Referendum Costs and Democratic Referenda Debates
The piece discusses petition thresholds under referendums, cost concerns from acts enacted by the last General Assembly, and how referendum powers may pressure or reward parties. It contrasts Missouri and national politics, critiques early outreach by Governor Hype, and notes Pat Harrison of Mississippi criticizing the Harding administration’s pace in post war reforms.
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Dradshaw Faces Rough Reception After Pie Counter Collapse
A vivid scene shows Jim Dradshaw writhing as Governor Hyde stops him with a police baton at a pie counter where he had been ensconced for twenty years. The episode prompts a nationwide groan and sharp political commentary about Republicans from a witness named Susan.
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Greek Queen Aids Refugees in Greece Crisis
Queen Sophie of Greece ordered cabinet action to ease refugee distress from the Caucasus. About 1,000 refugees received aid valued at roughly 75 dollars, with 15 physicians sent to Salonika to assist. American Red Cross involvement noted.
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Greece
Greek Red Cross
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Saloniki
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Olle
American Red Cross
Europe
Thesphanos Aggeiopou
Bern
Fragmented coastal wreck tale from Madison Wharf fragment
A garbled account from Madison Wisconsin describes a wreck on the coast with scattered phrases about ships, wharves, men, and rivers. The text mentions August and Min Yarwan, with fragmented references to ship parts and a map, but coherent events or names are largely obscured.
Chinese Maids Show Ankles In Portalsone Te Display
A fragmentary account describes Chinese maids exposing ankles in a provocative display. The text mingles xenophobic tone with crude remarks about American girls and flirtation, mentioning voyeuristic scenes and disjointed dialogue about attire and appearance.
Ship and Sail Under the Stars and Stripes Worldwide
A historical notice invites passage by ship and sail under the Stars and Stripes to all parts of the world. It prompts readers to write to the above lines for information on passenger service and voyage options.
Princess Jeane Study Feeds Bletery in Court Life
A garbled 19th century style account describes Princess Jeane amid royal duties, court audiences, and public perception. It notes heavy attention to appearances, political marriage implications, and the rumor-filled backdrop of palace life with mentions of feasts, seats, and dignitaries.
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Gore
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der Beniverss
South Dakota Cowboy Ropes a Live Eagle
A fragmented excerpt describes a rodeo scene in South Dakota where a cowboy ropes a live eagle amid confusion. The report hints at unusual events and a claimed capture or restraint of the bird within a rodeo setting, with unclear surrounding details.
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Turkeys Still Polite and Wealthy Tork Retning Gratd Mueser
A garbled historical account describes Turks and a figure named Tork Retning Gratd Mueser with references to certs and modesty. It notes occupations in quarters and mentions sober fines, river work, and a tense capacity for labor.
Fragmented OCR of Russian Uprising Message in Latvia
An obscure OCR passage describes a Russian confrontation with U S rebels in Latvia and a scattered, mistranscribed narrative about people, places, and seekings. It mentions barracks, gate values, and a quoted line asking if there is a way back to America, with Rosca reportedly locked from something.
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America
Bite of Tick Fatal Resin Wre Jove
A teen succumbed to mountain fever after a tick bite. The illness is linked to tick exposure, with investigators noting the bite as the likely cause of death. Further details are unavailable.
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Ickman
Wyoming
Wife S Champion Runaway From Forty Ft Spee of Wa
A fragmented report describes a runaway incident involving a wife chasing her husband from a residence near a creek. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to a police station and a covered roll suggest involvement of authorities and a tense pursuit.
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Mike
Black Cat Prefers Joy Rides On Car Tops
Fuzzy feline aloof to rules perches atop vehicles during outings. Owners and neighbors report curious antics as the stray seems to enjoy mingling with passing traffic while a cautious driver keeps distance.
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K Wiest Books
Ce Fooly
Man Attempts Vanishing Act With Fatal Self-Harm
A Hartland, Connecticut farmer attempted suicide by shooting himself with two .22 caliber bullets in the forehead, then professed the failure of his plan to his doctor. He reportedly believed the act would erase his troubles and vowed not to repeat the attempt.
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Wighae Stewert
Hartland Helen
Conn
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