Harding Urges Silent Prayer On Armistice Day
President Warren G. Harding calls for a nationwide silent prayer on Armistice Day to honor those who served in World War I. The proclamation directs American people to pause at 12 o'clock noon on November 11 to reflect on sacrifice and patriotism, with Arlington National Cemetery and public ceremonies noted as focal points.
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Allon
Arminiier Ax
Rene
Arlington National Rein
United States
America
Yemen
Arlingtoc
Warren
Han Ing. Preanent
Aaterien
Praia
Stuart
Declaration of Independence Is Covenant With God in Schools
The article reports religious groups urging courts to rule the Bible and prayer have a constitutional place in public schools and churches. It cites statements from church leaders and a forthcoming decision affecting educational policy and the role of religion in public life.
Howat and Dorchy Go to Jail in Kansas Strike Fallout
Fragmented text hints at labor unrest among Kansas miners with mentions of Howat and Dorchy facing jail amid strike talk. Numerous garbled lines reference miners, ore, and regional figures, creating a chaotic tableau of a strike environment and authorities clamping down on protest.
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Howat
Dorchy
Kansas
Beer bill showdown stalls Senate vote in Washington
The campaign to pass a beer price and taxation measure faced delays as lawmakers clashed over scheduling and amendments. Leaders warned no adjournment until the bill is disposed of, with mustering support cited from party lines and committee chiefs. The debate touched on beer taxation, federal regulation, and potential economic impact, as governors and merchants watched closely.
Senator Simmons Attacks Tax Bill in Senate Hearing
Senator Simeon of South Carolina, ranking Democrat on the finance committee, launched a sweeping assault on the tax bill. He criticized the provisions as burdensome and said the measure would hamstring the economy, urging revisions before final vote.
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Simmons
Simeon
South Carolla
Trove Remmiliee
Devel Apt
Sayegaton
WiCemter
Mason Poe
Fok Remuiinronn
Dallas Street Car Plan Faces City Rejection
A damaged report notes Dallas authorities refuse to permit a street car line while a committee holds a hearing on the matter. forecasts mention risk of showers in northern districts and warming weekend with variable weather from Saturday to Sunday.
Salvation Army Pays Jobless Men To Find Jobs
Salvation Army wages unemployed men to seek work as a treatment of the era races, with references to labor programs, charity support, and community relief efforts. The article notes initiatives promoting employment through aid and training, highlighting local conditions and the role of religious charity in job placement.
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Salvation Army
Emergency steps urged at employment meeting
Disjointed OCR text discusses calls for urgent measures at an employment meeting, detailing proposed relief building projects and policy actions. It mentions individuals, agencies, and dates, highlighting attempts to mobilize support for job creation and economic relief.
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