Conference splits over party line and progressive surge
A wartime era debate reveals Republican hopes for a unified slate with Progressives. Officials project gains if candidates consolidate, while Progressives insist on fielding nominees in all districts, aiming to double their congressional representation in the next session.
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Belg Cinap
Sramen Ee
Bouss
Republcan
Congress
Apparest
Aes Barton Seamnes
Platinum 40 90 Ounce Records Lost In Transit
A garbled OCR fragment mentions platinum amounts and measurements including 14 and 4 ounce references. The text is unclear but hints at a cataloging or assay note involving platinum quantities and an organization or location initials AP1 AG 14 76 Bray. No coherent event or attribution can be established.
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Raperie
Awipas
Bray Ounede
Wie
Worth the Prics. A bore, cigars and talk
A bored man lounges with feet on a table as a lawyer discusses various topics. The bore jokes about loaning money and repayment, while the lawyer counters with a remark about scolding after a loan. The scene ends with the bore missing a crucial detail, wrecking an otherwise clever scheme.
Evidently Not Rover Removal Day Aged Gardener James Smith Woodeide
An 85 year old named James Smith Woodeide of Hires Aburdeen Hoolland remains at the same oak bedstead he was born in. He is described as very active for his age and works as a gardener.
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Gerrison
United States
Wet
Rover
James Smith Woodeide
Hires
Aburdeen
Hoolland
Five starre Teer report on awe and glory in play
A garbled news note references Teer and Balle with mentions of awe glory and a late cover story. Names appear misspelled and context unclear, but the fragment suggests sports or performance coverage with scattered proper nouns and retrospective tone.
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Balle
Gloria Larry
WED BY CHANCE IN A BANK HEIST PLOT
Stevens a Waterbury teller plans to steal four or five thousand dollars in hundred bills before a close on Saturday. He hides the loot, miscounts it, and learns Waterbury dies in a wreck with the money concealed in his clothes. Stevens is urged to take Waterbury’s job with a $2500 salary as the bank seeks a new head.
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George Muneon
Stevens
Waterbury
Thin
Old Wrigley
Ut Stevens
Brev
Stevena
Hke Harrison
Mary
Wrigley
Theo Stevens
Wrighy
Lille
Ley
Paty
Weill
New York
Watbury
W. G. Chap
New Paradise for Hunter in East Africa Found by White
Stewart Edward White reports a virgin hunting country in German East Africa where thousands of game, including Wildebeeste herds, roam freely. With his wife, he traveled after Roosevelt’s visit, secured German hunting permission, and planned to finish by December 1 near Victoria Nyansa.
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East
Africa
Stewart Edward White
Berlin
White
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. White
Victoria Nyanga
British East Africa
Wall
Lake Victoria Nyansa
Controversial Claim on Brain Weight of Japanese
A letter to the New York Times from Dr Banard Anthony Spitski of the American Anthropometric Society discusses brain weight comparisons. The writer cites 16 heavier brains than Prince Kateure in a sample of 108, claiming Japanese brains are generally lighter but comparable to lighter Europeans and superior to other races in similar stature.
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New York ‘Times
Banard Anthony Spitski
American Anthropometric Society
Waya
Prince Kateure
Fragmentary note hints at family dispute over inheritance
The text presents a jagged quote where a father asserts his daughter will get nothing, claiming he has enough to live on. The fragment implies a dispute within a family about inheritance and support.
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America
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Russia
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Chicago
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Wader
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