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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
2
A fragmentary wire service report describes a portentous event and a preliminary briefing for a funeral day by Bevan Daye as reported for the Banefle bureau.
Dense, partial OCR depicts federal probes, labor actions, and court cases. Mentions Charles Foor, Jr. and major institutions, with references to Chicago, Detroit, and New York City, plus alleged robberies, bandits, and political upheavals.
The article warns that all of Europe could fall to Bolshevism as various nations mobilize and respond to revolutionary pressures. It describes allied fears, troop movements, and political rhetoric shaping the crisis, with mentions of captors, hostages, and potential fronts across the continent.
A fragmented report accuses the United States Senate of failing to support wartime leaders and policies. It cites opposition figures and public figures like Franklin D Roosevelt as critics. The piece mirrors partisan rhetoric of the era and calls for accountability.
An attempted assassination in Greece injures Premier Boria Prepil¢e Veulzeloa as armed men fired on his party near a rail line. Police arrested several suspects after three shots were fired. The premier and associates sustained non fatal injuries and were treated locally.
The piece discusses President Harding and his supporters arguing the public desire for stable leadership. It portrays the candidate’s betterment of the nation, cites reaction to rival positions, and questions about readiness for war time demands.
The article critiques labor support for a candidate in Hla Contecla, alleging entrustment failures and party tensions. It cites worker dissent, platform promises, and historical rivalries, noting factions within the labor movement and political maneuvering affecting the public office race.
The piece outlines a political controversy as supporters urge a 1 percent tax proposal while opponents warn about impact. It references the American electorate and calls for coordinated action during the presidential race.
An OCR fragment discusses James W H Cur, a Democratic candidate, and party dynamics around leadership and representation. It mentions a slate with a successful representative and references the 12a dle record and electoral shifts in a regional context. The text is garbled but centers on political leadership and election outcomes.
A political figure urges settling disputes without war and promotes a peaceful approach. The speech emphasizes diplomacy over force and cites national security and regional stability as guiding goals.
Senator Harding speaks on wartime policy and civil rights. A public line-up in New York state supports national unity and mechanisms for constitutional rights. The event signals broader debates on the home front and the maintenance of American liberties amid war.
Washington reports a fragmentary obituary noting Adalph Jasp Parte orn fo Gertmany Ch 2840 as the oldest person. The item references a sequence of unreadable lines about events, dates, and places, with unclear details and names remaining partially legible.
The text describes a chaotic scene with mentions of Harding and other candidates amid political tension. It references ballots, endorsements, and the question of a presidential winner, with Warren G. Harding appearing among the named figures. The wording is garbled but centers on an election contest and candidate standing.
Report notes vaccination efforts in the western region with local residents receiving shots. Mentions community groups and health workers coordinating clinics and confirming coverage in the area.
Fragmented OCR text mentions campaigns for Harding and COONIDGE with references to Benador Welleryick Thiel and Marching station. Vague notes suggest a fundraiser or political gathering. No clear event or outcome available.
The message states Harding requested a nomination to fill a seat in the Senate. It mentions the name Paul and a link to Minneapolis in September for a hearing or related agricultural event. It references the Dome and his BC Re ns in a misread context.
Muddled report outlines a political contest with several candidates. It notes one figure had influence in a nomination and questions surrounding a party leader’s selection and potential forced removal from the race.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Utah, university matters, power lines, legal opinions, and multiple named persons but lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes. The piece appears to mix local notices, incidents, and personnel references without forming a single clear story.
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