Milwaukee delegates weigh Cleveland action on LaFollette
Milwaukee June 22 Associated Press reports the state socialists convention debated endorsing Robert M LaFollette as an independent at Cleveland on July 4. Officials say a labor party movement aims to place LaFollette on a fall national ticket, while Mayor Daniel Haager notes a concerted push to back LaFollette as an individual at Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Real Labor Party
Daniel Haga
Lakolletve
Saamiel Cempers
American Fuderation of Labor
Plation
National Association of Aunt
Owas
Alevelad
Ohio
Butte Train Robbery Attempt Ends With Injury and Arrest
Butte residents report an early morning attempted hold up at Rice Tastoy. Two assailants, Veitaro and Jose McCorran Curran, fled after a struggle with Taylor. Curran is hospitalized with nonfatal back wound and Curran faces charges. Misidentified suspect Curran later recognized by Taylor at the hospital.
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Butte
Jobo Curran
Veit Aro
Jose McCorran
Taylor
Qubers
Yurran
Durran
McAdoo Platform in Brief from a Speech Fragment
In a keynote address McAdoo argues editors misjudge rural and small town voters, insisting Southerners and Westerners are thoughtful. He urges reform: end special privilege and graft, prosecute corruption, curb federal influence on the money system, enact tariff reform, reduce living costs, and restore railroad and agricultural fairness. He calls for expanded foreign cooperation, peacetime disarmament, and civil and economic equality including abolition of child labor.
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Stacy
America
McIadoo
New York
Irney
Federal Reserve Syatem
Fordney-McCiuber
Cour Mon
Special Inter
Ferd-Cimmenins
Sagor
Rotary
New JTAR Premier Sees Sisco Succeed Riyouri After Resignation
The latest JTAR premier emerges as Sisco succeeds Riyouri who resigned, marking a leadership transition in Japan. The move follows the prior premier Prouver.
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Japan
Prouver Riyouri
Butte Woman Admits Stealing Bed Sheets and Making Garments
A Butte woman admitted taking bed sheets and using them to make clothing. She appeared in court on four petty theft charges, was given a suspended sentence, and had already served eight days in jail.
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Butte Womiun
Marie
Fier Terval
Petih
Mate
Hiyveerlay
Serilenen
Avis
Fragmented OCR reads like a scattered historic note
The text presents a garbled OCR passage with numerous misspellings and jumbled names. It references archives or press notes, mentions people such as Howie, possible dates, and a run of unclear events, but specific facts remain unreadable. No coherent report can be established from the readable fragments.
Prohibition and platform debates shape party conventions
A long Virginia platform discussion centers on enforcing the 18th Amendment and prohibition questions. Leaders propose stronger planks against Ku Klux activities, tariff changes, and measures to boost world peace, with unions and manufacturers pushing distinct labor and industry positions for the convention.
Still On the Job Charged by the State
The Montana Attorney General faces accusations of inaction as the State Board of Eugenies and a Federal Grand Jury at Great Falls pursue charges. The unsettled case involves alleged elven leads operations and misused hospital equipment funded by state programs, with five genes cited in relation to the conduct.
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Hnputsoneneiet
State of Montana
Werner pAears
Agia
Holly
Mountana
State Board of Eugenies
Children Expose Hazard as Nitro Water Pot Lures Local
In Shelby on June 22 a reported explosion scare surfaced on the north side after a hotel keeper and a water worker found two quarts of a deadly chemical in a can near a hotel. The can did not explode and no serious injuries were recorded despite nearby children playing with it.
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Shelby
L.A
German nobles assert old right of leadership
Breslau June 4 The Associated Press reports a German noble gathering in Berlin reaffirms the old right of leadership for the nobility while stressing loyalty to monarchist ideals. Delegates outline a plan to preserve noble influence and unity amid calls for broader democratic change.
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Breslau
Germany
Netlin
Gerorany
Anurahal
Nabitite
Enre
Geneerty
Monument to Song Writers Planned in Virginia
One hundred years have passed since the silent Night hymn. A monument to song writers is planned with foundations set for this Christmas day. Rev Dr Mohr and Gruber are named in ceremonies, amid remarks on folk traditions and old fashion pageantry.
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Viele
Ohernderf
Cheistias Das
Ghernifort
Mohr
Gruber
Torment Era Turns On The Russian Tragedy
Meuriva Taurenr, famed producer, returns with Torment at Aerlin theatre. The First Nation picture follows a Russian prince of Ye royal line, a jail escape, and a daring flight to America amid a deadly chase. A camera crew captures Yokohama destruction while prisoners endure vaults and devastation. The film blends action with a tense social drama in a stark, relentless setting.
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Taurenr Lings
Aerlin Theatre
Dastonignt
Hite
Hanieis Stovin
Lis Bea
Yokohama
Clmax
Sheriff Hit by Colt in Chester Horse Accident
Sheriff Jatin Ut Morgan suffered a severe head wound when a young yearling colt rose and struck him at the Jewel winch near Chester. He was taken to Chester where Dr Melvin treated the head wound and Morgan remained sore for days.
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Joplin
Jatin Ut
Morgan
Jewel Winch
Chester
Jehsanie
Leon
Melvin
Frock details highlight texture and color contrasts
A fragmented description notes a frock with alternating satin and chevron textures, using rose colored satin facing and vivid drapery to relieve monotony. It mentions a frock’s fit, surrounding wrap, and observed lining that adds visual depth, suggesting a refined period style.
Untitled fragment hints at political or social unrest
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places in a chaotic mix, suggesting a local issue or dispute. The legible names and terms imply a political or community context without clear events or outcomes.
Talk of Blass and Davis at the convention scene
Delegates in a crowded hotel scene weigh Davis versus Blass as candidates. Virginia Senator Glass backs Cle and Davis as possible finalists while Indiana delegates back Taggart. McAdoo Smith Bryan and Underwood on the ground as talks focus on platform planks and convention chair arrangements.
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Smith
Cle
Tavis
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Senator Ralston
Underwood
William G. McAdoo
Alfred J. Smith
Willian J. Byran
Florida
Bryan
Mekdoo
Fie Dee
Waal
Til
Wirrizow
Mississingi
Lamparay
Kkeynoter
Walsh
Ontania Uy
Betty Compson Stars In Woman to Woman
Betty Compson headlines the photodrama Woman to Woman opening today at We Antlers Theatre. Critics praise her exquisite acting and the performer's screen persona, with strong support from Clive Book Josephine Earl Marie Ruth and Grehany Cutts. The story blends poignant appeal as Louise Hatcher dances and evolves into a noted artist, Deloryse, increasing audience affection.
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Torday
Ait
Compson
Dave
Deloryse
Michael Marion
Clive
Imes Cowpean
Josephine Earl
Marie Ruth
Seecings
Kiste
Grehany Cutts
Strelf
Louise Hatcher
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