Governor faces thorny pleas over pardon and contempt ruling
In Oneidaenunky, petitions urge Governor Bhtinenal to remove gourd officer Rodd for failing to act on clemency for Peter Christ, a convicted contempt of court offender. The piece argues executive dignity and justice clash, noting courts sometimes err and urging consistent mercy without bias.
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Rodd
Blaine Striff Pans
Bhtinenal
Peter Christ
Tealer
Rheine
Christ
Ural
Ela
Uut
Far Eastern Agreements Signal Settlement Hope
The article discusses a potential UK US Japan alliance and a Japanese British readjustment as a basis for settlement at an imminent conference. It weighs how shielding Chinese interests and international rights under a three-power contract could influence peace. The piece contrasts this with earlier alliances and notes cautious optimism about avoiding further war if the pact proves honorable.
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Japan
Mughes
Oller Nalions
Luan
Dich Poi
United States
Lens Davay Prom
Arbuckle Case Moves Toward Dreary End
The Arbuckle case advances through a dreary stage as evidence ties Stampyd Lae to the scandal and the comedian faces criminal proceedings. Movichund Jost seeks vindication amid a damaged reputation and public interest centers on the debauchery allegations.
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Movichund
Arbuckle comeback sparks calls for film industry censorship
The text outlines backing from major powers for Arbuckle defense and hints a return could trigger a new censorship push when legislature convenes. It notes potential audience demand and questions the movie’s moral impact, urging exhibitors to refuse a tainted comeback to protect reputations.
Treland Dated GEORGE plans free Sinn Weir dominion in Ireland
Irish republican leaders confer as the plan proposes Ulster may join after six months while seeking autonomous government for all Ireland. observers warn of more bad news from Ireland if it fails. The fragmentary column mocks country chat and notes sensational social and political quips amid a stream of varied remarks.
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George
Ireland
Ulster
Ire- Tan
Ten Years Ago Today In La Crosse Area Markets and Events
In Ye Olden Times ten years ago today Jebsen of the City Meat Market bought 1¢ La Crosse Sausage factors. The trio moved the factory to 11 South Third Street and will manufacture sausage for the whole trade. The motto The most modern machinery known to sausage making has been installed. Easton may represent Crosse at the National Irrigation Congress in Chicago December 6. At the nine angels state bayn centeranes cow in session, Marty Bradley of Milwaukee elected president, Robert Parnim of La Crosse vice president, Ray Phelins of Beloit secretary. La Crosse schoolchildren donated to a relief fund and $198.74 was raised. Twenty years ago the Bank of Rushford changed hands. Carpenter sold his interest to Stevens. The firm becomes Shaving, Hobertson and Company, founded by Gaston and Carpenter 34 years prior. Christmas shop activity with slack year end rush, yards kept clean, and fresh arrivals daily. Board of Education discussed reducing term from 40 to 33 weeks, met with teaching staff opposition. A political push emerged to kill the measure. Eugene Derr bought a handsome iron-gray team weighing 2,990 pounds. Charity Ball set for December 25. City hall project unlikely to be ready until spring. Gus O’Toole moves in by early April. Miller and Horn’s Crockery store features Ground Ruby Glass novelties. Will Guage and Tom Bud of North La Crosse returned from Camp Douglas with rabbits.
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Jebsen
Cily
South Third Street
L. F. Easton
National Irrigation Congress of
United States
Chicago
Y. MG. A
Marty Uradley
Milwaukee
Robert Parnim
la Cros
Ray Phelns
Beloit
Secretar
le Crossé
Tver Falls
Bank of Rushford
Rushford
Minn
Mince
Carpenter
Stevens
Shaveeng, Hobertson and Company
Jv. C. Gaston
la Crosse
Miles Garpenter
Rusbreril
Burlington
Board of Educaation
Publioars
Bach
Griee Ung
Wugene Derr
Graugut
Iron Grey
Werth
Gus Otlialy
Horn
Oregon Roses and a World of Change in a Tenement
A fragmented narrative follows Lolly and Mayme, women facing poverty, dreams, and a move toward an unfamiliar future in Oregon. The tale intertwines family pressure, a struggling job market, and a powerfully evolving social landscape as they confront hardship, ambition, and uncertain paths.
Walnut Family Nut Craft Dolls From Walnuts
Grandmother Lee teaches Caroline to turn walnuts into dolls named Mrs Walnut Johnny Walnut and Mr Walnut using crepe paper tissue and gingham. They carve faces with walnut noses and fashion bodies with fabric, then display the nut dolls as “old friends.” A puzzle at the end asks to rearrange letters to reveal a sky clue.
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Grandmother Lee
Iowa
Caroline
Lee
Caraling
Johnny Warnet
Carolina
Deadliest Weapon and the Fire Horror Debate
A jagged prose piece links a deadly weapon to a global fear of fire and a push for safety. It notes ULE signers and urges measures to reduce mortality, condemns urban fires, and cites tragic losses across cities including Chicago and Bombay as proof of a dangerous future.
Ghost of Wyndham Hall Haunting Tale Recalls Sir Rokeby
A fragmented tale recounts Sir Rokeby visiting Wyndham Hall with a young guide. In an old west wing tower room a suit of armor moves, scaring the nobleman who flees. The guide jokes about a haunted room as the night unfolds with tension and fear.
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Wyndham Hall
Rokeby
Wyndham
Jim
Tom
Tans
Detter
Authar
Tokeby
Syapene
Ake
Rakeby
Sir Takeby
West Wing
Roker
Shields
Windham Mols
Fragmented OCR Teaser From a Troubled Family Scene
Ragged text depicts a distressed woman recalling a father’s death and financial ruin. A troubled discussion about moving to Oregon, returning, and family strain unfolds with references to a mother, a child, and a visit to relatives.
Wardly Realistic Tiler Verry Cells a Curious Stage Moment
A quirky scene unfolds as a performer on stage handles an unusual prop, described with muddled text. The incident centers on a creature or item that moves, prompting the performer to soothe it to sleep, while an observer notes a calm, almost sleepy atmosphere on set.
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Tiler Verry
Jen Lerry
Willing Vesper Prof Rethinks Tinryth-Lit Quest
In a terse, unclear fragment, readers glimpse an academic figure tied to money queries and personal aid. The muddled text hints at Prof Walt and a pursuit of affection amid financial concerns, but concrete details remain unreadable.
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Walt
English engineering work run entirely by women
A fragment mentions an engineering project in England managed entirely by women. It includes garbled lines about Missier Lippirent and a plea to a mother. The readable portion highlights female management of a British engineering task.
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Lippirent
Aloes Trifia
Oh! Cold
Renderin
England
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