Anti La Follette Republicans Rally in Milwakeen
An anti La Follette Republican convention in Milwaukee denounces loyalty to Senator La Follette and vows to erase the shame from Wisconsin politics. The piece questions where antiwar critics stood during wartime and argues new opposition may be short lived amid shifting party loyalties.
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antiLa Follette
Re Publicana
Milweuken
Gunfield
Wisconsin
Pollatio
Arihas
Peter
Armes
Tareves
Wilton
Wincon
Fife
Tre Ting
Chefr Culors
Lay Follette
Baderntals
Ayre
Raflranda
Ja Follette
Sphinx
Civil Service Reform Exposes Dayton Postmaster Appointment
A Civil Service Reform report critiques the Harding era's postmaster appointment in Dayton Ohio. It alleges a friend of the President was named without Civil Service rules, prompting questions about favoritism, the Dayton case, and ongoing resistance to removal despite complaints. The document highlights political influence over appointments and the administration’s stance on the Civil Service system.
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Dayton
William Dudley Foytka
Hepth Jican
Onsa
Alfticult
bin Tale
Ciera
Ywntmaster
Ship Subsidy Fight and Canadian Retaliation
President Harding pushes a ship subsidy plan amid GOP opposition, aiming to fund shipping interests with over 30 million dollars annually, while Canada moves to lower tariffs on British goods to shift trade. The piece portrays a broader retaliation theme and public consequence in November.
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Harding
Congress
Shipping Trust
Henry James
House
Senate
Mark Hanna
Treasury
Canada
Washington
England
Postmaster appointments and political shifts discussed
The fragment discusses upcoming postmaster changes, potential appointees, and the political dynamics in Washington. It references Dr. Wolmer as a likely official in the administration, mentions bond procurement, and critiques civil service policy and Republican prospects, with remarks on German, French, and Allied wartime sentiments and attitudes.
German Hatred of France Stirs Renewed Tensions
Fragments from a chaotic dispatch discuss renewed Franco German frictions and questions about Premier Paincara and practice, noting longstanding sentiment and the danger of rising animosity. The passage hints at historical resentments fueling current tensions.
Fragmented Inkvent Lore From a Missing Page
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions The Merry Widow and a character named Sheridan amid uncertain events in an alceatral gatery. The text is unclear and fragmentary, with many misspellings, hindering precise events, names, or dates.
A War Play By Drinkwater From 1916 Book
A fragment from Mr. Drinkwater’s 1916 war play shows Promax and Salvius in a Trojan War raid, with Salvius the poet. The scene shifts to Capys and others as war’s irrational rage destroys kinship, foretelling the play’s indictment of war and its impact on friendship and art.
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Troy
Promax
Salvius
Pronax
Yranax
Trajis
Caps
Avaptor
Tus
Trejo
Tag
Capys
Balvius
Doc Faeral
Tusheth
Widow Seeks Bom to Sheridan's Grave in Tale of Court
In a curious case a widow claims a fortune from a former suitor's estate and asks a court to allow money to be set aside for a monument to Sheridan. The story mentions a $26,090 sum and a bid by a leading attorney, with phrases about men telling no tales and the widow seeking vengeance or payment through the court.
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Delalo
Ion
Rivbcht
Tbs
Delnkwater
Gila
Sheridan
Hong
Chester
Sweden Rejects Soviet Trade Treaty in Parliament
Sweden's parliament rejected a negotiated commercial treaty with the Soviet Union amid strong government criticism. Officials argued the pact was a contemporary arrangement, while the chambers' debates reflected a global wave of skepticism toward Moscow. The decision affects Swedish foreign policy and trade relations with the Soviet bloc.
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Moscow
Sweden
Telly
Geremany
Drinkwater's Plays and the American Stage Critique
A historical review discusses John Drinkwater and his plays with focus on Lincoln and other works, noting American reception, publication in book form, and the shift toward literary quality. It compares Drinkwater to contemporaries and considers the drama’s evolving interests amid popular taste.
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Uarold Bell Wright
Roberg W. Chanter
Kovers
Tung
Pitya
Phava
Bryglind
Sid Umber
Frhdhsven
Lucladinie St. Loin
Tg Lite
America
Mt Moeller
Maet
Eigene Ynells
Stephen Phillipa
Jahon Drinkwater
Drinkewater
Lincoln
Prillins
Delnkwater
Uml
Atlantic
Enxlund
Wiacan Fiece
Wilfred Wilaan Ginann
Fa Log Kara
Lora Ganveny
John Masefiell
Drinkwater
Thrush in the Lime Trees Poem by Mortimer Collins
A poem excerpt describing a thrush singing through sultry June hours amid lime trees. The speaker envisions the thrush as a divine minstrel close to God, whose music transcends human crime and earthly woes. The piece urges the bird to forever sing and praises its serene, unseen labor.
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Fied
Limes
Mortimer Collins
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Merry Widow
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