New York Tribune Adverts 1920s Voluntary Notices
Fractured 1920 June issue text shows promotional content and a guaranty for merchandise bought through The Tribune. It includes scattered advertising lines, reminders of shopping terms, and vague references to page columns in a New York daily.
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New Dork Tribune
Eilitorials
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Ai Woveyi
Elie
Sentas
Newt York
THE
Tribune Swith
Atfuanta
Ramon
Harding and Walsh Letters Stir Irish Question Debate
A doctored exchange shows Harding and Walsh signaling political maneuvering on the Irish question and public interference. The letters hint at internal influence over a named group and a pledge of impartiality while critics warn against exploiting foreign affairs for domestic gain.
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Mr. Harding
Frank P. Walsh
Sein Weiners
Tan Proup
Hardin
Walsh Shathy
Quest
Harding
Plumb Plan Debate Sparks Autocracy Alarm
Kenneth Shibley criticizes the Plumb plan arguing it would give government purchase and control of railroads to a fifteen member employee committee, with wages and hours set by the panel, risking monopolistic power rather than democratic oversight. The piece condemns capitalism’s manipulation of politics and warns of increased state domination in transportation.
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Lelie
Genneth Shibley
Chairan
Phim
Russia
Proderic C. Mowe
Ellis
Mumb Plan League
Mr. Howe
BMG
Plumb plan propaganda arouses railway owners concern
The piece denounces an Adamson law capitulation and attacks a Plinth plan aimed at railway owners and workers. It warns of a potential alliance to drain the public by offering government bonds in exchange for shares and urges citizens to study the plan’s meaning and impact.
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Byvorn
Ani
Townley’s Minnesota setback hinders nonpartisan league growth
The Nonpartisan League failed to win Republican primaries in Minnesota, undermining Townley’s political reach. Observers noted Minnesota’s open primary, strong foreign born and socialist support bases, and his past near miss in electing a governor. Loss weakens Lague influence and may revive conservative cross-party efforts in the state.
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Minnesota
Nonpartisan Leaguers
Townley
North Dakota
League
St. Paul
Mrinime Ic
Minnespolis
Burnquist
Mijot
American Homes and Presidential Legacies in Architectural Satire
A fragmented, satirical survey of American homes including the Coolidge and Harding houses. The piece riffs on architecture, ground framing, and national character while noting the enduring image of the American home as a symbol of prosperity and moral stance. It references Warren G. Harding and other presidents in a sweeping, period voice.
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America
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Marion
Glenn
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Mass
Fane
Coolidge
New England
Harding
Lookie
Shane Fiehien
Warren Gamaliel
Foot Wren
Ecole Tt
Ahn Phage AM
Mala
Natal
Real shrine of the American home and its presidential rite
The phrase frames the home as a sacred space in American life and links national politics to the domestic sphere, underscoring the ritual surrounding selecting a President as a defining national rite.
Obdurate Clement and Gov Clinton on suffrage power
The piece argues about state and federal authority over woman suffrage. It cites Supreme Court rulings on federal amendments and notes governors in Tennessee Vermont and Vermont’s Chipents as invoking authority to call special legislative sessions. It suggests legal grounds and political maneuvering surrounding ratification efforts.
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Vougessey
Vermont
United States
Supreme Court
Ohio
Tennessee
Congress
Chipents
Clenelit
Colonel House as Texas politics in a distant echo
Fragmented critique mocks Colonel House and President Wilson for imposing liberal discipline on the Democratic Party. The piece traces tensions with Secretary Colby and argues for self determination rather than dictation, noting Paris reception and the desire to explain policy amid party balance.
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Bainbridge Cathy
Laglis
Texas
Austin Talleyrand
Mycents
Ponneratie Party
Democratic Party
House
Mili
Democrats
Tiger of Representatives
Panama
Colby
Bidine
Elie
Census shows varied city growth across the decade
Government notes Baltimore and St Louis expansion rates with 21.8 and 12.5 percent, while Pittsburgh and Cincinnati lag at 1.2 and 10.3 percent. Nanapolis remains ahead as 1920 census irregularities expose the failings of Census Bureau estimates, argued as harmful to local planners relying on them.
