Merchants Back Anti American Boycott in Tokio
Report from Tokyo outlines merchant support for anti American agitation tied to exclusion policies. Officials warn organized groups like the Soshi and Black Dragon influence boycotts, while many business leaders favor peaceful public reaction and reject intimidation tactics. The Imperial Hotel clash is cited as a turning point, prompting tighter security and public emphasis on restraint.
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Telabie Pusasey Mare
Siamwe
Imperial Hotel
America
Aiso
United States
Black Dragon Society
Boycot
Americana
Sovie
Bersine Drevaner
Dees
Nid
Actmeni Addi
Puzzling Words Mock Prayer by Bryan Laughing Publicly
Fragmented reminiscence recounts an incident where William Jennings Bryan laughs during a politically charged prayer. The narrator contrasts Republican seriousness with the preacher’s lengthy plea, noting Bryan’s public religiosity and a quip about censorship.
Delegates Wrangle at Wisconsin Insurgents Convention
Delegates vented wrath at Wisconsin insurgents as the Republican convention in Chicago opened amid muttered plans for the vice presidency. The Lowden drive waned after his irrevocable declination letter, while Hoover supporters argued for a Hoover pick to align with the president. The session focused on platform work and a keynote by Theodore Burton, with adjournment signaling a timetable for nominations set for Thursday.
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Burton
Pennsylvania
Treasuryry
Amolis
Nota Lowden
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Cleveland
Lowden
Hoover
Theodore Burton
Obie
White House
Coolidge
Phica
Calvin Coolidge
Mellon
Areve
Tiger
Mondelto
Todare
Glee Club
Am Rill Hsten
Frank W. Stonde
Wyoming
la Follette
Wisconsi
Wisconsin
Borah
Charles G. Dawes
Curtis
W. Wonyon
Calvin
Posse
Frank Lowden
Jim
Tlinois
Ohio
Chicago
Hiind
Merberi
Wes
Sis
Robert la Vollette
Tedes
Venrean
Abe
Norol
Cld
Commie Yelic
Ad Butler
America
Republican Party
Whitds
T. Adams
Vodore 7
Surton
Ohia
Adams
Precision versus passion in G. O. P. view
The piece argues that a newer generation seeks progress over old guard tactics. It lauds calm, methodical leadership and promotes Calvin Voolldes as a steady, enduring candidate. It discusses party unity, reform ideas, and the need for peace and orderly advancement within the G. O. P.
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Burton
Calvin Voolldes
Yaa Sunes
Ug Hurd
Iro
Wits
al- OL
United States
Ug Lon Ag
Calvin
Robert Forthrow
Alvin
Calvin Uy
Gemaad
Leopold Loeb Case July 15 Trial Date Set
The Chicago case of Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb over the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks moves toward trial with prosecutors seeking a first assignment for the charge of kidnapping for ransom and to have the youths tried by July 15. Miss Lorraine Nathan, Loeb’s college sweetheart, defends him with a public show of support as evidence mounts on sanity and possible insanity.
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Thicag
Jue EY
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Rane Zom
May Cathorne Yun Ighabie
Fiobert E. Crowe
Loeb
Wil Net Desert
Lorraine Nathan
Cincinnati
Dickie Loeb
Nathan
Leopold Johia Stone
Toftay
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charlevoix
Trpewiil
Jacob Franks
Meas
Universite of Siehi
New Haven Pastor Elected Moderator
The General Conference elected Rev Dr Oscar New Haven, a pastor from New Haven, to succeed Rev Nelson of Windsor as moderator of the United Church association. The announcement marks a key leadership change in the church.
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New Haven
NEW Way
General
Oscar New Haven
Reveoe Nelson
Windsor
United Church
Easton Miss Wins Medal as State Champion Speaker
Easton Miss wins a state title in oratory with a medal for eloquence. The page one feature lists multiple participants across towns including Hampton Suffield Waterford and Lebanon, highlighting the contest’s broad participation and notable names.
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Easton Miss
Wiss Marsh Sik Enier
Suigepori
Thought Sounds at Cleveland Convention Night
A fragmentary account recalls a Cleveland political convention scene with a keynote by Burton and a crowd cheer, plus speakers, planks on economy and law, military and foreign policy hints, and a volatile audience. The report names Adams Burton and references President Coolidge and party goals amid a chaotic, ceremonial tone.
Fiske Sinking Report Stuns Haltomore Crowds
Mishe, noted for ten weeks of illness, was reported sinking tonight after an afternoon relapse. Doctors said he suffered a severe decline and was declared in grave condition as the event unfolded near Haltomore.
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Haltomore
Deere 1
Mishe
Bit Thickheaded Denies Santa Message Woven in Census
A garbled OCR fragment reads like a Christmas scene where someone denies Santa and urges belief. It mentions children, prayers, and a Sunday, with broken phrases about education and messages from officials, leaving the core story unclear.
Ames Meeting Notices and Local Civic Gatherings
Fragmented OCR lists multiple meetings and civic notices around Ames and nearby areas. It mentions voting, local committees, community leaders, street locations, and unnamed group names with unclear spellings, suggesting a broad notices page for town events and public notices.
Brokerage Runner Kidnapped and Claims Abduction
A brokerage runner reports being kidnapped in New York about 10 days ago. He says he was forcibly taken and later deposited at a location by the accused. He claims recovery of his property during the incident.
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Landiis
New York
Gaven Sor Lowden Quits Rage Movements Collide
Fragmentary OCR notes show Gaven Sor Lowden quitting a rage movement. Mentions a Texan wood leader, a senator and representative, and New York and Kansas political references. Unclear names and dates prevent full reconstruction of events or affiliations.
Lowden and Hoover contenders stir Republican nominating state
Former governor Lowden faces renewed talk of accepting the nomination, while Hoover gains support from party leaders. Rumors swirl that Lowden may yield to a strong convention vote as concessions and conservative sentiment shape the nomination battle, with Mellon and Theodor addressing the convention.
Expert to Make Tax Report on His Return
A report alleges an expert appraiser used three city blocks for Ster rasommissioner William H. Bird. The appraisal will be submitted to Blodgett when he returns from the Republican national convention after being checked at his hotel yesterday.
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Jlagedorn
William H. Bird
Blodgett
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