Williams Criticizes Democrats and States Party Stance
Washington March 27 Representative Williams as leader of the lower party outlines through a written statement the Democratic position on President Roosevelt's messages. He lists measures Democrats favor such as child labor prohibition in DC, employee liability laws, and a federal injunction rule, while opposing or seeking concessions on others. He argues Republicans could pass key items with cross party votes if the president's proposals align with national interests. He omits details on broader political strategy beyond urging support from Republicans.
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Washington
Williams
Lowe
Jezisha Nou
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Democrata
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Williams Criticizes President on Trade Measures and Courts
Williams, as minority leader, objects to several presidential proposals and measures. He questions permanent waterways commissions, tariff revision data commissions, and immediate renewal of employer liability laws. He condemns government controls on receivership and restraining orders while urging stronger action on trade policy and anti-blacklist positions.
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Williams
Jo Permanent Waterways
Wilkins
Siys
Properts
Fife
Crite
Jae’ Jist
Willins
Reply to a critic sparks debate in Waslington letter
A March 27 exchange over a controversial issue sees a writer replying to a critic and defending positions on civic centers and political funding. The letter argues about protest, public finances, and the stance of different parties in the debate.
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Waslington
Mare
Congress
Nieuw GP
Texan aide Decries Roosevelt as Dictator in Congress
Beall of Texas assailed the president for overstepping constitutional powers and pressuring the Judiciary. He mocked the president as a broncho buster and trust buster, claiming he wields the big stick with one hand and a fountain pen with the other. The speech painted Roosevelt as a magician and Sandow figure, able to bend the Senate and House at will and even nominate a presidential candidate.
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Washington
Beall
Jaughter
Tleo
Paul Morton
Efe
Senate
Joe
House
Senate Debates Credentials of Senator Smith and Passes Bill
Washington March 27 Senators spent time on credentials for Senator Brect Smith of Marytattad before seating him. The currency bill was amended to charge banks interest on deposits of government funds at not less than 6 percent per month. The House voiced sharp sarcasm toward President Roosevelt in a heated speech, pleasing Democrats. Some work continued on the agricultural appropriation bill.
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Washington
Capitol
Brect Smith
Marytattad
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Beal Tex
Robber killed in failed Springtown bank raid
Gentry Arkansas March 27 a robber died when a premature dynamite blast tore through the Farmers bank safe. The body lay near the bank. No loot map found in his pocket. Banks at Sprigtown and Sulphur have been robbed recently and police suspect the same gang. Identity of the dead man is unknown.
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Gentry
Ark
Farmers’ Bank
Springtown
Virginia legislature removes Judge J W Blackstone
The Virginian legislature has removed Judge J W Blackstone from the Eleventh circuit for improvised conduct. The Palmiston county Overrand jury in its final report declares bucketshops operate in apparent defiance of the law of Cincinnati. Mrs Roosevelt and companions depart Washington for Vicksburg en route to New Orleans. Chitna prepares to entertain the United States battleship fleet circling the globe. Duke of Abvugzal arrives in London on way home to Italy. Knickerbocker Trust in New York opens after suspension. Emperor of Japan sends condolence for Durham Wille Stevens death in San Francisco. Frank Hawley, Swiss union president, seriously hurt in Buffalo. Alpha Knitting of Schenectady to run full time. Senator Penrose’s grave condition. Sir Robert Taft returns to England after long Chinese service.
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Eleventh Circuit
Plamiston County
Eper
Roosevelt
Ethel
Iwerant
Archie
Tagner
Cornelia Keanetan
Washington
Vickshire
New Orleans
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London
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New York City
Japan
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Francisco
Frank ‘Po Hawley
Switcehmven
Buffalo
Alpha Iwnitting
Seehenvetudy N.Y
Penrose
Sir Robert Taft
England
Le land Hotel Fire Ravages Springfield Convention Scene
A blaze devastated the Le land hotel in Springfield while delegates to the Republican state convention were nearby. Loss estimated at about 75000 dollars as flames swept fourth floor amid collapsing roof. Agents, guests, and staff fought back, saving valuables despite danger. the hotel will require rebuilding.
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Springfeld
Marvel
Leland Hotel
Wieeins
Springfield
Dan
Buildings Are Condemned In Elgin Amid Widespread Fear
March 27 Elgin UK reports a citywide condemnation drive targeting numerous structures including Young Mens Christian Association facilities and Northwestern University linked properties. Schools theaters and public utilities face forced upgrades and high costs, while other districts report similar crackdowns and budget strains.
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Elgin
Young Mews Christian Association
Northwestern University
Vague OCR Fragment on Church Service Disruption
Fragmentary notice in unclear text mentions disruption of church services at Westville and disciplinary actions toward a preacher. Names and dates are unreadable. content centers on alleged interference with religious services and potential church proceeding.
Curious tale of a veterinary rescue and a brick oven
A quirky anecdote from Womuiu’s Howe Companion describes a dog fed from a disused brick oven with bread crust, a boot, and a biohazard of anxious hopes. The pet’s condition fluctuated from “dying nicely” to “ready to be removed” as veterinary efforts progressed.
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Wumuiu
Man Dies After Bank Robbery Attempt in Christian
Alfred Miler of Cleveland dies in Englewood hospital from a bullet wound received at Christian near Danville while three men attempted to rob a bank safe. Miler refuses to discuss wound details. police say the trio fled after sharing the failed plan.
