McAdoo letter hints 1910 nomination to Shouse
Fragmentary OCR shows McAdoo Telegram urging immediate reply to June 17, citing duty and family peace. Text attacks Republican platform and calls for Democratic victory with ratification of league of nations. Mentions Shouse, Glass, and Carter Glass as figures in San Francisco nomination discussions and campaign financing probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouett Shouse
Deograth
Kansas
McAdoo
Ratifica Hon
League
San Francisco
Gines
jWashidkton
Joe
Iain
Carter’ Glassa
Glass
S. Telegram
Children Day services and community notices
Local notes detail Church events, family visits, and social gatherings. Residents from Bridge and nearby towns attend services, visit relatives, and mark summer travels. The Pierce family, Simpson household, and Baylis family are among those mentioned with travel to Washington, Baltimore, and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Christine/ Simpson
Amy. Stone
Washington
Oscar Smallwood
Crownsville
Arundel County
Smallwood
Stephen D. My
Frederick
Hier Grandphrente
Wagner
Lloyd
Barbour
T. Maynard 'Simpson
Doris ‘David
Philadelphia
Whitmore
Hagerstown
Dri
Thos. A. Simpson
Itvidg
Albaugh
Prederick
McKinstry Norris
Mary. Diffendal
Phila Fay Pa
Vaughan Harford
Wastington
W. J. Dudrear
Farmers’ Grange
Sidney “Hammond
Guy Baker
Yeasurer
Edward Noonan
Carl
Thomas
Ake
Untith
Spria
The
Grangé
Ats
Hauver Dery
Remsberg
Boy attacked in home. infant hurt in Los Angeles
An infant boy, child of Professor A Guimes, was attacked while sleeping in his crib in a downtown Los Angeles flat. The assailant bit the child on the arms and body before fleeing. Parents called for help as police reported no further damage and the scene was described as shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inne
A. Guimes
S.org
Siikos Angeles
Guake
Yak Angeles
Aehidings
Villa orders 300 women slaughtered in raid
Fragmentary OCR describes a raid where Villa orders the slaughter of 300 women. The text mentions fighters, camp followers, cavalry, and a detailed pursuit, with references to soldiers, a captive, and a sum of 16,060 pesos. The account is garbled but centers on violence tied to Villa and an escape by a captive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rane
Utticherdt
Timinez
Vina
Herdett
Hoover Out for Harding in Party Unity Debate
A garbled wartime style document argues for party unity and majority will within the Republican ranks. It cites the need to avoid minority domination, promote cabinet responsibility, and push constructive federal reforms amid congressional elections. Massacre report notes 133 Italian prisoners killed by dissident Armenians at Trebania, per Peligeade dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabi
Aldo
Hall
Txenes
Amity 2
Ff Ws
Republican Party
Harding
Fear Revolt By Martinez and Cruz Movements Reported
Nonsensical OCR text mentions Martinez Cruz and a commission discussing support for or against a government, with unclear references to a leadership, state of Vera, and potential revolt. No coherent events or dates emerge. context appears fragmentary and garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez
Eray Cruz
Fane
Vera
Agalnat
Boy Struck by Train Near Camden Crossing
June 19 Camden NT a three year old boy Samuel Cantor of 142 Penn Street was knocked down by a train near the Camden old Camden and Atlantic City rail lines. He suffered both legs severed above the knees and was rushed to Cooper TV spiral for care. Witnesses report he crossed the tracks with two girls who crossed safely. The boy was struck and hurled under wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamden
Camilén
Cooper TV
Samuel Cantor
Penn ‘Street
Camden
Ithe
Old Camden
Atlantic City
Strick
Child Strangles to Death Believed Balloon Fragment
Philadelphia reports a five year old, Dominic Zaccona, dies after a piece of rubber from a toy balloon is believed to lodge in his throat. He reportedly tried to blow a bubble when the balloon broke, drawing the fragment into his windpipe. A bystander says he became unconscious on the street near his home at 1823 South Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Slivio Zaccana
Dominic Zaccana
South Seventeenth Street
Ehig
India
Fire Wrecks Ammonia Plant in Bordentown N J
A fire destroyed an ammonia plant at Fieldshoro, Bordentown area, with Frank Caran of Philadelphia listed as president of the ammonia company. Loss estimated between 3,000 and 40,000 dollars, cause not disclosed, origin undetermined. Belgium favors trade with Russia in a cabinet meeting note discussing blockade and Russo-Belgian relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown
Ammonia Company
Fieldshoro
Frank Caran
Philadelphia
Belgium
Russia
Brussels
Belzhim
Woman’s pains blamed on unproven remedy in Tennessee ad
An old newspaper fragment from Hixson Tennessee features a testimonial by Mr B Gadd about chronic pain, sleeplessness, backache, and nervousness. It suggests a “womanly” ailment and invokes a remedy called Cartntn as a cure, urging other women to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixson
Tenn
Saya
B. Gadd
Seth
Decoration of Homes An Art We Will Assist
Purchasers make selections to attain definite results as they explore decorating options. The article discusses choosing color schemes, furniture styles, and accessories to create cohesive home interiors. It emphasizes practical steps for buyers to visualize outcomes and coordinate details effectively.
Gompers Re-Elected For 39th Time At Convention
The American Federation of Labor re elected its leader Samuel Gompers for a 39th term at the national convention. Delegates debated constitutional amendments, electing a larger executive council and shifting authority to central bodies and affiliated unions. A new annual commemorative date was designated, while work stoppages and propaganda efforts continued through union quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Esata Derwretstenth
Ily
Canipids
Ely
Tanga
Thor Patley
Petes Pione
Rts
Ing Ais
Menthy
Tahor
Ethyl
Unclear fragmentary report from Mahaney City death scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death in Mahaney City with a mother nearby during a family washing. The text is garbled, obscuring names, dates, and precise actions, but indicates a fatal event witnessed by a relative in a domestic setting.
Juror Sentenced After Court Contempt in Chicago
Samual Under sman, a wholesale grocer, was sentenced to six months in jail for contempt of court after admitting to jury members that he was a prizefighter. The jury had disagreed, and state investigators later indicated he refused to concur with the eleven jurors who favored conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tune
Samual
Stte
Hadeamam
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Vaart
Dieton
Perriats
Libertysown
Sunk ‘Ecker
al Chas
Eeker
Ching
Japan
Villa
Hoover
Geneval
Treaha
Ietekkin
Peligeade
Baby
Sie Ph Dd
Jesse H. Michael
Jesse. i. Michael
Gompers
Head of
Labor Federati¢n
Mahaney City
Ving
Johal
Jehal
Calomel
Walt
Harners’ Drug Store
MN. Market
Putetok Sts
Frederick, Maryland
Johnsons and
Central Hardware CO
Arthur E. Levy
West
Patrick’st
Fordson, the Farmer’s Choice
Arge
Frederick Motor Co
Patrick’ Street
AIAG
McHenry
BROS
West Fifth Street
Ull
Milton Christis
Patrick
Wilson
NY Market
Aryland
A. S
Henry KC. Fox
Wandyad
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