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Marble Hill Press in Marble Hill, Missouri

24 Feb 1921

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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1921

Page

2

Uncle Joe Cannon Long Records of His Service in Congress

A tribute to Joseph G. Cannon, longtime speaker and father of the American Congress, detailing his service from the Forty third to the present, noting his role on post offices and appropriations, his leadership across ten speakers, ten presidents, and his influence on national progress and policy. The piece recalls the era when he began in 1873 and highlights his steadiness, protection of the federal treasury, and status as a historic public figure.

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Joseph Gurnes Cannon Repubican Pew American Recon Ongnes Justin S Merrill Verteout Cannon Congress Ceedention Lorain Joe Cenriyey Champlark Missouri Josph GG Cannes Cowart Lowe Voornwallis Tits Duppet Joseph GC Vahten Ninola Ulysses S&s Grint United States Buft Samuel J. Randall Federal Treasury Cot Atpemnrary Joseph G. Cannon West Waeed Arizona Colorado Julius Thierrows Michigan James B. Tech Keomoky William P. Frye Eugene Male Maine Joseph R. Hawley Connecticut George F Hoar Massachusetts Roger Q. Milla Texas Stephen B. Elkins New Mexia Benjamin F Butler Massachusetta Richard P. Aland Sunset New York William S Holman Indiana John A. Kasson Jows William B. Morrison Miinels Pennsylvania Alexander H. Stephens Georga Capitol Allison Iowa Bayard Denn Cameron Carpenter Wisconsin Chandler Roscoe Conkling Henry G. Davis Wee Virginia Edmonds Vermont Frolinghuysen New Jersey Hannibal Hamlin John J. Ingalls Kansas John A. Logan Naots Justin S Morrill Oliver P. Morton Carl Schurz Miscouri John Sherwan Allen G. Thurman Ohio William Windom Minnesota General Sherwood Mr. Cannon James G. Blaine Michael C. Kerr J. Warren Keifer John G. Carlisle Thomas B. Reed Charles L. Crisp David B. Henderson Champ Clark Frederick H. Gillett Grant Hayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland Harrison McKinley Roosevelt Taft Wilson Harding Isaac UL Sherwond Cite Sam Geler Doughter Aod Massachusette Linois America Frank W. Mondell Wyoming Uncle Joe Jim Mann Rainey and Mondell Rodenberg Claire Kitchin Nick Longworth
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Fragmented OCR Confuses Health and Trade Terms

A garbled OCR passage mixes phrases about trickery, health, and economic topics with broken names and stray terms. It references Ireland, the United Kingdom, and the United States industrial sectors, but the text is largely unintelligible. The result is a jumbled, nonsensical snippet with no clear event or sources.

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Newark Business Inquiry Across Telegraph Lines

A fragmentary report describes a Newark business inquiry involving Mr Seth and Mr Kreemberticht, with telephonic attempts and miscommunications noted. The piece mentions Jota Hears Sette, Jamn Memry Salth, and a Newark Sunday Call reference amid unclear dialogue about who received a call and whether attendance was possible.

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Seth Krraemberticht Kreembertlett Newark
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Fragmentary OCR: vague note on heads and meals

The text provides scattered phrases about heads, death, vegetarians, waiters, and possible orders, but lacks coherent story or dates. Entities and specifics are unclear, making a definitive summary impossible from the fragment.

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Fragmented OCR Text From Health Office Report

The OCR text appears garbled and contains stray quotation marks and partial phrases about a health officer and thermal or physical tests. It mentions New York and control measures, with unclear references to operations, personnel, and responses. The readable content is insufficient to identify a coherent event, date, or entities.

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