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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
2
A lengthy telegraphic update covers events from Europe and the Americas. It references trials and legal actions in the United States, political resignations abroad, labor unrest, and wartime developments with numerous named places and individuals scattered through the narrative.
A blast ripped through the heart of Wall Street injuring several and sending terror through the financial district. Reports say a warehouse or bank building sustained severe damage as smoke and debris flooded streets near the exchange. Police and emergency services swarmed the area as workers fled and sirens wailed. Investigators pursued radicals tied to renewed bombing threats amid a tense morning in Manhattan.
The speech argues that European goods flood and cheap labor would push down American wages. It claims tariff protection safeguards American workers and prices, condemning Democrat calls for tariff reductions as harmful. The speaker highlights German marks and other currencies as indicators of declining value and warns of wage cuts in the first half of 1814.
An unclear report describes a debate involving Governor Coxe and a declarative stance on a tax on the total value of crops. It notes widespread anxiety in the West about a proposed tax and its potential to affect the poor and broader economic policies.
Fragmentary OCR reports a meeting involving Austria and Germany and a council of a league, with garbled names and places. The readable parts reference a Ports Ji hoe vumber and Din ob with editor hints but lack concrete facts or events.
A bank robbery occurred at the Price Bank of Linn Grove in Iowa early Thursday. Police pursue suspects who fled in a car. details of the crime and motives are still developing.
The snippet shows a scrambled political discussant tone with mentions of Republicans and senators. It references public demand and courage, and the uncertain stance of leaders amid a national question. The garbled text implies a newspaper style around political contention and commentary.
Fragmentary note describes a forty day fest in Roseburg with unclear references to meals and individuals. Names and details are garbled, making the event hard to identify or verify from readable text.
The text reflects unclear notes on Poland and U S politics, mentioning parties and guidance from officials. It hints at differences across nations and questions national boundaries and policy approaches amid a campaign context.
A fragmentary report describes an item of interest found by workers described as Mexican snlopers near the Aledean slide in Detail Vie. The object was transported to a nearby location for examination.
Harding urges rapid passage of suffrage measures to secure full voter participation by women. He notes Republican legislators hesitate on the amendment and emphasizes that universal female voting enhances the nation’s welfare and governance.
An indictment filed against Megre Betton and Teasley for the murder of Sheri Joe Snow in Breverls county. The accused were later moved from the county hall at Anglo by a large crowd of around 300 people this week.
A garbled OCR passage discusses state legislatures, amendments, and elections. It mentions Republicans, governors, special elections, and party promises, but surrounding details are unreadable and uncertain.
A fragmented political piece contrasts the Old Guard favoring traditional policy with special interests backed reforms. It labels Yolbos and Benatar Hardig as figures seeking a return to bygone governance while criticizing modern influence from special interests and corporate power.
The stell correspondent of the Bug and New York Heald writes that Senator Barding, in a fighting mood, seeks advice from the tenate Chant amid polio debates. Observers note the scene outside the home, with speculation about health and leadership ahead of the Republican convention in Chicago and his status as senior senator from Pennsylvania.
Fragmented text outlines party struggles and endorsements within a progressive program. Mentions leadership shifts, a tenure in three fourths of a program, and a set of measures enacted into state law under a named leader. References to democracy and reform pledges amid internal party debates.
Fragmented OCR passage quotes Roosevelt urging opposition to gore and totalitarian control. It references police oppression, fines, and a call for protecting human life during a period described as a national malaise.
The fragment discusses political figures including a presidential elector and a Republican senator candidate. It mentions a belief in a work leer and a contentious perception of a near certainty. The text is garbled with unclear names and events.
An old blind, white haired elephant keeper in Minneapedia reflects on life in retirement wards. As she trains in beadwork while surrounded by pity and neglect, observers debate dignity and the value of sheltering the elderly.
Fragmented tale recalls a minstrel troupe in France famed for singing and harp, with chivalry, court receptions, and magical themes. The verse describes a Peregrim troubadour countenanced by nobles, with visions of lavish feasts and jeweled attire, weaving legends of heroism and romance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a London area mill and a figure named Landmann tied to an historic windmill site. References mention conservators and local heritage concerns, with unclear details about the mill’s status and appearance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the first Pullman car operation in 1863 with references to the Pioneer rail line and a test run on Tenience in state tech. The text mentions a writer named Wand and a connection to a bridge in the United States.
In a local obituary notice Hak Hal Tek and Joan Toammr Mack are named among families grieving. The piece notes their roles in the Home Sector community and hints at changes in work and life as community leaders face a bereavement.
An odd splinter of text hints at a playful scene about love and laughter. The snippet references a performance or mood aided by eight good pitchers and a dramatic landing, suggesting a lighthearted entertainment note from a period newspaper.
An inventor combines a descent lamp with an ordinary electric wall deyer to give light bate mye Orie. he bets eat at the same timek.
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