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Baltimore
St Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Psychic Facts and the Persuasiveness of Phenomene
A letter to The Tribune editor by Rupert Hughes argues for scientific inquiry into spirit communication and mediumship. He cites telephonic testing, public frauds, and experiments suggesting messages from distant sources while noting the controversy and calls for rigorous proof.
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Tribune
Rupert Hughes
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Hughes
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Cuayle
William Fumes
Thas
Andre
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Tiviken
Enslend Yo the Lister of The Tria Witneses
A fragment from a broader discourse includes critique of American attitudes toward Europe and aid to the starving. The piece references journals and political lines, noting lines from The Evening Post and The Times. City rankings place Philadelphia surpassing one million in population with rising growth. The text names Detroit Baltimore Boston and Washington in a discussion of urban trends and wartime effects.
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Enslend
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Cox Vanderlin
Trilape
Trom & Teller
Bolton
Las Extort
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Prude
Pettuar
Latimore
Mostar
Uae
Chenay
Bowlon
Baltimore
St. Lew Walter
Perfect Peace Trae Mt Yuan Wasco Teen
A fragmented report mentions a Wasco teen with a period of calm or achievement, referencing a place and a person named Trae. The text includes garbled lines and unreadable phrases, leaving core facts unclear but noting local context and possible event or milestone.
Jumbled OCR Headline About Jewels and Looting
A garbled text fragment discusses jewels described as precious stones and a looting context. It mentions a desk alpha and a detective named Mya bats, with unclear attributions and several nonsensical phrases. The passage lacks coherent events or identifiable people.
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Jase Light
Review of Mr Abbott's Hook and Other Works
Frederic F. Van de Water surveys current literary criticism noting Mr Abbott's Hook at its worst and cataloging other titles such as The Tush Lovers and On a Baseing Front. The piece discusses tone, humor, and perceived quality, with authorial opinions on how works fit into contemporary literature and theater.
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Mr. Abbott
The Trot Professor and the Tangled Texts
A fragmented reminiscence blends poetry, journalism, and satire as a narrator recalls a trot professor, a suicide rumor, and debates on the newspaper profession. References to Altrock, Rosenthal, and telephone calls hint at mid century media culture and public discourse.
Diary fragment activity and literary references amid day’s routine
The entry records a busy day with Samuel Pepys style notes including office visits, meals with Mistress Kate, and references to G Parsons. Readers note scattered names, poems, and literary mentions like Alfred Noyes and Godiva amid diary-like chatter and social calls.
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Samuel Pepys
G. Parsons
Kate
Wingebans
Rome
Sivete
Brooke's
A. Hopwoodl
Fk Otleling
MPA Hoppers
Nisl
Fragmentary OCR News Card About Unclear Events
A garbled OCR item mentions float activities and local names in an undefined event. The text includes incomplete phrases such as about a float, a person named Jimny, and references to Lim Lu with no clear dates places or actions.
Voice Against Suffrage Calls Out Of State Lobbyists
A fragmented 1920 political letter protests suffrage opposition from Southern elites and lobbyists. It claims New England influence and urges action against taxation and control while naming figures and locales in a charged message.
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Sribune
Mason and Dixon
New England
Wien
Erie Vy Mayer Thumpwan
Ty Myers
Bulljwore
A Curious Visitor Describes St Mark's Church Testimony
Gertrude from Port Washington recounts a Sunday at St Mark's in the Bouwerie with a visitor’s view of a lively service. She notes singing, crowd energy, and a push for publicity about church work, while contrasting sensational press coverage with genuine faith moments.
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Nimadia
Calif
Bouworis
St May
St. Mark’s
Gertrude
Port Washington
Peculiar Ta the Ritter wf The Srybure Sle
The text fragment mentions a political dispute over an eighth ballot, a school teacher, and a paper shortage. Names and clear facts are unreadable. the readable portion hints at a presidential or party context and a financial claim of 000,000 in debt or back pay. Context remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Honger
Heavey
Times
Troy
N.Y
Baltot
New York
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