New York Eyes Canada Halt of Great Lakes Canal Plan
A scrambled 1920s style report shows New York politicians and officials debating a canal project with Canada. Senator Calder criticizes delaying tactics while MacKenzie King’s government contemplates treaty steps. Local leaders urge careful spending and call for urban harbor improvements to boost trade and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, W. Co
Wiliam M. Calder
Fremier MacKenzie King
Canada
Minietian
Ennai
MacKenzie King
Agalnet
Calder
Monas
Savertigny
Iistinet
N.Y
Larbor
Real Harbhot Ag
New York
Siren Eitie
Wwaterrynes
Local Party Contest Signals Shake Up in Nanton Race
Vague notes show Freckles near and Andrew Kren active in a Nant nation race with others like Trey Wan-Srn and Henry Johnson seeking treasurer renomination. Gov race hints include Ale Csamlor Matlaken and Medeabry Man with district delegates and senate hopefuls from Carroll College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near
Andrew Kren
Trey Wan- Srn
Morgan-Wilras
Poltmans
Jobson
Henry Johnson
Vonleskh
Dewi
Aleserrow
Farm Bureau
Ratian
Leaien. Smith
Stareooy Bay Aid
AL Giinfield
Carroll Callege
Arcay
Senate
Amass
Alitin Te
Baker
Nes'stant Atroriver Eiernt
Ain
Maurie Cua
Mble
David Sumnerville
Rusie
Papi
Ada AL de Cale
Madison
Spreader Tiley
Young
Senator WE
Worlem Ashin
Assemblyoin Bow
Pleety
Leutenant Gove Ornat
American Legion Work Meeting Sparks Quarrel Over Apprentice
A poorly legible exchange shows a tense confrontation as workers argue over a disrupted job and a missing apprentice. The dialogue hints at a challenge and a demand to rectify the entry task, with the squire offering a cryptic remark.
Fragmentary Birmingham note on local stores and street life
A garbled Birmingham Age-Herald extract complains of local apathy and failed action while praising an enterprising new candy store on Mill Street. The piece reflects puzzled citizens and noisy storefronts amid urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe Belier
Birmingham Age-Herald
AID Summer Nights Dream at Weekly There Where You Solve
A joyless, park-honed Romeo themed prompt invites youths and maids to Athens High School Friday night for a Shakespearean student production of Midsummer Night's Dream. Anxious, shy, and hopeful, they seek relief in theater as Puck and lovers navigate magical mischief. Tickets include a dime for reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Thi Wise
Willian
Puck
Sypar
Piavel
Cupid
Fragmentary OCR Chronicle Of Political Allegiances
The text presents a garbled early political narrative with mentions of people and factions, suggesting a discussion of loyalties and characters. It references a wager or test among figures, with uncertain names and a focus on virtue and conduct.
Trial resumes as jury deliberates in case toward verdict
Fragmentary OCR reads like a court record with jurors meeting in a branch court. Clerk notes indicate a first bank case and a defendant charged with counts, while a plea or verdict remains unclear amid the proceedings.
