Prohibition Party Convention Nominates Sulzer and Hanly Rivalry
Delegates from nearly all states gather in St Paul for the National Prohibition Party convention. The day features the formal call to order, a keynote by Daniel A. Poling, and bitter advances between Sulzer and Hanly factions over the presidential nomination and party control.
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St Paul Minn
National Prohibition
John P. St. John
Kansan
Leperte
Mp. Vlan
J. Franklin
William Selzer
W. Chatin
Temp
Daniel A. Poling
Oeften
Neeser
Molingalee
Tmations
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Chicago
Etatrnon
National Committee
New Yorkee
Hanly
Manis
Vic
Factiq Ie
Tias Ie
Willem F. Ferguson
Pennsylvania
Hae
Robert Ho Patton
Springfeld
Fred P. Wheeter
California
Vetton
Wheeler
Way
Mir Mergen
Penny Letter Postage Possible Next Year
Postmaster General Borleson told the National Association of Postmasters that if revenue from second and class mail is not wasted and rural mail service is curtailed and payments to railway mail pay are reduced, a one cent postage could be recommended to Congress next year. The address praised Congress for railway pay space and urged a first step toward broader mail service changes.
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Ostal
Covention
Washington
Loan Banks To Be Ready By November
The Tribune Bureau reports that under the new rural money law, loan banks are slated to begin operations by November. Democratic leaders predict the measure will accelerate the program and influence political outcomes, with full rollout anticipated before the election.
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Tribune Bureau
Wilson to Campaign for Democrat Victory
In Washington, Wilson will join the Democratic campaign with Vince McCormick, chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The plan aims to support reselection efforts as leaders meet to adjourn and organize ongoing party activity.
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Wilson
Democrat
Wahehington
Ampalan Flone
Vince McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Frisco System Sold to Reorganize under Bondholder Plan
Frisco system railroad officials meet with bondholder representatives to discuss a $4 with $200 above the minimum price and plans to reorganize. The event references March 21 benchmarks and signals ongoing efforts to restructure the company under the bondholders.
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Lode
Bi, Louwle & Ban Prancisco Railroad
Rrlaco System
Wiewald
Toads
United States
Dee Banbera
No agreement reached in Mexican dispute talks
Officials at the state department said initial progress was made toward a nonbinding framework but no formal accord was reached. The discussions involved Acting Secretary of State and senior aides aiming to reduce tensions and avoid escalation between the two nations.
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Elisern Aredtonde
Atute
Wheant
Henry Bo
Neccuume
Fletcher
Offichit Gielilaty
Servis
Wite
Pan
Paraly's Bidi Rate Wce Sib New York July 28 deat
Fragmented OCR notes a deadly event in New York on July 28 involving a paralyzing rate and a vague plan. It mentions mortality and health officials and a June 26 incident with vulnerable people, suggesting a public health alert or outbreak context.
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New York
Tni
Torey
Team Poe
Alta Merete Mead
Troop Movement Not Bungled In Texas Court History
Fragmented OCR text discusses troop movement and sanitary facilities during a relocation in Texas near Houston. It references guardians, commissions, and a delayed inquiry with mentions of New York and a hospital or facility context amid unclear dates and names.
41 Persons Perish in Carolina Floods
Aerial and local reports show southern North and western North Carolina hit hard by floods. Fatalities rose to 19 with six more missing. eleven people drowned in Ratcave and Chimney Rock villages. Two unidentified remains found near Circle SOL. another death due to railroad scaffold collapse. Flood waters receded in North Carolina while South Carolina rivers rose.
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Auanin
Porte
Toomrow
Ratcave
Chimney Rock
Circle Sol
Chralinn
Coraline
Des Moines Troops Prepare to Entrain for Megionan Border
Iowa units led by Colonel Morgen and Brigadier Worthington begin movement toward the Megionan border. Third Infantry to entrain first with Regimental and Battery units following, engineers and hospital corps to depart in orderly sequence as detachments and ambulance crews prepare for transport.
