Roosevelt era delegates loom in national party scene
The report outlines Democratic and Republican delegate dynamics led by New York Governor Roosevelt and Massachusetts figures, noting the surprising New York delegation outcome, plus a string of Washington events including Hoover's address and the Monroe statue dedication, with La Guardia alleging stock exchange manipulation and New York newsroom misconduct.
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Franti D. Roosevelt
Winio
New York
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Pine
Davis
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Afes
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Tha Can
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Lews
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James Monroe
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Monroe
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Claude
Bowers
Talaga
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la Guardia
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Sanate Banking Committee
New York Stock Exchange
New Yorker
Savage Arme
Maxwell Motors
Pure OU
Bimms Patroleum
Av Newton Plummer
Brenalra
Stock, Exchange
Honor for American envoy Sackett at German university
The article notes Ambassador Sackett receiving an honorary doctor of political science from the University of Tubingen in a formal ceremony with German officials. It praises his work in easing economic problems and the university’s belief in US Germany cultural ties. Sackett stresses common interests in cultural challenges. It also mentions Michigan Republicans rallying around Hoover in a Grand Rapids convention and Georgia political changes including Cohen’s Atlanta Journal appointment.
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South Germany
University of Tuebingen
Canea of
Thia
Sackett
America
Ambanendor
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Hoover
Sabbath Day of Rest and Worship Across Centuries
Text traces the Sabbath origin as the seventh day of the week and its role as a day of rest and worship. It notes early Christians observed both Sabbath and Lord's Day, Constantine's decree in 321 promoting rest on the venerable day, and the later shift toward observing the first day as officially sanctioned while some still kept the biblical Sabbath.
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Moses
Constantine
Fragmentary ledger note on Vatithos Aaptiea Ing vessel
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a 28 foot long and 14 feet diameter vessel with a strange reference to a butt cut and a journey to a bay with a unit, and a derelict pond at a named location. The text is garbled with names and numbers unclear.
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Bex
Lamber
German chemist etches transparent aluminum alloy progress
A German chemist develops an alloy by substituting substances to enhance light transmission. The material aims to combine all properties of aluminum with translucence, currently showing a yellowish tint as adjustments continue to achieve a glass clear product.
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Chomlat
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit resident Hermon Rankis writes of dramatic weight loss after using Kruschen Salt and drinking a teaspoonful in hot water daily. He claims a first bottle reduced swelling, leading to a 22 pound loss and renewed vitality, with promises of guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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Hermon Rankis
Detroit
Kruschen
Gavel of ancient lava wood sent to Missouri president
Montreal Herald reports a wooden gavel preserved in lava formed by a volcanic eruption near Eugene Oregon. The gavel, dated back thousands of years, comes to Dr Walter Williams president of the University of Missouri.
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University of Missouri
Eugene
Montreal Herald
Practical Eugenics Settlement At Strasbourg
The plan by Albert Orchett to form a settlement of men and women with ideal physical and mental traits drew support from Strasbourg authorities. Nine couples were chosen and housed in 159 modern homes after thorough medical screening and consent to family life, boosting birth rates and illustrating exemplary living conditions.
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Janno
Hany
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Mebekah
Esau
Isau
Asau Wies
Issac
Esnu
Rebolah
Bla
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Albert Orchett
Strasbourg
II Birasbourg
Paying the Doctor Crab at the Hospital
A fragmentary note reports Doctor Tizen joining the hospital staff with wits described as giving him his own medicine. The text also references boys misunderstanding big words and a person named Doster in unclear context.
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Crab
Tizen
Stray Dita Snippet Reflects Miltons on Behavior
A fragmented quote captures Stray Dita remarks on perfection of behavior and public perception. The garbled text references Murphy and a quick rise, with unclear context and missing details.
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Murphy
Miltons
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