Cannon poised for twenty third term in Congress
The Honorable Josep GCG Cannon filed nomination papers in Illinois as a Republican candidate for Congress in Danville district. At age 84 he remains vigorous and alert, reflecting a career spanning from 1856 with the party, and is expected to serve a record forty six years in the lower house once elected.
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Josep Gcg
Cannon
Ilinois
Congress
Danville
Republican Party
Great Republic
Wyoming roads show progress under McCalman supervision
The Wyoming State Engineer D S McCalman oversees a thorough road building program with new roadbeds and granite surface. The Cheyenne to Wheatland stretch gains a better bed and improved surface while other sections from Denver to Crawford advance with ongoing work and mixed quality nearby towns express cautious optimism about the improvements ahead.
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Wyoming
McCalman Ty
Amtuteyas
Colorado State Line
Pita
Cheyennne
Whwatland
Motowlais
Unie Noad
Wheatland
Fale
Cunporia
Untangled OCR Fragment Hints at Plan for Wyoming Roads
The readable text suggests a discussion of building roads in Wyoming led by an originator of a movement. It hints at a network plan and a claim he would recall being involved in a prior campaign. The fragment references a state and a road improvement effort with uncertain details.
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Wyoming
Applan Cidudian
Natroma County
Jin Gridfith
Republicans gain Dem support as party split looms
A Sheridan report notes Democrat Peter Demple, longtime property owner and bank director, has switched to the Republican camp amid Wilson League of Nations concerns and disillusion with Cox. The move signals growing GOP sway as some Democrats drift while others vow to stay. Demple’s acceptance into the party is welcomed as observers discuss the party’s future.
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Flocominon
Demple
Peter Demple
Coxs New York Friends and the Wet Plank Debate
The New York Democratic state convention adopted a wet plank, tying support for non-intoxicating beverages to the Volstead Act while opposing broader repeal. The policy is seen as a self-serving move to appease Tammany and smugglers, with critics claiming it stirs a return to former intoxicating conditions and damages the party. The piece laments the convention’s stance and notes Cox’s presidential nomination earned by his supporters.
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Orcesta Ston York
Smith
Tammany
Democrats
Congress of the
United States
Mqnor
Vale
Cox
Confused Dayton Ceremony Sparks Rumors and Names
Amid rumors about a political ceremony in Dayton, Gov Cox and figures linked to Trill Hart and Marion are mentioned. The piece hints at reshuffled names, crowd reactions, and unclear motives surrounding the event in a chaotic, coded report.
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Hines
Jimmy
Dayton
Cox
Hart
Weston
Mon Couity Felmrounda
Gov. Cox
Trull
Appier
Republican creed and Wilson critique in wartime rhetoric
A lengthy political reflection contrasts Republican arguments for limited government and rail regulation with criticism of President Wilson and Versailles diplomacy. The piece cites GOP claims of progress and constitutional governance while warning of unrealized peace aims and the dangers of ignoring moral forces in international affairs.
Gant Wilber’s Any Role in U.S. Affairs Questioned
Fragmentary OCR sentence hints at discussion of Gant Wilber and his possible influence on American foreign or domestic policy. No clear events, dates, or roles are identifiable in the readable text.
Justice and restraint in response to Mr. Wilson
Readers express mixed views on President Wilson noting his talent and tragedy yet urging fair treatment and justice. They argue for scrutiny of his actions while recognizing his leadership and international role.
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Camonte
Cleveland
William A. McKearney
Panple
Times
Mr. Wilson
United States
Wilson
Versailles
Vicar of Christ
Bowen
Eltcen
Rewig
Wilson Pha
Big Nat
Ireland
Wilton
Red Men Call For Meeting On August 14
A notice in the public record requests all members of the Red Men lodge to attend a regular meeting Thursday evening on August 14. Louis R. Schmidt signs the notice as secretary.
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Louis R. Schmidt
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