Will American rights survive foreign influence in government
The passage argues that Charles Evans Hughes risks delivering the United States to Berlin by accepting German influence through a large foreign-born population. It asserts the threat to an American president and questions whether Americans will permit an alien element to drive the President from office for defending U S rights against foreign governments.
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Seret Recta
Bollety
Berlin
America
United States
Amerios
Charles Evans Hughes
Stayon
Wandidain
Ita
Linton
Cansdates
Benedict Arnold
J. R. Receives Frost Amid Police Aid
A chaotic report recounts Hughes campaign rallies with Colonel Roosevelt addressing 76,000 miners in Wilkes-Barre. Police and militia were deployed as confrontations arose, including a reception conflict and protests tied to labor and political alignments.
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Hughes
Wilkes-Barre
Coleus Roareville
Colonvl
Hur Wilson
Ronsevelt
Wade
Arrbeta
Stoosevelt
Witken Harre
J. Cure
Ito- Hmienn
Witken
AnUler
Popaine
Stephen J. Poglion
Marleton
Anit
Lanseyett
Sie
Trouehes
Nob-Oyers Ljuive
Local Society Notes Hear of Sunday Guests and Events
The report lists Mr. William Pond and Mrs. Bf Wirrell hosting Sunday guests including Mrs. Fyly and family. Ridge Att Thursday features the Morey Maliy of tutruuriy. Rhoda McCray is mentioned with Misses Akam. The HB. 8. 1 Club plans a wine opera at Mrs. Wihal McCray’s home Friday evening and a meal with Mrs. R. Amy next Monday afternoon.
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Aon
Migrity Binkenton
Wut
Levon Wing and Son
Fyly
Heath
Weank
Pursche
B. Mecray
Ate. Webb
William Pond
Bf. Wirrell
Ridge
Fragmentary OCR note including names and firms
Fragmentary text lists several proper nouns and organizations. It mentions Glinatind, Piolo, Wey, J. Bikin Nathan of Philadd Inet Atr, Will Akama, Sheffield I Company, and Mr Reynolds completing work in a global context. The readable items are disjoint and lack a clear event or dates.
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Wey
J. Bikin Nathan
Philadd Inet Atr
Akama
Sheffield I Company
Mr. Reynolds
Railroad Heads for President Amid a Shameful Spectacle
The article accuses Henry Hughes of collusion with anti-American secret societies to undermine President Wilson and US policy. It cites leaked documents showing Hughes apologized to disloyalists, then attacked Britain, and supported European powers. It frames the pledges as treasonous and warns voters of dangerous foreign influence.
Address Worthy of Lincoln Speech Echoes Lincoln Era
A garbled passage praises President Wilson's acceptance speech and Sigvaly’s Disciplace for the Nation as a classic that may join Lincoln's Get tysbiree Address and the Second Innue qual in enduring memory. It implies future remembrance by children and reflects on national sins and love of country amid buried sacrifices.
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Lincoln
Wilson
Sigvaly
Chile
Ertife
Wiisha
Hii
Ohlivion
Hughes foe to farmers record contrasts with Wilson era acts
Public records portray Charles E. Hughes as a foe to farmers while governor of New York vetoed several reforms. The piece lists vetoed items such as funding for farm insect control and veterinary services, contrasted with progressive measures of the Wilson era and other state initiatives.
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Charles E. Hughes
Presidie P
New York
New Yevik Ste
New Yorke
State University
Wilson
Praise for Wilson by TAU Root in 1914 speech
TAU Root lauds Woodrow Wilson in four stanzas delivered before the American Society of International Law in Washington on April 26, 1914. He praises Wilson as a president worthy of trust, highlighting his sincerity, patriotism, and commitment to humanity.
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Wilson
Underwood
Eriettatlsrodd
Intersivn
Chicago
Robert §. Lovett
Underwood Paciflc
T Hallway
Jude Meat
Brotherhoods
The
United State
Underwood Prataca
Wilhon
Mexico
Wilson Luk Konrado
Lovert
Union Pacific
Judan Lovett
Witon
Diggest Campaldh
Root
Tau Root
American Society of International Lass
Washington
Fragmented OCR shows partisan names and old guard rhetoric
The text lists several political figures such as Borah Crinming Bristow and Nortis from Nebraska with hints of a party split. It references old guard leaders and debates over the Aldrich Payte tariff and related political tensions, but the prose is garbled and hard to interpret.
Vinol Week Promotes Window Displays Across Towns
Vinol Week showcases unique in-store window displays in over 8,000 cities and towns across the United States Canada and beyond. Haupt and Son lead arrivals with attractive displays boosting Vinol sales yearly backed by a personal guarantee. Booklets and promotional materials are distributed to customers and households, with many residents requesting the booklets at participating stores this week.
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Tates
Canada
Cuba
Faroft Boum Auiocléd
Ant In
Cotier
Haupt
Haupt and Son
Tordunton Fox
Aston Alstriated
Concord Cohear Officers Elected for the Year
The McCray Lassies Aid held a meeting on Thursday to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs Roberta Gates is named Vice President, Mrs Frank A Crowell as Secretary, and Lyn McCray as Treasurer. Committees include Mrs K J Whison and others to be appointed. Mr W Tracy and Mr Arthur McCray are constructing party buildings with local families noted.
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Frost
Tkets Barre
Wilcoh
Othore
Repub. Wean Party
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Charles Vans Hughie
Leehdmern
Tom Elle
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Hele
Hivehes
Tim
Halon Loarna
Hurts
Makinghem
Ander
O! Leary
Wilbon
Hie
Inforesta
Germany
Et Ve Hugues
Tha
O'Leary
Tha Telgrati Bf
Roosevelt
Tughes
Secret Society
Documenta
Highes
Great Britain
Justice For
Bla
Espfoltnton
Inyo
Justien
Blavty Wtaud
Armerl
EL EY Cure
Fith Avenue
Pittsburgh
Concord
Aluminum
Corry
Barlow Hardware Co
Alan
NuBone Corset Co
Fane
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