Boulder Dam Bill Dominates Atlantic Editorials
The Atlantic News-Telegraph comments on the Boulder Dam proposal, arguing federal funding for irrigation in the Tehama Valley and California projects would shift tax burdens to seven western states. It notes opposition from middle western and eastern lawmakers and questions the bill’s long term value and cost to taxpayers.
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Boulder Dam
United States
Teyierin Valley
California
Rolldy
Mion
Weston Stalus
Middle West
Congress
Seven West
Rye
Vonsteyer
Chun
Heineth
Sutiades
Sutiades Dt Catifarnisg de
Gesent Geesion
Voryger
Chauncey M Depew Remembered as Public Leader and Mentor
Chauncey M Depew, longtime New York Central Railroad board member and former state senator, is eulogized as a steadfast elder statesman. The tribute highlights his disciplined intellect, wit, and influence on generations of Americans.
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Chauncey M ‘Depew
Hari
Chascivey M. Depew Suhairman
Board of Flixbeters
New York Central Railroad
Que Tinte
J State Senate
Darihe
Ile
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Cebeati
Wisconsin Republicans See La Follette Grip Ebbing
The passage notes that the La Follette influence in Wisconsin Republican politics is weakening. It cites a presidential preference vote showing limited support for the La Follette faction, yet nearly half the delegates to the national convention are anti La Follette, signaling the end of his control.
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Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Wisconsin
afti-Lloss
Wiscomsity
National
Etteation
anti-La Follette
la Toltette
Sunatgrobert
Senate vote on Muscle Shoals plan stirs constitutional debate
The Philadelphia Public Ledger editorial discusses a Senate resolution for government ownership of Muscle Shoals, noting House revisions seek a federal corporation with funding, and the split between chambers. It explores the Jeffersonian timing of Congress, the unfinished transfer in the current term, and the impact on inauguration schedules and public sentiment.
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Philadalphia Public Ledger
Senate
House
Movies That Pay. A look at producers and earnings
A fragmentary note surveys cinema economics, naming producers and the earnings of principal releases. The text references a chorus of opinions on who profits from hits like The Big Parade and other feature films, with a focus on actors, directors, and studios.
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Mason City
Alkar
Len
Postponed Defeater Conflicts With Inauguration Date
Vouneil Bluffs Nonpareil Canariss defeats present tempt to delay inauguration while noting the bill actually passed. The record signals a postponement claim but confirms legislative action occurred.
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Canariss
Living Christ Gives Hope for Easter Week Devotions
Daily devotion notes by Rev. Jay T Stocking present reflections on the living Christ as the source of hope. Emphasizes belief that Christ died to pay sin and rose to give life, urging faith, fellowship, and prayer as Easter approaches. Includes prayers for sight, forgiveness, and enduring hope in God.
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Jay T. Stocking
D.U
Fedéral Council
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Churches At
Christin
America
Pavia
Mamarey
Christ
Notting
Gaxeen Land
Biuiee
Easter Pageant Described In Fractured Local Reminiscence
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Easter parade scene with youth figures, costumes, and implied ceremony. The text references age groups, attire, and moving acts, mentioning wind, petals, and a public display amid faded lines and unclear names.
Early 19th Century Black Hawk Speech Recaptured
The excerpt recounts a Black Hawk assembly describing white settler intrusions on Sauk and Meskwaki lands in Illinois and Iowa. It portrays Black Hawk rallying Sauk and allied tribes against pioneers, boasting of British arms and allies while warning of displacement and ruin of saced villages and graves.
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Indias
Ilinois
Black Hawk
Fragmented OCR piece on 1912 convention delegates and Follette
An OCR read presents a garbled report debating delegates at a national convention. It mentions Ohio Senatorial figures, public opinion, and Wisconsin delegate support for Robert M. La Follette, noting Republican strength and control over most delegates.
Warpath Demands and Forbidden Allies Amid Trail of Sacrifices
Fragmented OCR describes a tribal leader urged into war while others refuse to accompany him. Chiefs threaten sacrifice as communities fear capture, with references to Black Man and the Illinois context. The piece hints at a larger historical contest and the State Historical Society involvement.
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Hlinols
Jayeen
State Historical Society of
Fe Oe Ribpling Rhymes by Ale Mason
Fragmentary verse notes describe a man praised for wit and industry, contrasting hard work with lounging. The text references midnight hours, ambition, and public judgment in a misty, aged newspaper style. It presents partial lines that evoke a biographical or evaluative sketch rather than a complete poem.
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New York
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Washington
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Eblirey
State Historien
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Sauk
Rene
Hugyries
Alhar
Sitasgeepy
Wyss
Ohio
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