West Hails Judge Van Devanter for Supreme Court Seat
Supporters across Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Kansas and Minnesota press Judge Willis Van Devanter as a favored candidate to fill Justice Moody's vacancy on the Supreme Court. They argue his appointment would honor the West and strengthen the Eighth Circuit's representation on the high bench.
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Willis Vandevanter
Justice Moody
Supreme Court
Judge van Devanter
Jantice Brewer
Eighth Circuit
Supreme Bench
van Devanter
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Western conservation debate reflected in Eastern Western tensions
A Denver Republican letter argues conservation is a Western issue framed as a national problem by Eastern and Western interests. It says Eastern fears of public-domain robbery misread Western aims, asserts Westerners seek development not theft, and urges Congress to decide public-domain policy while recognizing regional perspectives.
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West
Goimeburg
Phumder
Far West
Pelther
Hemael Ren
Colorado
Wyoming
Congress
Reclamation Bill Advances With 20 Million Allocation
Washington group endorses a bill approving certificates of indebtedness for reclamation work and amends the measure to set a 30 million limit. The plan restricts fund use to existing projects, awaiting presidential approval of the report.
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Washington
Chouge Ways and Means Committee
Telog
Lee
Wright Mactiing Breaks World Airplane Record
Walter Brookine in a Wright biplane set a world aviation record at an Indianapolis event, flying to a height of 4 909 feet. The report notes a chaotic transcription and partly garbled surrounding text.
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Andianapols
Une
Walter ‘Brookine
Wright
al Hidde
Win Heighis
Fear
Poem Fragment From the Vulfalo Newsy
A fragmentary poem prints in the Vulfalo Newsy with quirky misspellings. John DB of Welle voices longing for a simpler country dawn and reconnecting with nature through rivers, meadows, and summer hush.
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John DB
Welle
Roosevelt Lands at Eleven O Clock
Former president Theodore Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay after an eight year absence and speaks of selective engagements. He plans stops at Cheyenne, the Conservation Congress in St. Paul, the Johnsow celebration, and possibly one more venue, while avoiding political interviews. He also intends a Black Hills trip to visit Seth Bullock before St. Paul.
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Novusevelt
Oyster Bay
Inky
Jie
Cheyenne Prowtler Dar
Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Johnsow
Wilhhold
Colonel Roosevelt
Prtia
Seth Bullock
Madison Fashionalle Reception at the White House
The so called drawing room at the White House, known as the Palace, drew about 200 guests amid mudstrewn approachways. Observers noted classical Greek influences in gowns and hairstyles, while gentlemen wore black suits with white stocks and varied dress cues of the era. Burke’s pending naturalization and Miss Walker’s insistence on citizenship for the groom led to a tentative wedding date of August 13.
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White House
Pennsylvania
England
Bear Wrummel
America
San Francisco
Walker
United States
Burke
Cupid
Remarkable Voyage Drawn by Canadian Officials
Ottawa reports Earl Grey’s journey on a voyage down the Alabagea river through the Northwest territories. Jack Oliver, minister of the Interior, will travel over three thousand miles by canoe portage and river steamers toward Dawson Alaska while Governor General Carl Grey plans a separate paddle trip from Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay. The wanderlust among cabinet members shows in multiple long journeys.
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Ottawa
Arctic Circle
Dawson
Alaska
Carl Grey
Lake Winmipes
Hudson Pay
Canada
Unsuitable Text Fragments From A Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR content mentions Genevieve Walker of Philadelphia and a vague allegiance conflict but provides no coherent events, dates, or identifiable actions to summarize into a news item. The passage is too garbled to extract a factual lead or outcome.
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Genevieve Walker
Philadelphia
Burk Greets Push to Speed Naturalization Process
An Earnest inquiry to a state department official discusses accelerating a would be groom Burk toward U S citizenship. Secretary Knox hints at possible bypass of naturalization delays without harming welfare. Mrs Walker and Mr Burke met in San Francisco eight months ago for the first time.
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Wan
Burke
Knox
Citien
Migs Walker
Mr. Burke
San Francisco
Palace Pharmacy promotes Benzold Almond Lotion as cure
Palace Pharmacy markets Benzold Almond Lotion claiming it cures tan and freckles. The ad urges customers to try the product for visible skin improvements.
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Palace Pharmacy
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Earl Grey
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Ancho Chidrt
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BO Logan
17Th ST
Carey Ave
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Senate
Kelley Mercantile Co
W. 16Th ST
Ley
Capitol Ave
PHOND
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Metropole
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