End of the Military Salute Affects Civilians
The piece recalls debates over marching salutes and civilian handling of military customs during wartime. It notes that a tightened regime sought to discipline officers and civilians alike, with emphasis on proper form and restraint in public places. The writing portrays public saluting as a symbol of discipline and respect, while warning against laxity that could erode military decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gote
Peneral Rats
Finiment Manufacurers
Aoor
Mary Iseetion
Oaly
Ef Weil
Faye Leen
Washington
Army den Omer
Tariff Debate Shapes Congressional Stance on Fordney McCumber
A Senate speech by Walsh of Montana questions tariff provisions under Fordney McCumber law. The debate centers on constitutional authority and presidential power to raise import rates, with Republicans uneasy about legal challenges and possible future court action. The country faces tacit talk as parties weigh the law’s durability and the risk of it being void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ttor Walsh
Montana
Senate
Aten
Tariff law passes amid sharp party clash and praise
After months of praise and critique the Fordney McCumber tariff becomes law. Republicans hail it as economic salvation while Democrats see economic ruin. The article notes partisan fighting, disputed figures on import costs, and political theater surrounding the signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tor
Ted
Fredy
Fragments on Import Rates and Cost of Ford McCumber Act
Fragment discusses high import rates driving prices and questions whether the Ford McCumber act will yield revenue sufficient to justify its cost to the public. It hints at economic impact and public concern over tax and price effects.
Lorimer saga shows shift from unscrupulous foe to enduring ambition
A historical discussion reconsiders former Senator William Lorimer once accused of vote buying. The piece notes public contempt yet argues his tenacity, courage, and financial motive as he pursues repayment to those harmed by bank failures. It traces his travels and resilience, painting a complex portrait of a controversial political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
William Lorimer
Shakespeare
Iton
Wirman
Trat
Vouduer
Cnirag
Lorimer
Jery
Sare
South America
Columbia
United State
Alma mater under student government revisions
Northwestern reports student government changes to WEW rules at the Alma Mater. Three departments agree to extended engagement with advertisers, scheduling activities on Mondays and Tuesdays. The aim is to accommodate training for athletes while expanding access for women students to study spaces and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Mater
Citicnga
Mies Husen
Wonenssett
College Tavn
Kaitenueh
Dave” Wight
Vila
Oh Automobile
Nigit Witout
Nonsensical OCR Summary of Event Cues and Names
Fragmented text with scattered names and place hints. Mentions LV, Hedwest, Mie Caren, OWA, Tile 1HUR, and various unrelated phrases. No coherent event or outcome emerges from readable sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Hedwest
Caren
From a Seat in the Gallery
Washington report describes senators in a charged chamber as observers question leaders and fight for influence. The piece notes David A. Tred of Pittsburgh and mentions Reed, speaker Dieshnngl, and Andrew Afol lon's lawyer as involved figures in a tense political scene with reference to Hoover and Mellun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Guero Spronde
Reed
Bue Cagtain
Roma
Merbert Hoover
Nui
Belgie Whalesale
Europe
Gettie
Karen Reed
Andrew Afollon
United States
Mellun
Watching the Parade By Vote Pilerio and Forbo on Eretoy
Fragmented, garbled text appears to recount a parade or meeting scene with scattered names and phrases. It references voting, towns, and individuals like Beery and Mont, plus vague dialogues about wins and trades. The readable fragments suggest a community event with mixed, unclear dialogue and many missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueeters
Lin
Aeosemat
Uulf
Witeisiens
Smal
Beery
Muradige
Schalisine
Hue
Ricki Cole
Sunny
Yale
Najes
Fragmented Factograms By K 8 Curtis
Obscure old item notes varied figures and terms about trade, prices, and population figures. It mentions Phoenicians and Carthage, ancient coasts, and Asia Minor references, then shifts to modern place names and numbers with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
Fragmentary note hints at a travel or inn reference
OCR fragment mentions a Mac Inn and unclear names like Wieha and Pressly De Mab with scattered words. Indicates a travel or lodging reference but lacks coherent facts.
Colorado Men Tiles Denver Voli Sept Rivehner AF
A garbled narrative recalls a political canvass in a western town near Veron and Duncan, with stray names like Wade and a songster. The passage blends dialogue about a farm house visit, a heated exchange, and a chaotic scene around a doorstep. It mentions a market day, a jury of towns, and a looming election. The tone mimics a late 19th century regional report.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Couligres
Dave M
Abe Lacy
TF de Lucerne
Cairo
Uae
Arated
Wut Neon
Pawel
Esinetisea USA
Cumini
mFnis
Pitas
Wiley
Janning
Tee Ind
Jp der Gibothe
Vfoolistils
Wolfe
Herbert
Poa Viel
Dale Tedeeds
Sat
By Nemhry Corey
EL Wergert
Corey
Washington, D. C
Ayers
Curtis
Pareel
Thana
Miconte
Ui Cy
Carthage
Africa
Ovliniek
Los
Maranon
de Merrierlui
Tawa
China
Lancaster Siw Herreuital
Winnsateuna
Leon
Tainethan Thane, Pressly de Mab Ie Nie Aqiters
Maan
Ry Briggs
Duncan
Bilogy
Mather
Anariin Rou 4Nier
Wade
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!