Wilson Urges Congress to Lead World to Democracy
President Wilson calls Congress to enact a program of legislation to place the United States at the forefront of democracy. He outlines two main approaches: demonstrate democracy within US borders by fair laws and strong governance, and defend democratic ideals abroad by standing for right and justice toward other nations, while proposing budget reform and economic measures. He emphasizes economy, debt reduction, and support for veterans, with a call to aid Armenia and grant independence to the islands.
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Weehington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Piret
Juberite
Wilead
League of Nations
Lis Weegee
Joan
Armenia
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Germany
Demoersey Ie
Bosinens
Treasury
The Reassuring Word From A Friend
A Chicago Herald end Examiner piece quotes a woman saying she has implicit faith in her husband and has never seen him flirt. A friend questions whether he goes anywhere without her, prompting cautious reassurance.
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Chicago Herald End Examiner
Too Numerous Excerpt Hits Political Ironies
A fragmentary quotation shows Senator Poorte-Worthy deriding a man who keeps a cord index of his enemies. The line implies political stakes and public scrutiny in a taunting dialogue.
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Tria
Poorte- Worthy
Mistake or Confession at the Wedding Breakfast
A nervous bridcroom was urged to speak at the wedding breakfast and softly confessed the moment with his hand on the bride's shoulder. The crowd heard his line about the occasion being a beast upon him, revealing tension and humor in a London Tit-Bits item.
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London
Substitutes Close Mouth of Jug and Seal Still
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes a playful warning as substitutes halt the mouth of the jug and seal the still, noting no smoke yet but predicting it will come in time, and referencing Lady Nico and sickness as a cue to return to their kinnink.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Congress Sees Burst of Bill Introductions in Sixty-sixth Session
More than 360 new bills and resolutions were introduced on the opening evening of the Sixty sixth Congress. The measures include a repeal of war laws, funding for farmers relief, price investigations, and several resolutions on treaties, foreign affairs, and Armenian question policies. It notes ongoing debates and pending actions before March 4.
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Houge
Maren 4
Ateena
Ostarne
Allfergia
Vietory
Bert Frei
Meer
South Patera
First Lady Hosts Next First Lady at White House Visit
A historical scene at the White House shows Mrs Edith Boiling Wits hosting Mrs Florescn Kiine Wanting, wife of the president, for an informal tea in the executive mansion. White House staff guided the guests through the Blue and Red rooms to the dining area before the president retired to his study.
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Hemultant
White House
Edith Boiling Wits
Mere Whiten
Mae Roo
Missouri Democrat Named to Treasury Post by Wilson
Ewing La Porte of St Louis, a Democrat, was announced by President Wilson as assistant secretary of the Treasury. He will oversee the War Risk Insurance and Public Health Service bureaus to improve care for veterans, especially wounded and helpless. He is related to Richard Bland and the late Ewing Mitchell, with wife Miss Massey of Springfield.
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Ewing la Porte
St Louis
Wilson
la Porte
Richard P
Silver Mek
Missouri-born women at the polls in sharp inquiry
In a Kansas City Star fragment, registrar questions a Missouri-born woman voter as she confirms age over 21 and long residence before allowing registration, while observers recount others taunting at the polls. The anecdote centers on Mrs. Gelatine Travers and a tense registry scene.
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Gelatine Travers
Fragmented text on mining trial and witness exchanges
A damaged OCR passage describes a mining case with references to a court, a judge, and witnesses. The excerpt betrays garbled names and phrases, mentioning testimony and the court’s difficulty in hearing or interpreting the proceedings. It hints at evidence and related actions but remains unclear.
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Jond Harten
Fragmented OCR note on unclear topic
The readable fragments describe daily lab work and preparations with a focus on cleanliness, portly, and front. Mentions Greece and competition context with no clear subject or outcomes. Contains many garbled terms and lacks coherent entities or dates.
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Greece
Fragmentary OCR hints at a social event report
Readable fragments describe a gathering involving Abe and a wife with mentions of attendees and a postevent cafe. The text is garbled, offering little actionable detail beyond the names and minute social context.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Names and Events
The readable fragments mention Mrs Pies and Shofter Tur in an unclear scene. Details are insufficient to determine event, date, place, or affiliations. The garbled text suggests a curtailed report or misread OCR, not a complete news item.
Mysterious Mnemonic Message From City Mailroom
An unreadable OCR fragment suggests a brief item about a mysterious note found in a city mailroom or public space. The text mentions a person and a potential fall or incident, but the readable facts are incomplete and unclear about names, dates, or locations.
Teetity UsuelE cotelitite a eare
Unclear fragmentary text shows nonsensical phrasing and names. No coherent event or facts to summarize into a valid news item.
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