Flynn and Democrats Split Over New Deal Loyalty
Dispatch reports mixed feelings among Democrats about Flynn's elevation and New Deal loyalty. Western delegates label him a Tammany-like boss, while some Southern and Chicago figures praise him, creating a split as Republicans and independents question New Deal support and party unity.
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Varley
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Jim
Tammany
West
Hewatti
Byynes
South Carolina
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Texas
John M. Garner
Showlead
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Jim Ds
Jim Parley
Ed Signa
Shroghout
Listen Peister and Simon S Farmer Develop Seed Idea
R J Scott reports on Peister and Simon S Farmer who claim a novel seed development could yield a million polars in three years. The project centers on deter seed and the potential profits and timelines.
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Peister
Simon S. Farmer
Neutrality debated in Molooit's European war address
Premier Moloot asserts Soviet determination to remain neutral as the European war unfolds. The piece surveys various nations and the precarious balance of neutrality, noting examples like Norway and Belgium while discussing how neutrality can fail amid aggression. It also touches on health concerns and Swiss independence celebrations as the broader wartime context.
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Sovye
Russia
Cisters
Europe
Wienkvelie Ocean
Norway
Duguar
Holland
Belgum
Roosevelt Accepts Democratic Nomination at Hyde Park
Twenty years ago Roosevelt acknowledged his nomination and addressed a large crowd at Hyde Park as local events note aviators from Clarion landers offering passenger rides on Spring street if weather allows. Observers mention planned Cleveland New York games and a pennant chase with Babe Ruth in town. Local team boasts an eight game winning streak while several residents return from a cottage visit.
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Prinilin Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Ulisted
Klondike Gold and Gold Shipments Mentioned in Test Note
A test note references the steamer Excelsior arriving in San Francisco with 750000 dollars in gold. It also notes the Portland bound steamer Bolr devs Iter with a 2000000 dollar cargo of gold, and mentions Chicago as the city of gadgets amid a broader, fragmented discussion of crime statistics, fame, and historical quips.
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Portland
Chicago
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Ackil
State awards $45 million in road and bridge contracts
The Department of Highways awarded contracts totaling over 45 million dollars in the first seven months of the year. Since January 1, awards surpassed 21.8 million, with plans to improve approximately 70.5 miles of roads and bridges. By September 1, the department anticipated further projects and an estimated 8.1 million in central office costs, while draftsmen and engineers prepared plans for additional eight million dollars. The construction program employs thousands of workers, with 35.6 miles completed in the first three weeks of July.
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Addi' Fion
Peoria Ul Ube Department
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Constractors
New York Visitors Find Size and Surprises in the City
The essay reflects on how travelers to New York, especially imaginative ones, are often disappointed by iconic sights like Ocean Liners and Grand Central before realizing the city’s vast scale. The author notes skyscrapers, skyline, and midtown silhouettes as awe inspiring yet nuanced, urging readers to seek genuine experiences such as theater and Central Park benches, while cautioning about costly shows and advising to use recommendations from hotel staff or newspaper editors.
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New York
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Daily Quiz: Lost Questions in Classified Page
A reader challenge lists ten questions from the Daily Quiz: What weapon did the sparrow use to kill the robin in the poem Who Killed Cock Robin. complete the proverb Blood thicker than. between which love cities was the first telegraph message sent. which amendment abolished slavery. which is heavier copper or steel. which boxer beat Tony Galento by Max Baer or Buddy Baer. give a synonym for syncopated mis…. from what language are words Wand Interim derived. what is the approximate difference of the earth and what is another name for young rabbit.
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Tony Galento
Max Haer
Buddy Baer
Prom
Lnguage Are Inc
Wand Interim
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A fragmentary notice discusses dangers of amateur medical advice. It warns that pseudo experts in neighborhoods pretend to diagnose and treat illnesses, while medical students spend years earning degrees to gain real knowledge.
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State of Pennsylvania
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Dingfelder Family Reunion Held at Lindsly Hollow Home
Eleventh annual Dingfelder reunion was August 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sciirt in Lindsly Hollow. About 73 relatives and friends attended. Officers elected for the coming year were Charles Haner, president. Raymond Gilson, vice president. Mrs. Andrew C. Johnson, treasurer. Afternoon included games, ice cream, and cake. Attendees listed include Ray Dingfelder family and extended relatives from Erie Townville Lake Hamilton Pilksburgh Buffalo Youngsville and Skelstal. Also notes plans for future reunion hosted by Walter Ditlefelder.
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Lindsly Holow
Charles Haner
Raymond Gilson
Andrew C. Johnson
Ray Dingfelder
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Jamies McLean
Erie
Veda Mosler
Townville
Roy Basking
Lake Hamilton
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Alberta “Armitage
Pilksburgh
Provence
Dorothy Johnson
Buffalo
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Paul Gibbon
Gomny Jones
Youngsville
Nestre Onlin
Walter Ditlefelder
City for Conquest adapts Kandel tale to film with New York focus
Immersed in Hollywood moves, Romanian born writer Kandel, famed for City for Conquest, sees his city obsessed narrative move toward cinema. Plans include a sequel and dialogue work for other scripts while Jim Cagney and Warner Bros chase rights. Kandel recalls Seattle, Alaska, and East Side roots in a life of writing, mining days, and late exterior shoots.
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UT Kandel
New York
Hollywood
Sonquest
Romania
Kanidel
Alaska Perod
England
Holland
Kandowl
Columbia
James Cagney
Cagney
Bill
Washington Suffrage Debate Shapes District of Columbia Future
Washington Day Book notes a 60 year battle for DC suffrage reaching a head as Congress contemplates extending voting rights to district residents. The piece cites Jennings Randolph challenging action and hints DC may gain representation or self-government, while highlighting McNutt’s strong Chicago campaign and future prominence in the party.
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Washington
T Caf
District of Columbia
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Chicago
Congress
Jennings “Randolph
West Virginia
Mr. Randolph
Columbia
Alstriet
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Fragmented OCR Recipe Item Ends Deep in Text
A messy OCR fragment summarizing a recipe appears. It mentions muffins jelly and various ingredients with partial measurements like cups and teaspoons though many words are garbled. The readable lines hint at plain muffins or similar baked goods with hints of ratios and prep steps but are incomplete.
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