HARDING IN FIRST CAMPAIGN ADDRESS
The speech emphasizes America first and loyalty, urging aid to new republics while stressing national responsibility and unity. It notes constitutional ideals and warns against selfish nationalism, with Coolidge arriving in Washington and Senator Harding praised by supporters in Marion Ohio as the home campaign moves forward.
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Turth Wrimate
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Armerica
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Subcommittee Hearing on Prohibition Platform Battles
A nine member subcommittee held an all day hearing on the prohibition platform with clashes over who speaks first. Rourke Cochran of New York testified about anti-saloon ties, while Irish question debates ran hot amid heckling and a disrupted room as the committee pressed for order.
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Frank F
Doctor Promises 50 Percent Eye Strength Gain in One Week
A dubious free prescription claimed to strengthen eyesight by 50 percent in a week. The ad urged readers to visit a drugstore for a bottle of a mysterious solution, promising clearer vision and less need for glasses, with testimonials from troubled readers.
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Ona
Ian Sas
Trvinie Itz
Bret
Wilt
Dave
Pri
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Democratic Party Deliberations Amid Foreign Policy Debates
Delegates at the convention clashed over Ireland relations and British policy while debating labor, foreign policy, and trade issues. Speakers urged coop marketing, rail nationalization, and harsher stance on immigration and land ownership, with calls for independence for India and restraint in Korea amid a crowded, contentious session.
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Lexa Coek
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Alee
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Korea
India
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Cantanus Farm Bureau Federation
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Washington
Republicar Congress
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Phan
Railroads Demand Rate Increases Across U S Lines
Debates over higher freight and passenger rates unfold as reformers warn wage rises must not fall on travelers. Industry voices argue steep increases could boost rail revenue but risk crippling passenger service and broader economic costs.
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Reats
Durden
Uniwd
Botterest
Sonia
Sreisha
Thorne Areard
Convention Stage Set for Nominating Speech
Reported in brief from the convention floor delegates cheer as speakers prepare. The scene describes attendees, stage presence, and lingering uncertainty about party plans.
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Swamen
Ropinson
Dawn
Dave
Warty
Furth
Lowden Exits Governor Race Amid Constitutional Debate
The article reports Walter Lowden's withdrawal from the governor race amid discussion of a new state constitution for Wlingis. It notes concerns that adopting a ration would undermine efficiency and moral strength, with Lowden signaling intent to seek re election.
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Evers
Cummings Looms as Dark Horse in Tennessee Politic
Rumors swirl as Governor contenders shift amid talk of a special session to adjust suffrage rules. Cummings gains renewed visibility after coalitions and party leaders weigh a woman on the Democratic National Committee. Debate over female voters and leadership echoes nationwide as factions rebrand potential candidates.
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Cummings
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Ameri
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Celal
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Marshall Ind’ Chinangs
Conservative elements in party struggle for leadership
Fragmentary notes indicate internal tensions within a political party involving figures associated with conservatism and leadership disputes. The text references a rising faction and calls for discipline, though specifics are unclear.
Near East Relief Conference to Aid Armenian Orphans
Indiana delegates Clarence D. Royce and Mead Telsey join the Near East Relief conference at New Jersey to organize a statewide effort. Aimed at Armenia and Persia, the drive seeks clothing, funds, and immediate aid for destitute orphans, with Allen County supporters covering conference expenses.
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Alar County
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Persia
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India
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Allen County
Fish Pirates Must Stop Depredations At Hamilton Lake
Hamilton Lake Cottagers Association hires Michael C. Meibers of Port Wayne as a full time game warden funded by the members. The move follows wholesale dynamiting and spearing of fish at the lake, provoking a determined effort to enforce the fish and game laws.
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Engineers Discuss Barge Canal Plans For Inland Trade
Special to The Journal Gazette reports preliminary findings on a proposed Chicago Fort Wayne Cincinnati canal linking Lakes Michigan and Erie to the Ohio River, aiming to move heavy cargo to the Mexican Gulf. The board of engineers is preparing a report to General Beach in Washington and Congress.
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Bodies of American Soldiers Arrive in Antwerp
Fragmented OCR notes describe the arrival of American soldiers' bodies in Antwerp aboard a vessel. Text mentions Polish troops, civilian prisoners, and battles losses with incomplete lines and unclear names. The report appears dated and mixed with garbled phrases about mobilization and war service.
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Indiana Delegation Weighs Cox McAdoo in Convention
Indiana delegates at the national convention debate the best path to nomination. Dr. Carleton McCulloch backs Cox, while others favor Marshall or McAdoo, as Ed ward Hoffman and Ralston take key roles. Fusion ideas with Murphy and rumors of a potential deadlock loom over Indiana’s influence in the campaign.
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Reed Ejected From Convention Amid Party Strife
Contested page one report outlines chaotic convention scenes with Reed ousted, factions clashing over platform, nominations, and a split between wets and drys. Amid turmoil McAdams and other candidates are weighed as committee reports and ballots loom, with unity in question.
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Getz and Cahill Funeral Home Moves to West Berry Street
Modern Funeral Home of Getz and Cahill unveils a new, fully modern facility at West Berry Street, replacing the old 193 Calhoun Street location. The spacious, brick and stone mansion features a grand reception hall, two large parlors, marble fireplaces, a large casket showroom, a morgue, private offices, and a RAM-efficient garage for ambulances and hearses, signaling a shift from prior small premises to a progressive, home-like atmosphere.
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