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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
5
Testimony before a Senate committee probing campaign expenses highlights possible violations of the corrupt practices law in circulating political propaganda. Rival party leaders fail to prove charges.
Fragmentary lines mention Mons Pitre and Tirs with Vie events and a Seebadk context. No clear person or organization full names or concrete events emerge. The garbled text limits a precise summary to noting scattered references to places and terms without a discernible news item.
A brief social note records a quirky event titled Tacky Party featuring a chaotic mix of activities and costumes. Participants included local residents and guests, with laughter and festive mood noted despite the odd proceedings.
Fragmentary report notes a Granite group gaining strength at a regional convention held Wednesday in a city near Te Hones. The text hints at tensions and a positive reception for a leader referred to as Hen aa hing the seen. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A confusing OCR fragment reports a cleanup week with broad participation and community effort. It notes many lines of work completed and a sense of progress amid mixed readability.
The run-off primary drew a stronger statewide vote for governor than local offices, but county turnout was lighter than the first primary. Governor Neif led in the county by a solid margin with results varying by precincts.
Preparations for a large community barbecue unfold in Indice with soldiers and visiting guests invited. A River Day event features football style games, a parade, band concerts and cooking plans for a large crowd expected to attend.
The Tennessee House of Representatives expunged the suffrage ratification from the journal and voted 47 to 24 to concur with the Senate in ratifying the amendment amid an anti ratification drive led by members away on a filibuster. Officials indicated Governor Roberts had certified the action, with debate centering on legality and journal entries.
A damaged entry from Ames Iowa references a woman around age 48 and mentions Mrs M B Dobbs and relatives seeking information or contact for a month or more. The text is incomplete but implies a personal notice or appeal.
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