Roosevelt Reiterates Plea for League at Home Address
Franklin D Roosevelt, at his New Jersey home, reiterates the need for a league of nations and a peaceful postwar order. He praises faith in a cooperative world and calls for national harmony under a bold international program led by the United States and allied partners. James M. Cox supports the speech, framing two key issues: postwar international relations and domestic economic readiness for recovery.
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Woman's suffrage vote sparks national debate and delays
Fragmented report details heated Senate debate over ratification of an amendment granting women the vote. Officials cite party lines and public pressure as supporters push for a majority while opponents warn of constitutional limits and political consequences.
Campers Face Nighttime Losses at Cranley Camp
Report from Owston Post details a chaotic night at a camp near Williamsa where campers’ tents, gear, trunks, and personal possessions were washed away in a flood. Local authorities say a car line formed for transport of affected campers as water levels rose and stored supplies were damaged.
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Archbishop Lands From Destroyer At Penzance
A damaged report from Quernatown notes an Australian Archbishop Mannnr arriving aboard a destroyer in Penzance England. The vessel carried a heavy guard and was met by local officials before proceeding to Quernatown for further arrivals and official dispatches.
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Teaas Farmers Meet Atcea erosper and Texan Barware congress
A fragmented report notes a morning reunion at the Texan Barware congress and a meeting of the Texan A and M college with appointment of committees on education and soditing. The text mentions Gough at Bate Ford and references to marbling Wt fam pot Dh voor, all relations to be held Monday night.
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Riot at Revere Beach Ends With Injuries and Arrests
Chaos erupted as police clashed with crowds at Revere Beach. Officers used force to quell the disturbance while bystanders were injured and several individuals were detained. The incident unfolded near the seaside lanes, drawing a Metropolitan police presence and nearby bystanders for containment.
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Peat debate raises questions on event planning
In a fragmentary note, unclear names and places discuss peat, preparation, and a possible RE AU context. The text hints at a meeting or preparation issue but provides no concrete details or outcome. Further readable content is needed to extract specific entities or actions.
Conference of Allie Grashl of Dallas Building Injures
A chaotic scene sources report at a conference in Dallas where a crowd caused injuries. Eyewitness descriptions mention a collapse of a makeshift structure and a panicked exodus as officials secured the area. The British approval and Lloyd George address are noted as forthcoming in a separate report.
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Unclear OCR fragment on federal matters and names
Fragmentary text appears to mix names and legal terms with garbled phrases. It mentions federal context and individuals like Denk, Zeeph Ailes, Fernald, Warral, and Grant JA, but no coherent event or outcome is readable.
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Masry Warral
Frank Denk
Ringling Brothers Accident Report From Local Wire
An article notes a traffic incident involving Ringling Brothers personnel and a driver identified as Mr. Wilson. The report mentions a home yard accident, a possible injury, and references other individuals and places in a sparsely legible recount of events from the scene.
Itish Regn of Terror by Heavy Rain Storm in City of Cork
An Irish city endures a terror scare tied to severe rainfall and storm related chaos. Reports describe a night of disruption as residents faced flooding and confusion, with officials investigating the events and coordinating emergency responses.
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