Secretaries Wilbur Admission on Shenandoah Flight
Under oath Secretary Wilbur admits Captain Lansdowne asked to delay and change Shenandoah routing for safety and publicity. He alleges the decision followed public interest and political aims, prompting calls for his removal to safeguard future crews and avoid reckless experiments.
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Wilbur
Shenandoah
Ilzaied Shenandoah
Department
Naval Court of Inquiry
Navy
Army
Sus
Eresj Ereai
Fighting the blocks over nomination power in politics
Columbus reports show political organizations alarmed by many possible governor candidates and the open primary. Leaders want to clear the field to avoid blocs controlling nominations while voters would rally behind the nominee after campaigns.
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Columbus
Fragmented Verse Fragments from a 270 Poems Series
A damaged OCR fragment presents garbled poetic lines about love and time. The excerpt alludes to themes of truth, constancy, and change, referencing love as a star and enduring value, with scattered names and phrases from classical and dramatic imagery.
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Eve
Yesterday and Today Anniversary Notes Across 13 Eras
A fragmented list of anniversaries, birthdays, and historical milestones from various dates and places including Gen P G T Beauregard, Charles B Farwell, and law makers. Mentions 1903 and 1914 events, church observances, and memorial services with scattered notes on locations like New York and Washington D C.
Birth of Ed Ris Magill and multiple national events
Ed Ris Magill known as former Swarthmore College president has a birthday note as a national meeting season opens. The sixty eighth annual meeting of the Methodist National Association of Local Preachers begins in Trenton New Jersey. Albertus Magnus College opens for the first time in New Haven Connecticut as a college for able women. Senator Hiram Bingham addresses Republican women in New England in Portland Maine. The Military Order of the World War led by Maj. Gen. George H Marines opens its national convention in New York City.
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Edris Magill
Swarthmore College
Methodist National Association of Local Preachers
Trenton
N. J
Albertus Magnus College
United States
New Heaven
Conn
Hiram Bingham
George H. Marines
York City
Fragmentary 45 Years Ago Notes From Fanses and Rail Talk
A damaged clipping mentions H. L. Fisher a former grocer at Fanses home and references the ERICAN ENION with wires strung east to west. E. Gates is cited for an article about the Big Four railroad and representation attempts to sell stock, plus a parade and a meeting in October.
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H. L. Fisher
Grocerrman
Fanses
E. Gates
Tosi
Representa
Zone Stockham
Prominent Senator Hiram Johnson Remains Outspoken
An OCR fragment recalls Senator Hiram Johnson with personal remarks about his wives and a playful exchange at a dance. The garbled text mentions youth and a humorous exchange between Johnson and a companion, reflecting informal era dialogue.
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Hiram Johnson
Parker elected to seat in the Senate
James S. Parker of Concord, a Republican, is elected to a seat in the Senate. The record notes his prior terms and affiliations as part of the Board Shien P. Coolidge’s query into investments.
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James
Parker
Cine
Shien P. Coolidge
Io Investicere
Snee
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
A fragmented column discusses ambition and belief, citing Bernard Shaw and Robinsons Mind in the Making. It notes Americans lack nerve and presents views on trade with Europe and South America and the influence of customs on thought.
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Grove Patterson
Bernard Shaw
Robinson
Warberians
No Retire Soon, Plan Early For Life After Work
The piece argues that American business men are stern while Latin Americans socialize more. traveling salesmen should learn leisure and build relations before pushing orders. It notes a New York primary election and democracy’s faults, then discusses immigration, self belief in business success, and the need to study intelligence trends and gender debates.
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Gar
All Mearsters and Ford Touring Ail Coupes and all einer Touring AM Sedans
All Mearsters and Ford Touring Ail Coupes and all einer Touring AM Sedans.
Kansas lawyer I Long chosen president of Americas Bar Association
Chester I Long of Wichita Kansas, a four time Congress member and Senate candidate, is selected to succeed Charles E Tinges as president of the Americas Bar Association. A Pennsylvanian by birth, he moved to Missouri as a child and later practiced law in Wichita after admission to the bar.
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Chester
I. Long
Charles E. Tinghes
The
Americas Bar Association
Kansas
Congress
United States
Wichita
Pennsylvenia
Missouri
Rane Sas
Berg
House
Fegtslature
Senate
Ecicbe
Jerry Sapsom
Real Hogsevelt
Man Bent on Pleasure Breaks, Says Caution in Nature
A philosopher notes that a pleasure driven man, described as presumptuous and arrogant toward nature, faces ruin. The statement warns against hubris and overconfidence in human wisdom.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
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Tsro
Lerain
Ohio
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Charles B. Farwell
John A. Logan
U. S
Illinois
Chicago
Sienden County
National Catholic Welfare Council
Washington, D.C
Leningrad
Russia
William H. Santelmannz
Mariage Band
Hanover
J. Torace McFarland
American Cs Federation
Janiata Cous
John P. Brooks
Clarkson College of Techorn
Kittery
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Wes Berkshire
Willam B. Bowhas
Congress of the
Alabama
Calaui2t County
Ala
Philadelphiz
Abe Martin
Piecrinze Ane Liss
Sergi
Oldham
South America
Europe
Crown Prince
Wales
Albert
America
Sears
Marcel Wases
Maen
Merica
Irector Ticpkins
Northwest
Lorain County Auto Service Co
T. Short
Mer
Tremont St
HOTEL
Eevria
Jority
EM. Andress & Son
Broad Street
Eo Thes
Loomis
Dixie
Webara
Hygenic Ice and Coal Co
North Maple
Roehl Oil Co
Lexe Ave
Statton
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Goodyear
G. M. Marsh & Son
West Ave
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