An Insincere Campaign In Bexar County Politics
The Cunningham campaign is accused of courting Ku Klux Klan support for the Democratic Congressional nomination. The piece argues Cunningham has counted on Klan backing, criticizing his denial of insincerity and urging him to publicly declare his stance to restore voter trust in the Fourteenth District race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Bexar County
John ¥. Cunningham
Ku Klux Klan
Fel
Jist
Mev Cunningham
Tollay
Jas
Hertzberg
Nimech
Khan
Atlan
Ine
Piti HU
Clayton Act Probe in Railroad Strike Sparks Legal Debate
The article argues the federal government must uphold equal rights while addressing a railroad strike. It discusses the Clayton Act and Sherman Act interplay, noting exemptions for industrial workers and potential indictments for restraint of trade. It questions government responses and historic precedent amid labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rairoad
Asn
Sherman Casie Trust
Tony F& Tolition
Clayton
Milland
Shays Rebellion and Calls for Stronger Government
The piece recalls Shays Rebellion in Massachusetts where state authority failed to maintain peace, risking lives and property. It notes the Articles of Confederation left the federal government powerless to intervene, prompting President Washington to urge a stronger government to protect citizens, property, and rights against strikes and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Shays
Washington
Clayton Ace Peta
A World of Smart Men and Society's Unyielding Rule
An essay argues that highly clever individuals fail when they assume they can outwit society and law. It recounts a forger’s failed sales pitch with a so called unbeatable check protector, then shifts to blame Germany for provoking U.S. entry into World War I and critiques media and public figures shaping opinion. The piece ends with a humorously grim note on marital peril and a political jab at an official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie
Wissel
New York
Pertius
Uaple
Oiher Bank
SYTIA
Laney
Ale and Winter’s Tale Amid Chaotic Fragments
A fragmented, archaic text blends ale, winter, and mythic imagery with disjointed lines. References to drinking, ancient deities, and distant councils appear amid garbled phrases, suggesting a poetic and historic meditation on nourishment, power, and memory.
Stupidity in Press Claims About Northcliffe
A reader derides a German paper for claiming that Northcliffe spent billions in the United States during the war. The note accuses the publication of arrogance and falsehood, arguing that such rhetoric shows ignorance and provokes disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvel
Tages Zeitung
Hoard Norhcliffe
Northcliffe
United States
Lyco
America
What is Democracy What is Democracy
In this excerpt from Frank Crate 1924 Democracy is described as a force arising from the people rather than imposed by laws. It emphasizes that governance depends on citizen engagement and voluntary actions, not just elected rulers, with democracy maturing through collective responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bow
Ball
Borg
Senate
Congress
Washington
Copsrisht
Frank Crate
Etn
Pointed Paragraphs on Marriage and Mood
Fragmented prose on marriage portrays men and women strained by finances and pride. A wry tone mocks fickle affection and stubborn miscommunication while hinting at social pressure and domestic futility. The piece weaves humor and critique into a compact slice of domestic life.
Washington diary gossip on Colonel House and Wilson
A Washington diary excerpt recounts diplomat sources about Colonel House and President Wilson. It discusses impressions of their meeting, the room’s mood, and speculation on further contact, noting that the diplomat believes the exchange was cordial and that no public disagreements surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Pd
Rand
Bose
Jose
Wilson
Sienek
Patterson
Mer
House
Sybian
Criton
Wilkon
Corone
Lord Derby
Bee
Hoerichmen
Trallans
Clemenceau
Coronel
Mr. Wilson
Fragmented Theatre Offenses Draw Astringent Punishments
An archival list details numerous vaudeville stage offenses by directors and performers such as Clemone Snappyatutt and Percyat Patan. Penalties include suspensions, terms ranging from two weeks to life sentences, and notes on controversial acts involving dancing, costumes, and staged routines. The record reads like a disciplinary ledger from a theatre commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Coxe No
Clemone Snappyatutt
Leo
Foe Wysher
Hales
Spotght Inn
Toavard
Fendadho
Percyat Patan
Electricas
Flovighaet
Offenea
Bentence
Wayon
Cate Na
Bonken
Ronkoen
Diddley Nummer
Urban
Katty
Duby
Imino Teague
Cane
Millicent Marmalade
Yakeane
Neves
Georga
Isro
Fragmented OCR Summary of Ancient Peoples and Rivers
A garbled article fragment discusses ancient waterworks and lifetimes, mentioning 6 000 000 gallons of blood and 15 000 000 strokes. It refers to the Water-Towyer of the Walter Staton and renovation power, plus ancestral peoples of Kuvapa, with scattered tribes across Europe and Asia and a misformed discussion of languages and kinship terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DSHB
Curtis
Australian Bullirate
Kuvapa
America
Lis On
Wau Rea
Iran
Europa
Carthorn Endler
Yan Guage
Siml
Mnglixh
Brader Rman
Frater
Tatin
Pienter
Dream
Pracar
Tobin
Sancerit
Tha Matton
Mase Em
A Laugh or Two and Courtroom Echoes in Fragmented Tales
A garbled column mixes comic bits with a court scene, a Chicago street encounter, and a hospital miscue as characters express fears, make witty quips, and discuss duty. The piece threads social satire with stray dialogues and imperfect OCR fragments.
One Cine Cut Princess and The Dust Flower
Fragmented OCR text shows captions and mangled titles for films and a fragmentary crime moment. A partially readable line mentions a young Luc freed a witness, with garbled dialogue surrounding a father and an implied beating or coercion. No clear narrative or complete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion. Pictures
Tompleg
Pag Bing
Ayal
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Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
England
Britain
Northeliffe
Anerica
Harry Hertzberg
Bill
Lotheria
San Antonio
Ceres
Irving Miden
Alabama Sfamans
Dolly Brothers
Ovat
Nole
Tesson
Viltan Lab
Dinah City
Maisiona
Maisie
Francis True
Bootish
Genélensen
Chicago
State Street
Yeotland
Hlazti
AMD
Tas
GannrupTer
C2uay
Tata FA
Tim
Luc
Sudee
Link
Monerty
Gia
Pesta
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