Times Publisher Issue Provokes City Campaign Debate
A local newspaper defends its stance against injecting the Times publisher into the city election. The editorial condemns Klansman involvement, praises the Unice administration for city progress, and calls for reader cooperation to further town development in Vinton.
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British aristocracy doomed as labor rise reshapes empire
A sensational account argues British aristocracy faces collapse due to moral decay and fertile unrest. It predicts Labor will seize power, abolish estates and titles, and spark a republic, while advertisements lament the era’s end as decay spreads through high society.
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Obituary Notice of Davenport Republican Organizer Dies
An obituary notes the death of a Davenport based organizer in the Republican party. The obituary mentions birth in Freeport and references local figures including state agricultural officials and a publisher. The piece lists places like Streahenville and Davenport and cites connections to local politics and media.
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Aviators Fly Eugene to Vancouver in 46 Minutes
One year ago today a pair of U S pilots completed a quick flight from Eugene Oregon to Vancouver Washington covering seven miles in forty six minutes in a pace setting loop for the year ago remembrance.
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Notable Births Mark Prominent Historical Figures
The report notes birthdays of Duke of Westminster a top British peer born 46 years ago today and David Todd renowned American astronomer born 70 years ago at Lakeville New Jersey. Also mentioned are Alice Irench writer from Andover and William J Bryan longtime secretary of state and Democratic nominee with ties to Wilson era. Admiral von Tirpitz German minister of marine credited with policy of frightfulness born seven years ago today.
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Today’s Events and Historic Mentions Reach Across Nation
March 79 features Mi Chtreme observance and last mile day of winter with birthday wishes to Willian J Bryan. Seventy five years ago Prof John W Webster’s trial for Parkman murder began in Boston, and St Aloysias church consecration takes place in Cleveland. Farm films drive interest in agricultural education at Ames State College with reviews by Prof Charles Roach.
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Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues From Historic Page
A dense OCR style puzzle page lists across and down clues with many numbers and partial phrases. It includes 4 Resinous substance a sailor, 11 Members of solar system, various verb and noun clues, and scattered financial symbols, all presented as a mixed, damaged crossword grid.
President Coolidge Faces Critics Over Balance Of World
The piece cites President Coolidge using a phrase about trimming the balance of the world and notes opponents’ mockery of his wording. It also recalls Congressional salaries increases and reactions from Representative Frank Clark and Ohio Senator Willis with Democratic critic Martin Davey in the Ohio campaign context.
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