Beshlin to Be Fusion Candidate in State Primaries
A digest of the state's election schedule and nominees prepared by George W. Phora, State Department clerk. It lists Beshlin running as Fusion candidate for governor, Newtonton for lieutenant governor, and various party and district nominations, with registration and voting deadlines in May and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havriahing
George WL Phora
State Department
Beyor
Attubes
Probition
Washhuston
Roosevelt
Thi
Noyoubert
Hureday
Tositoy
Salistiay
Ostobra Ii Horonghe
Beshlin
Warren Mines
Boslitin
Congress
Ethrurt
Tts
Kw Liphlir
Vanity Conitton
Willer
Iby
Smimorawa
Saul
Calliver
Ays
Tyre
Leschutye
Guswin Awal
Vannieston
Arexe
Borough Burgesses Refuse Office
Borough authorities refuse to appoint new officials after old Omar’s departure. The article notes Thomas Freem an and J C M umphy faced obstacles while pursuing office, with Judge B L Whittlesey delaying replacements and ordering others to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar
Thomas Freeman
J. C. Mumphy
Wyusineka
B. L. Whittlesey Yeat Orddy
Fragmented Voice on War Policy and Government Power
Disjointed text discusses renewed war policy, military authority, and executive power. It references Congress, Presidential strategy, and public tolerance for measures, with scattered mentions of Allied actions and opposition. The chaotic excerpts suggest a debate over wartime control and constitutional limits.
Lloyd George Speech Pushes War Powers Bill
Fragmented OCR summary describes Premier Lloyd George defending a bill to expand the army’s powers. He warns democracy risks if the government lacks a majority, arguing the need to unite diverse classes, professions, and regions to sustain the war effort. The address emphasizes unity and the peril of defeat without strong wartime control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Poole
Wade
Elean
Ameria
Bread subsidy in Britain and price controls described
A summarized report notes Britain’s government subsidizes bread with about 200 million dollars yearly. It explains that imported wheat is bought at market price, mills receive it at set rates, and a four pound loaf is sold to the public at 18 cents while smaller portions cost proportionally less. The text also contrasts with French prices under similar controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ian
Great Britain
France
No Royal Road to Food Conservation
The United States Food Administration urges voluntary action by all citizens to conserve food. It stresses sharing the burden among 20 million kitchens and dinner tables and 2 million establishments through careful saving and substitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
Pains in Back and Side Reported Relief by Vegetable Compound
Kansas City reader states back and side pains from nervous fatigue improved after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Six bottles cured headaches and blues, with praise for the remedy's suitability for women's ailments. The notice invites letters for treatment advice and confidential response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Sofiany Ipeonte
Lydia H. Binkham
Mia
Tooterman
Hutchings St
Laydin
Pinknam Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Workman's Skull Fracture Threatens Life in Union City
Walter Stafford, a twenty year old Union City man, lies at Vincent's hospital after a head injury from a railroad spike blow. A glancing stroke fractured his skull, leaving him in critical condition with possible recovery. Doctors describe his condition as precarious but hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stafford
Union City
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Stuford
Jaye
Shay Svellard
Historic hotel burned in Fredonia causing major losses
A landmark hotel in Fredonia was destroyed by fire after midnight, with $89,000 in losses and $70,000 insured. The blaze damaged the site of the old Johnson House and disrupted Lafayette celebrations. Early alarm failure hampered containment as 20 men battled the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrodom
Dan
Peedan
Atoete Hotel Colventie Multe
Hieville
Lac Fiyetie Parle
Johnson House
Lafaystte Wan
Amerie
Sharon Austen
Taft
Noida
Jo Weiler
Unitek
Juni
AMI
Sears
General Lafayette
Wits
Anais
Carriwadus Ab Toektdwa
Bredonta Moretard
Clairvoyant and Palmist Moti Itemized
Fragmentary text shows a clairvoyant and palmist named Moti with garbled phrases and stray characters. The readable bits offer no clear event, date, or location to form a complete news item.
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Yates
Borough Burgesses Refuse Office
MOE
Tink Ang
Thyimsthvsk
Wir-Walang
Windiah
Murphy
Alao
Germahy
Amd
Atesia Elway
Ailey
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atorcana
Porter
the Roberts’ Shop
Laveen
Hweys
Stenbi
Workman
Grover Hias Feli
Napitha
Fredonia
al Perkins
M.e.shambaugh
Victor
Harry Lauder
Harry
el Faller
Beck the Kaiser
Eung
Shutinalt
Victor Doubtetoes
Menor
Evan C. Harlan
Caldhe
Victor Records
the Victor
Barlow Hardware
the Holiday Savings Fund
Othey
Welome
Colum Seruudgan
Uoyatte
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