Harmony! Morris Dems Spend Near One Million
United Press report from New York on October 28 states the Democratic National Committee has received and spent nearly a million dollars on welfare and campaign expenditures. By October 25 total receipts were 2.5 million and disbursements about 823 thousand. Most funds came from New York headquarters with large contributions under 20 dollars each.
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Teachers Meet to Discuss Education Reform in Ansonia
A local meeting in Ansonia gathers educators to address teaching methods and curricula. Speakers include principals and teachers from area schools, outlining plans for improved training, student engagement, and shared resources amid rising reforms.
Picket Roads In Kansas Strike Sparks Farm Prices
Report from Kansas details picket road actions amid a labor dispute affecting farms. Observers note farmers’ protests, disruptions to transportation, and concerns over rising costs and supply impacts. Local officials in Topeka and Wichita monitor demonstrations as markets adjust prices.
Rathom Faces Charge Preparation in Local Proceedings
A garbled OCR notes Rathom preparing a response to a charge amid a court process. The fragment mentions February deadlines, registration details, and an upcoming hearing. It references a displeased disclosure and possible announcements of hearings or actions by local officials.
Birthday of the Greatest American Far Recalled
A fragmented note recalls the birthday of a famed American figure hailed as the greatest. The text mentions President Roosevelt and a wartime era exhibit drawing attention to civics, politics, and national leadership, with mention of scientists and scholars in a city setting.
Women to Learn Voting This Week in City
Readable fragments describe a program for women to learn how to vote this week. The notice references Deane & On and city women’s ballots, noting training and materials.
Making Usual Whine Through Ohio Cox
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a candidate seeking support and profitable business topics in America. It mentions a plan to secure a square deal and to prosper with a feature of the old order. The for sale item notes a building story by Seryer & Sons on a Midway street corner.
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Witnesses vanish in liquor ring probe at federal grand jury
In New York a key witness against William Sadler, a raker, vanished just as he was to corroborate police confessions before the federal grand jury. Sadler's alleged confession tied a million-dollar whiskey ring to Chicago police and federal officials, with several witnesses also missing.
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John Garrity
Colorado Coal Strike Expands as 2400 Miners Walk Out
Oct miners from northern Colorado ditched work over severed pay and working terms. Governor Shoap mobilized 20 state guards and warned the militia to prevent disruption around the mine area. The tense stand could threaten production and safety near the shaft mouths.
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Pio
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Shaun Shoap
Game season opens as rabbits thick after opening day
Local hunters say rabbits are plentiful as the season begins on November 1, with deer and prairie birds also noted. Duck season runs until January 1, and a large flock was sighted near DeKalb yesterday.
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DeKalb
Harding headline from Ohio trip prompts distant hope
Warren G. Harding traveled to Akron with a final swing through Ohio as hecklers pressed him on party unity and socialist influence. He said the Democratic and Republican parties are not fully united and avoided endorsing radical elements while maintaining a broader appeal for peace across nations.
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League
Republican
Americs
Wrangel Suffers Setback in South at Levzantovek
Wrangel forces evacuate Levzantovek as Polish and British ally troops retreat under heavy Soviet pressure in southern Russia. Reports say scattered units move to meet the advancing Red Army while Polish Rus efforts falter and command structures adjust amid the ongoing clash.
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Coal Cars Sent to Help Middle West Shortage
Suppressed Press reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered coal cars released to the middle west to ease shortages. The movement will allow coal to flow to the northwest, with Ohio Indiana and Illinois expected to receive shipments soon.
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Washington, D. C
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Interstate Comperce Commission
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Wilson Plea On The League His Last One
President Witten's League of Nations pledge was prepared at the White House for Democratic orators. Officials said no further statements would be issued before the election and the campaign would continue with party headquarters in Washington.
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Wabington
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League. of Nations
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Gowery Delivers Half Ripe Rasberries at Local Horticulture Show
George Gowery stands among leading horticulturists as he brings a cluster of half developed raspberries to The Chronicle. The second crop is nearing readiness with a few berries already ripe, making the entire bunch an unusual sight for the region.
