Bushes Candidacy for Governor Prompts Republican Contention
A practical farmer figures in the looming Republican gubernatorial contest as Bush plans a campaign opposing the Goldich tax law linked to Hays policies. The piece foresees party pressure, centralization fears, and a possible clash with Severn bell hops factions. It notes Hays past statements about party opportunity and hints at a broader intra party struggle.
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Bush
Wominetian
Condrich
Hays
Goodrich
New
Hemenway
Severn
Heys
Republican Party
Killing a Lie and the Wilton Treaty Publication Incident
A partial account discusses the BBC style debate over withholding a treaty publication and the role of Lloyd George and Lloyd George in press restraint. The piece argues a falsehood drives public perception and hints at ongoing political maneuvering within the council.
Modification of Peace Terms Post Versailles
The report notes Germany accepts general principles of the Versailles treaty but seeks modifications in details. Allies may adjust specifics while preserving the overarching plan. Many Americans wish changes, though the broad framework is unlikely to be altered.
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Aga Poshing
Robinson Reed Race Clash Prompts Senate Challenge Row
The piece recounts Senator Robinson of Arkansas challenging Senator Reed to resign and seek public verdicts over their League of Nations positions. Reed reportedly avoided the confrontation, while Robinson pressed the stake in a dramatic exchange, and the press gallery is urged to publish fuller debates from Congress.
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Senate
League of Nations
League
Robinson
Arkansas
Jim Reed
Reed
America
Rehinron
Washington
Pesale
Missouri
South
Flere
Congressional
Press Gallery
Fragmentary note on peace terms and alliance signs
A damaged fragment discusses a set of wartime peace terms and ally signs, mentioning a desire for permanent peace and references to a treaty framework. The legible phrases hint at a time of conflict and negotiations, with emphasis on stability and agreement.
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Wien
Kiwanis Club Action on Fort Wayne Housing Issue
Kiwanis club endorses a housing expansion plan for St James apartments to mitigate noise and improve living conditions. Fort Wayne faces a serious housing problem as workers struggle with wartime shortages and rising demand, prompting calls for quicker construction and better maintenance.
Fort Wayne faces housing shortage spurring population drain
In Fort Wayne the population issue is acute due to insufficient housing in recent years. People who come for work cannot find places to live, prompting some to relocate to rival cities. Local Kiwanis clubs discuss the problem and have started practical service to address it.
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Fort Wayre
Bax
Tie Kiwanisch
The Cage of Howe Senater Ring Introduces a Resolution
A fragmented OCR passage mentions Senator Ring a templert introducing a resolution calling for dis til the Wt Predésjek. The text implies a charged debate in New York where the commissioner of immigration faced questioning over a large public meeting. The President is referenced as a divider in the United States.
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Hirwe
New York
United States
Protest Word From Me Presiding of Beer Resolutions
A fragmented report describes a protest remark by Me presiding at a meeting, referencing Howe and Lefortters in a long political feud. The note suggests retirement for Howe to write books praising Germany and criticizing the American system, with mentions of Levine and Wilson.
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Howels
Whiten
Wad Awanded
Howe
Lila
Bob Lefotters
Bie
Nowa Ts
Germany
United States
Levine
Wilson
The Poor Mistreated Anarchists and Traitors
A fragmentary editorial discusses free speech versus incitement, condemns suppression learned from Russia, and critiques dynamiters as well as supporters of espionage law. It argues the law was proper for wartime and notes anarchists oppose it, urging caution against sensational rhetoric. It references Brisbane of Hearst and broader anti-anarchy sentiment.
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Dynenthe
Russia
Brisbane
Hearst Wipers
Tve
Collmena
United States
Afl
Amercan
de Anacchia
Rumely Trial and Washington Visit Sparks Curiosity
The text ponders Dr Rumely possibly telling what he knows about the New York Mail and related topics when he travels to Washington. It questions why the paper, owned by Germany, would favor Governor Goodrich as a potential 1920 presidential candidate, noting wide public curiosity.
