Campaign reform urged to preserve county dignity and avoid canvassing
The article argues for restraint in presidential campaigning, urging respect for the office and discouraging widespread home visits and speeches by candidates. It cites past practices of canvassing and notes the need for politicial decorum while stressing that US presidents should not be treated as ordinary campaign figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warret G
Larding
William Gibbs
Ailuo
Democratig
Senate Mardin Fins
Vrauské
Providency
Unites States
Braynotte
William Jennings
Davywoods
Croastonde
Eruption BF
United Stetes
United States
Banle Mane
Defiance and unrest among Ban sis miners leaders
Alexander Micht leads the Ban sis miners and declares union members will strike in Kansas. The text alleges threats against workers and public protection concerns, noting labor tensions and legislative scrutiny across states. The piece references strikes, leadership, and potential clashes with authorities.
Debates on Volstead Act and religious liberty clash in protest
The text details arguments over the Volstead act, its prohibition powers, and clashes with religious freedom. It cites opposition from the Anti-Saloon League and questions about equal treatment of different faiths, urging readers to consider constitutional limits and enforcement. The discussion mentions physicians and medical practice under the act and references a broader fight over prohibition policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Ender
Amti-Saloon League
Lins Auadir
Wieku
Howat
San Antonio and Dallas debate urban growth and identity
The piece analyzes how San Antonio and Dallas shape growth, culture, and political power within the Rio Grande region. It weighs external influences from nearby cities, migration, and economic forces while considering local identity, leadership, and prospects for future development.
San Antonio Aims for Growth Beyond Everyday Struggle
The article reflects on San Antonio’s appeal to visitors and growth in business. It highlights park and beach improvements, the Bow movement aiding development, and the city’s broad expansion while keeping modest ambitions intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Prattl Ton
Addicion
San Mitachie
Detroit and Chicago Population Clash Over Industrial Locators
Analyzes how Detroit’s population surge influenced Chicago to rethink industrial policy and location decisions. Describes automakers weighing sites, with Chicago urged to act or risk losing growth to Detroit, reflecting regional competition and urban strategy debates of the era.
American Art in Rome Students at the Academy Exhibit
An essay on the American Art in Rome exhibit at the Academy hints at student work from about twenty five years ago. It highlights artists such as Vie ray, McNett, and War en, with notes on color study, sculpture, and the influence of Italian masters. The piece praises drawing clarity, criticizes overreliance on decorative form, and mentions travel study and the exhibition’s scope amid a circle of notable American figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Secere
Lake Michigan
Doug Feeler
Catlett
Tay Cys
Iidasus
Weiner
Rome
Academy
Lalian ‘Sto Whet
Spevlat Carcsyondessen
Honee
Ualy
Cher
Wien
Iicorporae
Horan
Ylser
Tanicuhum
Eltouddl
Pune
Seine
Iesulesey
Avbhy Polk
Agnes
Muymond
Tivoli
Mathis
Madara
Kirin
Dior
Thissell Cowles
Antwon
Stein
Allyn Cas
Salvatore Vieray
Tistey Paulbier
Nese
York
Mxibitton
Hans McNett
New York
Jobo
Nilioyd Waren
Apelinmi
Raina Artistorracy
Masic in the Movies Debut at Penn Faculty Forum
A feature on Newell and his debut as a violinist and composer in a film score project at the University of Pennsylvania. The article praises his musical range, notes his plans for future scores, and discusses how orchestration, mood, and character are shaped by the score to match on screen action and dramatic moments.
Fragmented tale from a damaged page with names and dates
A garbled OCR page references a variety of unnamed figures and scattered phrases. The text mentions a "Yentton Pioneer Dies" in Yorkie Texas with limited death details and an Oak Grove Cemetery interment, plus scattered dialogue and partial names, all poorly legible and not clearly connected to a single coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yentton
Yorkie
Tex
Onan
Ubarel
Oak Grove
My Maryland and the Tide of War Echoes
A garbled reminiscence centers on Maryland, its famed song My Maryland, and wartime morale. The speaker, a professor, recalls Marsland and patriotic fervor, linking poetry to national struggle and local pride amid alien conflict and a parade of named places and figures.
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Defiance
Alexander Micht
Bansis
Titsa
Kansas
Waas
Kiasan
Hhownt
Mane
Iphy
Pir
Dallas Friends
Sao Antonio
Tyga
San Antonios
Promee Iy
Rio Grande
Mesica
Nyio
Alevien
Nin Grande Valley
Lis
Tin Entsade
Mit
Tyrone Alvceily
Schich Sau Adunians
Sie Aph
Oih
Tesi
Bi Kerges
San Antonin
Hoasia
de Oigre
Taviedouvally
Tome
Sahonia
Punerleing
Annan
Angeles
Vwty
Roy
Detron
Generel Ohognis
Wue Ward
Poe
Cheteieckoo
Ibis
Ron
Masic
Nora
Benoy Au Pentices
Marie Magion
Nowell
Actos
Alwad
Wavie Howe
Chad
Cu Theaugh
Coves Musicaliz Ag
Glen
Saygnestien
Vagtine
America
Java
Maxsenet
Eisabeth Watepoweling
Qundy
Dindee
Anand
Oliver Toile
Wales
Ely
Phey
Oliver Phew
Robert A. Milliken
Univerall of
Pet Lied
Anttie
Tentiseos
Mark Tuauare
Wrhmatit
Yorkum
Atrod
Ranalger Mak Miwa
Noro
Dames Ryder Kanial
Olver Wendell Solises
Taes Ryder
Thultimare
Posdiug College
Point Couper
Moltinare
Kogimotst
Maryland
New Orleans
Moy
Tyler
Ty Soult
jAnmie Raul
Marslandl
Aeros
Boonie
Sellin
Sian
Mary
Dene Mulkers
Ewan Marviant
Virshia
Stursduwa
Ilttean
Hagie Apa
Cleanpeaten
Marydwardt
Hortalatn
Cox
Jin Sammy
Milam
L. W. Payne Jr
Lexan
Real Sport
By Briggs
Za’ Jie
Lied
Tate
City Bred
Gee, Gosh
Seanselaht
Lh Xeibuie Aan
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