Missouri Governor Folk Urges Merchants to Support Local Papers
Pittsburgh dispatch notes Folk praises hometown papers and urges merchants to advertise locally. He argues advertising strengthens town growth, supports local retailers, and fosters increased trade and opportunity. His remarks came during Missouri merchant convention, stressing town pride and civic duty.
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Olby
Oynical Peracne
Thie
Rorail
Folk
Missouri
Fragmented Letters and Editorial Snippets From Early Papers
A collage of misprinted phrases and partial sentences from Baltimore and Annapolis papers. The jumble references quotes on paving in Baltimore, New York labor, Oklahoma statehood joys, election frauds, Standard Oil, and a Life trust, with no clear event or date.
Poverty Echoes Through Quiet Parlor Conversation
Fragmentary quotes show a man dismissing wealth as merely wealth while a girl asks about it. The scene hints at a tense family moment as a father and daughter converse about morality and fortune in a domestic setting.
Fragmentary diary voice in archaic rhetoric
The text presents garbled, archaic phrasing with fragments about temper, health, routine habits, and a long tenure of 28 years in a vague setting. It resembles a diary or personal reminiscence with puzzling spacing and stray quotes.
Press Items On War Talks Senate Ability And Tourism
The Philadelphia press notes US public morale with Japan and soldiers improving uniforms while the New York Ladies foretell strong national basketball turnout. Savannah reports the Senate grew to ninety members with higher average ability and less hero worship. Boston Transcript urges preserving historic sites to boost tourism as foreign visitors rise nationwide.
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Senate
Calhoun
Webster
Benatoc Whyte
Boston Transcript
Italy
United States
Galax
Moments with the Muse and the Old Familiar Faces
A fragmented excerpt recounts poetry about childhood memories and loss. The text blends two poems, one reflecting on distant music and moonlit nights, the other recalling "The Old Familiar Faces" with lines about playmates, loves, and friends who have passed or faded. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Hartje Divorce Trial Reveals Conspiracy Allegations
In Hartje divorce proceedings Judge Frazer hears testimony on a claimed conspiracy involving Augustine Hartje John J Welshons and Clifford Hope. Welshons says Hope was paid to secure a deposition, with Augustine Hartje unaware and no contact about the funds. The session also touches on alleged visits to a disorderly house and potential witness tampering as the case moves forward.
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Saye Hartje
Hoow
Pitsburg
Aury Hartje
Robert 8. Frater
John J. Welshons
Augustue Hartje
Clifford Hope
Welshons
Hooe
Hove
Hind
Welshon
Hope
Cape
Thin
Mra. Hartje
Welshouse
Augustine Harte
Howe
Mra
Welshaus
Edward G. Tartje
Augusta Hartje
Andrew Fisher
New Jersey
Augustus Hardie
Augustine
Mat Collings
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
George W. Krise
George W. Rowe
Yale
J. Harp
H. Dorsey Etchison
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Five Miners Die in Mine Explosion at Huger West Virginia
An explosion at the Dizon mine in Huger West Virginia traps five miners Wallace Mitchell and four Ney Jones Palmer Marrin and Rolf brothers plus John Gilmore as dead. Two more men Bil Crowee and Langton Whiteride suffer burns and shock and are expected to die. The tallest shaft bucket descent triggered the blast halting midway down as bodies are recovered crushed.
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W. Va
Dizon
Huger
Tug River
Wallace Mitchelland Fourney
Jones
Palmer Marrin
Rolf
John Gilmore
Bil Crowee
Langton Whiteride
Ave
Snowballed in midsummer at Denver Elk parade
Denver July 20. Festivities mark the 20th reunion of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks with the annual parade, Denver's finest pageant. About 15 000 Elks from 100 lodges, 23 bands, and numerous floats took part along 16th street as flowers and snowballs showered the marchers amid a 5 degree street temperature.
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Benevolent Protective Order of Elke
Elks
Citiea
16Th
Colorado
Peace in Thaw Case Sheds Light on Papers
Papers from the Harry K Thaw murder case were turned over to Thaw's personal attorney Clifford W Hartridge by former Judge Olcott who withheld detective reports. The judge cited questions of ownership as reasons.
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New Council
New York
Peace
Harry K.thaw
Alice
Stanford White
Madixon Square
Olcott
Black, Olcott, Graber & Bonynge
Clifford W. Hartridge
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