Hot presidential campaign sparks garbled Borah interview
The heated campaign kicks off with garbled reports about Senator Borah after a Chicago interview misquoted him as disloyal to the party. Editors warn of intensified messaging as both parties gear up and voters brace for a long, aggressive contest ahead of the election.
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Chicago
Torah
Chicago Daily News
Jim
United States
Ant
Chicago News
Johnson
Tan
Tam
Uty
Dell
Borel
Harding
Herakt
Wilcan Jeiison
Lieciing
Wright
False Premises in President Iso Interview on League
In a bi partisan interview President Iso argues the league issue rests on the same premise since treaty controversy began. He contends Americans must honor promises to European allies, while critics say the premise misleads and could force radical action if misapplied.
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Iso Drasys
Amarica
America
United States
Jnsticting
Wilton
Navy
Guived Sauus
Tia Tay
Tony Wand
Eliniee
Willy-Nilly
Dreama Preggers
Debate Over Senate Action and League of Nations Policy
The piece discusses whether a treaty proposal survives Senate action and the implications for America joining a league of nations. It contrasts President Wilson's wartime points with the peace conference results and argues the issue is constitutional and partisan, stressing the need for faithful principles and the Democatic convention's stance. It notes delays in farming policy tied to bollworm control and state costs of immediate eradication.
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America
Riesen
League of Nations
Adj
Wilson
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Democratic Party
San Francisco
Texas Legislature Passes Pest Control Measure Against Pink Worm
A Texas legislative action approves a pest control measure against the pink bollworm, deemed a destructive pest threatening public safety and cotton production. The bill, investigated by a committee, creates cotton growing zones and restricts dunes to northern areas, aligning with federal agricultural requirements. The debate touched on federal authority and farmer concerns amid disputes over protection from federal dictate.
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Koydt
Trilirultural Board
Billy
Uloritius
Upos
Wemceth
Conntigs
Striumon
Govesnap Hobbie Lerin
Neder
LAMENTING A LAMENT OVER New York LIterature
A long-winded critique argues that New York fiction dwells on vapid urban life while rest of the country offers richer plots. It cites editorials from The Lights and letters from readers, condemning New York literature as inferior yet suggesting other regions may overcompensate.
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Tirs Licarr
The
Times
Tom Lint
Conver
Titerary Digest
Forrth
Typica
Lauer
Ingrawig
Cone Parison
Leone
War era plea for veterans benefits and taxes on war profiteers
A fragmented wartime letter urges Congress to grant veterans compensation and widows relief, while taxing profiteers who earned millions during the war. It calls out the burden on soldiers and families, demanding action to fund pensions, support widows and orphans, and ensure justice for those who sacrificed. It also criticizes wartime profiteering and advocates direct aid rather than further taxation. The piece blends moral appeal with political pressure targeting payoffs to investors and government revenue.
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Jeetle
Howe
Luthers
Anerley
Salitiers
Dance Halls and Past Immorality Rumors in West Houston Street
A fragmentary Times style column alleges lurid rumors about certain dance halls on West Houston Street, naming Davies Hall and others. It claims workers and patrons face moral danger, describes strict controls, and hints at police scrutiny and public scandal among local social circles.
Tamac Wilt Fei Dlngs Tr Une Sitti A prominent Hankeor
The report notes a prominent figure and a predatory stance. faculty from a North location faced interference. It states the Tags vel had been abandoned and Wat the company.
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Tamac
Lost Well Drilling Update by ViEvarnes Exploration Company
A damaged OCR record reports ViEvarnes Exploration Company drilling a Lost well on the 5.8 ranch year prior. The company describes initial 18 inch and later 18 inch through 1300 feet, then 2200 feet with Linch pipe and 2AV0 feed. A heavy pressure shows oil shows of about 150 barrels. the crew pursued deeper sands, with unsuccessful results. They plan to continue drilling near the S300-foot sand if oil is not found pay, otherwise move to another site near the penwent ane. Mention is made of financials, stock offers, and other companies like Park Gib and Gax Company, with Allan Pati as vice president.
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Wit Wurner Exploration Company
Dari
Homeilley
Linmm
Fravslin
Mann
Varnes
Sampany
Park Gib
Gax
Alee Operatime
Peante
San Antonio
Dnankrea Nul
Joowe Trent Uy Wits
Romlar
Bullfights Spark Debate On Cruelty and Courage
The text discusses rising views on bullfights, contrasting cruelty concerns with the spectacle’s appeal. It frames bullfights as a dramatic display of nerve and artistry, noting the crowd’s roar, vivid costumes, and the danger to the bullfighter as essential drama, while acknowledging critics who condemn the blood spectacle.
Unclear Fragment Sparks Dense Word Noise
Fragmentary text mixes garbled names and phrases. The readable parts reference some odd event or song and scattered proper nouns, but the overall meaning is obscured and no coherent action or outcome can be determined from the legible content.
Fragmented wartime reminiscences narrated with garbled dialogue
A disordered passage recounts a wartime scene with scattered quotes and misread names. It hints at a conversation involving von, Pershing, and a federal board while describing a missing colonel and a tense interrogation. The text is largely unintelligible but preserves a historical wartime flavor and人物 mentions.
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