Roosevelt may answer Muscle Shoals issue with risks
Washington report notes President Roosevelt may offer a solution to the Muscle Shoals question, but history warns of new problems for future presidents. The piece references Washington era tensions with Indians, Congress surveys, and public debates as lawmakers seek a path forward while public dining and beer questions surface in Capitol Park.
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Tennessee
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Elgin Woman Found Dead in Home
A Elgin woman was found dead at her home this morning by Miss Muiris. The coroner noted she died of natural causes after health issues and age. Neighbors and the family, including Mr and Mrs Vern Kirkpatrick of California, were notified. Services are planned in the coming days.
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Srinie Amega
Cieo
Ioeim
Muelo Myciris
Wood Muuri
Andy
Nat Bean
Charles Wainmanikes
Sir Bint Dastor
Lee Wondsuinsne
Vern Kirkpatrick
Californus
Uiliey McCray
Cory
Riot arrests after Pittsburgh crowd clashes at high school
About 22 unemployed men were held after a riot at a Pittsburgh area high school. Police scattered the crowd with tear gas as demonstrators tried to enter the building for a meeting despite a permit denial. Several officers and bystanders were injured during the scuffle.
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Ipolivé
Val Delledonne
University of Pittsburgh
British economist warns tariffs worsen world trade slump
Sir Josiah Stamp contends tariff walls deepen economic debility and hurt farmers merchants and industry. He calls for international action and emphasizes conferences with President Roosevelt to address exchange restrictions and trade barriers harming global commerce.
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Josiah Stamp
London
Tari
Josiah
Roosevelt
St Louis elects Democratic mayor and aldermen in historic landslide
The St Louis municipal election produced the first Democratic mayor in 24 years amid record turnout. Democrats captured all 14 alderman seats, signaling full control of city government. Majorities for Mayor Bernard and the aldermen ranged from 16,000 to 20,000, while national observers noted a strong Roosevelt-era wave that did not fade locally.
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Dickman
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Washington
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White House
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Smoot
Questionable local names and addresses in scattered OCR text
Fragmentary OCR listing several names and addresses with unclear roles. Mentions include Gn Meath, BR Graves, Fine Jewelry at 3 West Main Street, Charles with staves and unaware on East Washington opposite Downer House, C B Seeler successor to Weld Sind Keeler as denier in dry woods carpets at No 14 18 Blair Block First Avenue.
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Meath
BR. Graves
West Main Street
Charles
Cancer P T A Concord Meeting Elects Officers
The April Concord P T A meeting convened in Miss Baresse’s room with an elected slate for the coming year. Officers re elected include Mrs. W L Peake president Mrs J B Cogan first vice president Elizabeth Ranney second vice president Mrs Wickwire secretary and Mrs Harry Spicer treasurer Plans include a May Parent Night inviting all parents and the program featured a trio titled Mfurn of Joy and a talk on Education and Things that Could Be Best Eliminated by Mrs Ramsey Burton with Chopin pieces by Miss Signa Anderson.
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Barton Smith
F. D. Pfeffer
May Howard
Ramsey Burton
Erie County P
T. A. and
Plana
Signa Anderson
Political climate notes in St. Louis city history
A fragment discusses Democrats being present in St. Louis and remarks on the city’s long-standing Republican alignment. The text implies a political shift or observation within a historically GOP city.
Hollywood Film Shop Stars and Studio Gossip Mix
A chaotic Hollywood scene vignette describes actors like Jim Onslow Star Mist and Nils Asther among studio chatter. The piece mentions Walter Histo, Midge Evans, May Robson, Gyne Caiker, and other entertainers in lighthearted, gossiping tones with little cohesive narrative.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Crit Auiri
Hallywood Boulevar
Tod Tantgiaure
Jim
Walter Histo
Tomuin
Fbert
Nils Asther
Allee Bondy
Tim Star
Load Landay
Spehice
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Fen Mall
Hiei Gordon Furmerly
Secre seVitw
Isa
Louiise
Inseer Hale
Iren Munley Westa Gro
Lew ‘Tracey Kleps
Prana Wynyaril
Taltin Barlyiores
Two Shot Down by South Dakota Bandits
Unclear OCR text reports violence in South Dakota with two people shot by bandits near Huron. Fragmentary lines mention raids, fear, and police response but lack coherent details or identified victims.
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South Dakota
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