Three Way Split At Balloting In New York Convention
First four ballots in China show no decision as factions coalesce around Wood, Lowden, or a third candidate. Johnson appears eliminated as delegates drift, while New York's delegation shifts toward Lowden amid broad support for Hoover and Ward among the uncommitted.
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Simone
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Lowdon
Coolideo
Hughes
Hoover
New York
Low
Ward
Johnson Borah Myth Loosely Shapes Chicago Convention Plank
Fragmentary analysis argues Johnson and Borah factions influence the Democratic platform on league pledges. The piece contends no leader demanded expulsion of irreconcilable senators, noting Republicans in Senate and primaries backed lodge reservations. It asserts the party seeks peace principles and national unity while courting factional support.
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Iftvany Johnson
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Senate
Tusky
Mumbura
Bean Tee
Trea
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Police
Mewry Fahnaen
Borah
Tur Frosts and the Roots Platform Debate
A fragment notes that tur frost scenes hint at a Root platform with Mr Root among the early and zealous advocates of a league of leagues. The text suggests political alignment discussions and the push for a peaces platform.
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League of Peaves
No More Sweetism Through Debate At New York Convention
A discussion on political principles from a Chicago convention reaffirms support for free speech and free assembly while banning advocacy of resistance to the law or violent overthrow. It notes the defense of representative rights for qualified voters and criticizes Sweetism as a problematic innovation within the Republican framework.
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Sam Bernards
Lilien Rimnaell
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Tims
Aimius
Rhess
Ural
Piynn
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Ganges
Cory Ronson
Domhgut
Chile
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Elingil
Mia
the Biles
Mont
Um York
Beavane Hira
Crile
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Vilehy
Labor Plan Faces Mixed Views In Republican Platform
The platform avoids firm stances on industrial issues due to widespread divisions. It recognizes collective bargaining as valid and shifts from the Danbury hatters doctrine toward the Clayton act. It restricts compulsory arbitration to government employees and endorses the Coolidge principle while testing conciliation to prevent strikes by private employers in essentials.
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Gompers
Coolidge
Jayhawker Origin and Political Ties in Civil War Era
An illustrated, period tone account traces the Jayhawker name from a Missouri faction leader to its emblematic use in Kansas and Kansas Cavalry. It notes Governor Henry Allen and Mrs. Margaret Hill McCartney as historical figures, and explains the term’s evolution from a pejorative to a national identifier amid free soil and Civil War tensions.
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Henry Allen
Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
C. B. Jenison
Jennison
Empire State
Missouri
Salem
Jen Nixon
Nikyhawker
Jennings
Ne ‘Wen
Quantrell
Robinson
Kanway
Jennisen
Mirae
Janebean
Jayhawker Spirit Shines As Sunflower State Honors Veterans
Colonel A L Lee recalls the Jayhawkers as ferocious fighters and notes how they faced hostile words without backing down. After term of service, the unit reenlisted and served until peace. Mustered out, they returned home to enthusiastic welcome, and the Jayhawker name became a proud symbol in Kansas.
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A. L. Lee
Lee
Bem
Sunflower State
Were You Ever a Neighbor Show Neighbors Emphasize Community Ties
An essay on urban life argues that large cities lose neighborliness as they grow and calls for restoring small scale community bonds. It highlights Greenwich Village Sheridan Square and the role of neighborhood houses in fostering civic spirit and local ties.
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New York
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Sticridan Square
Greenwich Vi Hige
Germans and Bolshevik Ties Amid Russo-Polish Struggle
The Telegraph reports Allied secret findings that Germany pressed the Wolff Bureau to boost Reis prospects and cast Brusilov’s campaign as a holy war. German officials and Communist factions in Hamburg are cited as cooperating, with Hamburg workers and German military circles linked to anti Allied ideas and suspected dual loyalties amid ongoing European conflict.
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Goran
Wolff Hureau
Wrasilos
Russia
Gérmany
Scinetine
Hamburg
Xums
Litbeck
Ginneral Vor Lettow
Mmip
Ube
Junker officers cling to risky instruments of revenge
The passage notes ongoing reliance by certain officers on precarious means despite a shift in influence from Kaiser to Trotsky, hinting at persistent plans for retribution and instability within the power structure.
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Irene
Sy Riles
Ford Piper
Hs Teas
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Pocket Vetoes and the Palmer Ten Day Limit Debate
Attorney General Palmer challenges established practice by arguing the President may sign a bill within ten days even after a session ends. The piece contrasts prior rules requiring action before adjournment and cites constitutional language and a 1863 precedent. It notes the May 1 transmission of a water power bill and questions if the President can sign belatedly.
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Senate Chamber
Congress
Shell
Tinealn
Minas Ndjrivey Committee
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White House
Thlerior
Rupnema Court
New York Neighborhood Protest Spurs Community Arts Rally
Residents of a New York neighborhood unite amid civic concerns over daylong events. They advocate for safer streets, local schools, and church outreach while planning a large neighborhood festival with workshops, performances, and collaborative projects to boost communal ties and economic activity.
Wild horse dominates verses in a fragmented tapestry
A meandering piece blends poetry and diarylike notes on a fearless horse, riders, and distant memories. It drifts into commentary about public figures, weather, and politics, weaving personal bravado with cultural quips and literary nods across roaming imagery. The mosaic captures a restless, decorative voice rather than a single clear event.
The Hungarian Treaty and the Fate of the Dual Monarchy
The article argues the Hungarian treaty deepens the collapse of the Austro Hungarian state, shrinking Hungary in area and population while expanding neighboring powers. It describes historical tensions among Magyars and subject peoples, critiques national policy toward Serbs Romanians and Slovaks, and foresees economic hardship and shifting frontiers under a new order after Austria’s capitulation. The piece warns that Hungary would remain fragile, with borders shifting and populations unsettled, amid a broader European realignment.
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Trongyleani
Rumania
Special Delay At Falor Of Welty Rief Inrivo
A garbled note from a 1970s New York area source mentions delays and a special delivery. It references Vip Hourthwait’s assay, Nurse New York, and a sixty eighth street location with unclear details about a record or event.
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Lane
Desi
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Feom
Tevo Wonky
Aetuuryma Waite
Yury Dunnet
Unclear Fragment Highlights Historical Terms and Names
The provided OCR text is garbled with mixed terms and names such as Back to Nature Urviom Tie Bao Bouiinigen and references to anemia and transportation factors. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Labor shortages threaten farms and food supply amid war
A letter from Birmingham laments farm labor shortages across the country, warning of rising living costs and abandoned farms. The writer urges mobilizing students and veterans, criticizes government response, and ties hunger to wartime conditions, urging quicker action and national attention.
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The Amish Fondue and Mary Pitkin’s Night Out
A garbled OCR fragment mentions The Amish Fondue and Mary Pitkin in a confusing scene. It references events at a venue on Sauk Dav and names such as Dewey Yar and Shiki. The passage remains incoherent with many unreadable parts and no clear reportable facts.
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Depeine
Sauk
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Suva
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