Syracuse Journal History and Origins Record
A fragment notes the Syracuse Journal established as Che Western date Journal weekly in March 10 130 Syracuse ally Journal birth July 5 448 with editors Harv D. Hurrill and Stewart Hancock as publisher and president. It lists officers and associates and references a 1879 March 2 date under a Syracuse imprint.
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Syracias Telegram
Sunday Americas
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Che Journal
Syracuse Newcoavery Joo
Harv D. Hurrill
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Stewart EF Hancock
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Burvill
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East Payette
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Reed Seeks to Learn If People Are Ready to Curb Abuses
Senator James A. Reed uses a Denver speech to question public tolerance for government overreach and spy excesses. He argues law should curb vice not intrude on home and conscience, and notes possible oppression when wealth evades penalties or public service contracts are voided. He seeks to gauge if the public will push for reform or endure indifference.
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Reed
Egypt
Caraway Bill Aims Tough Lobbyist Publicity Rules
The Caraway bill would require lobbyists to register their name and address, employer details, who they influence, amounts paid, and purposes, with monthly reports under oath, all public in the Congressional Record. Penalties include perjury charges and fines up to $1,000 and possible imprisonment. Senator Walsh seeks a Senate rule to bar lobbyists from working in the chamber.
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National Congress
Washington
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Work Plenty of It Needed, Timely Now
Commissioner Hamilton reports to the Governor on unemployment saying no better outlook is discernible yet signs like car loadings steel orders and building statistics suggest a new upward curve. Governor Smith urges public works to employ the idle during the open winter enabling construction now at no extra cost and preventing worsened unemployment.
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Hamilton
Smith
Air Flivver Takes Step Toward War Use
Nikola's dream of a vertical rising plane may be near, yet Bert Hinkler's England to Australia flight proves the flivver is advancing. A 12,000 mile journey in a 3500 dollar craft, 15 days, cost two cents a mile for food fuel and lodging, cheaper than rail. Mass demand could slash plane costs, positioning American production to lead both auto and air travel.
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Nikola Tests
Bert Hinkler
Australia
England
United States
Perjury Justice Black Shows 2 Cure
Justice Black of New York takes a strong stand against perjury in court. He urges trial and punishment for witnesses who lie under oath, arguing that perjury erodes justice and must be confronted by judges and juries alike.
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Justice Black
New York
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Gericke
Senator Dupuy of Paris Honored for Domestic Harmony
Dr Frank Crane Dupuy writes about Senator Dupuy of Paris, founder of Pett Parisien, praising his success in journalism and politics and his 20 year marriage to an American woman. He portrays a rare stable home life as a pillar of light amid public turmoil, recounting a Versailles visit and long happiness without discord in their marriage.
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Paris
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Pett Parisien
United States
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Mia Dupuy
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Duper
Versailles
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Amy
Fragmentary Verse With Hidden Names and Sacred Circle
The text presents a fragmented meditation on fate and identity with scattered names such as Sang, Trerpertiy, and SaCh. Imagery centers on a circle, a sanctuary, and cryptic references to a sacred token, hinting at a mystical or ceremonial theme amid garbled phrasing.
What Do You Know Grey Rod of The Todays Test
This item presents a garbled set of questions from an old exam style page. It references a “Common Sense” reader, a patriot era, and mentions a “Grey Rod” and a newspaper called The Liberator. The readable fragments indicate a puzzle or trivia card with multiple queries.
Ten Twenty Thirty By Franklin H Chase
A fragmented reminiscence marks events from February twenty years ago including Dollar Day crowds, a teeming business scene, weather storms, and sermons. The piece notes political bets by Bryan, wartime service enlistments, local infrastructure moves, and community figures while recounting ties to Syracuse and nearby towns.
Aboard the Navre: a witty sea voyage with famous guests
On the ship Navre off the coast, a lively crossing unfolds with passengers in evening dress and a host of notable figures. Kathleen Norris-Charlie, Edith Gould, Tod Drowning, Vin Youmans, Myron Herrick, Claire Luce, Ernes Reynolds, and Herbert mingle amid humorous misadventures and droll observations while sea sickness and social swank play out across breakfast and dinner.
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Navre
Kathleen
Charles Norris
Charlie
Mr. Collis
Hon
Herbert
Your Boy Cant Go to College Dont Cry About It Copreteek
Wise educator Jessica G Cosgrave criticizes costly college paths urging parents to consider alternatives. She cites failures of college exposure, noting many youths waste time and money while not gaining practical work skills. Historical figures like Washington and Lincoln proved college not essential for success.
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Jessica G. Cosgrave
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas A. Edison
Pattern After Lindy? Yea, If You Happen to Be the Lindy Pattern
Edison on his eighty first birthday urges American youth to pattern after Lindbergh for concentration and courage while noting many can imitate useful types. He warns against bragging though and highlights the value of doing one’s best within individual limits.
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Thomas A. Edison
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Lindbergh
Spots on the Sun by Garrett P Serviss review note
The article discusses solar observations and theories by Prof. George H. Peters of the U S Naval Observatory. It cites claims about sunspot activity, planetary influence, and related experiments, reflecting early 20th century astronomy discourse and speculative ideas on the sun’s behavior.
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Spots On
Garrett P. Serviss
Sunspots and Aurora Borealis Amid Global Weather Talks
The document discusses sunspots and their link to Earth's weather, noting storms and tornadoes as possible indicators. It cites long personal observations over 49 years and mentions attempts to model atmospheric effects, while acknowledging uncertainties in the scientific mechanisms.
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