Democratic nominating fight unfolds at national convention
June opening session sees Tinney S. Cummings as keynote. Delegates begin platform drafting and contest appeals while prohibition remains a hot topic. McAdoo Palmer Cox camps and Meredith are discussed as possible influences amid shifting delegate loyalties. Bryan stays on the sidelines supporting party unity.
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San Francisco
Tinmey S. Cummings
Peronnel
Ccretat
Acti
Chicago
Vague OCR Fragments Describe Unclear Convention Notes
The readable text presents broken phrases about a convention and grandma. It mentions help, manage, and various garbled words with no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to anchor a concrete item.
Weman OFF to Vrisea Arkanen City
A fragmentary report describes Weman and party traveling to Arkanen City with Drennen and others to attend a convention. The narrative mentions a visit to Bentforte families, a noted mutiny, and a memorial era tied to a twenty five year separation.
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Arkanen
Rane
Drennen
Tai
Virennen
Arkrines
Ban Ftrge
Befor
Salvation Army Special Meeting Near Tomorrow Night
A Salvation Army meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night conducted by a guest speaker from Nanri Tf. The note mentions a Fordson on the job and promising details, but the text is garbled.
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Salvation Army
Vation Armee Tonmt Acd
Teint Pbrhmss
Nanri
Fordson
Questions drive Palmer visit from San Prancica group
A contingent of San Prancica wives and delegates push questions to Palmer about his plans and motives. They seek details on support for his policies and the expected outcomes for their communities, noting the event at the American Station and the presence of prominent local figures.
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San Prancica Tieaice
Parmer
Ous
Ris Nambidiens Sa Dns
Add Few Names to Medal Award List
Washington June 26. The Knights Board largely kept its original war service decoration recommendations when reconvened by Secretary Daniels to review a medal awards dispute. Ten officers in ships struck by torpedoes or mines were studied, six of whom saved their ships were kept for the D. S. C. medal, while Daniels shifted others to the D. S. C. medal, a point at the center of the controversy.
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Washington
Knights Board
Daniels
Sims
Naval Secretary
Senate
Great Lakes to sea waterway congress set in Detroit
Detroit will host the Great Lakes to sea waterway Tidewater Congress on July 22 23 and 24 with delegates from fourteen states and Canadian supporters to discuss financial engineering political economic and international aspects of the proposed deeper waterway.
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Detroit
Mich
Titewater Association
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
North Daketa
South Vakota
Montane
Idaho
Wiaminu
Colorado
iNebraska
Rockford Harvest Hand Charged In Police Court
A Rockford Michigan harvest hand, charged with vagrancy and carrying a canceled weapon, was released after Judge Co. Cy Stewart confiscated the weapon. The man, who had been away five weeks seeking work in Kansas, previously worked in a Rockford cigar factory and had earned only about $30.
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Rockford
Cy Stewart
Kansas
Stewar
Eijar
Railroad loan pledged in supplementary estimates
In Ottawa a June loan of 68 million dollars to the Gra Trunk rail is provided in the supplementary estimates presented in the House of Commons. The loan, directed by the finance minister, aims to cover expenditures for road betterment deficits or interest on funded debt incurred before 1920 when the railway was taken over by the government.
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Nada
Gra Trunk Rail Ia
House of Commons
Minister of Finance
Marvel
Provernment
Ottawa
Ulster Unionists Seek Government Protection Protection
Ulster Unionists Council standing committee urges government to safeguard lives and property of loyal province residents. If protection fails, the committee plans to use Ulster loyal service. Kans. June 28 Coroner race begun as a joke. W A Spencer declined to run. Dr. Fred Gasser, appointed after 18 months vacancy, served as wartime medical corps captain and led surgical ward in France.
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Belfast
Ulster Unionists Council
Ulster Loyal
Kans
W. A. Spencer
Fred Gasser
Cheryvale
Gasser
A.fl
First Division Circus staged for Army of Occupation
Preparations underway at Camp Zachary Taylor for reproducing the First Division Circus staged in Germany for the Army of Occupation. Officers plan a July 31 to August circus with performances in several western cities. A marriage license was issued in Lawrence to Merritt A. Masnard and Irene Hytchin. Kryntok Eye Glasses. Lawrence Optical Co. Ride a bicycle for economy.
