Cape Cod Canal purchase question looms in Congress
The Senate funds a rivers and harbors bill at about 70 million for nationwide improvements and includes a 11.5 million cost to buy the Cape Cod canal. Critics question value, noting prior failed efforts and lack of strategic naval use, while suggesting railroads receive more favorable treatment. The piece argues Missouri limits and urges proof of worth before public funds back the project.
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House
Cape Cod Canal
Washington
Cape Cod
New York
Bostor
Congress
Avery
Missouri
Great Lakes
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Middle West
Page George Again Seeks George to Solve Air Traffic Chaos
The piece notes a head-on crash at Chanute Field killing four army officers while joking about overburdened decisions. It contrasts American aviation woes with a distant Russian port under scrutiny amid slavery debates and broader social evolution. The author wryly suggests “page George” to solve mounting problems including election formats.
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George
Chanute Field
Charlotte Mills Stars In Who's Guilty Play Adaptation
Charlotte Mills Abe daughter of Mrs Mills, slain with Edward Hall four years ago, takes a lead role in Who's Guilty, a stage adaptation focusing on murder and moral fibre in society.
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Charlotte Mills Abe
Mills
Edward Hall
Unclear moral lapse in film industry sparks public concern
The text condemns a movie company for proposing a problematic scene aimed at American audiences. It argues such content disrespects viewers and tests public standards, suggesting the company underestimates the crowd and risks confirming a low standard if the scene is produced.
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Geome
Notable 19th Century Figures and Events Remembered
Yesterday and today mark anniversaries of figures like James T. Morehead and Woodrow Wilson, with births, deaths, and achievements across U S states and Britain. Other notes include rail disaster implications in Indiana, political declarations, and birthdays of scientists, poets, and politicians across multiple regions.
Birth centennial observances and honors noted
The article lists upcoming commemorations and honors for Woodrow Wilson and other figures, including a centennial birth tribute in Washington at the National Cathedral, a ceremony in Virginia for a planter’s birthplace, and various awards and dinners in New York and Montreal. It mentions envoys and leaders traveling to attend events and a scheduled gathering by historical associations and fraternities across multiple cities. The tone reflects a broad array of ceremonial recognitions and planned tributes.
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Woodrow Wilson
Towa
Jame Ater
United States
Tod
Betty Daher
We Newton
Baker
Joan Philpieat O
Los Angeles
Auinies Cary
Woodrow Wil Can
Dipiscopal National Cathedral
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Stamley M. Bruce
New York
Canada
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Woodie
Wilton Round
Sien
Ha Tees
Histor
Reiang Choileges
Ijeche
ABE MARTIN Neckties with Steavens Family in Story
Abe Martin delivers a clipped quip about the Stevens family while a debate over a plug and coal ends with a reflection on the world’s size. The text blends rustic humor and rural character references in a fragmentary scene.
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Queen Marie
Imaindin
Zoh
Tel Minkley
Deatbs Kates Na Nae Mer and Educational Fragments
Fragmented OCR text references teachers federation groups and American associations with scattered names and places. The readable content mentions St Louis and Leicester with unclear event markers. It resembles a garbled historical note on postwar education and fraternal or national associations without coherent details.
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Kates Na Nae Mer
Kuppa Alpi
Eestony Davesal Cratergity
Chagus- Uh
Bpsilon
Edad Fratersai Chieuational Commeceta
Teachers’ Federation
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SOY Martie Teaers
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Colonel Ayres portrayed as industrial planner and war veteran
A scrambled profile of Colonel Leovand Ayres, Vic President of Closehind Truse Company, born at Niantic on September 28, his Boston University 1902 graduation and educational work, plus wartime service as chief statistics officer. It outlines industrial prospects, manufacturing trends, and banking cautions amid economic recovery and auto output declines.
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Vic
Closehind Truse
Jeonard Porter Ayres
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Porm
Niantic
Boston
Berbie
Amecate Conmimissiun
Poem Fragments Reflect on Love and Loss in Quiet Moments
A fragmented, antique style meditation on love and mortality, quoting phrases about poetry, wisdom, and the cost of language. It juxtaposes references to a poet, a grocery store scene, and an old soldier, hinting at themes of memory, speechlessness, and the passage of time.
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Stlener
B. seyeTa
Ward
Arious
Fragmented Speech on Liberty and Religion in Early America
The text reflects a torn, OCR-like stream of phrases about liberty, religion, and early Christian history. It weaves references to Jewish mythologizing, Puritans, Sabbatarianism, and debates on Sabbath observance, linking ancient beliefs to colonial rights and government authority, with scattered names and fragments suggesting a fragmented historical newspaper record.
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Utedas
Messier
Uros Iyas
Fragmented Voice of the People text page note
Incoherent reader letters page fragment discusses religious themes and historical phrases about creation and rest. The passage contains garbled names and phrases, incomplete sentences, and unclear references making precise meaning difficult.
Rumored Crown Prince Figures in See IG of A Courie
Fragmentary note claims a crown prince Adel and others amid a conjectural scene involving Primera Ingrid and a musical tribute. The garbled text references events, titles, and people with uncertain connections to a royal succession or court intrigue.
Oslo rumors hint at new lodge for rent reform in cold Oslo
In Oslo a curious society forms focusing on terrace of provectine wale and female tenants. a club house with rooms for rent and a restaurant is planned. The push includes a housing reform movement amid widespread tenement rents as the press organ debates public access and protection. Notable figures like Dr. Abunderson and Alexanderson are cited in visions of transatlantic cooperation and rapid radio progress with a 3000 mile link.
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Ugre
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