National Interest Highlights Republican Rift and Bolshevik Threats
The piece surveys postconvention mood in the Republican party with Butler attacking Wood as Bolshevik threats loom in Russia and Poland. It also weighs Democratic prospects in San Francisco, third party talk, and a looming Legion convention. Paragraphs cover Bolshevism, League of Nations strain, and global political tremors from Asia to Europe.
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New York
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Chicago
William G. McAdoo
James M. Cox
Ohio
A. Mitchell Palmer
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Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Edward L Edwards
Cor Emor
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Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Indiana
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American Legion
Cleveland
Train Schedule Break Sparks Panic and Rescue
A train delay at a grade crossing caused by a tipped timetable prompts a vigilant flagman to warn of a locomotive yet to arrive. The engine stalls mid crossing and riders are freed after crew assistance. Nearby scenes include a child’s visit to an English aunt and a string of humorous exchanges about early saloon hours and a debt-ridden performer.
The Terrible Future Reflections on Wealth and Happiness
A dialogue questions worrying about the future and riches. One speaker dismisses money obsession, arguing contentment now versus a distant prospect of wealth. They ponder what to tell children about their era when others get rich.
Admirers Praise Hidden Talent in Art and Life
A reflection on respect for individuals who pursue art and craft beyond common ability. The piece notes wide admiration for those who master painting or sculpture and contrasts it with the critique of abusive behavior in relationships.
Tribute to Financier King Solomun Wisest Ruler
Mr Dustie Stax lauds King Solomun as the wisest and richest man of his era praising his acumen. The tribute emphasizes wealth as a measure of wisdom and cites Solomun’s reputation.
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Quizzical Sanitar Snags Intruder Chat in Odd McCausland Tale
A Sanitar narrator cites intruders asking to take children in a noisy apartment, arguing crying would disrupt phono graphs and player pianos. The piece weighs humor against social friction as odd dialogue reflects city life.
Shadow on Bert's hip hints at family resemblance
A cryptic fragment depicts Bert returning from college greeted by his cranifather. He carries a “shadow” on his upper hip and is told he mirrors his mother, with odd speech implying inherited traits and a misheard line about his father.
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Ride in Born the Measly Mende Rant at Fuller Gleam
Fragmentary note quotes a hostile exchange with phrases about humility and a command to move on. The Kansas City Star appears as the source or reference to the event or speaker. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.
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