Governor Gore Holds Informal Listening Session With State Leaders
Governor Gore met with department heads legislators and press in an informal gathering to promote harmony and businesslike government. He urged open truthful budgeting highlighting road upkeep and warned against farewells to economy. He favored a trunk highway strategy and cautioned about gaps under the 80 20 road bond rule. He praised a businesslike start and critiqued national politics citing Bobbie La Follette.
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Howard M. Gore
Congress
Kmow
Gore
Road Commission
Stone Mountain controversy recalls Borglum in limelight
The piece outlines sculptor Gutzon Borglum’s history of clashes with public art projects. It notes past disputes over angel figures at St John the Divine Cathedral and his critical jabs at art schools and monuments, including the Lincoln Memorial, amid ongoing Stone Mountain controversy.
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Stone Mountain
Gutzon Borgium
Stone Mountain Memorial Assation
St. John the Divine
2Eum
National Art School
Vashon
Borglum Row Sparks Debate Over Art and Public Installations
The article recounts Gutzon Borglum’s clashes with art bodies and politicians from 1910s America. It details his confrontations with Chicago’s art commission over a statue of Governor Altgeld, his resignations and public accusations of favoritism, and his disputes with President Wilson regarding aviation inquiries. It notes his Sterne Mountain memorial project suspension, alleged egotism, and lingering fame as a volatile figure in the era’s art scene. The piece also touches on railroad advertising, citing Northern Pacific’s large ad budgets and the broader reach of newspapers in publicity campaigns. The closing remark notes the absence of the Ohio crowd at the recent inaugural.
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Europe
Ohie
Association of American Painters and Sculptors and
Municipal Art Coammission of
Chicago
Altgeld
Chile
Borglim
Art Commission of Chicago
Wilson
Borglum
Fanning
Frame
Sterne Mountain
Association
Lemperamental Borgium
M. M. Goodsill
St. Paul
Minn
Northern
Pacife
Club
Des Moines
United States
Edavers
Northern Pacific
Community work division bill for West Virginia university
A senate and house bill No. 179 and No. 806 propose creating a division of community work at West Virginia University to assist municipalities, mining and rural areas. The plan envisions a director and coordinated use of university resources, funded from state or university general funds, with cautions about bureau expansion. The editorial supports potential real service despite concerns about government bloat.
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Senate
West Virginia University
Willis
House
Dell
Legislure
West Virginia
Eis
Jeges
State Board of Education
Board of Control
Fragmented OCR collage evokes chaotic poem and scattered names
A dense, jumbled OCR text fragment lists numerous proper nouns, places, and phrases in a streamlike collage. It reads like a mosaic of names, events, and stray lines with no clear narrative or single focus, suggesting a damaged page with varied unrelated snippets.
Unclear Reflections on Society and Manners
A garbled, highly noisy text fragment discusses manners, gender roles, punctuality, and social expectations. It references Betsy or Bugs Baer and various unnamed figures, mixing observations on behavior, etiquette, and appearances with stray comments on domestic life and public conduct. The piece resembles a satirical or opinionated column with many distorted phrases.
Plunger Feast Hint in Murky Tale Fragments
A damaged OCR fragment references Mrs Plunger and a planned feast, mentioning a character’s remark about being high in the afternoon and a future gathering phrase. The piece shifts to a note about a story and a name Burgess, with unclear context and few readable facts.
Parisian Evening in McIntyre Day by Day
Paris column captures a leisurely night scene as observers describe dining promenades, fashionable crowds, and the city’s refined atmosphere. It contrasts Parisian chic with New York bustle, noting elegant streets, cathedrals, and shopfronts along the Champs Elysées amid a vivid, era-tinged voice.
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Paris
Mar
Gome
Deadly
Aimertet
Jmris
New York
More Truth Than Poetry A Theatre Visit Reflections
A diarist recalls attending a 1924 theatre performance, praising the clean comedy and the leading lady. The writer notes crowded box offices and questions the ticket price versus the entertainment value, lamenting the lack of risqué content and the overall enjoyable evening.
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Seretch
Peach
Life for child camps sparks tragic accident
A child safety incident ends in a fatal outcome as a power line contact near a street causes a man to collapse. The event leaves a widow and four children, and signals the dangers of electrical infrastructure. authorities reference automatic telephone lines in Christos region as context.
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Charies Varpenter
Huecuster
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