Patriotism and party lines blur in wartime support
Columbus Dispatch reports in a wide poll that Tudkon Harmon of Onlo urges unwavering support for President Wilson. Harmon warns against discredited administration and stresses duty to back the war effort, saying the nation must unite beyond party lines. The Dispatch notes Wilson leading Hughes in Buffalo and New York World quotes tariff.
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Ister
Ohio
Tudkon Harmon
Onlo
Ares
Wilton
White House
Hanon
New York World
Wilson
Columbus
Xtown Wilson
Hughes
Buffalo
Courlor
Wil Fon
Highon
Mies
Witton
Notable New York Business Leader Backs Wilson Campaign
Jesse Taidler, a prominent New York merchant and philanthropist, joins national business leaders in supporting Woodrow Wilson. He cites Wilson’s experience and warns against change at this time, aligning with Victor Murdock’s Progressive paper backing the president. Mary Shaw, actress and VP of the National Women’s Pause party, echoes support for Wilson.
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Jesse Taidler
Mhoy Oi Co
New York
MicrchAhtt
Avery
Victor Murdock
Swichita
Bae
Hos
Wilson
Murdock
The
Progress Party
Wilko
Dollarea Mary Shaw
National Women's Pause Party
Hill and M Lean Place Sold to Harrigan and Hicks
The Hill and M Lean Place was sold today in Talon City. Harrigan and Hicks, barbers rented by Cooper Block, will take immediate possession and relocate their shop from Gillett Blake to the new location. The new owners promise courteous treatment and will fit the rooms for comfortable operation. Lost between Loyelly weno and Corry an auto chain reward return to the Journal office.
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Talon City
Imea
Hetwean
Corry
Journal of Tlee
Refinery Suffered Heavy Loss From Major Blaze
A severe fire at the Lay Smith Refinery in Clarendon caused extensive damage and threatened total shutdown. Two agitator tanks burned, with benzine and naptha released. five hours of fighting reduced the blaze but left the refinery crippled and storage facilities at risk. About a hundred workers affected. full recovery could take months.
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Clarendon
Lay Smith
Hime
Wis
Mra
Cortainin
Hohaine
Miso
Rotanisson
Conquers Rheumatism In A Very Few Days
An advertised remedy claims rapid relief from rheumatism after daily use. The blurb urges readers to buy from Ames and Company or any druggist for about 60 cents, offering a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after treatment.
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Rhum
Tanit
Ny Ames and Company
Ady
Real Hughes Platform and Uncle Sam Opinion Debate
Fragmented OCR text outlines a partisan clash over Hughes and Roosevelt era policy. Mentions Comptroller of the Currency filings with state amounts like Ohio 20 million and Indiana 11 million, amid a charged tone about political alignment and impending shifts in support.
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Hughes
Uncle Sam
Zrom Novetates
Cureency
Washington
Ibank Depaatman
Ohio
Kansas
Indlaria
Genmedicut
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Runaway Girls Located After Quebec Search
Two teenage sisters runaway from Warren and boarded buses, moving through Ontario to New York and Rochester, eventually found by their mother in Chantilly Quebec. They had traveled with help from a traffic or employment agency, with references to adjusting travel and a warning about impostor recruiters. The report notes their recovery and includes an advertisement for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a complexion aid.
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Chatinneau
Quebec
New York
Avon House Turnat Or Rest Wren
Avon house at turnabout or restless wren noted in local Page details with uncertain handwriting. No clear names places or dates identifiable in readable text.
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Avon Hadurn
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Hill and M’lean Place Was Sold
Union City
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Barlows Hardware Co
Hh Wiesen
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Gaver
Warren
Gatovleve
Mre
Bonnets
Buena reAt
Har
Sly Loi
Birdy
Uulad
Toe
Dr. Edwards
Sia
Ibe
NuBone Corset Co
Gara
Purnisi
Pons
Malu
Ero
Witho
Tye Wat
Ord
Ri Hight
Beal
Patterson
Beth
Furnaca
Bor Saled
Mark
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