Famine Aid Urged by Hoover For Europe Relief
The Columbia Herald discusses Herbert Hoover urging a 150 million credit to famine stricken European districts to survive the winter. It argues aid is vital beyond diplomacy, noting widespread malnutrition and cold, and calls on the U.S. to fund rehabilitation rather than join abstract peace efforts. It also reports on Tennessee school funding struggles and the need for state and county action to support teachers and public schools.
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Europe
Herbert Hoover
Ethte
America
Hadghbor Tvet
Emily
People's of
Vienna
Cil Ipo
Graham
Ion
Williams
Tennessee
Maury County
Berger's Case and Milwaukee Traitor Seat Foes
In a fiery critique, Red sympathizers and Milwaukee's Victor Berger are condemned for seating opposition to his conviction. The piece argues Berger violated the U S Constitution and the Fourteenth Amendment, marks him as a traitor, and calls for his removal from Congress and for Milwaukee to lose representation while he remains unworthy. It frames allegiance to American liberties against Berger and his supporters, urging disqualification and honoring war heroes.
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Berger
Milwaukee
Victor Berger
Concreas
Berforone
Congress
United States
Ile
Esmich
Anovican
Dar
Elsp
Herald
Ita County
Ertizena
Berger Cone
New York
Tennessee teachers fear school system overhaul
State Superintendent William Getty warns Tennessee faces a costly salary crisis and possible overhaul of the supervision system. Officials suggest major changes may be needed unless a more efficient state oversight is achieved.
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Williamg
AL Atti Sularien
Stop Secret Sessions and Publicity Critique Rendered
A Bay City Herald piece denounces secret mayoral board meetings and criticizes lack of public notice by city officials while contrasting education department openness. It argues profiteering and inflation distort the economy, urges work and saving, and condemns suppression of dissent in government and press.
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Alternen
Celabia
Herald
Herd
Columbia
Harris
Tax Assessments and State Valuation Frustrations Rise in Tennessee
Frustration over Tennessee real estate tax assessments grows as officials in multiple counties fix values higher than prior years. The piece laments inefficiency and neglect in the current system, praising the old method where taxpayers had direct voice, while criticizing distant selection of assessors and costly machinery. It notes the burden on property owners and hints at political tension looming near a November agenda.
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Tennessee
Maury County
Jnca
Fontune
Adam
Conference Notice Amid Price Tinkering In Nashville
Payment adjustments and conference talks dominate the week in Nashville as organizations announce meetings. Key figures and entities prepare to discuss welfare implications while ministers and committees prepare statements.
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Nashville
Elaine
Health Drive aims to fund fight against white plague in Tennessee county
Local officials urge Marksy county residents to donate about 6000 dollars weekly to combat tuberculosis. Campaign emphasizes preventable disease, health rules, and community support, noting other states share similar losses and urging rapid participation.
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Tennessee
Marksy County
Venneston Tie Tong
Cnty
Iim
Lotwg
New York Socialists Face Internal Strife Over Reform Debates
Fragmentary text shows New York Socialists discussing internal divisions over representation and strategy, with references to influential figures, ideological factions, and calls for broader reform within the party. The piece touches on constitutional changes, collective action, and debates about moderation versus radicalism in pursuing social change.
Wheat Prices Rise as Flour Costs Grow Across Markets
The text notes wheat selling up to a dollar above $2.25 per bushel, with some grades at Duluth reaching F240 a bushel. It argues price controls by government during the war benefited farmers and criticizes ongoing agitation against wartime price fixing as markets normalize post-emergency. It lauds farmers for wartime sacrifice and warns against profiteering while calling for fair returns reflecting world market values.
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Project Linn
United States
Aching
T Huurden
Duluth
Fiat
America
Ati
Fragmented OCR political summary from late 20th century press
Analyzed text fragment shows garbled remarks on a political figure Bryan and a peace treaty. Mentions the Democratic party facing a delicate vote with reservations. References to administration, conventions, and a cited Vander index.
Bryan Faces Split Over Immediate Ratification Demand
The text discusses a split within the Democratic Party over unconditional treaty ratification. It notes 600 in favor and argues delaying peace fourteen months to secure broader approval, highlighting Bryan's stance and option to postpone. It cites support for immediate ratification from some factions and opposition from others within the party.
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Democratic Party
Teast
Senate
Dryan
Stanies
Bryan
Hwloon
Women in Primaries and Voter Participation in Tennessee
A historical account discusses women’s limited voting rights in primaries and calls for their participation in political conventions. It notes Tennessee November elections and references debates, party conventions, and the struggle for women's political influence, with strong language urging equal civic involvement.
Untitled note on coping with difficult conditions
A fragment expresses that any alternative would be better than the current state, but acknowledges the task is extremely challenging and may take time to improve the situation. It conveys frustration and a readiness to endure the hardship.
Unclear stock market surge cited by local firm president
The article reports a dramatic, unnamed stock market rise linked to a Creyded twenty wigly por cent figure, while Lon Theis, president of Cynmileston Company, is described visiting friends and discussing leadership changes. It mentions Thomas and Naebvilee in connection with United ghatios and a firm in the Hub, with reference to a promotion and future subscription plans.
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Inerdwen
Theis
Cynmileston Company
Thomas
Ghatios
Utama
Minster
Binielo
Louisville
Hein
Mane Cormey
Army Nurses Will Receive Military Rank
Washington June 17 military action for American Army nurses to receive rank was promised by the senate subcommittee on military affairs to the American Nurses Association. The assurances were given in Washington to the association by Senator Whe.
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Washington
Parma
Senna
Senptore
Generous Offer Road Board by Phosphate Co
A disputed road project in Pleasant County involves the phosphate company offering to fund road work from NJ Pleasant to Enterprise. The county would cover loading costs and operating expenses for the gravel pits and track, with support and controversy among local officials and residents.
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Generous Offer Road Board BY Phosphate CO
NJ Pleasant
Enterprise
Thomas Yo Boelich
Thi
Santy
Charlesten South Cavutina
Dany
Eneish
Werbeht
Mater Wiest
Road Commission
Cnet
Tinti
Erie
Ebenle
Notler
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