Progressive Split Dominates New York Politics
fragmented report describes a sharp division within the Progressive movement in New York ahead of third party primaries. factions clash over support for candidates including Judge Samuel Sénbury while Wall Street donors and party leaders weigh influence and the future of the campaign.
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Sables Vie
Vetion Imdensing
Whaeler i Lughes
Samuel Sénbury
Primis
Wall Street
Progiwasives
Audiy Sepohtigan
Myarest
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Fragmentary OCR text shows stray names and garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or location is readable to establish a valid news item or summary.
Exposition Pageant Plans Drive Local Hype and Funding
The pageant committee led by Dr Millikin Judge Jones and Mrs Stella Weiler-Taylor meets director Eugene McCullin, aiming to stage the country’s most beautiful historical spectacle. Promoters expect substantial merchant support, venue planning, and costly payroll for bands displays and decorations as twenty eight exhibitors sign on.
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Millikin
Jones
Stella Weiler-Taylor
Way, Chenault
Margedant
Eugene McCillant
Ghicazo
McGillam
Butler County Voter Message From Local Clerk
A Butler County note from a clerk and deputy in the sheriff’s office explains a strict duty record during a campaign. The speaker emphasizes uninterrupted service, no absences, and dedication to official duties while addressing voters about primaries and campaign timing.
Exhibitors signed up for city exposition show list
A long roster of firms and manufacturers including Metropolitan fire Tasumaney Revue mind of Comer and Hamilton Business collage will exhibit at the exposition. Other participants such as J. Pabst Son Co Beckett Paynx Co and The Sterling Paper Co are listed among many vendors and merchants to appear as time permits.
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Metropolitan
Tasumaney Revue
Mind of Comer
Hamilton Business Collage
First N Homl Bank
Mathes-Sohngen Co
The
Sorbes & Void Company
Second National Bank
C.H. Ereiser
Che Mur verOwens Co
Milale Stowe Company
Real Estate Transfers in Middletown and Townships
Real estate transfer notices list numerous party names and parcels across Middletown and nearby townships. Transfers include properties in Meadow Lawn and Llantilion areas with varied parcel sizes and values, noting buyer and seller identities amid garbled OCR.
Mystery Banker Returns After Body Identified as His Own
A former banker and real estate dealer from Wayneshowa Miss reportedly returned after a monthlong disappearance. A body had been identified as his own and his estate settled, prompting him to resume management of his affairs and Green.
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Aly
Wayneshowa
Miss
Altoy
Hit
Dean St
Tis Has Green
Proverb on Health and Age Promotes Vege Compound
The piece muses that wisdom comes with age and urges using Minklam's Vegetable Compound for various ailments. It argues intelligent people seek health care and rely on standard remedies for common illnesses as they approach forty.
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Minklam
Wilson as a Wartime President and Electoral Appeal
A poem by Arthur Schatz praises Wilson for seeking peace during World War I while urging voters to reelect him in November. It argues Wilson avoids provoking war, calls him a faithful president, and pleads to prevent Hughes from election while highlighting his restraint and leadership.
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Arthur Schatz
Wilson
Hughes
Local Social Roundup Tells of Visits and Gatherings
Colored circles list a string of visitors and hosts from Cinvinmill Cincinnati Buffalo and Nashville among townspeople. Guests include Mr C H Foster Mrs Toward Andy and Miss Norma Williams with several family outings noted. A Homemaking event at Payne A M church is announced for Thursday the 27th with details sparse.
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Ricuerson
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Tenn
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Oglesby Estate Transfers Stocks to Mary Meloy
Probate court directs executor B F Piannvity to transfer 20 shares of preferred stock and 50 shares of common stock of the Oglesby Paper Company and United States Planting Company to Mary Meloy.
Service in Mexico unlikely for COE units
Adjustment of trouble at Camp Willis announced by Major Mearns outlines that enlisted men now becoming recruits of the reserves may be needed as part of guard duty. The report mentions Majors and officers, with notes on border issues and local sewage concerns tied to a state border area.
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Ohio Militia on Mexico Border Debate Rages In Wide Split
Reporters note discord between Major MacArthur and Ohio senators over whether Ohio militiamen will be sent to the border. Senator Harding and Senator Pomone questioned moves while border forces total nearly 100000, and officials denied forthcoming deployment details amid rising speculation.
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Mexico
Washington
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MacArthur
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Pomorene
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Outlaws in Texas Report City Shootings Tie to Villa Sympathizers
General Bell reports to General Cennaley in Juarez that six outlaws allied with Villa are linked to exchanges of shots near the Mexican border. The group allegedly moved from the Ustada area after a river channel shifted, with two factions halting near the camp. The piece notes a Moose Carnival hosted by Fort Hamilton Lodge No. 47.
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Texas
Ceneral
George Bell
Ll Paso
Fiistrick
Erqueises Cennaley
Juares
Villa
TS Paso
Champion Amusement Carnival Adds Country Store
A Wednesday amusement event at the Champion venue reports strong turnout and a successful carnival. The organizers announced a country store addition to the lineup along with dancing candy and kid friendly attractions.
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Compridee
Grand Gu Gu Decoration Ballot Elected Official
Decamp is named grand commander of the Military Order of Berponta in Cedar Hot. Election details include May DeChimys and ceremonial waves from Cleveland to Taiwilten for the coming years. The Serpents Aviation committee and Spanish War Veteran group figure among organizers.
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Mamiltau
Cleveland
Taiwilten
Order of Serpents
Wits
Boek
Degree honors conferred at clan ceremony
A ceremonial meeting celebrated degrees and orders with recipients honored for service. Officials and attendees spoke on merit, citing rigorous work and community leadership, while social activities followed the formal proceedings.
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Patel Janeh
325000 For Interest Advanced Sinking Fund
Trustees of Mor ay received an allowance of 25000 for the payment of interslan bowls aut bonds due due Pst.
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