Talked Like His Father Roosevelt Addresses American Legion
Col Theodore Roosevelt urged New Haven listeners to criticize their own party when needed and warned against voting for candidates based on ethnicity or religion. He urged Americans to keep traditional values daily and reject flannelmouthed orators who boast of patriotism without sustained service.
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Theodore Roosevelt
American Legion
New Haven
Cnn
Republican Party
Theodore
Couldn't She See It Coming Governors Race in Texas
The piece comments on Texas Governor Ferguson and Dan Moody contesting for the governorship. It notes Ferguson pledged not to run if she lost by 24 000 votes, but was defeated by a larger margin, suggesting May Ferguson would be overwhelmed by a large majority. It argues Gov by proxy is ineffective while blaming the electorate’s outcome.
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Texas
Ferguson
Dan Moody
Jill
Jim
Butler Denounces Anti Saloon League in Letter
A New York City letter accuses Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of being Rowan Catholic. Butler replies that the letter shows underhanded and immoral activities by the Anti saloon League and their swipes. He notes he was surprised by the claim and questions the writer's credibility.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York City
Butler
Dr. Butler
Pr Butler
Anti-Siboga League
Anti-saloon League
Push to end Rudolph Valentine memorial drive urged
A letter questions the rush to raise funds for a Rudolph Valentine memorial. It suggests donors delay, arguing there may be more worthwhile uses or worthy objects that could benefit from the delay and reflection before contributions are made.
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Rudolph Valentine
Editorial Quips Lively Ohio Notables Cited
A collage of quips from Ohio papers shows wry takes on fame marriage fate and money. Each line delivers a concise house of humor from Canton Akron Youngstown Zanesville Defiance Mansfield and Fostoria reflecting on success costs and daily life.
Notable historical anniversaries and births listed
A list of anniversaries from 1823 to 1991 notes events such as a Constantinople fire, ship Amphitrite voyage, and Prince Albert laying a foundation stone. It includes political nominations in Detroit 1866, church property nationalization 1916, a 1991 White House dinner, and a year-ago miners strike. Birthdays cover Sir Ernest Weatherford, Dadtey de Chair, Charles St. Tramlin, Tawrence C. Phelps, and Vrithi Schell with brief origins.
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Constantinople
Amphitrite
South Wales
Boulogne
Albert
Senteh National Gallery
Edinburgh
Michigan
Detroit
Henry HW. Crapo
William HW. Hunt
Porto Rova
Fior
New Orleans
Carranza
Mexico
Prince of Wiles
Canlidee
White Horse
Ernest Weatherford
The
Oval Society
New Zealand
Sir Dadtey de Chair
New South Wales
Charles St. Tramlin
Federal Reserve Board
Toston
Tawrence C. Phelps
States Senate
Coloraido
Washington County
Vritzi Schell
Vienna
Festival of St. Rose of Lima Opens National Wool Show
The Festival of St. Rose of Lima is noted as the first canonized American saint. A speaking campaign begins in Maine ahead of the September 12 election. The annual wool show and sale opens in Salt Lake City under the National Wool Works Association. Pennsylvania marks a Sesquicentennial Exposition anniversary tied to English settlement. Regional conventions include American Legion posts and Elks units across multiple states. Northern Pacific announces a Portland to San Francisco main line link. Texas officials coordinate city marshals and state authorities.
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St. Rose of
Lima
Americas
Maine
Rai
Salt Lake City
National
Wool ¢Works Association
London
Pennsylvania
Englind
Bay
Northern Pacific
Portland
San Franciares
Poems 1 Love eOn a Fly Seat of Burns by Frederic Tavwrence Rowles
A fragmented OCR passage praises a poem about Burns by Frederic Tavwrence Rowles and notes connections to Burns in verse and Harvard Classics. It references Thomas Inesay ble and mentions Gen. Enrique Estrada and revolutionary plots in a garbled context.
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Burns
Frederic Tavwrence Rowles
Warvard
Peach
General Estrada Emerges as Obregon Era Powerhouse
The article outlines General Estrada’s rise within Mexican politics and military leadership. A veteran of the fighting against Huerta, he gained prominence as Secretary of War under President Obregon. Estrada hails from Zacatecas and was grouped among Obregon's influential figures, noted for his tactical skill and steady leadership during the May and June 1920 revolution.
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Jie
Obregon
Benjamin G. Thu
General Herrada
Zacatecas
Hue ‘Erty
Gen Estrada
Visitor Krishnamurti draws crowds at Worlds Series sighting
Jedru Krishnamurti, the Theosophist Messiah, visits the United States with Mrs. Annie Besant and proclaims a mission to unite world religions. He has appeared at Adyar temple demonstrations and is described as thirty-two avatars in a long preparation for his role, with followers praising his spirituality and athleticism.