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Tee Moines
Worthington
Anny Thelge
Map Ho Worthington
Pees Malnee
Winter
Websterity
Hinton
Desonper
Mitecatine
Lowa
Ceginventa
Clothing Industry Strife Halts Negotiations Over Labor Dispute
New York July 24 A breakdown in talks between the garment manufacturers and the International Garment Workers union triggers a stoppage leaving about 49,000 workers idle as only partial wage payments have been reported. The strike threatens $60,000,000 in clothing orders and affects many communities. The union plans a weekly relief fund of 25,000 for striking workers.
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New York
Grment
Garient
al Intente
Mae Witigens
Congress set to pass child labor bill this session
Lawmakers push anew on child labor restrictions with Support from Sen Kern and committee meetings shaping the program. Opposition questions specifics but agrees on tabled measures to prevent exploitation.
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Congress
Woastington
Wilda
Pranernty
Bil
Hughes Urges Unity Amid Party Disputes
New York figures call for end to quarreling within the party. Hughes deems unity essential to elect the Republican majority and unite regional factions despite tensions with former progressive supporters and other factions from Illinois and beyond.
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New York
Charles Hugelier Hodestela
Collerm
Uition
Mughix
Varium
Tloehes
Virideetat Pion
Ilinois
West Indian Storm Menaces Coastline Across Regions
A storm in the West Indian region threatens coastal areas with strong winds and high seas. Weather reports indicate rough conditions along the coast, with ships advised to seek shelter as forecasts show continued heavy rain and gusty winds through the day.
Small British Craft Captured by Germans
A British steamship Adjnim, 2220 tons, was captured by a German destroyer off Alne Sweden while en route from Jamand to France. The incident follows reports of substantial exports valued at 8,000,000 pounds in the previous year.
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Wanhingtom
Fily
Novhiner
Wet India
Charleston
Ranahdes Rom Vonsels
Ceca
Rm Center
Hanrans
Tanta
Pranghleed
Atoreholm
London
Piritien
Adjnim
France
Joey
Wind Storm Ravages Towns and Crops in Illinois Area
A severe wind storm struck multiple towns causing crop damage and heavy winds across rail lines. Reports describe rain and rain-soaked fields, with wheat and barley affected and grain blown from storages. local lines and farms report extensive agricultural losses.
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Hinron
Windetryek
Witehoork
Jared Frankfort
Chicago
Janie Ellif
Pledges and Protests Echo Across Trade War Debates
The letter from Alfred Hioler and other investors complains of discrimination and bias in trade with China and Germany. It cites experiences with currency exchange and importers like Charles Elardy, urging fair treatment of American citizens and business partners amid tensions and boycotts.
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Van
China
Corieine
Alfred Hioler
Willienese
Pier
Canton
Mr. Puchter
Ealdhe
S. Boutly
Kington
Guberman
Keamgtth
Ehoat & Kune
Charles Elardy
Im Mayen
Germany
No Peace Effort Now Says Wilson
Report from Geneva indicates President Wilson rejects immediate peace efforts amid ongoing European tensions. US Acting Secretary Polk notes Wilson’s insistence on further negotiations before any settlement, signaling a cautious stance toward European diplomacy and possible shifts in Allied positions.
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Wilson
Switzerland
Paul Hitter
Euroape
Stat Polk
Fis
Varlanees Peporte
Incomplete Text Describes Border Engagement Near El Paso
Fragmentary report details an official account of an engagement or mobilization near the Rio Craigie below El Paso. The text mentions participants and locations tied to a late yesterday event involving merchants or outposts and cross border activity with Mexico.
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J Wien
Peaeivendt
Plete
Merhabe
Mexic
Rio Craigie
Paso Mexicen
CPA Tee
Tetvesal Oy Gales
Wtale
French Ambassador Cheered by Germans
A fragmentary report notes cheerful reception for the French ambassador by German crowds. Details are unclear due to damaged text but suggest a positive public response during diplomatic interaction.
