Lincoln portrait in homes to teach civic virtue
Arthur Brisbane discusses Lincoln's legacy and education for children, urging display of Lincoln's portrait in every home and public schools. He notes Mussolini Vatican accord, anti clericalism, and a Queens political bribery case, highlighting public corruption risks and civic duty.
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Pension Merger Involving 20 Million Dollar Plan
A 20 million dollar pension plan merger is announced, transferring stock and control to Indian Oil and Gas Company. Newton assumes presidency of the Grayburg company with Thomson remaining as chairman. The deal preserves Grayburg’s name, expands production, and outlines new executive roles and a refined production plan.
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Checks and testimonies reveal state recount with family payments
Witnesses describe checks drawn in favor of family members in a political recount, with Anthony testifying on bank practices. He discussed cashing many checks and noted unions and possible payments of 200 to 250 dollars. Questioning covered university and bank officials, while investigators sought details on who benefited from the disbursements.
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Tempatures and odd phrasing in a garbled notice
A fragmented OCR style item discusses weather like terms and unrelated words, mentioning temperatures, days and directions. It appears as a damaged historical note with scattered names and nonsensical phrases, lacking clear individual events or proper nouns to identify.
Johnston Loses First Tilt Before Senate Court
In Oklahoma City on February 11, the impeachment recall court overruled defense objections and allowed testimony alleging a cover story about Governor Tene Johnston. Prosecution asserts a misconduct link between Johnston and Armstrong, as the Senate emphasized the relevance of the witnesses.
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Coolidge Calls Senate to Special Session Congress
President Coolidge issued a proclamation calling the Senate of the Seventy-fifth Congress to convene in a special session on March 4. The move prepares for the inauguration of the new chief executive and related appointments.
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Weather Breaks as Cold Spell Lifts in Valley
Readable weather bulletin notes a break from a harsh weekend with a warm-up forecast. Groundhog predicts early spring as sun returns and temperatures rise from Sunday to Monday. In San Antonio, a 40 degree high is expected with a 27 degree low, while Brownsyle reports 23 degrees under cloudy skies.
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Treaty signs between Italy and Holy See details
The report notes a treaty signing between Italy and the Holy See in the Vatican Palace. It outlines a twelve month duration and regulates religious conditions and emplacements. Key officials include Prime Minister and state ministers. The document mentions wartime tensions and authority figures.
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Woman Rescued After Car Crosses Tracks At 8.P. Road
A car driven by Rowena narrowly crossed an eight mile per hour rail line when a train approached at Piney Communes. The vehicle stopped just in time, with the driver escaping harm as authorities investigated the incident on West UO Street. The report from Volivemain Pow states no injuries occurred.
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Two Professors to Leave Austin
Two professors will depart from the University in Austin as part of a faculty movement described in the report. The note references Mesias ScML and Colimbisn university links, with hints of engagement in a federal or governmental context and activities to be conducted abroad in the near term.
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