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Rumely
Washington
New York Mail
New York AI
Germany
Goodrich
Scheidemann Attacks Junkers Over War Responsibility
The article reports Phil ip Scheidemann delivering a sharp critique of the Pan Germans for their stance on peace terms and Wilson principles. He accuses Junkers of hypocrisy, cites Governor Geverner’s shifting rhetoric, and says the government will give them a chance to explain wartime responsibility or face further scrutiny.
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Lomz
Philip Scheidermann
Ligetieck
Scheidemann
Geverner
Mr. Trowbridge
Darlug
Palmer’s Enemies Might Unite in Gloomy Plot
A muddled column notes anarchistic and bolshevistic threats against former General Palmer and accuses Senate Republicans of blocking his appointment to probe his custodianship of alien property. The piece likens the partisan standoff to Jackson era venom and cites political taunts about killing ministers and presidents.
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Pepers
Lalvar
Palmer
Senate
Bii Palmer
Cquid
Welk
Prazle
Martin van Buren
England
Jackson
Tnt
J Tiar
Benton
Darius Green and the Flying Machine Recalled
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Darius Green and his flying machine, with John Townsend Frowbridge inspired by early aviation dreams. A boyish inventor works in a barn, hides from brothers, and eventually tests wings that lift him briefly, amid playful peril and family mischief.
Poem Fragment Reprinted Ahead of Aviation Exhibition
A misread fragment recalls Darlas Creen and a remark by Grahame-White on flying machines. The piece hints at early admiration and doubt about aviation progress, noting a distant exhibition and reflections by Mr. Rowbridge on the poem’s foresight and the potential of air travel.
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Darlas Creen
Grahame- White
Utd
Rowbridge
Ke Wou Ve
Darius
The Woman That Elia Loved and Lost
A long moral essay on Charles Lamb and his unrequited love for Frances Kelly, tracing private letters and public notices about Lamb and Kelly, and how their imagined liaison shaped literary memory. The piece links Lambs heartache to historical theater figures and to later letters revealing his sentiments.
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Charles Taink
Moelay
Devam
Tamb
Lambatwaya
Lambevard
Gaiety Theater
London
Hich
A. Edward Newton
Atlantic Monthly Press
Brampton
Frances Naria Kally
Henry II
Ellen Terry
Danny Kelly
Drury Lane
Charles Tam
John Philip Kebble
Siddons
Lamb
Alice
Ataok
Bartram
Lamb Hignsele
Stils Kelly
Fanny Belly
Edmonton Church
Iatters
Ella
Lars
Misa Kelly
Tadig
Great Russel Street
Covent Garflen
Marty Lamb
K Ting
Miss Kelly
Tore
Jeannett
Lamboyer
Marytins
The Race Problem in Haiti by William Almon Wolfe
A 1915 analysis contrasts Haitian society with American views of race. It classifies Haitians into social strata from educated elites to a large rural majority, noting differences in political culture and attitudes toward occupation by the United States. The piece highlights signs of strain along color lines, especially among elites and in social interactions with Americans.
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Qwilliam Almon Wolfe
Calbier
Nime
South
Thesa
Barbadoes
St. Kitts
British West Indies
Americok Negra
Haiti
Paris
Port Au Prince
Thera
Hall
Guillarme Bam
Pleves
Adm
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Wilponathla
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Tour
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St. James
Fort Weyne
Cage of
Junkers
Darius Green and S
Flying Machine
Joan
Boston
Atlantic
Sassy Wren
Marius
Reuben
Burke
Wathen
Jotham
Solemnon
Sim
Hunan
Canny Brothers
Knights of Eld
Atreno
Tate
Trentis
Barnvard
Fiat
Elia
Henristta Street
Ste
Bia
Charles Lum
Charles Lamb
Tence Rere
Examiner
Fanny Kellys
Gami
London Daily Mail
War Gordon
Itzc
Strand
Fleet Street
South Sea Island
Bez
Arctic
Ars
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