Roosevelt Era Political Turmoil and Secretaries of State Names
Fragmented OCR presents a chaotic account mentioning President Roosevelt, Panamate, Molen Bicow of New York, and appointments related to the Secretary of State. It references Bowert T nacos, J. Morpont Morgen, and a 1902 coal strike context, with scattered names and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molen Bicow
New York
Senill Mate Mioud
Marva
Bicoh
Bowie
Koviie
Moran & Co
Madacon
Wilde
Fras Winon
J. Morpont Morgen
Men Who Wrote Treaty Affects Kinship and Global Links
The article profiles Henry W. Dennison and Hiram Marien, noting Dennison’s long service in Varank and his role in shaping treaty terms between nations. It mentions Dennison as a former head of the Department of State affairs in Washington, and describes his influence on foreign policy and international law through decades of engagement with high officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth
Thenry W. Dennison
Mil Bret
Mredetl de Marien
Pone
Ore Dietingtisherl
Jim i
Hitertine
Mie Denison
Varnak
Dias
Department of Atace
Washington
Tina
Anil Liga
Alana Bar Tern
Belial
Venezuela
Sd Jeotember Af le Fiterastionn
Cunet
Workmen Celebrate Parade Amid Labor Day Tensions
The report describes large city parades and labor demonstrations with widespread participation by workers. President Kennedy announces unity efforts while tensions with organized labor groups surface around the parade period and related industrial disputes. Detroit observes Lahore day amid ongoing labor actions and political rhetoric.
Park official details arbitration scheme at Te resi uni Heresvelt
Mr Bacon, six feet tall and athletic, leads international pact interests as he attends a Park arbitration plan at Te resi uni Heresvelt. Weather turns pleasant for Labor Day events. parades honor workers in St Louis and Philadelphia, with leaders praised by federation presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Margard
Kes
William A. Cullums
Tabor
St. Louis
Phildelphia
HO Wen
Delaware River
Pitts Dure
Nun Witnds
Simuel Gourpers
American Federation
W. 2D. Buber
Brotherbowl of
Carpenters
Marshall Field Weds in Westminster Church Ceremony
Marshall Field married Li Chayse Merchant and Mrs Caton at St Margaret's Westminster on a Tuesday noon ceremony assisted by Rev Ramiel Kirschbaum. Relatives and embassy guests attended as Field and his bride, escorted by Weld Jr, received congratulations before planning a brief European honeymoon. Separately, State Department issued extradition papers for Walter D Yager wanted in New York for forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicayse Merchant
Caton United Bs
Londex Chureh
Marshill Wield
Arthur Colonel
Glidge
Margaret's
Westminaloe
Londay
Cau
Herbert Lieu “Hanson
Ste Paul's Cathedral
Ramiel Kirschbaum
St. Margaret's
Diddy Gant
Hiliea Ou
Olihor
England
Ambyasneder Keli
Sudrathy Curler
On ‘Kosky
Arguatus N
Weddy
Marstyall Biel
Mes, Biel
Mra
Field
Europe
Yamerion
State Department
Worrington Mirag
Walter D. Yager
New York City
Yaxer
Toromty
Hamilton
Oug
Notable Centenarians and Dated Deaths Highlight Era Figures
A jumble of names and ages appears from Southington and beyond, noting Mrs. Sylvia Langdon Dunham in her 100th year, inventor Trunty Croft’s death at 85, and regional milestones. Other figures include Dr Soptronia Lloteher, the region’s first woman physician at 88, and Michag Katan who died at 115 after voting in twenty presidencies. Also mentioned are Daniel AW Jewell, an elderly St Louis attorney nearing 90, and Peter Llandow nearing 100 with weighty duties noted, painting a broad, if garbled, panorama of notable elderly lives and historic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Langdon Dunham
Southington
Conn
Francis Richiel Lubbock
Analin
Wess
Michag Katan
Wlitden
Toveph Holler
Toller
Kun
Doyloi
Daniel AW Jewell
Bt Louis
Khe
United States
Treaty Signings Amid Turbulent Postwar Talks
Envoys sign a long treaty setting friendly postwar conditions between the warring powers. The document outlines mutual access rights, railway and port arrangements, trade terms, and prisoner exchanges, with swift ratification anticipated by the signatories and telegraphic notices to key governments.
