Wilson Regime Decried In Speech On National Dissatisfaction
Representative Carl W. Riddick of Montana assails President Wilson and the Democratic administration for causing widespread discontent, high costs, and economic distress. He cites unemployment, falling farm prices, and wartime unpreparedness as proof of policy failures.
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Carl—-W—Riddiew
Monana
Wilson
Woodie and Friends Accused by O'Hare and Post
In Fort Wayne Indiana the News and Sentinel notes Kate Richards O'Hare an anarchist and Louis F Post both attacking mothers of American soldiers and leveraging their closeness to President Wilson to justify favored statuses amid political controversy.
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Louis F. Post
Wilson
Fort Wayne
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Bank failure shocks Arkansas town at Blytheville site
The first bank collapse in years struck Blytheville Arkansas recently causing concern over flood risk and wartime plans. Local officials considered a cantonment during the war but the disruption was avoided.
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Arkansas
Blythedale
Man on Democratic Ticket Raises Odds at Company
Fragmentary text notes a man associated with the Democratic ticket has notable chances regarding a company. References include Mississippi and a Charlie Chaplin motif with an accident PRAM.
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Charlie Chaplin
Accident Pram
Too Late to Classify in Gallup Herald
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Daughter of Brigham Young Votes for Republican Ticket
Mrs Susa Young Gates of Salt Lake City, daughter of the late Brigham Young, and mother of Miss Lucy Gates, has voted the Republican ticket for decades. She notes Utah led in women’s suffrage, aided by her father’s legacy and Prophet Smith’s religious franchise. She and husband Jacob S Gates vote alike on local matters but differ on Congress and Senate, and she reflects on Utah’s long suffrage fight and its impact on politics today.
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United States
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Chicago
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Politina
Abigail Howe
New England
John Douglas
Washingen
Congress
Hones
Republican National Convention Sets Presidential Ticket
The Republican National Convention finished its work and named candidates for president and vice president. The Yorkville Kendall County Record notes pride in the selections and calls for electing these men to end autocratic demagogy and restore Republican rule, prosperity, and peace.
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United States
Yorkville
Ill
Kendall.Co. Record
Harding Birthday and Election Coincide in Anomalous Timing
A scrambled note highlights Senator Harding's birthday aligning with an election in November. It notes the term of office expiration on Inauguration Day and mentions political angles around the Democratic stance on the wall project, with fragmented references to Kansas City and Missouri.
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Harding
Cmoiansas
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Public officials urged practical policy over grand theory
A public note argues officials tire of oversized intellect and seek sensible action. The piece, from a Tribune in South Bend, criticizes endless course debates and calls for clear, results oriented governance.
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Bend
Worden and Bella Vance in a Rural Dream Tale
Dale Worden visits the Vance family in a heritage bird study, falls for Bella, and plans marriage. A grand tree house home and an estate fire set a poignant backdrop as they begin a life together in a paradise of nature and birds.
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Mr. Vance
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Bella
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Dale ‘Worden
Fragmentary text preserves limited names and phrases
Incomplete OCR yields scattered words and quotes about a husband and a woman named Jane. The readable items include phrases like her, husband, and an unclear reference to Arar or AnORNta Jane, with no clear event or context.
Practice in All Courts of New Mexico and Arizona
Legal notice style summary noting office location at 107 W Coal Ave and 205 Coal Ave. Mentions inOffice practice across New Mexico and Arizona, with bar memberships in the United States and New Mexico Supreme Courts. No specific case details or dates provided.
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Arizona
Supreme Court
United States
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Mexico
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Cabinet 4 for Harding Suggeste by Chicago News
Reports list potential Harding cabinet picks including Root Hughes Van i p Wood Lindley M. Garrison Capper Yon Ken yon Hays Weeks Lowden Hoover and Lodge comments on Wilson as autocracy. Historic newspaper tone notes five months to election and GOP reaction.
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Wood
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Navy
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Interior
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Illinois
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