Syracuse Welcomes Bishop Curley Installations Mark Civic Bond
Syracuse greets Rt. Rev. Daniel Joseph Curley third Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse with cordial ceremony at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The city views him as a civic asset and leader ready to carry on the diocese work, with broad support across faiths and a warm, metropolitan yet provincial welcome. The First Baptist Church led in prayer for his success, signaling a hopeful future relationship between Syracuse and its new bishop.
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Daniel Joseph Curley
Syracuse
New York
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Curley
Patrick Ludden
John Grimes
Bronx
Royal
First Baptist Church
Bernard C. Clausen
First Church
Direct Primary Records Show Its Value to the People
A 1923 analysis argues direct primaries curbed boss power yet allowed corporate influence to shape New York politics. It cites Miller’s rise, Bennett’s primaries upset, failed prosecutions, and calls for direct primaries to be maintained despite opposition from bosses and press outlets.
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Star Company
Fragmented Text Feeds Confused Pride Discussion
The entry presents a garbled stream of words about pride, balance, and personal resolve, with references to feeling refined, financial worry, and delayed action. It reads like a fractured transcription of a speech or note, lacking clear names, dates, or formal structure.
Little Talks on Making More Money with Milk
Grace Jane Noce of Chicago starts in a weekly eight dollar wage stenography role. She uses notes to learn the business, earns $4. beyond base pay, and convinces her broker to lease three years for handling all milk financials. Her work grows into a million-dollar stake, making her a pioneering milk taker in America.
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Grace Jane Noce
Chicago
WC. S
Noce
Financial
Nowem
Coatem
Three Minute Journeys 7 By Temble Manning
Reading fragments about miners superstitions in Yorkshire coal mines and an odd habit of chewing coal. Mentions a miner’s death claim and stray references to Prosperity, Mortim, and various diplomats, with garbled dialogue suggesting a mixed, fragmented page.
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Temble Manning
Jnst
Yorkshire
Words From Wise Men Misread and Muddled Sayings
Fragmented aphorisms mix ambition and virtue, caution and pride as they wander through style and meaning. The garbled lines mix moral musings on happiness, humility, trust, and perception in a late 19th or early 20th era voice with inconsistent spelling and syntax.
Fragmented text from a historical piece with scattered proper nouns
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and terms such as Dr Charles Fleischer and Tirta Deets with scattered phrases about credits, people, and places. The readable content is minimal and largely nonsensical, offering little coherent narrative or clear events to summarize into a news item.
Bigger Gobblers Still Peck Where They Please
A garbled column by Lerbert Kaufman rails at anti trust enforcement, mocks Washington reluctance to act under the Sherman Act, and cites the Department of Justice choosing cases cautiously. It denounces profiteering and calls out labor disputes, real estate finance, and rising costs amid wartime economic strains.
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Lerbert Kaufman
Borah
Washington
Edi
Idaho
Moscow
Russia
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the World
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Fusion Doodle Fund
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Harding
T. E. Powers
SUSP
Tairiy
Mortim
Lucky Do
Hicka
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Broadway Teoten Kets
Palm Beach
Waly
France
Sis
Thetornton
Mankin
Theash Evershing Ts
Ana
Astas
Charles Fleischer
Michael J. Colteran
Manhattan Building Trades Council
Belgium
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Wilson
Brussels
League
World Court
Europe
Rockefeller Foundation
Red Cross Doles
Leibert Hoover
Ching
London
South America
Philippines
Siam
Universal Charity
Apread Reteyy
Alice
Mates
Tre Fede
Jane Citizess
Levy
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Philan
Midas
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