany’s signatory action and questions Senate resistance. It laments abandoning allies and asserts fighters were left to surrender, claiming even angels could do no more.
The article condemns German treachery in postwar dealings and the Scheidemann line, accusing Berlin of planning to incite war and betray accords. It notes Polish rejection of pro German schemes and criticizes Germany as shameless and driven by treachery and opportunism.
A fragmented wartime piece surveys contributions and costs, noting the war department and the tangible toll on the home front. It discusses figures, distances, and efforts mentioned in a disjointed narration reflecting public scrutiny of wartime expenditure.
A historical meditation on World War I’s aftermath, recalling the 1914 prelude and the five years of conflict. The speaker reflects on collapsed empires, shifting borders, and the looming legacy of Versailles as leaders and nations confront the changed world.
A fragmented sentence suggests someone hopes a task or tidying process will be completed safely. The snippet implies caution about finishing a job without incident. No clear names or places are readable.
Aged social figure Sir Charles Carrick Allom clashes with New York’s St Regis hotel management over an incident in which two Irish girls were soliciting subscriptions at a table. He claims he was ejected after a disputed scene, while hotel staff reportedly deny formal dismissal of staff. The quarrel touches on accusations of friendly spies and tensions with British interests.
The governor outlines plans for an extra session mainly to ratify the suffrage amendment. The session would address a serious oversight and rectify legislative inaction on the amendment.
The note contemplates a formidable agenda and quick ratification of an amendment, then notes a needed extra session to complete work. It suggests radical changes or repeal of a tax law, arguing that costs should not fall on taxpayers or women, and that most expenses should be borne by men lacking foresight and judgment.
The article notes that Eamon de Valera, leader of the Irish republic, will attract a large crowd in Boston with estimates of about 700,000 people greeting him and 10,600 expected to meet him at the train. It mentions cautious stance against partisan rhetoric and anticipates notable attendance by locals like Mr. Murdock in Indianapolis drawn from previously inactive supporters.
A reflective piece traces Washingtons evolving capital character from a debated seat of government to a revered residential and ceremonial city. It recalls figures like LEnfant, Sheppard, and Taft era tributes, noting real estate power, city planning costs, and the enduring aura of national memory around the Capitol and federal landmarks.
The article discusses Judge O N Trevor of Fort Wayne as a potential Republican candidate for governor. Supporters say his abilities and demeanor would earn party backing in Ahem county and favorable sentiment from Democrats. The piece notes his suitability, class, and the appeal to voters across persuasions as a governor hopeful.
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