State Ratification Fight Rages Over Senator Abbas Exit
A chaotic March session in West Virginia centers on ratification rules and the fate of a Senate ally. Key figures include Senator A. Meh and Governor Cora, with debate tracking party lines and procedural moves. The outcome hinges on whether a majority supports the ratification resolution and related constitutional amendments amid factional tensions.
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Wild Scramble in Senate Vote on Article 1
A chaotic scramble marks the Senate's vote on Article 1 as Demecters listing fe away from President Wilson amid tense political maneuvering and competing claims about the bill's fate and implications.
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Healing Missions Promised Amid Senate Peace Talks
J B Whaling described as Episcopal leader in Texas eyes healing mission amid the stalled peace talks in Washington. Reports note debate over final action and potential Friday arrivals as Hickson’s England visit inspires religious figures and public interest in reconciliation efforts.
Fragmented Trial Testimony in Bank Robbery Case
Disjointed courtroom dialogue depicts witnesses and lawyers exchanging questions about a bank robbery. Statements reference a vault, a president’s office, and attempts to identify a suspect while recalling roles of various individuals including Mr Colina, Mrs Cushy, and Mr Cook as the testimony unfolds. The fragmentary transcript shows tense exchanges about how the crime was executed and who assisted.
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New Route Plan Promises Southern Pacific to New York
Report from San Francisco cites Southern Pacific announcing plans to shift from Torrton to New York routes, establishing service between New York and Galveston via New Orleans with a 5 percent fare cut. J. Boebeng, new rail official, discusses trademark with Chamber of Commerce.
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VIB ye 5. P. WORKERS AT HONORED FOR SERVICE
A fragmented, highly OCR distorted notice honors 5th P. IV workers for faithful service. It mentions retirements, department of roads, and gratitude from colleagues, with several names and titles obscured. The text references a ceremony, table display, and expressions of appreciation for long years of labor.
CalendarErrors Melted. Weather Row Scrambled Dates
Calendar snippet and weather notes appear garbled with multiple misspellings. It mentions Marek and Torrey, a friar, arts, and a Path, but concrete events, dates, or locations are unreadable. The readable items do not form a coherent news item or clear public notice.
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McAdoo’s Name Not on Georgia Ballot in Primary
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate McAdoo’s name omitted from Georgia ballot. Mentions preferential primary plans and party, with unclear references to Gandarr and Grune Mating. Context suggests issues with ballot access and party procedures in the state.
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