Visit of Mr McGovern in Wisconsin Aims to Promote Republican Unity
Mr McGovern spoke to a large audience at the Armory last evening in Madison, praising Wisconsin history and urging support for Republican policies. He criticized both radical and ultraconservative wings of the party, urged loyalty to public service, and argued for free collective bargaining and industrial policy while urging alignment with Coolidge-era economic goals.
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Jan Succeedel
Murder and justice cross Atlantic views in crime notes
London and Chicago stories contrast murder cases and trials with British and American justice. References to Marcus Kivanagh and a Chicago murder, amid discussion of hangings, trials, and the contrasting pace of punishment.
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Monde
Barge Line Pars Amid Federal Oversight Stirs Debate
Fragmentary OCR report notes the Mississippi River barge line under federal scrutiny. It cites James Ho Sonitt as ranking member of the advisory board of a combined waterways corporation in the United States, with remarks described as startling by sources.
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Mississippi Warrior
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Ste Jn- Yand Waterways Corporation
Ualieft Scrates
The Farmer and the Tariff Represented by Arkansas Figure
A fragmented political piece discusses OW Nel of Arkansas as Democratic congressionial candidate chairing the campaign for tariff reform. It argues the party backs lower tariffs to win the next war, citing rural farmers as the audience and predicting regional shifts against the incumbent. The prose mocks the Old Weld strategy and foretells continued pressure on wheat and corn prices impacting farmers and markets.
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Kimmy Ubbeing
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grAln
New York
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Magsichusetts
Mary
Olio
Indiana
Apples and preservation drive amid Wisconsin apple harvest
A long fragment discusses apples, a Wisconsin apple harvest, and the desire to save as much crop as possible. It mentions community effort, preserving healthful ages, and methods like canning and preparation, with uncertain references to people and historical canning practices.
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Matire
Winconsin Unis
Aneenae
Janker
Untitled Fragment on Trade and Urban Change
Fragmentary notes describe trade, street activity, and urban planning in a late era. It references timber, circulation, and public spaces, noting congestion and river patterns as part of a broader city development context. The text remains unclear on specific events or dates.
No clear headline found in fragmented text
The readable fragments discuss political candidates, election timelines, and social topics but lack coherent details. It references Sepubliganisn candidates, Wisconsin or Neenah mentions, prosperity, insanity rates among wives, and asylum officials, yet no verifiable events or names emerge.
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Nelwaugeo Sentinel
Anton
Wenry
Rte
eAclizo Journal
Women of Today feature profiles and society notes
A lengthy piece profiles Evangeline Kooth and other women linked to Salvation Army work in America and Canada. It chronicles Kooth’s 40 plus year career, public appearances by General Booth era figures, and mentions of related women’s clubs, charity leaders, and organizational milestones across cities, conventions, and overseas outreach.
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Booth
Che Stresta
Hunter
Canada
Nina Gammander
America
Nasha
York
Sunshine Pellets In A By Dr W F Thomeomt
A garbled column reflects a satirical critique with scattered phrases about propaganda, politics, and public conduct. It references names and actions in a fragmented way, highlighting tension between pretension and real merit while hinting at social debate.
Misread Night Summary From Atsaelited Press
Atlanite Cley-There narrates a muddled report about Mise Bath A Mal and a Philadelpkia figure. A post mentions a king possibly negotiating, a New York affair, and a remarriage causing a child custody issue while references to a Rome-bound visit and smoking in public hint at a tension filled, unclear briefing.
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Philadelpkia
Asia
New York
Dorothy Dorety
Manhasses
Iene
Aliyn Walsh
Vorkaet Miemier
Tiasidshh
Wetrel Dem Mttenaire
Rome
From the Files of the Northwestern Twenty Five Years Ago
Oshkosh notes reveal Miss Emily Parker of Quincy Illinois accepting a librarian post as the opening of the Oshkosh public library is announced for September 2. Wynn County tax details and local church anniversaries are recorded alongside a Fox River Hunting and Fishing Club dinner planning. Ten years ago coverage mentions evangelistic meetings and a theft at Mrs Sarah Smith’s Cherry Avenue home. A banana bunch at J G Tiebl’s yields a peculiar inch banana tarantula.
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Ozhwosh
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Green Bay
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Uke
Michael Gosttmann
Henry Wunder Uh
William Schaldt
Fox River Hanting
CW. Oviatt
M. E Church
Genne
Ashkosh Mirror Cnmpany
Sarah ©. Smith
Cherry Avenue
L. H W. Noordhott
Florence A. Lyman
St Tax Evans
Minoan
Zarl Danilson
J. G. Tiebl
Algoma Street
Green Hackworth Named State Solicitor in D C
The new state solicitor of the state department is Green H. Hackworth of the district of Columbia. He succeeds Charles Cheney Hyde who resigned to accept a professorship at Columbia University. Hackworth was born in Prestonburg Kentucky forty two years ago and attended Georgetown Washington and Valparaiso universities. In 1916 he joined the state department as a law clerk and has steadily risen.
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State Department
District of Columbia
Charles Cheney Hyde
Columbia
University
Ackworth
Prestonburg
Kentucky
Georgetown
George, Washington
Valparaiso
Siete
Assigant
Collettor
Children Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Run Across Clues
Puzzle page presents running across and down clues with a given key word. It lists Word 1 Turk bark dogs coming to cum and includes Word 5 Western state Word Part of haure paint se equipment plural Running Dorn Word 3 disorderly fight To crush Word 3 admire very much Word 4 water animals found in northern seas Yesterday's puzzle answered.
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Haure
Amoura Finds Work and Plans a Move Back Home
Amoura leaves the country weekend with relatives and returns to Chicago to seek factory work. She interviews as an A B machine operator and secures a start at a candy plant next morning. She enjoys a day trip to the city before facing Philly and Mrs Stone as plans for a return home advance.
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Cicely
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Glencoe
Kentworth
Winbetha
Amoura
Philp
A. B
Alteathe
Rome
Amy Alam Yworth
Abbott
Bria
Garfield Boulevard
Washington Park
Clesly Swiftson
Everning
Philly
Mrs. Stone Standling
The Great Query on Life Purpose and Destiny
The text discusses multiple views on life purpose and agency, contrasting personal sovereignty with external forces. It cites thinkers like Euripides Mazzini and Lord Letton, then argues modern society attributes fate to government education or abstract agencies, while Patten critiques these as evasive explanations.
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Mazzini
Lord Letton
William Patten
Patten
US auto plants may ship a quarter of output abroad
John XN Wilys, chair of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce foreign trade committee, predicts US automobile factories will soon ship about 25 percent of production overseas. He notes Europe is developing motor transport like the US did, with mass travel and tariff shifts toward freer trade. He cites American farm vehicles and rising domestic demand as signals and expects US output to increasingly target foreign markets in coming years.
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S.auin
Europe
Sasa Joan
Willys
John XN. Wilys
National Automobile Charber of Commerce
United States
Milllons
Poems That Live the Light of Other Days
Fragmented verses reflect on memory and loss as echoes of past love. The poem invokes faded eyes, broken beads, and deserted halls, mourning friends and former joys through dimmed visions and lingering nostalgia. It reads as a reflective lyric about time's passage and remembered faces.
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