Unte Jop Leads Again in House Caucus Nomination
The Democrats select John Sharp Williams for leader as Republicans nominate candidates and Speaker Cannon outlines a conservative program. The caucus elected officers including Langum as a new clerk and accepted Cannon's remarks favoring limited federal power and reduced centralization.
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BO Hey
Vani Ul Ainuis
House of Represent
Lis
Ard
Wren
House of Reprodivas
Hepburn
Inve
Uvutis
New York
Door Keer Cusson
Mussavinsctes
Samuel W. Lan- Bean Law Guin
Tawney
Minnggeta
Langum
Gelertton
Fo Porter
Cannon
Aes Elamarton
Louden
Hoeven
Tow
Currier
New Hampshire
Porter
Republican Party
Anerley
House
Inet Congress
Si Congress
Federa
Democrats Choose Williams for Leader in House Majority Fight
Washington dispatch reports Democrats nominated William Williams of Mississippi for minority leader, after organization of the new House. The vote stood 272 to 0 in a closed session as they named Mr. Williams to lead the party in opposition to the Republicans. The meeting also briefly discussed party unity and the path ahead for southern Democratic leadership as the chamber prepares for continued partisan clashes.
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Washington
Sparker
John Shary
William
Eiteot
Wil Tiemas
Chiyton
Lanai
Todistri Avis
Naitus
Ths
Orth Carole
Walters
Ponherttan
Teena
Williaene
Thea
Thomas
Cejiarka
Wile
Wik
Abserl
The
Olminber
Gil Plaeny
Gchigaro
Inter Biote Collegigie Convereicé Oullad Ua Ols
Pros Pialrians
Talvarally
Michigan
Theatlag
Thad Tormal
Univeratiies
Sven Nmin
Pritfusser A. Age
University At
Chicare
Ilger
University of Wisonnal
Pudebina
Lal Soygutmen
Alethong
Unite of Mightiny
Aber
Prei Wn Bater
Follinehia Otkivers
Dawes Blames Speculators For Financial Crisis
In St Louis Charles G Dawes ex comptroller of the currency argues the present financial strain stems from a debt imbalance rather than Wall Street plots. He asserts no single group or the president is to blame and warns that speculators worsened the crisis while urging independent responsibility and tighter credit. The remarks were delivered during a talk on the financial situation and its lessons.
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ST. Louis
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
TMF
Vellier
Wall Street
Ile
Charles G Dawes
Ching
Noosevell
Orddie
Goofy
Naval rivalry ends in hard fought Army victory at Annapolis
In Philadelphia produced report on a football clash featuring Army versus Navy. Army, heavier and sharper, outmaneuvered the Navy despite strong Navy ends Dermott and Dague contesting the line. Douglass starred for Army with crucial punting and timely runs while Beaver of Army and Lange of Douglass showcased decisive plays.
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Philadelpalta
Wilber
Bulore
Brilliant
Neapt
Westpoint
Annapolis
Navy
Hudson
Ford
Phi
Les Ypiangat
Borse Hostr
Aly
Douglass
Lange
Cumbles Iits
Erittery
Cagetain Douglass
Dermott
Dague
Frat
Army
Beavers
Journal-Gazette urges advertisers to join growing circulation
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette celebrates expanding reach in northern Indiana calling on merchants to use its large daily circulation. It asserts broad coverage from rural carriers to steam lines and trains, invites readers to subscribe, and offers advertising terms to prove its value with a nationwide AP news flow.
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Journal Gazette
Journal-Gazette
Indiana
United States
News of the World
Associated Press
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Bloody Feud Ends Another McCoy Death
A violent feud involving the McCoys reaches a grim conclusion as another member dies in the ongoing disputes. Details are sparse due to damaged text but the language confirms a fatal outcome linked to the feud. Authorities may investigate further.
Fragmentary text about a farmer and river inlet noted
The readable lines describe a farmer at a home near a water inlet and mention of a date or event tied to a location. Details are unclear but point to a rural scene involving property or weather-related terms.
4000 Bids for Fifty Million Panama Bands
A garbled OCR fragment mentions thousands of bids tied to a large sum and Panama bands amid broken phrases. The readable content centers on a bidding count and a major monetary figure, with scattered, unclear names and places.
Story of Waunee River Chronicle of early exploration
Fragmentary historical account mentions Waunee River lore, Fort Wayne links, Champlain settlement, Hudson Bay Company origins, and fur trade context. The garbled text references Detroit, Mackinac, Quest Lietlements, and English versus French claims, with dates from 1600s to 1800s and vague navigational notes.
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Michi
United States
Wayne
Fort Wayne
Champlain
Quest
St Lawrence River
Rev Brance
Henry Hu Navigator
Perth
Hudson
England
Hudson Bay Company
Ruperts Land
Hudson Bay
Charles II of
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Prince Hepert
Fragmented Text on Governance and Maritime Conflict (Continued)
Fragmented OCR text references a governor and a company with powers to enact laws, ships, war, and trade involving furs. It mentions English influence, colonial figures, and disputed territories, with scattered names and places suggesting a historical newspaper fragment continued on Page 2.
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England
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Fort Wayne Journal - Gazette
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Ree Wayne Journal Gazette
Journal.gazette Company, Publishers
M. H. Moynihan
Oscar G. Foellinger
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Waunee River
George A. Chase
Maumee
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