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Meeting Call Signals GOP Split Over Brookhart Candidacy
A political notice urges Republicans opposed to Brookhart to attend a rally on August 8. The piece lauds Senator Pitt for leading the opposition unite, defends Americanism against critics, and predicts a forthcoming split as delegates head toward Chicago.
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Republican label misleads voters in public meeting
The piece criticizes branding candidates as republican while aligned with socialist or sinister interests. It urges openness among Republicans to express views and attend a party meeting, arguing party labels should not dictate endorsement. It references the Nonpartisan League and calls for scrutiny of endorsements.
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Miners Strike Ends and Wage Proposals Stir Economic Woes
The editorial argues miners won their strike with wages near twice prewar levels continuing into spring 1923. It warns higher coal costs will push up railroad rates steel prices and manufactured goods while urging a diverse coal mining committee to avoid further strikes. It predicts farmer prices must rise to offset wage-driven costs.
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Pelletier Case Nomination Seen as Party Embarrassment
The nomination of Joseph C Pelletier for Suffolk County district attorney alarms Boston area readers. The Democrat ticket faces a setback as Pelletier, ousted from office and disbarred after a state supreme court proceeding, would be ineligible if elected. Six anti Pelletier candidates emerged in the primary.
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Endorsement politics split over Pelletier nomination
In Massachusetts the Bel Jeur nomination for Pelletier faces division within the Democratic Party. Col William A. Gaston's silence or endorsement could cost votes statewide while opposition presses a stark decency vs underworld contrast. The battle pits a Democrat district attorney nominee against a Republican candidate.
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Boston
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The Last Long Mile for Grand Army Veterans
Fifteen thousand veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic gathered for their Des Moines reunion. The piece reflects on dwindling numbers, from 190,000 left to 2,000 lost monthly, and honors the Union cause, noting the spirit and loyalty carried from 1861 onward as lives draw to a close.
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Movieland Censorship and Judge Landis in Baseball Morals
A Duluth Herald analysis notes private censorship rising amid movieland corruption fears. It highlights Will Hays and baseball leader Judge Landis as purifiers of morals, stressing the need to elevate public taste and restore faith in the sport’s integrity.
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Group urges ethical oversight of powerful financial figures
The text argues that those in financial control seek public confidence and fear prestige loss and profit from evil tendencies. It praises a three-entity effort to curb corruption, urging public approval for reforms and implying reduced demands for censorship as a result. It notes many civil and criminal jets exist to curb nastiness.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Snippets Mixed Language Glimpses
Disjointed OCR style notes mention a prune crop and a dog catcher loafing, with garbled dialogue about Mary, Treland, a trout weighing worded oddly, and casual references to Clemenceau and American banque. The text reads as a collage of incomplete phrases and misread phrases.
Rickenbacker’s Marriage and Ancient Bread Quirk In Satirical Text
A fragmented George Matthew Adams piece muses on Eddie Rickenbacker’s marriage while cataloging odd tidbits about bread not risen until 1650 and Turkish atrocities. It blends snatches of commentary on consumer spend, courtship, and social mores with literary flourishes and dated proportions.
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Jemima's Prize Bride and Rustic Wedding Tale
Fragmentary OCR yields a rustic tale of Jemima praised as a gem among girls, a young man described as fine and well supplied, vows spoken by a pastor, and a wedding scene with a note of whimsy about their future and hair.
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