Theodore Roosevelt Refuses One More Portrait Chance
The article recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s disdain for further likenesses as reporters and photographers gathered at Sugansere Hill to capture his image at the URivage conventions. It notes Roosevelt’s fame as a frequent public subject and discusses whether his refusal signals utilitarian motives or a marker of his enduring human qualities. The piece reflects on his enduring appeal and the public’s fascination with his visage.
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Theodore Ruazevelé
Sugansere Hill
Rugevelt
Reogevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Hintie
Suijret
Peri Surpasang
Sam
Lucy
Hensefu
Aml
Laheayer
Waere
Democrats ready to fight for Wilson renomination in St Louis
The piece argues Democrats will back Wenculro Wilson for renomination at St Louis and attack Republicans only to risk strengthening Wilson. It notes Hughes as Republican rival and predicts policy battles over tariff and foreign policy as key campaign lines. It critiques Wilson's handling of Mexico, while acknowledging GOP vulnerabilities.
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Wenculro Wilson
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Touermanor Hughes
Eit
Aleready
Gemnglam
Bempers
Fairhattks
Visid Hughes
Wilson
Masico
Vosas
Wiliam
Democratic Path to Victory in 1916 Debate
The piece argues for Democratic persistence under Wilson, praising his wartime restraint and economic gains while warning that missteps could cost victory. It notes voter doubt about foreign policy, stresses the party’s strong positional defense, and predicts a hard, comprehensive campaign to secure reelection.
War Yet To Come As Markets Drive Nations To Fight
An early forecast foresees another global war driven by trade and market expansion. The article argues pacifists doubt wars recur yet nations including the United States Germany England and France will contest for global markets with intense diplomacy and potential naval blockades. It warns of heavier conflict than prior wars and a fight to secure shipping and commerce.
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Europe
United States
Germany
England
Campaish Lo Cape
Seth Amer
Ata
Anera
Leime
Prohibition Petition Contested by Texas Republicans
Amid partisan clash, Prohibitionists challenge the Texas executive committee for approving a ballot measure petition with unresolved signature counts. The majority report admits doubt over validity, warning that acting on such doubt risks voter trust and lawful obligation.
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Tureasst
Cine
Tie Prohibitionists
Texas
HAL eXeense
Cie
Lien
Prohibition Debate Tests Texas Political Forks
A fragmented discussion on the legality of a submission petition and prohibition revival in Texas politics, amid Democratic platform tensions and Governor Ferguson's stance. Verbal doubt over public sentiment persists as committees push a prohibition agenda despite unclear precinct support.
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Elasarler
Esas
Democratic Party
Ferguson
Ty Fal
Texas
Yesas
Salom League
Iesell
Fragmented political slogan from a distant newspaper
Fragmented OCR text shows a political slogan praising peace and prosperity and a call to keep a party in power. The garbled lines mention the SWAENtIoL context and a military or peaceful governance theme, with unclear names or dates.
Fragmentary note hints at athletic training and fitness debate
A garbled text fragment discusses fitness, training quality, and claims about athletes' superiority. It references attempts to improve performance, remarks on drinks and cigars, and names individuals while lacking clear context or coherent argument.
Desent de minori and Navy policy critique
Fragmented text discussing Navy administration, strategic control, and need for prompt action. Mentions Secretary of the Navy, national defense, and political considerations. Content is garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Lnild
Longest Electric Lines Texas Rail Service Debate
Fragmentary report notes disputes over electric rail lines in Texas from Dallas to Denison and Corsicana to Waco. Observes factions complain of secrecy and religious influences hindering cooperation, with mentions of local service fears and broader nationwide examples. Numerous garbled names and places.
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Texas
Texas Swadlow Company
Dalles
Denison
Southern Traction
Ain
Deilas
Corsleana Nai Waco
Ef Ureck
Dave
Wonton
Sherman
Melviunes
Goraleanat
Amen
Willané
Hem —Beaumont Enterprise
Peace terms and bank deposits spark debate in Times
A fragmented article discusses possible peace terms, with caution about outcomes. It cites scholarly views on wealth distribution, noting that 43 percent of national wealth sits in people’s pockets and bank deposits total 1.76 billion dollars. It urges deposits into a common fund to aid national prosperity and warns against misusing private treasure.
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Ile
Earliye
Ravaniares
Democratic Candidate Split on Intervention Policy Details
A fragmented Houston Post column criticizes the Democratic platform for vagueness on intervention and defense. It argues voters want concrete positions, not broad generalities, and questions the candidate’s readiness to outline specific plans and protections. The piece mocks calls for Americanism without clear substance and urges precise proposals.
Sleepy-Time Tales and the Blackbird Family
A garbled account of animal tales featuring Mr Blackbird and Mrs Blaebird and their brood. The tale follows two blackbirds who dispute nest threats, crow action, and family duties, culminating in a crow taken to the nest and a moral about family care and communal birds.
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Blackbirds
Wong
Faye
Faye, Atrn, Brow Weerted Jello Interested. One Morning, As Mrs. Blaexbird
Blackbird
Fleuriana
Summer war drube and sport clothes guide style notes
A garbled 1920s style catalog fragment discusses summer wardrobe, sport outfits, and women’s fashion. It highlights features like pockets in skirts and corduroy materials, noting a striped white corduroy skirt with girdle and large buckles as an outdoor garment, with observational commentary on fashion desirability and masculine critique embedded in the text.
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Lars
Als Bork -Bun
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Norway
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Ube
Hoyer Yanel
Singlnca Bulletin
Constance Clarke
Lt Gentry
Houston
Justine Wheles
Lissen
Kate
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