Kokomo Prohibition Protest Tangles Local Officials
A smoky conflict over a Kokomo drunken orgy pits Attorney Van Nuys and Attorney General Stansbury against local Republicans. The piece rails at Kokomo politicians for inaction, discusses prosecuting authority shifts, and cites proposals to empower the state and county prosecutors to enforce temperance laws and recover fees.
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Nisteiet rAttorney van
Cara
Gene Emitts
Koxomo Woul
Kokomo
Hawned County
Makin
Anti-saloon League
Str
Shumaker
Kupub- Ucan
Kokuma
Gavdeine Goodrien
Droll Sir Hamar Hears No Condemnation Amid Turmoil
A fragmentary account notes Sir Hamar denying criticism as European unrest spreads. The scene references checks on governments and public outcry from Milan riots and a parliamentary mood described amid chaotic commentary.
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Hamar
Senatorial Debate on Postwar Economy and Tariff Policy
The piece criticizes Senator McCumber and Republican postwar strategy, arguing the United States emerged financially strong after World War I while others struggle. It attacks planned subsidies, calls for deep budget cuts, and condemns tariffs as ineffective for farmers, urging a shift to true economy and responsible policy ahead of the return to normalcy.
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McCumber
Senate
United States
Germany
France
Italy
England
Congress
Republican Congress
Harding
Penrose
Fordney
Notable Cork Burning Charge Sparks Calls for Inquiry
A Fritch journalist reports in the lobby of the Durye Imelie Sir Hamar endorses a prompt investigation into alleged Cork arson and murders as martial law restricts other inquiry. Honayver Sir Hanus agrees on investigating the charge under military rule, questioning motives tied to civil division and post martial law constraints.
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Rons
Fritch
Durye Imeile
Hamar
Masa
Bray
United States
Honayver
Sir Hanus
Direny
Cork
Sir Hamar Maya
Thia
Ae Civil
Germany Distressed By Nobel Prize Reaction
The Berlin press mocks the Nobel Prize award as misguided after Germany’s distress and the perceived failure of peace efforts. Observers note that Max von Harden questions whether German journalists disclosed visions or warnings during the war, while American voices push for accountability.
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Dhe Berl
Maxi bin Harden
Vress
Referendum on Wars Sparks Debate Across Nation
Fragmentary text discusses a referendum on war policy, referencing the League of Nations, President, and public opinion. Mentions U S stance, potential avoidance of a future war, and concerns over preparedness and diplomacy. Contains scattered names and phrases about national sentiment and future actions.
Margot Asquiths Book of Scandal Explored
A fragmentary review from the weekly Kenton Times discusses Margot Asquiths book of scandal. It mentions social circles, literary figures, and alleged insights into wartime society, with hints of admirers, dinners, and public intrigue.
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Margot Asquith
Do His Best By Dr James J Vance In Wartime Debate
Fragmented OCR text argues about effort and wages, urging readers to do their best and not demand higher pay. It cites talent, productivity, and the belief that the great duty is to work hard for the nation. Mentions workers, wage incentives, and wartime themes.
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Gratia
Searke
When Politics Grabs the Schools
A garbled report discusses politics influencing Philadelphia schools and challenges faced by the school board and superintendent. It notes officials, educators, and community reactions amid political pressure, urging responsible leadership and evidence of partisan influence on education policy.
Woodrow Wilson Solitary Man in the Mountains
Revered line describes Woodrow Wilson as a solitary figure high in the mountains, Godly and resolute. It praises his clear eye, strong hand, and steadfast pursuit of a divine ideal, calling him God’s man and Mars man in a tribute by Rev. Almer Pennewal to Robert Cannenax.
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Hera
Mars
Almer Pennewal
Robert Cannefax
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Mr. Shumaker
Aden
Abe
iLavid Bates
Ney
Swurd
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Towsrdy
Kekome
Siuuiakes
Rokome
Ireland
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Punter
House of Deputies
Manel
Sullivan
New York
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Teebert Faayer
Eduik
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Fremont
Great Britain
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Kento Times
Hayvten
Glaston
Hewitt
Ayeberg
Af Mint
Margot Asani
Eendinge
Alison
CPL
Colin
UGK
Venus
Ianage
Mr Halraup
Bo de Fomanda
Dames
Rhein
Selick
Wey
Che Wadley
Stes
Ively
James J. Vance
HSE
Politieiane
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Jullie Soshoada
Boye
Hinen
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Iand
Sihanla
Pou
Sine
Teune
Agit
Marsal
Mirther
Wes
Joe Jesh
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Hacky
Paul
Charles Tile
William Flarcourl
Meiger
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Tela
Fetter
Hid Bade
Ahy Hwitt
Attair
AD Peter Mower
Jaus Bord Buttersar
Amtir
Mrs Ade
Ant Gi
Matrimany
Wen
Theron
Pewr
Grosvenor Square
Hind
Peter
India
Pricer
Amoris
Margot
Peter Toxather
Fenreoe
Marc
StraUzer
Mtr
Asquith
Summnand
Jerd Galleraea
Gneien
Sind
Watt
Asuuie Legun
Cotnaene
Mt Hage
Gladatene
Willy
Gladstone
Owhiel Abe
Pete
Woodrow Wilson
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