Fragmented WWII Era Speech and Security Debates
A tangle of OCR noise covers wartime policy debates across the Senate including attacks on reporter censorship by George Creel, criticisms of Creel by Senators Watson New and Sherman, and a push for information on treaties. Discussions address censorship, neutrality, and American shipping while detailing committee limits and presidential duties. The piece names Abe Meann, Hyde Park, and Chicago in a historical context.
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Clinionium
Watson
New
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Sherman
Ilinnis
Creel
Sloman
Representative Moon
Illinois
Jeader
Ar. Aluin
Dea
Abe
Hyde Park
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Jonny
Semler Borah
Idaho
Senate
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Jefferson
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Igton
State Department
Fitton
Cummins
Lewarsay
Calfeck
Pitman
Duris
Wilson
Dbdier
Leynel
Willian W. Herts
Anerree Delemites
Parti
Swelish
Kersias
Seurbion
Arkon
Epian
Unley
Tievshthoras Tuinsk
Eee
Peticiis
Batisen
Southport Soldier Dies as News of Pal’s End Comes
Southport, Deco special report. Sergeant Henry Sherwood, 41, of Barbor Road Southport, died November 20 in a hospital in France from bronchial pneumonia. He served with Company C of the 27th Division’s 37th Infantry in the United States Army. Survived by parents Rufus and Mrs Sherwood, a brother Warren, and sisters Archie Brown of Southport and Frances Harris of Providence.
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Deco
Pastor
Winkibu
France
Llenry Sherwood
Sherwood
Sth Mushing
New York
Ser- Sheerwool
Tast K
Sergoant Taylor
Sergeant Sherwood
Satliott and Company
Boston
Aic
Rufus
Warren Sherwood
Archie Brown
Soothport
Frances Harris
Providence
20 Divisions to Defeat Germany Assured Success
Washington The war program of 20 divisions to France by June 30, 1919 was embarked upon with complete confidence that Germany could be defeated, General March reports in his annual to Secretary Baker. He notes troops were moving smoothly, and praises General Pershing and the American people. The full plan includes reorganization steps and staffing to sustain the army.
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Washington, Dee
France
Germany
General March
Eliefs
Leclares
Scretary Baker
March
Frones
Pershing
Elie
Diliss
Department
Whittlesey Discharged to Return to New England
Whittlesey, discharged to return to New England, sails for New England after receipt of an honorable discharge. The order was signed by the President and delivered before he sailed to attend the peace conference. The congressional medal for valor had been bestowed, and Whit Ilseay is set to depart.
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New England
Daml Dex
Lientenant Catanel Chiles Wy
Wit Vesey
Tia Mancus ‘Test Miltiieu
Tert Hera
Wilson
Merjer Gener
Whitilseay Wi
Cup Cracks Over Head of Waiter at Chin Ese Restaurant
A waiter at the Chinese restaurant at 64 State Street was struck on the head with a cup by Johan Gonzales of 84 Highline Avenue at noon and hospitalized with no skull fracture. The altercation followed Gonzales allegedly refusing to pay for soup. Police and local officials intervened as chairs and dishes were used. three suspects were later charged with assault and await discharge.
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Pecmp Igayy Police Club
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Lou
Helaeeon
Tmah
Thomas AeNamaras
Edward McCarthy
En. Gonzales
Mike Mora
Paw Ois
Enon
Mipwordb
Albert Trohn
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Wiltell Beszatings
Howe Fura Bakery Company
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Aternoon
Bridgeport
United States
Efe Corporation van Connectemt
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Milford Poten
Mma
Gatlbronner
Ben
Milford
New York
Ridgepart
Keel
al Bronner
Plac
Connesticut Avenue
Krohn
Kere
Aliford
Brisbane Denies Favoring Enemy in Times Purchase
Testimony recounts William Randolph Hearst learning of the Times purchase after it happened while Brisbane says Hearst objected to terms. He claims Hearst could have blocked the Times sale over price and alleged brewer financing. The hearing covers consent, loans, and possible connections to Milwaukee newspapers and the alien property custodian involved in prior dealings.
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A. Alitehel Palner
Fnnes Feck
Ind
Talmer
Mfr Mrishane Sare
Wisconsin News
Wisconsin
St. Auasey
Shane
Weis
Polgesspan
Brisbie
Alscriton Reckau Ek Dvathy Invest Wien
CPPLHAN CHAPLAIN DEAD
Ray DW Wildren chaplain of the Massachusetts House of Representatives for forty year died in Boston today at his sixty year. He was a graduate of Bendon College and Andeaver Cheological Seiminary.
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Boston
Ray
Wildren
Mass
House of Representatives
Bendon College
Andeaver
Armenian Massacres Reported by Turkish Official
Salonika reports that a Turkish former naval officer, arriving here, cites Constantinople statistics claiming 350 Armenians deported and 1,055,550 massacred. He praises Greek sympathy and urges joint Greek Armenian action against Turkish oppression.
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Salonika
Vhanzadian
Constantinople
Dusselder Paper Tells Of Allied Requisitions
Amsterdam dispatch reports Allied requisitions for British occupation troops at 10,900,000 marks and French forces at 34,600,000 marks. Also notes New Haven American Chemists meet at Seaside Club at 7 tonight, with speaker on metallurgical topics and steel treatment.
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Tare
Svs Generalidant
Normisties Vruitaission
Spi
Abonabe
New Haven
Armerican Chemists
Obituary Notice for John J Buckley in Albany NY
Death reported in Albany New York after brief illness. John J Buckley longtime resident of this city died in Albany. Remains to be brought to this city tonight for funeral at Cullinan Mullins Buckley chapel 293 Golden Hill Street. Remains will be laid to rest at local mortuary chapel.
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Albany
Duckley
Albaney
Cullinan
Mullins
Buckley
Golden Hill Stree
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