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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
46
A garbled, non-coherent OCR dataset fragment includes scattered names, places, and phrases with no clear event or narrative. The readable portions do not yield a definable person, organization, date, or outcome to summarize into a distinct news item.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a nomination process and party involvement with mentions of names, locations, and a timetable. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply political activity and candidate appointment steps in a local or regional context.
Fragmented OCR text references Tammany in Death Valley and a night journey with mentions of Walter Helmeenae and others. The readable lines are garbled, offering no coherent event, date, or clear entities to summarize.
Washington reports discuss the idea of a third term for the president as Cabinet members gather. Secretaries Wilton, Alexander, Payne and others attend. speculation centers on former plans and potential shifts in political support.
A garbled report states Edwards has no plans to travel to a national convention in San Francisco. The piece hints at political maneuvers and governor's scheduling, with unclear references to paths after the convention and party rail politics.
Colby refuses to comment on President Wilson and third term speculation as reports circulate. The secretary heads to a convention while discussions hint at political matters amid uncertainty over leadership and policy.
The report argues Carranza killed himself, citing body pose, wounds, and cartouche marks. Intervening figures Romario Ernesto and Rodolfo Terrera dispute blame, while Rivera Morveya and other officials discuss sequence and motives amid May events.
The New York State delegation in Chicago faced disruption after Butler’s attack alarmed Barnes and Wade followers. Samuel Koenig invited Dr Butler as a principal speaker, while Koenig and others urged bloc voting to block Butler at the financial convention. Republicans warn Koenig Barnes and Wadsworth may seek to defend Butler at the state committee meeting.
An extended, lively dispatch describes San Francisco as ready to host a Democratic convention, noting climate, scenery, and local ambiance. The piece ages a narrative about political figures and public sentiment, interlaced with colorful local color and speculative commentary.
Early results show Republican candidate Prous leading with Henry Shinstead challenging as the nonpartisan League candidate. Vote tallies list Preus 80, Shipstead 109,044 with other figures noted, while St Paul Mayor Hodgson and congressional contenders await fuller counts.
Fragmented text indicates a record of opposition to the Volstead Act in Burleson with scattered names and phrases. No clear date or location is readable, but mentions of officials, hearings, and varied references suggest a period debate over prohibition enforcement and related policy.
The readable fragments reference names and places amid a damaged page. It mentions individuals, a location near Morgenthaw West and Lindh, and a dated event in a municipal or local notice context.
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