Duty of Choice for Republican Convention
Editorial argues the Republican National Convention should reflect voters through delegates. It notes 21 of 48 states delegate by popular vote, leaving 27 states to pick by other means. The piece emphasizes uninstructed delegates may elevate a capable, clean nominee, not locked to current frontrunners.
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Chicago convention set by prominent Republicans
The passage notes Henry Cabot Lodge Beveridge Morrow and Will H. Hayes as mentioned for a Chicago convention chairmanship amid GOP presidential campaign plans. It reflects varied campaign foundations and party activity around the Chicago event.
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Fragmentary note on local events and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions local individuals and actions with unclear context. It lists names and scenes but lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear report. The readable portions suggest a community notice or diary fragment rather than a complete news item.
Turbulent Backroom Talk on Knox and Johnson Nomination
A garbled political discussion mentions Kenator Boles Penrose's support for Senator Knox of Pennsylvania and hints at strategic moves tied to recent primary results in New Jersey and Ohio. The piece hints at platform battles over the League of Nations and mentions Johnson and Harding as concurrent figures shaping the nominating contest.
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Johnson Dominates Conservative Vote In Primary Scene
In a Baltimore Maryland campaign moment Johnson claims broad support beyond conservatives while opponents Wood Harding and Lowden fail to attract broader factions. Johnson faces liberal progressives and radicals, as he terms a wrecked path for ambition in a League of Nations debate. The piece hints Ewok as a presidential candidate amid unfolding political jitters.
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Animal dances traced to old Indigenous pageants and myths
The article surveys how animal dances such as the buffalo and snake rites echo ancient Indigenous and other tribal traditions. It notes ethnologists link dances to hunting tales and vision quests, with Sioux performances highlighted as central to their art and religious life.
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Unclear OCR fragment on Lamperti presidential campaign
Fragmentary text mentions Goornil Lamperti campaign and public sentiment toward Wilson Lorh and Waedrol Wilson, with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable lines.
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Physician Joseph Collins Critiques Woodrow Wilson In Review
The North American Review quotes Dr. Joseph Collins condemning Wilson for emotional frigidity and an inability to engage in genuine contest, attributing his limitations in Paris and with Congress to a facade of urbanity and a methodical, insincere charm.
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Costly Voting in Brigantine Primary Election
In Brigantine two wards held a primary with eight ballots cast by two election boards of four members each. The county bore the election cost totaling 120 dollars, equating to 16 dollars per vote cast.
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