Public notes on press, interviews and Senate rules debate
The text critiques press interviews and public publication, cites Mme Schamantt Heink and Chauncey Depew, and analyzes Vice President Dawes efforts to amend Senate rules. It argues majorities can be tyrannical, praises Rule 22 as a defense against majority tyranny, and warns against discarding this safeguard. It frames daily publication culture and public discourse in political and social life.
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Lalkega Tyyn Hic
Kansas City
Mme Schamantt Heink
Bout Gralhi
Chauncey Depew
Thugene V. Dehe
New York
Wall Street
Dawes
Senate
Knights Templar to Attend Services at First Presbyterian
Clarence Commandery No. 61 Knights Templar will attend services at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. Members are called to meet at the asylum at 10:80.
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Clarence
Twenty Years Ago at Ipworth League Convention
A fragment from The Journal Files dated May 16 1965 notes PraWford delivering remarks at the Ipworth League Convention. It references school work and preparation for graduates, mentions a death of S HE Wynwad, and hints at broader local concerns discussed by the participants.
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Pr Wow
PraWford
Corry
Bradtates
Kane Man Badly Hurt In House Roof Collapse
May 16 report from Kane describes an accident on Lincoln Street where a worker named Anderson of Hir Misses Street and St. L. Fairman at 126 Lincoln Street fell while shingling a roof. Anderson sustained serious injuries, transported to Kang Simiit Hospital in critical condition. Fairman’s injuries were less severe but internal trauma suspected. Also notes the Lake LeROENE dance pavilion opening season at Waterford, Tuesdays to Fridays through September, with the Penny Highway venue redecorated and lit. opening night March 19 features William Penn Hotel Orchestra conducted by Prof. Charles Marsh.
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Kane
Axe Anderson
Hir Misses Street
St. L
Wisconsor
Iain
Fulliman
Lake Leroene Danve Pasition Ux
Penny Highway
Waterford
Waitch
Maar
William Pennifotel Orchestra
Pittsburg
Charles Marsh
Corious of Sisminop Dancin Quinti Opening
A corius of Sisminop dancin qunti will open at the Armory Kuuley sfehe Wine instructed by Harey Jarallith Lrantions. An employee in the tuning department of the Corry Mille Condens dot hee bane taught ini machine Sfon daw afterpour about 5:80 and sustained serious injuries to a re member.
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Harey Jarallith
Ella Miler
Cy Nori
Center Street
Corry Mille Condens
Dot Hee Bane
George Stockton Opens New Market and Grocery Store
WetDhyearpexton announces a new meat market and grocery at 830 East Main St. opening Tuesday morning. George Stockton plans to offer prime western taes and other items. The store has been redecorated with modern furnishings and fittings.
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WetDhyearpexton
Main Strep
Stockton
Pianist With One Arm Gesy Zichy Gains Renown
Note Hungarian pianist and composer Gesy Zichy, who lost his right arm at fourteen, studied with top teachers and rose to virtuoso status through perseverance and skill.
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Gesy Zichy
Ed Chapin Quotation on Wealth and Fate
The quote portrays Edwin H. Chapin asserting that a man’s position is secured by nature rather than price and that he moves into wealth by natural gravitation, as effortless as a surfer riding a wave.
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Edwin H. Chapin
Vessel Breaks U S Seals and Flees Dunkirk
A Casita cruiser described as Clareday fled Dunkirk after a confrontation with U S Coast Guard personnel led by William Shepard. The vessel docked at River By the Gateway and remained afloat though damaged. Coast guard and Buffalo fleet units pursued through an all night search ending at Pinkink with no decisive capture.
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Dunkirk
Man
Custaine Hal Eony Rubere
Gattraltt
Vuitenad
We Hyne
William Shepard Curnof
Cnairlian
Monada
Ventral Avenue
Galhitaith
Dutta
Sposi
Galbraith
Thich
Tayfen
Anadis
Coast Guard
Jake
Trius
Cami
Pinkink
Need Armies to Enforce Pacts Declares War College Leader
Rear Admiral Bradley Ay Piske, retired, warned that reliance on the Army to enforce pacts is unfounded, noting history shows agreements among nations cannot be depended on in moments of national interest. He spoke at the Army Academy of Political and Social Purposes, urging preparedness and skepticism toward assurances from signatories.
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United Press Philadelpins
Wis
Bradley Ay Piske
Bere
Arnisiicy Academy
Wild Runaway Locks Woman to Horse in 800 Foot Drag
A chaotic chase ends with a woman being dragged some 800 feet by a runaway horse. Eyewitnesses describe a chaotic scene as the mare bolted through streets, prompting bystanders to intervene. Authorities are investigating the incident and health officials tended to the injured woman at the scene.
Fragmentary scribbles on doges and names from mistyped page
The readable text contains names and fractured phrases about doges and places but lacks coherent narrative. It mentions Veulee, Tily, Whe Shwe Bocener and scattered references to history, loyalty, and service. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from the fragments.
Eight Barges in Distress Off Port of Erie
Eight barges are reported in distress near the Port of Erie. The scene involves unclear details and multiple vessels, with authorities assessing the situation and coordinating response efforts.
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Port OF
Erie
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Kane Man
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Barlow Hardware CO
Corry, Pa
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Japan
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