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Chiienes
Alfred Miler
Cleveland
Englewood Hospital
Christan
Danville
al Miller
Chicago
Miler
Christian Con Viareh
Monument to Stevens in San Francisco sparks Japanese support
In San Francisco on March 27 a movement forms among Japanese residents to erect a monument for Durban W. Stevens, an adviser to the Norwegian state? council. Reports note subscriptions to fund the memorial and discuss community reactions. Separately, Korean assassins L Wang Chang and Ming Wun Chin are charged with murder. Chang reportedly welcomed Stevens' death.
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San Francisco
Durban
W. Stevens
Norean Council of State
L Wang Chang
Ming Wun Chin
Korenb Co
Chang
Stevens
de Necht
Eliminate Men Charged with Fraud in Philadelphia
Homer I Castle of Pittsburg and others including Arthur F Williames and M Ralston, all of Chicago, were held on $2,500 bail each on charges of conspiracy to defraud. The group also lists Charles Planter of this city and Dr Massinger of Collingswood as secretary and acting treasurer in connection with the Standard Tithe and Trust Company.
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Homer I Castle
Pittsburg
Pee
Aspinwall Freeport
Coronel SK. Ford
Arthur F. Williames
Pf M. Ralston
Chicags
Charles Planter
Massinger
Collingswood
N. Z
Standard Tithe and Trust
Madame Anna and Helie at Launch in New York
Anna Gould and the Pritheee de Sagan met at Meroe and Mrs Tyler Morse at the St. Regis hotel for luncheon. Gould, when questioned, said they were not formally engaged to the Princes de Savan.
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Helie
New York
Mitre
Anna Gould
Pritheee de Sagan
Meroe
Tyler Miorse
St. Regis
Gould
Princes de Savan
Anonymous Chicago letter reports underpaid duties
A woman sent an anonymous letter from Chicago to the New York Office of the collector of customs claiming she helped bring goods into the country at a lower duty. The letter, registered March 27, states it contained 200 dollars and expresses conscience over the act.
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New York
Chicago
Collector of Customs
Market quotations and futures on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago markets snapshot March 26 shows quotations for Wheat, Corn, Soybeans, and Oils with opening, high, low, and close figures. Cash prices list No 2 red winter wheat, No 2 hard red spring wheat, and other commodities while livestock receipts and cattle, hogs, and sheep figures are noted.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Wheite Open
Leow
Close
Xuma Soity
Vuly i
Moly
Soltin
Corm
Mayo
STE Ty
Arts Waive
Ts Als Wilts
Aiyts
May
Amy
Judy
Bsa
Northern
Stee Los
Sariyne
Aoa
Atee
Wieem
Iloe
Sabo
S&t
Present and Future Advice In A Muddled Note
A fragmented line fragment offers a cryptic meditation on time urging the reader to abandon the past and focus on the present and future. It hints at personal reflection and caution about dwelling on what is gone. The text references advice and a warning for a sad future tied to past actions.
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Ars
Trade. Miss Gusher That is Lord Noodle head
In a quirky overheard exchange two social figures tease a marriage plot. Miss Gusher claims Lord Noodle schemes to trade his title for an heiress while Miss Slusher questions the proposed alliance and its line of conduct.
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Lord Noodlehead
Miss Slusher
Au Heiress
Abuse Is Not a Cure Rights and Liberty League Letter
A Freeport letters page piece argues against Prohibition and local option laws, denouncing Civic League tactics, condemning sensational reform, and defending saloon licensing. It cites beermarket effects, bootlegger notions, and asks why prohibition hurts law and property, urging home reform and fair regulation. The letter writer GEO. C. PROBST comments from New Athens Illinois, March 19.
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Freeport
Civic
Leaguers
Civic Leaguers
The
Globe-Democrat
New Athens
HE. OP. Faris
Clinton
Saturday Evening Post
So‘alled Whisky Trust
Kansas
Geo. C. Probst
March and April events listed for Stephenson County
A fragmented notice lists multiple community activities including a March 24 27 Teachers Institute, dances and social events, April lectures and gatherings at various clubs, a Republican district convention, Easter activities, and early May programs. Names and places are partially garbled.
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Stephenson County Teacher's Institute
Mareh
Germania Dane and Eoard Party
Grand Opera House Event Summary
Unclear OCR text outlines a schedule or notices at Grand Opera House with scattered names and phrases. Readable items mention Surette Neral de Wiiotiaer and Aguilas Nay among others, plus references to September or April dates and group names. The fragmentary content suggests a local theater or community bulletin with performances or notices.
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Surette Neral
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Bees Laxative Cough syrup as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds croup hoarseness and bronchial trouble. Marketed as pleasant to take and a gentle laxative to expel phlegm. Endorsed by HH. J. Moogh and W. P. Guenther.
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HH. J. Moogh
Wu. P. Guenther
Miles Darden the Giant of the Carolinas and Tennessee
Miles Darden known as the Giant, born in North Carolina and died in Tennessee on January 23. He stood seven feet six inches tall and after 1845 his weight rapidly increased requiring two horses to move him. Locals say his coat was buttoned around three men weighing over 200 pounds each. Reports list measurements of 8 feet 10 inches tall, 35 inches deep, 32 inches across the chest, 15 inches across the head and 11 inches across the feet.
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Miles Darden
North Carolina
Tle
Tennessee
Lexington
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