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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
2
A 1909 style column questions Roosevelt on handling a Glavis charges case and notes Ballinger Taft responses. It quotes David Swing on radicalism as action not talk and predicts a grand welcome for Roosevelt returning from Africa amid insurgent pressure against Cannon's Republicans.
Dr Luther Freeman president of Morningside College visited Aurelia for the first time. He preached a strong sermon after reporting on local calle conditions and impressed listeners with his evident caliber and leadership for Morningside College.
The piece argues W. J. Bryan now champions temperance, predicting prohibition will win support in the South and challenge the liquor industry. Northern Democrats remain mixing with reformers while some Republicans and prohibitionists could shift loyalties. The piece notes past Democratic leaders tied to drinking, and suggests Bryan’s stance may attract voters in the Mississippi Valley and central West.
A chaotic scene last week cost multiple supposed murderers their lives as crowds threatened lynching during a street parade. The mayor, ill in bed, later claimed ignorance, fueling claims of police collusion and public anger over judicial outcomes.
An excerpt shows garbled OCR text about a town section favored next week with references to conventions and speakers. It mentions General, War, and various names in a jumble, making the main event and participants hard to identify.
Fragmentary OCR note mentioning Piart tat J and Patter Crestat at titbenes ents without clear readable facts.
The readable portion describes a Chicago based figure known as The Worlds Largest Music louse and references an unusual alter bred word and plans on moving work to a third floor. It mentions carpenters, prices, and named entities with many garbled terms.
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