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Louisville
Germany
Army of Occupation
Camp Zachary, Taylor
C.F. Lindley
Merritt A. Masnard
Irene Hytchin
Lawrence
Kansas Congressmen Seek Re election In Eight Districts
Kansas lawmakers present in the June to August 28- All eight incumbents run for renomination with no opposition in several districts. The slate shows Republicans with some unchallenged seats, one Democrat Ayers facing no primary foe, and candidates across districts including Hoch, White, Tincher, Campbell, Turkington, and others across districts one through eight.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
W. A. Ayers
Wielina
Homerloch
Marion
Hays Bd. White
Manhota
A. W. Websters
Repub
Pittsburg
Houston
Parsons
John TD. Turkington
McCune
Homer Hoch
Walter W. Austin
Cotlanwonl
Alva Sweeney
Olivet
Soe
Denocath
Thomas F. Johnon
Minneapolis
Rernest W. Dwell
Concordia
Hays Bo White
Mankato
Miles H. Mulroy
Hays
HH. H. Evan
St. Francia
J. ¢ Penthal
Russell
Sockilit
M. J. Phillips
McDonald
J. N. Tincher
Medicine Lab
D. R. Holme
Wateson
Edward Oh. Colglazier
Rush Center
Richard E. Bird
Wichita
M. Stimpeon
Dare Dunne
Demac A. Ayres
Reed Crandall
Newton
Stampede and sugar price prank at Lakewood window
A June 28 incident in Lakewood shows a mischievous youth causing a stampede when a sugar price sign appears. The sign changes from 60 cents to 26 by painting over a digit, leading to chaotic window chaos as clerks are swept away. Meanwhile, University of Akron sees 200 extra summer students as Dean Kelly notes faster three year education. Dr Albright, chiropractor, rides a bicycle.
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Cleveland
Ona
Lakewood
FL. J. Kelly
Local Notes and International News Items From Topeka June 28
Topeka reports on teacher examinations with 1000 candidates and two year teaching certificates for high school graduates in normal training. Christian Endeavor reorganizes at Kanwaka church services as youth renew religious work. Also notes a Baltic steamer disaster, arrivals of Mrs Skinner and Mrs Peakrs, and a wedding announcement for Gordon A L Smith and Miss Vanera Miller. A short health note promotes bicycling for health.
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Topeka
Kans
Lorraine FE Wooster
Great Britain
Atfernes
Fost Senla
Hague
Wilson
Danube
Kanwaka Charel
Christian Endeavor Society
Sumiay School
Why Itch and Burn With Skin Diseases
Terrifying skin irritations such as eczema boils pimples arise from a disordered blood condition. A colony of germs in the blood multiplies and cannot be reached by external treatments. take S.S.S. as a blood cleanser. The ad promises free medical guidance from Swift Specific Co Atlanta.
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Qatar
Adan Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Much Old Wheat On Hand In State
Kansas elevators and farms hold 25 million bushels of last year’s crop. Kansas stores 10 million bushels in elevators and 15 million on farms. Farmers sold 7 million bushels in two months, leaving 22 million at April. A committee seeks Interstate Commerce Commission relief. 11,000 box cars are deemed inadequate and 20,000 cars may be needed. Also a piano recital by Miss Marjorie Tucker’s class at St James A M E Church, June 28.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
State Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
State Board of Agriculture
Marjorie Tucker
St. James A. M. E
Tanlac claims relief from rheumatic pains in Halifax
George Power of Halifax testifies Tanlac eased years of knee and ankle pain and restored sleep and appetite. He says the medicine made him feel like a different man and credits local pharmacy delivery and doctors for its recommendation.
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Tanlac
George Power
Ritenberg St
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Nova
Janlae
Round Corner
Wee City
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Legion
Mose Sehlesinger
SGRES
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Grand Trunk
Ulster Askn
Kryntok Eye Glasses
Lawrence Myptical Co
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Josephine Bender
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Wilbur Marsh
Waterloo
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J. C. Skinner
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Gordon AL Smith
Miss Vanera Miller
Dick Bros. Drug Store
McCulloch's
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