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Ati IR Vesitiulele
Jedru Krishnamurti
United States
Annie Besant
Mahatma
Krishnamutti
Vyasa
Central Asia
Thoth
Zoroaster
Persia
Orpheus
Reece
Buddha
Todia
Jesus
Palestine
Mu'hammer
Arabia
Kristinamarti
Adyar
India
Krishnamurti
Tiny
Benares
Farmers face dilemma over senatorial race posture
Chicago August 30 The state farm leaders voiced confusion on whether to back Col Frank Smith or Senator McKilutey after the disclosure of large campaign funds from Samuel Tusil Smith’s rivals and trial of public official money links. Despite concerns they lean toward Smith for farm policy clarity and an early farm star term.
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Chicago
Shomaclhes
Col Frank Smith
Benator
Samuel Tnesi
Brennan
Tata
Bmtth
MeKintey
Smith
Pany
State Paitite Utilities Commission
The Gink Promises A Hard Selling Patter
A narrator proclaims himself a high powered salesman who breezes into offices to close deals. He uses movie like phrases and feels receptions are cold, confident in his ability to sell himself to an old bird in the office.
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Satesiman
Lane
Republic Byn- Aleate, Inc
Farm Leaders Warn on Electric Power Influence in Politics
Illinois farm leaders report large campaign spending by utilities signals risk of undue influence over public officials. They call for changes to the congressional Muscle Shoals committee and predict farm legislation will again dominate Congress this winter as farmers push equality for agriculture amid a Coolidge era shift.
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Joint Congressional Committee
Muscle Shoals
Charles Deneen
Jos $Llingis
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Midwest
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Congress
Amherst Social Notes and Local Games Summary
Amherst page items report Aug 30 notices from Miss Marguerite Moser, a Ladies Dime Society dinner on Sept 2, and community events. Lorain matchup: Chertin Motors of South Amherst vs Necessities A.C. of Lorain on Sept 5. Various arrivals and visits from Detroit, Cleveland, Lorain, Oberlin, and Jamestown area residents. A Labrador trading post sale story and a note on Japanese theatre performances conclude the fragment.
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Dime Society
Amherst
Ladies’ Dime Soariety
Mirat Congregational Church
Mro
John Pressler
Bank of England To Be Washed
London reports the Bank of England building to be cleaned after years of grime. Internal remodeling and outer wall cleaning aim to harmonize with a newer wing. Experiments test cleaning preparations for a thorough wash of the historic facade. A plan for rapid rail service between England and Russia may use large steam ferries to move trains across the North Sea.
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Bank of England
London
Threadneedie Street
England
Russia
North Sea
Finland
Baltic
Sweden
Germany
Mussolini Orders Villa Napoleon Restoration in Elba
Mussolini orders restoration of the Villa Napoleon on Elba, once Napoleon's exile home. The site housed a Napoleonic museum assembled by Prime The maidoi, spouse of Matilde Bona parte.
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Signor Mussolini
Napoleon
Elba
Prime Themaidoi
Matilde Bonaparte
Real service for prospective home builders ad
Prospective home builders are invited to see our Wednesday advertisement about the Builders Service System offering practical construction support and exclusive materials for projects.
Greatest Invention of the Age hides in a Woman
The saying attributes to a pioneer's remark that a woman’s method of concealment is this era’s most remarkable invention. The line hints at social wit and gender norms of its time, reflecting curiosity and satire about women and modern ideas.
Courtship Adage Philosophizes Flattery Over Gifts
A proverb notes that during courtship an ounce of flattery outweighs a pound of chocolate gifts. It emphasizes verbal praise as the more valuable gesture in early romantic pursuit.
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O. News
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Beacon Journal
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Crescent News
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Journal
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Anton
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Wickshire
Miss
Department of Miselasippi
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Department of Missouri
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Ind
Department of Indian
Cedar Point
Ohio State
HIK
Winchester
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Elks
Virginia Independent Telephone
Nireton
Fl Paso
Po- Vier
Virginia
Enrique Estrada
O. M
Illinois
Marguerite Moser
Lobralin Motors
Lorain
Chertin Motors
South Amherst
Necessities A.C
Agnes
Elizabeth Phillips
Vivian Sr
Rome
Fern Hahn
Navine
Kansas
Aire
Yellowstone Park
Mre
Charles Bruce
Wila Wagler
Carl Gin
Myrtle Kall
Adam Treussner
V. Treussner
Mias
Enid Baldry
Cleveland
George Stevenson
Milo Kendeigh
Oberlin
Japan
Salsbury
Jerry
Barked Goods
Cleveland St
Mason
West Ave
Ee Ress
Elyria Maytag CO
Middle Ave
Oberlin Hardware Co
Oberlin, Ohio
City Elec. Service Co
Wellington, Ohio
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