Seventeen Die In Hine Blast In Germany
Seventeen miners were killed and several injured in an explosion at the Hine mine in Germany on Tuesday. Reports indicate a catastrophic blast struck the mine complex, with authorities launching rescue efforts as families mourn the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
La Crosse Girl Weds Tomah Man in Dubuque
Miss Amelia Aduline of La Crosse marries a Tomah man at St Marys Catholic Church in Dubuque on May 25. A breakfast reception for the bride’s parents and Wells Fargo employees followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Towah Man
Dubuque
Tomagt
Wis
Amiario Aduline
Pubhure
Trang
Crowley
Tomah
Faroers
Merquits
Eas Sei
Amelia Ane
Mtst Mary
Als
J. Andertie
Wridge
Moe
Wells
Mare
Real estate transfers list complex titles and names
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels and buyers including Tasie Gile Rentt to Margaret Stine and Estelle Stallsmith to Harvey and Tillie Bosle. Transfers mention numerous additions and lots with various lot and block descriptions, dates and adjacent subdivisions. Names include Leond Linker Wirmington, Psthey Linker Desmond, Catherine Ost, Lester and Emima Ginbergee, Fassston, Jean Cm Artinr S Farnam, Hirwin and Raenger. Amounts and exact terms appear for one parcel at $8,500 and others are described by lot and addition details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasie Gile
Margaret Stine
Lot Tidoes
Johnson
Leond Linker Wirmington
Wina
Psthey Linker
Desmond
Lyrvesse
Joward W
Delia MM
Tuosey
Estelle Stallsmith
Harvey EE
Tillie SL. Bosle
Brier & Canterbury
Catherine R. Ost
Lester
Emima Ginbergee
Barth
Kleck
PB. Lelinen
War prep hints from a Poughboy amid past war critique
A fragment from Amelia Legion Weekly offers a critique of past war conduct and suggests how soldiers should be fed in future conflicts. It also includes a brief family thank you note from Easton Pederson and family thanking friends, neighbors, Rev Shaver, Miss Woods, the American Legion, and floral contributors for their sympathy after a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Legion
Shaver
Miss Woods
Leeton and
Thone
Easton Pederson
American Legion Chooses Daisy as Official Flower
The American Legion selects the daisy as its memorial flower, praising its resilience and wartime symbolism. An article notes the flower’s English origin, widespread use in war remembrance, and its adoption after debate at the Legion’s third national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hastings
William
Conqueror
Turan
Ragland
Ravelnnad
Pande
Argonne
St. Mihiel
America
Legion
Phevetore
Sts
al- Moskamy Emilitinons
Giovinns
Fergetin
Lesien Auriliz
India
Bosshard vows support for Wisconsin Idea in campaign
Bosshard pledges adherence to the Wisconsin Idea while rejecting radicalism and communism. He cites La Follette and other progressives as influences and says he will fight in the upcoming campaign. The fragmentary text references a character exchange and unclear remarks about inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosshard
Wisconsin
Bosshard Sai
Icides
la Follette
Blaine, Townley
Victor Berg
Radio contests planned to unearth schoolboy Edison
Chicago reports a planned June 26 radio contest to discover youth with Edisonlike talent. Officials promise five prize awards including cash for top entrants from schools and communities, with contests in performance and receiving tests overseen by national organizers and local partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amd
Mspegiron
Chievo
Schon
Varin Colepsts
Tealepitarters
Pershing tale and family church dispute described
A fragmented tale recounts Pershing and a couple’s row over a family name and a pet dog during a church service. Maria answers questions about a general called Pershing while a Kansas family grapples with a public disturbance at church related to a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Pmiporia
Ehaiy
Fran
Ehajy
Keel
Fragmentary note on Tory loyalty from a fond da Lar reporter
The garbled passage hints at a country boy and a pledge of loyalty to Ford with unclear timing and attribution to a reporter. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, offering little identifiable names or concrete events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eved Ford
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Menten
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Anevra
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Belgreatenne
Buresard
Port Sorieen
Lawn
Praveete
Warker Brew
MG Watbedes Polen O
Paenipeent
Osticosh
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Sluwanes Wire Oy
Lanier
Mariepete
Gein
Lewis
Willie
Hebpuie
Wink
Weressetyls
Lok Roy
Tne
Famerelins
Vaeipemmrive
Avoye Gathey Termierad Sehons
Dg Maferee
Tne Fuptlre
Seanar
Prise
Taminishition
Lista
Ds Kenai
Tie
Fallowine Reperg
New Party
Aheerihire
Pine Ag
Torr
Tony
Angerenet
Ciovernir
Faring
Wales
Claire
Dinhimar
Gover
THE
BUFFS
Danny
Frank
BY Allman
Tag
Him
BY Blosser
Pel Mae
Mour
Wen
Mwelve OF
Ballon
Wando
Rarpener
Wachangee Street
AID
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Price
Triobis
Marse Corkie
AO Ontra li
Thy
Tor Bietley
Par
House of Ice
Tone
Amalio
Thorpe
Jim ‘Thorne
Papiteisens
Velyn Culivey
George White
Duue
Crusze
Shes
Jack
Edisons
Pershing
Opm
Maria
Sebastian
Pitus Soc
Druetste
Hatstra Mig. Co
Tela Als
Mitchell
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