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Raymond's primary stirs reform and church unity
The Raymond city primary sparks a reformist clash as civic leaders from Lincoln College and local churches challenge the old political machine. Editorials praise a new movement led by President Marsh and Edward Norman while casting doubt on the whisky interests and urging Christian voters to back a clean, citizen driven administration. Virginia and Loreen’s encounter at the Rectangle dramatizes the social stakes and the push to rescue souls from saloon life.
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the Evening News
Raimond
Marsh
Lincoln College
Raymond
Marsly Roao
Henry, Maxwell
Milton Wright
Alexander Powers
Professora Brown
Park
John West
George Buinv
Tha’ Pilgeim-church
Arlais
Rom
Boodla
Odo
Ssle
Mare Rad
Edward Norman
Norman
Korman
Slany
Jeeus
Slarsh
Hin
Bach
Richel
Virginia
Rachel
Rollin Poge
Gray
Licenaa
Crent
Ares
Teara
Renton
Udit
Satoon
Rectangle
Raymehd
Ehe
Rolin
Roy
Wrested
Doreen
Varizapo
Lome
Eho
Virinia
Tess
Sou
Virginian
Shu
Mal Seodimi
Jesus
Goma
Svangelist
Lorgen