Passed by the Farmers Senate climate bill sparks reform debate
The senate adjourned after a long session debating a bill to reconfigure farm policy and appoint a chief officer, with amendments on funding, quarantine expenses, and school funding. Key figures including Senator Garst and others pressed for immediate action while committees prepared further reports and votes were scheduled for Friday.
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oMared Ya 'Petliton
Faeni
Senate
Carmers
Farinera
Watledta
Walla Be
Otterud
Rexey
Soutstiaan
Jean Keles
Ervater
Fie
Panind
Murnie
Inland Wits
Henate
Contmalitda
Ferate Az
Ze Howe
Geema
Ise
Bontal Alsene
Mors Binet
H.W
Calera Gsou
Marshalitoyiy
Emi Bhse
Nwieler
Marsmet
Teler
Neve GE
Dire
Jaen Javeratie
Garlons
Hintiney
Druds
Yue Alex
AD. Richarub
Besshal
Mr Blaby
Wreon
Morel
Leda Rau
Ogs
Tay Vit
Shelay
Naasen
Wilkon
Lyan City
Cillon Catinty
Pnsaadt
Che Town
Fecoxldar
Ind
Legaiteley
Lycee Waa
Guuitond
Hurt
Dimers Ace Mystery Phrase Involving Local Mentions
A garbled quote circulates referencing a Dimers ace amid unclear names and places, leaving readers puzzled about a potential wager or wagered event and the people tied to it. The fragment hints at a local sports or club figure, but specifics remain unreadable.
Senate debate on territories and statehood limits
A fragmentary senate discussion centers on territories such as New Mexico and Arizona and the path to statehood. It mentions Congress and the House regarding territorial status, amendments, and a rejected plan, with multiple named states and leaders cited in a period voice.
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Tiata Cebondt
Arizou
Senate
Soucancureries
Torgy
Comrernes
Arizona
New
Mexley
Selat Batuthool Fendirre
Arizoria
Alatia
Republic
Alger Ani Murcown
Mehli
Bulkelor
Connecticut
Cacer
Iena
Pilnt
Perkins
Celtoral
Fortkes
Ohio
Galilee
Nuge Hampshire
New Mexico
Noosa
Agin
Sontenia
Annilaea
Tod
Supreme Court Decides Freight Rebating Case Involving Railroads
A Supreme Court decision addresses a charge of rate rebates among 13 railroads led by Southern Pacific and Venison near California. The Freight Rates case contends that rebating violated interstate commerce law and sought to end the practice by routing constraints. The ruling notes that rebates did not constitute direct competition and clarifies limits on legal remedies.
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Sipreme Cour
Fire Seard Agg Hy
California Ciréus Fruit Gromers' Association
Southern Pacific
Venison Nea
Nitetate
Ahizipors
Emi
Ian
Wardal
Pha
Cecil
Cecil To Dreak Up the Practice of Rebating. Vioschirp Neo
Lin Sbrné
Camnamom State Vowars: a reflection on federal power
A garbled report discusses state and federal authority amid cries for strong central power. A speaker defends national sovereignty and argues Congress must act to meet urgent needs, including rail improvements and public facilities. The piece reflects early 20th century tensions over federal intervention and state rights.
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Camnamom
Spanker Mannet
Bis Andresa
Chliadelphia Dales League
Civl
Prise Nendeecy
Acek
Fedyral Legiataton
Cov
Tewammot
Serator Tian
Horder
Uwe
Eatinsal
Harlech Divorce Case Shocks Youngstown Court
Fragmentary text indicates a divorce and remarriage in Youngstown Ohio involving Harlech, with references to a murder and a grim sequence surrounding Le Beeman and a wife, plus a business figure Robert J. Thaspase of Clean City as secretary and a mention of Washington. The garbled OCR suggests a local court action and related social notices amid a broader criminal case.
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New York Metropolitan
George A. Hearo
Harlech
Youngstowm
Ohba
Eco
Beeman
Robert J. Thaspase
Clean
Secre
Messiial Owns
Ite
le Washington Aring
Indicted editor trial details emerge for Notun Tinpgead
Notun Tinpgead editor at Collier's Weekly faces trial amid charges of libel and professional misconduct. The case centers on alleged fraudulent fortunes linked to improvements and inventions. The defendant, a prominent journalist born in Dusty Anlo in 2830, previously served in Civil War regiments and later moved to New York City after residence in Alabama.
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Ealive
Tove
Perinvy Aberge
Witlan Dalioe Mane
New York
Tapicy
Notun Tinpgead
Collier’s Weekly
Eriuyizial Bel
Dod Sedtor
Srnnet Sel
Movin Prin
Cipally
Arioy
Pullman ‘Company
B Dusty
Anlo
Citi
Snelligau
Testi Itn
Alabema
Lil Legion
Bolls
Agyveral Hues
New York City
Senate
Delaware
Delaware Sd New Jermy
Kiowa
Comance
Oklato
Hormestead
Fragmented account of notable figures and events
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and scenes including Sir George, General RAM, Anica Dewes, and Michael Anhurst. It references a birth timeline, a museum piece, a Tibetan sample, and a clergyman W. Ti. Whitepatrick of How som, plus mentions of Philadelphia ties and a trip to Calcite races, all disjointed and unclear.
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Marler
George
Se. Vilys
John CL Bates
Eho
Ram
Dewes
Ipper
Stilling
Willy
Nowa Lina
Celofman
Trobers
Orta
Hardbeln Museum
Philadelphia
Naples
Tibet
Chaebe
W. Ti. Witepatrick
Howsom
Poe Pru X
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Prohibition Era Political Notices
Fragmented text mentions Tobia Maihilise and an infection worker, Notre Dame graduate, and Dr Willan of New York. References to a U S senator from Oregon, a Notre Dame office, and discussions on saloon regulations and police actions. Unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
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Choveh
Cligricn
Tobia Maihilise
Infssion
Auawe Tnoil
Marlinwuat
United States
Froid Oregon
Tuli
Geatin
Cablalley Ma
Notre Tame Onfice Oity
Wean Janson
Clongene
Willan
New York
St. George's Episcopal Church
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Leake
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Tillman
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Wovermedia
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Portoral
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