Political tumult and misquoted names in early 20th century notes
The article cites Arthur Brisbane and Atar Company EW Yor ic state Democratic convention lists Governor Smith’s chosen nominees for governor Franklin D Roosevelt and lieutenant governor details, plus international figures and airmail developments. It notes population projections for New York City and surrounding territory and references leaders like Von Hindendorff, Trotzky, and Stalin. It mentions Coolidge and Newbery and a postal plane flight from Madison field to Montreal.
Unclear OCR Leads to Fragmented Event Note
Fragmentary readable phrases describe a night party with references to Antonin and Vietnam era themes. Mentions tents, planning, and a probable East portion event near Tennant and Thirsany with farmer racepl and pairilienss. Details remain obscured due to garbled text.
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Mamier Finlehl
Thirsany
Harty Eleniy
Tawney Marries Heiress in Rome Empire Ceremony
Gene Tawney, retired heavyweight, wed Miss Maury Daxeping at the Antotel Rome in a ceremony attended by intimates from Greenvale and New York. The royal apartment was used for the religious rites led by Mone Hnordasih A. Previn of the American college in Tome and featured twenty five guests. Witnesses included family friends and social leaders as tailors and public officials observed the event.
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Rome
Bittle
Simplicits
Tawney
Clam
Dion
Maury
Hotel Iussie
Neo
Corey
Slenor Weotteria
Olkier
Permemed Ty Mone Hnordasiih A. Previn
American College
Tome
One
Tims Varish Privet
Turney
New York
Mannaine
West
Tilly
Royal Eaton
Nate Jug
Perenions
Lauter
Dan Cupid Kayoes Ex-Champ in Rome Double Wedding
Dan Cupid delivered a technical knockout as James Joseph Tunney retired heavyweight champ wed Miss Mary Josephine Lauder heiress to $50,000,000 in a Rome hotel double ceremony. Monsignor Joseph A. Breslin, Gene's former parish priest, conducted the religious service.
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Dan Cupid
James Joseph Tunney
Mary Jose
Phine Lauder
Rome
Joseph A. Breslin
Gene
Coolidges Observe 23rd Anniversary of Their Wedding
President and Mrs Coolidge will mark the twenty third wedding anniversary with a quiet observance. Mrs Coolidge traveled from Northampton with Mrs Lejirt Goodhue who remains seriously ill. The couple are expected to renew vows or celebrate in Washington as details unfold.
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Coolidges
Washeng'lo
Coolidge
Coollige
Washington
Northampton
Lejuirt Goodhue
Ginger Ale Served at Artillery Feast
In Yontonto Ontario a ceremonial artillery banquet featured ginger ale in place of wine. The event marked the 2nd field day for the company and included ceremonial toasts with the non alcoholic beverage.
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Yontonto
Ute
Fewer Marriage Licenses Issued in Chicago in Nine Months
Louis Tegner, chief clerk of the marriage bureau, reports 241 fewer licenses issued in the first nine months of 1928 than in the same period the year before. The Chicago union informally notes reduced marriage activity amid policy changes at the bureau.
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Chicago
UPI
Chikaga
Louis Tegner
Vivonsa
3000 Cans of Opium Seized at New York Port
Three thousand cans of opium with a value of 10 percent were seized on the Dollar Line steamer President Harrison which docked at New York yesterday. The seizure followed standard port inspection and legal proceedings.
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N.Y
Apiun
Dollar Line
President Harrison
Dereey Tity
Coolidge Car Victim Sinks in New Haven Crash
The wife of a Margate resident, injured in a car crash with a vehicle driven by Olin Coolidge, son of the president, died after initially seeming to recover. New Haven authorities said her condition worsened, delaying plans for release from hospital as Wilfred Vengo, the other driver, recovers from a fractured skull.
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Margate Vero
Avecar
Olin Coolidge
Hiet
Tuilny
Goolidge
Amior Sames
Washington
de New Haven
New Havon
Ipen
Na Wilfred Yeno
Veng
Florida Red Cross Seeks One Million for Relief
The Florida Red Cross asks for one million dollars to reach a five hundred thousand dollar target in a relief drive. Headquarters announce ongoing fund-raising efforts as part of the disaster response program.
Newsies Win Right to Shout Wares in San Antonio
Mayor M Chambers rules newsboys may hail customers on city streets. A court case precedes the ruling after a Sing ton le Light newsboy was fined five dollars for disturbing the peace in a related incident. The mayor vowed newsboys will not be arrested or fined while he remains mayor.
