Four Great Americans Point to a New Democratic Path
The article argues the next national platform should honor Roosevelt Wilson LaFollette and Bryan, urging the Democratic party to embrace their legacy, resist religious or sectional blocs, and pursue a just peace and economical national development under Wilsonian policies. It notes the late four leaders and cites an example from Cleves Ohio where a mayor banned four speeding cars to calm concerns.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
LaFollette
Bryan
Democratic Party
America
Woodrow Wilson
Woodroy Wilson
The People's "Big 4" Leaders and their differences
An analysis of four prominent figures Roosevelt Wilson La Follette and Bryan as enduring voices in American progressivism. The piece contrasts their reform aims, party dynamics, and moral stances while noting their shared commitment to justice and against the hidden abuses of power. It ponders the impact of their legacies on future elections and policy.
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William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
United States
Wilson
Jefferson
la Follette
Wisconsin
John W. Davis
Bryan
Europe
Madison Square Garden
America
Congress
LaFollette
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Britain faces critical crisis over mining shutdown risk
The article warns Britain stands on the brink of a dire industrial crisis as miners and mine owners meet to avert a possible shut down within a week. Premier Baldwin faces political pressure, with rumors of a temporary government subsidy and tensions within his government. If mines halt, factories will falter, exports suffer, and unemployment rise, risking a slow or uncertain recovery.
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Britain
Baldwin
Miners’ Federation
House of Commons
Respect the Bible and Religious Freedom Debate
A distorted essay argues for broad respect for all religions in America, criticizing the supremacy of Protestant values and the perceived privileging of the Bible. It references the Constitution, Western figures, and varied religious groups while mixing harsh rhetoric about politics and society.
Scandal and Social Shifts In Americas Theatre World
A murky column mixes gossip about marriages divorces and affairs in New York society and theatre. It notes a wife leaving her husband for a dancing partner touring Europe while men and women discuss alimony and social status amid a climate of public fascination with celebrity relationships.
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New York
Europe
Ujyex
Unclear Washington Dispatch Mentions Military Chase
Fragmentary account cites Washington events with mentions of Major General Patrick, a possible reassignment, and a pursuit involving animals and a steamer. The text is garbled with many illegible phrases, making precise facts and dates unclear beyond references to military figures and a chase scenario.
Police Chief Requests Traffic Law Update in July Letter
Intercepted Messages dated July 27 1n2n show Police Chief John Drittan of Minterpat Building Charleston West Virginia urging Tom to propose another traffic law change after a quiet period. The missive hints at evolving road safety measures and administrative actions.
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Minterpat Building
Charleston
We Va
Washingtons plan to cut government workers sparks national debate
A Washington correspondent reports President Continge’s plan to reduce federal employees and reorganize departments by replacing Democrats with Republicans, a move argued to affect thousands of jobs and ripple through the nation. Senators weigh the political and economic consequences, warning of widespread disruption and regional impact.
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Washington News From A Far Reader Commented Views
The letter comments on politics and economics, noting tax debates and Washington viewpoints. It laments government restraint on industry, observes census hints of fewer children and unmarried residents, and contrasts the capital with other cities. It mentions changes in prices, daily life, and mentions Marshall’s dream revival.
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United States
Washington
Davis as Secretary of Labor and Mooseheart Founder
James J. Davis, secretary of labor in the Coolidge cabinet, directs Mooseheart charity for orphans in a lifelong mission to educate and care for youth. He funds the high school and adds trade training, while maintaining his own large family and guiding child welfare efforts nationwide. He enjoys music, opera, and golf, and is nicknamed Puddler Jim for his early furnace work.
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James J. Davis
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Everary Davis
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Royuie
Gini
Menber
Tavis
Pittsburgh
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Sargent Drives Housing Plan Amid Shortage Push
Horma John G Sargent announces a campaign to ease the housing shortage in Preston Bristol and surrounding areas. Signed documents and efforts target a bulwark plan to build homes for Mary Jarist's family, with Brentewraydanny backing the initiative and the community rallying in days.
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Preston
Burgess Bedtime Stories Dy THORNTON W. BURGESS
Peter Rabbit and Kingfishers star in a humorous Burgess tale about a hungry Kingfisher family. Mrs Rattles and the Kingfishers vie for a fish, then a young Kingfisher finally catches a fish head first. The scene ends with the boldest chick catching a live fish and swallowing it. Copyright 1425.
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Peter
Tal
Jerry Muskrat
Grandfather Frag
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Spotty the Turtle
Kingfisher
Itra
Ratles
Rattles
Ars
Kingfishers
Peter Stubble
Jerry Muckrol
Grandfather Frog
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Alstera
Fiah
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Ibits Of State History By EK KE Meredith
Fragmented historical notes recount a skirmish during the War of 1812 era. A small Franklin party entered a dwelling as bushwhackers attacked, killing a man and mutilating a victim. A relief party arrived, shot the house owner, and burned the dwelling, while another insurgent was killed by Hoden during an attempted escape.
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Ae Fridin
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Franklin
Hoden
Beime
Wertz Tribute Mourns Bryan As Nation Reflects
Mayor Wert offers tribute to William Jennings Bryan noting his long held influence on reform and national policy. The passage recalls a patriotic era and a leader described as a man with a 45 stars vision. Also mentions local radio income changes and welfare dole reductions affecting Genie Pearce’s family.
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