24 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1918
Page
1
Eight divisions of the National Guard and National Army and eight regiments of coast artillery, plus two brigades of field artillery, are slated for early release as troops begin returning home. The move signals a large redeployment as service members come home in the coming weeks.
General March announced that eight divisions of national guard and national army troops will return soon to hasten demobilization, alongside eight coast artillery regiments and two field artillery brigades. Casualties through November 11 totaled 236,117 with deaths and missing included.
Discussion in Washington on the future status of railroads and road policy. Notes mention possible extension of federal involvement, private management options, and a need for experienced leadership. References to McAdno successors and Major-General Goethals as potential director general, with focus on reform, rate practices, terminal consolidations, hiring, equipment, and traffic capacity.
New York November 2 a late copy reports the maidens contribution to ungsiltest wile work campaign totaling 170 million dollars. John Ry Mott, director general, said the goal would be reached and final reports were delayed by several communities. He expected complete figures by Tuesday morning for publisher on Tuesday.
Readable text shows children whose home burned request Santa Claus at the Palace Christmas entertainment. Fund reports list donations including $356.77 and various clothing items. fire department and community members contributed.
A veteran plea by the Chamber of Commerce calls citizens to fund the war savings drive, aiming to meet Allen county's quota of 2102960 dollars while highlighting civic duty and efficiency. The report also covers Allied efforts in Archangel, Bolshevik activity, and anti-Bolshevik stabilizing moves, noting operational challenges and relief plans.
A hearing by the Public Service Commission drew protests from Fort Wayne and three surrounding towns as Northern Indiana Gas & Electric seeks higher rates. Local officials and city attorneys presented evidence that current rates differ from those approved, urging the commission to deny or modify the request. The session, attended by representatives from Fort Wayne, Decatur, and other cities, proceeded with testimony and public opposition.
Report from Manila and Francisco describes seventeen survivors from the American steamer Dumaru, wracked by Kelibins, arriving in Sarmur after ten days without food and five days without water. In the chaos, fifty-nine men were aboard, with forty-six aboard the vessel’s tengeri, and Captain Berra is cited among the crew as the rescue counted.
A short campaign to care for French orphans starts in Fort Wayne tomorrow. The effort lists three groups of volunteers including Bernien Vin Varst Alma Dow Mabel Marta Nelle Quitman Ida Kenny and Mary Moerehing.
Fragmentary text mentions French children, a meeting with promises of aid, and figures such as 1,025 oF and a three-month plan. References to American boys in Prague or a November 1 date appear alongside page cross‑reference notes. The passage is unclear and reads like a partial newspaper fragment.
A recent Hope hospital meeting in Indianapolis attended by PL Way and Pr W W Martin reports the institution is in the best condition with seven nurses on staff. The facility is expanding with new purchases and a committee to investigate a security issue will report to committees soon. The x ray department received particular praise for its quality.
The forecast predicts a warmer Sunday across areas including Washington and nearby towns. Residents should expect higher temperatures with light winds and clear skies, inviting outdoor activities.
Washington dispatch reports General March announces a public war narrative will be absolutely complete. It states designated officers will keep daily diaries detailing unit actions for American Expeditionary forces. The plan aims to inform citizens with orderly, authoritative war information.
Reports describe American soldiers moving in formation through Brussels in the morning led by King Albert. Units from the A division and artillery from Ged brie fikdy joined a strategic advance, with praise for orderly movement and a strong Allied reception as German forces retreat south of the Ourthe river.
National desk brief notes ongoing military operations and allied actions. The report references updated casualty counts and strategic movements with continuation promised on Page 2, Column 3.
Attention is given to selection of attaches of mission and collection of quantities of historical and legal data that will be needed by National Peace Conference.
Washington Nov 23 With President Wilson set to sail for France within two weeks the American commission to represent the United States at the peace conference is not yet complete even for its principals The delay in naming commissioners is attributed to this incomplete roster and to selections for secretaries and attaches while gathering vast historical and legal data for the talks The article recalls Vienna 1844 as a parallel and notes detailed briefing and instructions likely being prepared by the department for the mission and its members
The YMCA honored field secretaries and members of the university with a dinner at the Ike Hall. The event celebrated duty, service, and patriotism as university staff and students thanked those who joined the war effort. The program featured remarks, decorations, and a display of colors and emblems, marking a communal tribute to service.
Inpr recent notice, Orinceton Aviation School is closed. Orders reach Pritertan affecting military area components and potential discharge or transfer to Agrin, Tex. Government details unclear as round of 2,000 vie ors are involved with continued conran to the complete demo.
A whimsical narrative follows Jack Adams and a talking cat as a father and son explore opera and a Teaser treasure. The tale mixes family dynamics, imaginative delusions, and the mother’s cautious guidance amid a stream of playful, surreal details.
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