Armor Plate Plant Provision Vote News
A Washington weekly council vote on a provision to keep the armor plate plant in operation failed to pass. The motion was defeated 40 to 17 as Senators and representatives debated federal conditions and local support.
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Washington, Jol
Au Lodhy
Mer
Naval
Tunwart
Amothun
Bol
Peter
Ore
Faetore Rosaly
Federa
Connitiinal
Van
Newlanda
AUSSANS INVADE HUNGARY AND DRIVE BACK BRIGADE ACTIONS
Fragmented war report notes Austrians invading Hungary with counterattacks and retreats. German forces retake Longueval and Delville Wood as French activity around Somme and Verdun described. Italian advance extended. battlefront movements include Picardy and northern outskirts with regular front wordage.
Penny Papers Face Rising Prices Says Official
Washington officials warn that rising costs threaten penny papers. They cite higher newsprint and power prices as key factors fueling a potential price increase for newspapers nationwide.
Pershing Hosts Gonzales at Camp Pershing
A compact report notes Pershing entertaining Gonzales at his camp. The fragmented text references planning, investigation, and a range of military or ceremonial items linked to the event, with no clear dates or places clearly readable.
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Pershing
Gonzales
Central Department Sends 34512 Troops
In a terse dispatch the Central Department orders 34512 troops to reinforce units identified from regions and ships. The message references high command figures and mentions related operations and communications with Mu forces.
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Central Department
Unclear Historic Note on Local Figment and Events
Fragmentary text referencing local places and figures. Reads as garbled OCR about a figure named Biden and a mysterious event or vote. No coherent dates or actions can be confirmed.
Fragmented Political Convention Sparks Verdict on Policy
A muddled report from Des Moines recounts a July convention with heated debate over foreign policy and civil liberty. Several speakers and committee members are named as participants amid party divisions and calls for unity.
Arrest Report Names D T Blodgett for Drug Distribution
Police report detains D T Blodgett on charges of distributing dope. Supplemental details reference local cadet involvement and a chain of related incidents during the day at a nearby meet and surrounding area.
Pocket Diary Tone Reimagines Period Newspaper Style
Fragmentary lines evoke a period newspaper voice with quirky phrasing. The text hints at an editorial task to recreate a formal, dated tone for a pocket diary style piece. It mentions composition, style, and a contrived formal voice.
London Carpathian Front Report From Perrostad Patch
A distorted dispatch from Perrostad via Star patch describes Allied and Soviet like actions across the Carpathians, detailing winter offensives, retreats, and shifting front lines. Reports mention forces including Hessians and other units, with references to Dubne and Trebizond areas and potential operations toward Hungary. The text blends place names and military jargon in a chaotic, partially garbled account of ongoing battles and strategic movements.
Unclear historical notice near Clin Taye Pelinen and Meval meeting
Fragmented readable details describe a war office related event with references to Clin Taye Pelinen south southwest of Cli n and a meeting tier of Meval. Mentions a near-by area with cargo and deliveries and a patrol or operation. No clear date or outcome present.
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Merlin
Joby
War Office
Amphrpid Patel
Pell Morelia
Clin
Tainbirto
Fertak
Herman Welairn
Department backs up dismissal of officers
A malformed OCR fragment refers vaguely to a department backing dismissals of officers, with jumbled names and unclear context. The readable bits imply official backing but contain no verifiable dates, organizations, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Text From Unknown Local Item
The readable words reference a Jefferson Parkway area, a mention of Deena, a bid or vote, and a vague scene of people and a street. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but indicates a local event with names and place names possibly from a city or neighborhood notice.
University Fraternity Activities Noted in June Column
Fraternity events at the university are listed for June with student groups Gragg and Deen noted. Details indicate ongoing social activities and participation by members.
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Hungary
Longueval
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Picardy
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Charles Heneehaw
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Hoel Preis Group
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Perth
Hokowigye
Aurion
Forder
Mathort
Shell Russian Port
Wieestibig
Ien
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States
York
Weber
Ferson
Hraternities
University of Cable
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Gragg
Deen
Dblepee
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