Bryan Delivers Oration at Logansport Rally
A short patient at the Northern Trading hospital relayed that W. J. Bryan spoke in Logansport after being carried through the crowd by Ian Dean Hilly for three miles. The Nebraskan began his ght of oratory amid a cheering assembled audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Short
Tadingi Hospital
Fay
Hens
W. J. Bryan
Logansport
Ian Dean
Emellent Nebraskan
Census Clue on Profession Counts in United States
An old bulletin notes counts of occupations, stating teachers outnumber lawyers and clergymen combined. The fragment hints at a tally, mentions a list and duplicity concerns, and includes garbled phrases about numbers and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justiene
Washington
United States
Duplis
Nation's Grain Wealth Tugs Railroads Into Vast Load
Agricultural treasure estimates reveal Minnesota North Dakota and surrounding states will market hundreds of millions of bushels of wheat oats corn and rye this year. Railroads may see 1 000 000 freight cars in play with train lengths stretching thousands of miles as farmers rush grains to market amid bumper yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina
Cnecoussay
New York
Jonesseo
Globe
American Furnace
Minnesota
Dakotas
Electric Plow Promised For Northwest Bonanza Farms
A Minneapolis firm builds an electrically powered plow of large gang design to till fields by trolley lines. A dynamo and harnessed electricity would move the plow across the field, aiming to fourfold speed over horse drawn methods and reducing need for steam power. If successful, the system could also drive harvesters and other farm machinery, easing animal labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolie Machinery Company
Bonanza
Northwest
Farina
Vexeur
Weather notes and shipping news from the Midwest and Atlantic
The weekly Weather Bureau bulletin reports crops maturing favors in most districts east of the Rockies, with damage from frost in upper Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and northern New Jersey. Kansas and Missouri need rain. corn in the south is advancing. spring wheat damaged in flood plains of Minnesota and North Dakota. A schooner Henry J Byrnes, Captain Walton, from Norfolk to New York, foundered in a gale with loss of deck crew. vessel to be salvaged. A new start for New York and San Francisco agents had fled, with bankruptcy noted in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiite
Rocky Afonntais Diatricia
Missouri Valley
The
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Missouri
Misrzalppi
New Ing Jal
Contrad
Thupkumatin
Mikwouri
Lexus
Kansas
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Henry J. Byrens
Walton
Newark
Ny Jy
Norfolk
Aoaiege
Smither
New York
Plant lice and their control in fruit trees and plants
An agricultural note explains that aphids or plant lice injure fruit trees when conditions are unfavorable. Prevention includes soil improvement and shallow cultivation to retain moisture. When severe, sprays are used, with tobacco decoctions as the preferred remedy, supplemented by kerosene and pyrethrum for tougher infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Taft
National
Fall Garden Practices For South Texas Crops
Fall garden guidance for cabbage cauliflower and tomatoes in south Texas. Advice covers planting timing for Thanksgiving, shading seed beds, watering, insect protection, and arsenate of lead and whale oil soap use. Warns against black rot, urges seed disinfection, and notes soil preparation and plow choices to avoid improper inversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Texas
South Texas
Brownsville
Dipping hogs and fattening fowls in old practice
A printed guide discusses hog dipping to control disease and notes cost considerations under current conditions. It cites careful hog-keeping, bedding renewal, and light feeding as reducing need for dip. It also describes Zenobum use for hog and sheep dips. It then advises on fattening fowls by confinement, dark coops, pure water and milk, specific feeds, and small group sizes for best flavor and tenderness.
New Petroleum Deposits Attract Global Interest In Asia Europe And America
Reports indicate large petroleum springs discovered in Mesopotamia near Baghdad and along the Euphrates at Hit. Prospects for exploration look brighter in the Kerkuk district, with potential for oil and coal. Completion of the Baghdad railway and better Tigris shipping are needed before commercial development, notes Harper Weekly. The piece also references political history about a president with cabinet experience, mentioning James Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Europe
America
Mesopotamia
Bagdad
Tigris
Samara
Euphrates
Hit
Ker- Kuk
Harper Weekly
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MTS Loomis
Jobert’ Bacon
Larhorchy
Iadforna
Non Hada Park
Lahore
Detroit
Dennis OL
Tamoes
Marshall Field
Weis
Lok Ameriga
Ooga An
Gore
Gateiketts
Russia
UAPAN
Wessln
Amerleai
Pisause
Dlnassir
Ringsin
Sean
Tupan
Cuipe
Marendhl
Japan
Korea
Cotjanethan
Thala Emierymvaes
Maielitela
Ruse Xin
Etuyain
Port Avihar
Danny
Aid Witers
T Uke
Eilirety
Barho Properties
Eowssiail
le Sa
Anu
Thyssia
Art
Huseln
Jrepan
Koupmageettengtat
Tapin
Bulciatin
Ia Hercusa
Sakhelin
Atl
Clauss
Mussia
Herries
Breuel
Helyeon
Gi "Poult
Atediaship Company
Aibetl
San Exangulio
Ding Yabilites
Guinea
Californign
Fall Garden
Janes Buchan
Polk
London
T! Net
White House
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