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Chronicle
Mt Lassen Erupts With Smoke and Ash in California
Red Bluffs Cal Oct 28 reports say Mount Lassen is erupting with smoke and ash in considerable volume after about a half hour of activity. A brick colored cloud rose from the crater’s southern portion yesterday and heat loosened ash clouds from surrounding areas.
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Ship Near Coast Seeks Help From Charleston Yard
United Press reports a raid on October 5 28 near the coast with a distress call to the Charleston navy yard for water to refill the destroyer's boilers. The illegible message requests urgent boiler water supply and rescue assistance.
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Charleston Navy Yard
British Coal Strike Seeks Referendum on Terms
Report of a provisional settlement in the British coal strike with miners to vote on terms. An increased wage of two shillings per day until January and future adjustments by a national commission. Government to push for production parity and a national wage board, with ministers seeking parliamentary approval.
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Lloyd Geerse
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Rain Delays Farmers From Husking Corn
Farmers in the area face ongoing drizzle hindering corn husking. Frank Ratven, supervisor at the Aurora state free employment office in North Broadway, says at least a hundred corn huskers are needed to assist farms. He notes labor and business are unsettled until the weather clears and spring work begins.
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Plan for Fall Work on Fox River Trail Beginnings
The county plans fall work on the Fox River Trail in Kane County with unpaved stretches to be completed next spring. Elsin and Dundee areas will see grading and filling this fall. Deep River points may also receive work as crews advance the project.
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Lewis Reelection Bid Cited in State Journal Critique
The 1915 report notes Gn Jely SS printed criticism of J Hamthea Lewis as a Senate candidate. The Skephie State Journal quotes the editorial condemning Republican support, arguing that voting for Lewis equates to backing the President and Republican alignment. The piece recalls Lewis’s role two years earlier as a Senate candidate.
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Senster
Straw Vote Sparks Attention in City Schools
A high school straw vote stirred strong interest as students prepare to cast ballots tomorrow. Faculty and officials monitor the process to gauge support for candidates and possible citywide sentiment.
Alleged Reds Reported Captured in Wendy City
Two alleged Reds were indicted by a federal grand jury in Chicago on espionage charges. They are accused of distributing literature, disloyal and abusive material in Detroit and numerous Illinois towns. Named defendants are John Jassinski and J Juodis, said to be Communist Party members.
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Illinois
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J_ Juodis
Communist Party
WARTS CAMP GIVEN HELP
A letter arrives urging Dixon to create and improve free tourist camping grounds. It notes a Sterling site with water shelter and lights, compares to Annie's Woods in Geralb lacking several amenities, and calls for action to seize wartime travel opportunities. The writer volunteers to assist.
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Dixon
Geralb
Annie's Woods
Peppie
Amd
Willie
Low Steam Delays DeKalb-Sycamore Street Car
A DeKalb Sycamore street car ran late this morning due to low steam from poor coal quality at the plant. Officials say the company is not at fault and is using second quality coal while keeping streams up with available supplies.
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First Snow Marked Start of Season in Local Report
The piece notes the first snow of the season fell last night. It mentions a modest accumulation that reminded residents of the onset of winter and the early wheat and vegetables outlook for the area.
Irish mourning procession marks state funeral in London
Crowds gathered as the body of Fertrace Matieiners was viewed in St George's Cathedral guarded by Sinn Fein soldiers. The funeral will proceed with Archbishop Nix leading mass, then the procession to Holyhead for transport to Dublin. The government declares a day of mourning.
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Lommeaat Park
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England
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Nix
Dublin
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Tomain
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Holyhead
Police Urge Caution as Halloween Night Event Nears
Local authorities warn against vandals and property damage during Halloween activities. Police plan surveillance to deter mischief while ensuring youths can enjoy the evening safely. Officials emphasize supervision and proactive steps to prevent harm and preserve neighborhood order.
The Fortune Teller at Princess Tonight
A fragmentary theater note promotes The Fortune Teller at the Princess Theater tonight. The text hints at dramatic themes of mother child bond and social ascent amid hardship, but the excerpt is garbled with errors and unclear plot specifics.
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