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San Antonio
M. Climbers
Corporation
Golon
Dallis
Chambers
Lockers Contract Awarded by Army
The Borger Manufacturing company on Third Street was awarded a contract to supply 3st lockers for new barracks at the army post. Army post officials announced the agreement with the federal government.
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Borger Manufacturing Company
SUL
Third Street
Tontenets
Army Post
Fident
Firemen Injured In Market Basement Collapse
Helf-oven firemen from central station were injured when a basement stairway in the Kanves City market on West Commerce Street collapsed. They fell into smoke and flames from a smoldering pile of refuse but all were saved with minor injuries. The blaze was confined to the refuse pile and the cause remained undetermined.
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Central Station
Kanves City Market
Commerce
D. Sullivay Bank
John Coolidge's Guard Recalled After Son Incident
In New Haven Connecticut Tusull Wood, long time guard of John Coolidge, was recalled to Washington after an incident involving John Coolidge’s son and Governor John H. Crambell’s campaign machine. A recent accident left a person hospitalized.
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New Haven
Conn
Del
St John
Lindbergh Signals Hoover Victory Importance
The message from Charles A. Lindbergh expresses a strong belief that the election of the Republican presidential candidate Hoover is of supreme importance to the country. The note is dated in Washington and references Hoover’s anticipated win.
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Lindbergh
Hoover
Washington
Del
Voters Notified of Charter Ballot
A twelve girl force began mailing notices to all qualified voters of San Antonio about a proposed charter amendment. Copies of the amendment were included in the notices for public review before ballot casting.
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Tursdis
Sn Antonio
Vteetian
Hell Thea
Light World Series Extra to Feature Complete Play by Play
The Light announces a baseball special edition with full play by play and a Ron Score update. Universal Service International News Service and the Associated Press will provide reports for the series, ensuring authoritative coverage of the classic Light event.
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Watchler
Light
Bingdall Estras
Whursday
Comnlete
Ron Score
Basebal
Glst
Universal Service
Inpernational News Service
The
Associated Press
Steinach Seeks Rejuvenation Breakthrough with Progynon
Vienna October report states Professor Eugen Steinach claims a new brain-gland extract named progynon regenerates senile organs. He describes extensive experiments and asserts potential in rejuvenating human tissue through hormonal action.
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Univerant
Seeview
Vienna
Karene Steinneh
Beacon Elementary School Elects Student Council
Beacon Elementary plans a student council to be formed this term with two representatives from each class. Officers will be elected this week under principal Mr H Kay guidance at French and San Jacinto campuses.
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Vdcasion
Beacon Il Elementare
San Jacinto
H. Kay
Clarence Barron Dies at 73 in Michigan Hospital
Clarence W. Barron publisher of the Wall Street Journal and other financial publications died at a Michigan sanatorium after a month of illness. His remains are to be sent to Boston for burial.
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Clarence Barron
Michigan
Uantlle Creek
Mich
Clarence W. Barron
The
Wall Street Journal
Kanitarium
Ioston
Mrs Knapp Ends 30 Day Sentence for Grand Larceny
Altany Nova Scotia report states former secretary Florence Knapp completed a thirty day sentence in the Mi beng counts jail after pleading guilty to grand larceny of company funds. The Tall official noted she left the building around five p.m.
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Altany
Plorence BB. Knap
Alate
Xing
Mi Beng
Tall Offichila
Pearly Howe
Fight Looms Over Aviation Department Fight in Legion
The Willits brigade general and former air officer for the Eighth Corps seeks a separate aviation department with a cabinet member at the head. At the Paris Legion convention, Mitchell urged immediate action. the Legion voted a near identical resolution, replacing immediacy with as soon as possible. San Antonio looms as the future scene of this protracted clash as leaders expect Mitchell to chair the aeronautics committee again.
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Viola Brennan
Seare Agn
United States
Army
San Antonin
Air
Eighth Corps
Wteas Wily
Nik
Salaray
American Legion
Leziog
Legion Consention
Paris
France
Mitchell
Department of Aviation
Arc Anil Navy
Legion
Jment
Tate
Pyin
Ihn
Artion
Threwsiuler
Janes F. Barton
Legion Executive
3Itchell
San Antonio
Horton
Mr. Sitchell
Torin
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