Massapequa Journal World Dispatches and Opinion Fragments
The page presents a chaotic mixed excerpt from the Journal-World by the World Company with ads subscription rates, postal notices, and partial political commentary. It includes stray mentions of Massachusetts Street laws, a Chicago and New York representative, and a critique of police enforcement, plus notes on a San Francisco resignation and the Mitchell verdict amid army recruitment concerns.
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W. C.,simons, Presidens
Massachusetts
Laws Fence
Ansas
Mab
Fran
Dre Pabats
Chicago
A. FL Kearay
Hartford Building
York
Franklin
Alcorn
Murbridge
Associated Press
Uesserated Press
Speeix
Postoffice
Weary Officials and Officials Related Strain Across Cities
Fragmented dispatch describes General Smedley’s departure and municipal tensions as Philadelphia officials and police seek order amid changing leadership. Prohibition officers face tightened funding limits while rumors of arms and diplomacy hint at a broader national shift.
Fragmentary Florida crane fruit news content
A garbled excerpt discusses a Florida development linked to a crane fruit and mentions Christmas shopping by editors. The text is disjointed and lacks clear events, names, dates, or outcomes to form a complete news item. The fragment preserves few readable entities or factual anchors.
Deaths and Funerals From A Past Fort Scott Page
Old column recalls a 0 year anniversary of a Lowe daughter student of music returning to Fort Scott for vacation. A carriage accident near Ridge House involved a horse bolting toward West Lawrence, the buggy overturning. A social event last evening drew attendees despite rain, profits noted from candy table. A lumber-yard burglary saw counterfeit bills used to obtain real money. the thief was captured by police after passing a questionable bill at Keller's meat market.
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Aude Lowe
Lowe
Co of Music
Eel Fort Scott
Hynlaryeer
Ridaseur
Eo Utler
Dyeress
Hidridge
Fand
West Lawrence
Jim
Ross
Liv. Marvin
R. G. Jamison
ex-Mayer Yravener
Keller
Kelley
Rahskot
Grovenor
Ers
Barker and Summerfield form new law partnership
Twenty five years ago the announcement of a new law partnership between Geo J Barker and Ir ML Summerfield created Barker and Summerfield, a firm with solid reputations. Dalton returns solo. Mr and Mrs Cal dren celebrate Independence Commission. a small incident yesterday left five injured. Abi Thomas Waestatt writes from CpFeyville about corn club meeting with Prof L E The paper of the evening noted unfinished descriptions. Next meeting with Prof Wileston planned. Frei Funston among local volunteers praised by army officers. Prof C F Merwin returns from Chanate for the holiday. Mrs Rewart visits Tine méry at Sibley. a pipe fire on the roof at Lecarme. Dunning climbs to the roof and puts out the blaze.
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Geo. J. Barker
Corny Club
L.E
Cubs
Carruth
Wileston
Frei
Funston
Res Army
C.F. Merwin
Rome
Chanate
Prohibition Leader Rev Dr Stelzle Influences Labor Relations
The Rev Dr Charles Stelzle, a Prohibition leader and authority on labor topics, is described as a pivotal figure connected to churches and organized labor. A New Yorker by birth, he became a mechanic and minister, later advising major social movements with Protestant church support.
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Charles Stelzle
United Shoes
New York
Wisenveer
Beroming
Minneapolis
New York City
Islers
Christmas Eve Bread Beliefs From Old Traditions
A dated note describes bread baked on Christmas Eve as immune to mould, alongside a rural superstition about rioters and a belief tied to Easter rites, reflecting folkloric customs in the region.
Christmas Eve Holiday Shutdown Across Federal Departments
A three day holiday closes all Washington DC government departments and independent agencies. President and Mrs. Coolidge attend the dedication of a major community Christmas tree while 2000 towns plan carol singings. Pilgrims gather at St Peter's Basilica for the holy door ceremony marking the season.
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Bne
Trinity Coureayard
Seat Munare
York
Washingto D.C
Coolidge
Nationa] Bureau For the ‘Advancement of Music
United States
St. Peter’s
Prince Alecturer Wit Debuts on Swedish Radio
Prince William of Sweden, second son of King Gustav VI, made his debut as a radio reporter. He described his prime hunting experiences in India and Africa to a nationwide Swedish audience. He also spoke about his parents' visit to Finland while serving as a member of the royal party.
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Sweden
William of
Soedermanland
Gustav VI
India
Africa
Finland
Rahme Se
Baldwin News Brims With Holiday Travel and Visits
Local Baldwin notes list Mr. and Mrs. J Vaustin departing Christmas night for Shawnes, Ohio to visit their grandson and relatives. Miss Martha Cowgill and James Cowgill head to Boone, Iowa for Christmas with family. Several Baldwin residents plan trips to Bridgeton, Conn and Manhattan for the holidays. Church activities, school staff changes, and community gatherings fill a bustling Christmas week.
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Robert Conover
Baldwin
Conover
James D. Smith
Bridgeton
Conn
Consoe
Baturtay
Conover Wisnie Smith
State Agricultural College
Onth
Coney Yy
Manhattan
Ruth McHenry
Belle Plaine
Department of Moines Eeonemies
R. F. McHenry
Milton Counts
Roasw
Haldwin
James
Richard A. Andersen
Baldwiust
Ruth Anderson
Colors
Ruth O'Byrne
Nora Johnston
Michig Valley High School
Probbled WadRe in a 1920s Story Tease on Idle Hour
A fragment from a 1920s era tale features David, Sweetie, and a big man with a revolver in a tense chase toward an old motor-boat idle hour. The group escapes a hostile encounter and sails into a storm as the next chapter hints at further peril and a looming confrontation with Connemara.
New Radio Station KMOX Opens In St Louis Tonight
A new radio station KMOX The Voice of St Louis begins official broadcasting at 7 pm from St Louis with a $15000 cost and $138000 annual budget. Mayor Victor Miller former Mayor Henry Kiel and other officials will speak, joined by Freeted area leaders and Globe-Democrat president F E Lansing Ray.
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St. Louis
KMOX
Voice of
R. L. Macebdmeyer
Kirkwood
FE. Lansing Ray
Globe-Democrat
Voice of St. Louis
Clarence St. Howard
Comemonwealth Steel
Compa
Kansas Chamber to Meet With Reduced Rail Fare Rates
Rate reductions for all railroads set for the Kansas Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Grant City Kansas January 15 1926 Tickets on sale January 12 through January 21 Fare and one half for round trip Certificates obtainable from any chamber of commerce in Kansas Speakers include James Schermerhorn Henry Allen H K Bishop John W Gardner and others from out of state Kansas City Kansas plans to host about a thousand business men from across the state A separate brief notes a St Louis San Francisco railroad post office robbery of about 1000 with a revolver by a young man who forced clerks to lie on the floor and then walked among Christmas shoppers.
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Ranees City
Kan
Dee
Hueluced
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad
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P. F. Collier & Son Co
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Warner Bros. Pieturee, Inc
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Sweetie
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Palmer Tire & Battery Co
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