Gribwne Fient tu Losi the Truth News Horl Report
Fragmented OCR text shows a 1920 era news wire style from Crotathens area reporting on Gribwne Fient and Soanna of the News-Horl with mentions of Helen Rogers and other named individuals. The garbled passage references a New York origin, a second page, and editorial actions, with brief notes on deadlines and the press service.
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Gribwne
Crotathens
Helen
Rogers
FU Pity
Suestay
Omerass
Ares
Diabotsa
Anything to Beat Wood 4 and a Political Row
Fragmented OCR passage describes a heated scene with references to Wood and political figures. It mentions a gavel, logician, Republicans, and family ties among figures, with unclear chronology and multiple names. The text hints at a tense board or meeting moment and a question of loyalty and power.
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Priel
Phitosa
Fragmented survey discusses employment and unions influence
The text reflects a garbled survey on employment relations, employer and employed dynamics, and calls for tribunals and educational efforts. It hints at unions, public utilities, and the need for better labor perception and policy, though the source is largely unreadable.
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Gulustetes
Ats
Ms Noil
Spa
Tovalyes
Laniapalle Partierii
Ivtoruah
Tupkado
de Tpaylie
Paul Nt
Itentare
Wien
Prandt
Fragmented OCR Reflects Political Rhetoric and Biography
The passage waxes about Republican economic aims and social reform. It references a prominent leader’s youth in stores, a war wound with four stitches near the eye, and speculation about another term as president, framing opposition as a mere excuse to avoid a “wheel-chair President.”
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Ry Lates
Hiand
Social Problems in the Platform at Chicago
The Tribune notes Republican platform deliberations on social issues. It reports cautious support for old age pensions and unemployment insurance without immediate action, and demands constitutional amendments if child labor laws are struck down. It praises Republican state progress and urges a coherent, proactive stance by the party and its presidential ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Tribune
United States
Chicago
General Wood praised for endurance in desert chase memoirs
The article lauds General Wood for health and vigor amid harsh campaigns. It highlights a physician Leonid Wood as a trusted aide and details grueling marches and fatigue endured in the Geronimo pursuit, praising loyalty and perseverance.
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General Wood
Washington
Layton
Geronimo
Syria
Leonid Wood
Mony
Gargeon
Wood
Fort Huachuca
Leotined Wood
Tywin
Yun W
Madiechintta
Groilante
Huryand
Spectator notes president in excellent humor over preconvention fund debates
A spectator columnist recalls the president appearing in excellent humor as Senate probes into preconvention campaign funds. The piece cites past campaigns, editorial taunts, and notable figures like Wilson, Watterson, and loss of support with reflections on fundraising and public perception.
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Cummngs
Senate
Campaiin
Wade
Hiram Jalison
Wil Jain B. Borah
Wilson
Washington
The Federal Water Power Bill in Congress for Years
The water power bill has lingered in Congress for twelve years with controversial points pared down. Supporters and opponents clash over immediate government control versus delaying and restricting conversion to preserve national wealth. The bill creates a Federal Power Commission to supervise development and issue leases, while public use remains a priority amid rising coal prices and scarce production.
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Congress
Induriel
Gerd
Gary
Fadery Power Commission
Airplane Material Sale Affects British and Allied Air Programs
A damaged OCR fragment describes a large sale of British government airplane material including 10 000 aircraft and 60 000 engines for about 1 000 000 000. It notes the sale to a syndicate with a provision for royalties and concerns about impact on American industry and aviation defense. The text references Great Britain Canada Australia and France and hints at tensions in wartime production.
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Great Britain
Cananda
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
Carada
Austrasia
Keynes
Reynus
Jn Eueh
Catada
Alps
Rosner
Germany
War material control bill sparks aviation clash
Lawmakers debate a bill to curb foreign use of surplus war machines, linking it to national security. General Mitchell warns it could cripple air service while Aero Club members push safeguards, amid a heated political fight over imports and front door access to technology.
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Arite
Mitchel
Universates Air Service
Ain Servic
Usnee Canpaties
Geil Tien
Purfuin
Aero Club of
Aimerioa
Congress
Reney
German Children of To-Day and Hazardous War Propaganda
Fragmented text discusses German children, war guilt, and humanitarian themes. Mentions American reactions, moral questions about Nazism, and calls for unity amid wartime turmoil. References to public figures and places appear sporadically with unclear context.
Editorial clash over conventions stirs political debate
A chaotic early draft resembling an editorial page circulates, referencing editors and party lines. It discusses costs of campaigning, labor strife, and the mood of the convention, with quotes about journalism, liberty, and public opinion. The piece notes tension between reformers and political machines and hints at broader civic concerns.
Fragmented Ode to Holidays and Sporting Delights
A garbled nostalgia piece quips about Independence Day observances and common amusements like golf tennis and walks. It references celebrations in England and includes scattered archaic phrases and misread names, producing a collage of fragmentary notes on festivity and leisure.
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England
Bunk Haley Si
Canada and Britain Clash Over Germany Reparations
An article analyzes Canada’s reparations claim and its impact on the British Empire under Keynes plan. It weighs Canada Australia and New Zealand shares, the Hythe and American proposals, and the projected totals and present values for postwar indemnities complexly affecting empire finances.
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Canada
Germany
Keynes
Wight
Ngoo
Totten
British Empire
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Craik
Canala
Tythe
Amin
Ana
Tadla
South Africa
Maine
Mocrean
Geonapy
Armenian Persecution Notes by Robert W. Leonard
A letter from Mount Kieen New York dated June 1 120 laments Armenian suffering under Turkish rule. It condemns Christian complicity and recalls a historic trial of Calvin for defending Armenian victims. The piece argues against anti Armenian prejudice and stresses humanitarian concern.
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Cohen
Arsenia
Wootstone
Cox
Aemet
Turkey
Armenia
Hiddine
Jobin Calvin
Sergelet
Arieniane
Robert W. Leonard
Mount Kieen
N.Y Sune
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Mr. Wilson
Colonel Tarvey
Colenel Watterson
Harvey
Tqrtors Weekly
My. Wilson
Colonel Watterson
Louisvilla
Princeton
Hivene Aram
Fai
Combs Ales
Winiaue
Thie Whith House
Lee
Muntich
Hame
Shoenor
Panis Toy
Bulluys
Mur
Carmen Androw
Mr Homes
Quinn
Rchneeten
Richmont
Bese
Digity
Johnson Cabinet
Pdi
MSU
Cpi
Wit
McNeil SS
Weins
Mexico
Oscar
John Baysers
Tex
Uightgard Club
Collire
Tom
Sed West Lm
Trades Party
Manhattan Miniatures
Slig Connors
Jlntia
Siler 14
Touyes
Saya
Sehasar
Kivowleter
Marcuucite
Monty
Lewisling
Willan
Allen White
Awe
Marwan
Victor Murdock
Mayretius
Berinus
Catia
Postey
Pirates
Sweethear
Evie
Little Tom
NOME
Wang
Frank H. Simonds
Hythe
Wythe
Fda
Mt Tong
Leia
Sandman
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