Fragmented Political Speech From Henderson Campaign
Fragmented OCR text presents a political speech by Henderson and a speaker identified as David J. Jensen or Jensenson, relating to national line with Paris and accusations of withdrawal, with references to the Republican platform, industry protection, and tariff policy. The garbled article mentions a July event, a State convention, and concerns about harmony and duties to the district and nation. The source preserves names, entities, and disputed lines without clear chronology or full sentences.
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Wonin
Nession
Bari
Jerisdong
David J. Jensurson
Towa
Muse of Representatives
Rena
Hoputilienn Stata
Henderson
Persia
Mogerfort
Enormous Demand for Steel Alters U S Imports
Reports show American buyers driving a surge in steel imports as manufacturers switch from European stock to meet U S construction needs. By midweek in Chicago and Willison, import shipments from Germany and America arrive, reflecting a shift to lighter, higher quality steel to fit American specs and consumer demand.
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Sevtiznil
Parone
Tong
Ene Fapenn -Sthel
Willison
Ghicago
Tly
Addison
Cilia
Mondhia
Alpai
America
Sieadars
Iron Kayes
Baiye
Neler Jista
Rosie
Treason: Church and Clergy in distant colonies
Fragmentary report notes arrests or investigations related to church figures and clergy. Mentions Me G. A. and Fannie Ordsby, aged 89 and blind, as well as Queen Alexandre and a colony of nuns from Salesmen at North wood Fark near Cowes.
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Chriss Finnia
Norway
Fannie Ordsby
Weillen
Alexandre Mule
Northwood Fark
Cowes
Market report on New York grain and textile sector decline
The article details sharp strain across New York textile and grain sectors amid rising coal plant closures and factory cuts. It cites falling wool and woolen goods demand, rising factory closures, and a volatile wheat and corn market driven by weather and speculation, with export figures and year-to-date comparisons.
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New York
Lnventer Chun
Callitays
Tns Wen
Hye
Bite
Bright Outlook
York
New
G. du & Cote
Minty
Althoush
Gorinals Mills
Dhe Mure
Baileys
Map of the forest fire districts and scenes
The piece describes scattered, unclear references to forest districts and localities during a spreading fire. It mentions ranchers inland, movements of people, and shifts in the firefighting effort as villagers react to the advancing blaze across multiple districts and scenes.
Chicago and Indianapolis Grain and Live Stock Prices Fluctuate
Mixed text shows bid prices for cattle hogs and sheep across Chicago Indianapolis and Toledo markets, with grain quotes for wheat oats and clover seed. Prices range from several dollars per bushel to mid sixes and sevens, reflecting volatile trading and regional quotes.
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Chicago
Netnie
Nowe
Prairie
Ali
Toledo
New York
TELCO
Statue of Gen Slocum Monument Erected in New York
Fragmented early report details a statue honoring Major General William Warner Slocum, describing a thirty one foot bronze monument with inscriptions about his Gettysburg command, the battle details, and a horse statue atop the pedestal. The article mixes location notes, weigh and materials, and mentions ceremonies and observers.
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Shire of New York
Ijn Iron of
Kian
Sidney Warner Sloan
Dia
Ri San
York
Goa
Rotenne
Joseph G Canyon Seen as Henderson's Successor Leader Candidate
Joseph G Canyon, named as Henderson's successor, is touted as a key candidate for speaker of the House. The Turbulent career includes service in the Fifteenth District and chairmanship of the Appropriations Committee for four years, amid controversy over post and railway passes.
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Joseph G. Canyon
Henderson
Oskih O. Cason
Wenierson
Ciscola
Tnyi
Ani
Hnyois
Treasury plans release of large wartime funds
A garbled report from the Treasury Department indicates Secretary Shaw will release millions in wartime holdings to ease pressure on Wall Street. The note cites New York banks pressing for funds, listing several large sums and holdings though the exact figures and actions are unclear due to text damage.
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Crete
Minneapolis
Cowies iWand
Mrests
Serge
O Seuro
Nereaty
Shaw
New York
Secretar Shaw
Maisiene
Treasury Department
Wall Street
Crisis in Venezuela Aims to Endure Government’s Last Stand
Crisis reports claim government forces face a mounting revolt as insurgents and foreign allies allegedly join to topple the regime. Dispatches describe battles near Valparaiso and Caracas with claims of government setbacks and predictions of a decisive shift against the administration amid regional turmoil.
Nation bank action on bonds and wartime loans
Secretary Shaw reports on bond deposits and securities aimed at stabilizing the market amid stringency. The note details about 4.2 million dollars in bonds, anticipations of circulation, and the government’s stance against forcing banks to buy high-rate bonds. It mentions international diplomacy tied to European powers and a Baltic region chorus prize in Culwynhay.
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Hans
Shaw
Trean
National Bank
Qwoney
New_York
Atari
Confession of a St Louis bribery ring revealed
John Murrell former Speaker of the St Louis House of Delegates recounted a conspiracy to control legislation and profit from a sham bond and railroad deal. He names a nine man group and details payments totaling more than 125000 dollars funneled through the Lincoln Trust Company. Trials expected to be sensational as investigations widen into the gang and city politics.
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John Murwil
St. Louie
Detegates
Boiedelphia
Esterts
Munhell
Pion
House of Delegates
Vic
Init Crum
Winn
Murrell
Peturn
Lia Ronfosston
Gironil
Joclarta
Apis
Delygaten
Chis
Rombine
Delezales Shawiber
Ciimoney
Wolke
Avilenes
Folk
Milarney
Fellows in Session at Grand Lodge Meeting
A crowded event in Des Moines welcomed Odd Fellows leaders led by Grand Sire with addresses from A Newnan J C Millman Misylida Yau Morn and Major General M A Manes. Financials show detailed receipts and disbursements, with high lodge counts and renewed tea revenue amid a broad report of subordinate branches.
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Jovertign
Dex Moinnes
Jay
A.D. Cumming
Mayor Heonton
A. Newnan
Des Moines
Craud Master
Iowa
J.C. Millman
Woouuive
Sean Patefaceh
Misylida Yau Morn
Iowa Hehekah Asseep
Kiy
M. A. Manes
Iowa Hepartment Conmanier
the Patriarchs Militat
Pha
Menika
Covington
Obie
Geaud
Tuis
Neanches
Saya
Menkare
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