Monarch Alfonsy and the press photo craze gripes era
A heated discussion centers on King Alfonso of Spain and his public image through photographs. Dummer argues rulers rely on favorable press, praising Alfonso for smart publicity while noting editors flood Sundays with royal shots. Debate touches on royal popularity, war and peace, and the role of media in shaping public opinion.
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Bummer
Alfonso
Surin
Dummer
Spain
Dumar
Ofien
Prince of Wales
Nuulay
Ming
Hengto
Duman
Durmnet
Yiewa
Dean
Dumto
Duro
Alfonsy
Alfonse
Emia Iyunimier
Alfonso Weingles
Dum
Duciner
Alfonzo
Salle
San Antonio Mayor’s Auditorium Size Comes Under Fire
A San Antonio newspaper disputes Mayor Black’s claim that a 5000 seat auditorium was too small. It contrasts Portland’s 8800 seat venue with expandable side rooms and stage seats, arguing Portland’s capacity tops 6300 and can reach 7100 with standing room, challenging the alleged Portland-sized cost.
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San Antonio
Orgas
Sohn
Black
Gregen
Portland
Portland Auditorium
Auditorum
Tortland
Mayer Black
Willard Jewell plan tests railroad wartime peace bid
The Willard Jewell plan gauges railroads and strikers in their respective territories noting those approving the plan faced union tensions while those claiming no effect relied on farmer employees. The proposal aims to ease seniority and wage disputes by returning workers to prior classes, though it stops short of a clear victory for either side.
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Thetir
Sailroad
Willard- Jewell
Alrikea
Promases
Railroads wary of Willard-Jewell strike settlement impact
Discussion argues that if strikebreakers are rehired, dual employment would be created to protect both strikers and new hires, complicating the Willard-Jewell plan. Texas railroads resist the deal, warnings about violence and economic consequences suggest the plan serves railroads more than workers. The piece questions who bears damages if a Detroit firm accepts reward and hints at broader legal peril.
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Wrillard-Jewell
Texas
Isbor
Thse
Valor Board
Kentucky chooser of reward in broken down car detains would be husband
A Kentucky girl fled with a suitor to wed but was detained when her family objected. The family offered a $100 reward for detention, yet the car that broke down caused the delay. The article argues the car maker should pay, as the road and grandfather may claim, but the car’s failure appears pivotal to the detention.
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Kentucky
Detroit
Senial
Two Greatest World War Heroes Compared in This Era
The piece contrasts Sergeant York and Sergeant Woodfill as the era’s two greatest heroes, noting their similar battlefield valor and private lives. Both declined fame for stable lives, choosing work over wealth, with York staying on his Tennessee farm and Woodfill taking a carpenter’s job in Kentucky to honor family commitments.
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Antering
York
Woodfill
Tennessee
Samuel Woodfill
Ife
Kentuc
Pershing
Ile
Woodliff
Woodhill
Silver Grove
Wondhill
Ther
The Right to Strike and Its Limits in Society
A 1923 argument by Frank Grare discusses the balance of rights in labor, defending contract, union formation with responsibility, and essential public services. It argues against unchecked union power, urges wage fairness, production limits, and goodwill as bases for prosperity.
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Hess
Peraunde Gretrbedy
Minimwyn Productinn
Indurtrs
Frank Grare
Fragmented OCR Passage on Historical Tablet Inquiry
A garbled historical dialogue describes a medieval or Tudor era stone and a tablet honoring a deceased vicar. The visitor yawns as the dialogue hints at a long-standing object, its origins, and a modern restoration or display context. The text is largely indecipherable with many filler phrases and misplaced names.
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