Taft in London Prompts Mixed Receptions and Debate
Chief Justice Taft’s London visit draws warm greetings and sharp talks on America’s foundations. A July 54th reception features his speech linking the Declaration and the Constitution while noting tensions between ideals and wartime realities. He contrasts Versailles with Fourteen Points in discussing governance and unity.
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Taft
London
Hus
America
Tait
Tetterson
Veisser
Milan Sas
Speaming
Rainy Day Insurance and 4th of July Weather Losses
The article notes New York insurance companies paid out on July fourth celebrations while heavy rain across Swon nun areas disrupted events. It observes insurers faced costly payouts and faces a historically wet pattern with uncertain future weather projections. It mentions Cones Island resorts profited from rain related premiums and questions overall policyholder impact.
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Swonnun
New York Insurance
Hisses
Tara van Dav
Germany Tops United States in Picture Theatres Count
A German report notes about 39 000 theatres in Germany and 23 000 in the United States with Germany holding a lead in total cinema venues. It attributes the difference to government support and propagandist aims, marking the movie industry as an influential educational force.
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Vavies
Yen Dius
Anmerica
Europe
Fc Mia
European
Resnti Ae
al Close
Belind
Amane
Russia
Eitato
Hes
Trance
Italy
America
United States
Germany
Century Festival Marks World War Era Anniversary
The article describes a global commemoration event hosted by church workers from many countries. The ceremony tonight includes royal and religious figures, a tribute to eight centuries of wartime history, and plans for an international gathering in Conenhna with the arch.
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Artan
Conenha
ABE MARTIN on family ties before breakfast
Abe Martin muses on the average family gathering before breakfast and the idea that a 9600 kin never repays his mother, yet she seems to overlook it. The humor centers on kinship and daily domestic quirks.
Proceedings Open as City Campaigns Begin Today
Fragmented OCR text outlines starting events for local campaigns and conventions. Mentions dates, places, and organizers but is garbled and difficult to parse.
Fraternal hints and social chatter from a small town telegrams page
A jumble of notes describes local clubs, events, and gossip. Mentions the Fraternal Order of Prars, a Hebrew discussion, a bear dance, and a dance audience. Named individuals include Dinny Seward, Jack Dedard, Dougie, Max Coldstein, and Harry Robinson.
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New York
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Fifth Ave
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Hone
Us Advertising Society
MR. Taft
the World's Picture Theatres
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County Surveyor’s Office
C. M. Theobald County Surveyor
Little Joe’s
G. J. Lambros & Co
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Brownston
John Konnein
Jooneer
Per Nati
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