Opinions of Patriots and Suffrage Debate in Wartime Virginia
Fragmented opinion piece arguing against women’s suffrage with quotes attributed to Governor Fleming and others. References to Theodore Roosevelt, Buckley, and religious leaders, framing suffrage as a moral and political threat. Contains political rhetoric about home, governance, and voter impact with several misread names and garbled OCR text.
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Flvatitis
Virginia
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Fleming
Buckley
Aman
W York
Chey Basto
Wittiass
Mara
Theadore Roonevelt
Amerjoy
Theadore Roosevelt
Pny Anand
Tony Crates
Aiwt
Hiwa
College Presidents Endorse Governor Hughes in Uglies League Push
A group of nineteen college presidents including Jacob Echurman Cornell and Beernest Hopkins Dartmouth announce enrollment in the National College League and pledge support for Governor Hughes. Campaign manager George Compton says leaders across the nation show sympathy with Hughes and aim to back a pure presidency opposed to President Wilken.
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Uglies National College League
Hugo
Sinetoum
Lown
AAIL
Mughoni
Ioasue
Jacob & Echurman
Cornell
Pawne
Brown
Benest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth
Hatching
Silchigen
Eagar F Smith
Pennsylvania
Ehmer E. Brown
New York University
John Henry MacClarken
Lafasotte
CA. Rinunina
Union
Wiley Lam A. Shanklin
Werlevun
Fuss
Unown
Rochester
James I. Dus
Ayricuwo
Huery YP
Tydeon
Chibik
Frank Strong
Kanne
Heman
Bompus
Tufte
William 5. Crawford
Allegheny
Albert E. Stith
Ohio
Len Ni Hollis
Worcester
Jamon A. Th Suherer
Throop College of ‘Perhnology
John A. Gregg
Edward Watery College
Jacksonville
Fla
George Tirokaw Compton
Leagua
Fuhailils
Siresident
Hughes
Wilken
Crime Surge Shocks Southern Newspapers
Southern papers warn that crime rose sharply last year, led by Memphis and Chattanooga, amid prohibition enforcement. Arrests climbed about twenty percent, with murders and liquor-related offenses blamed on saloons, bootlegging, and “blind tiger” operations. Atlanta Macon and other cities reported record violence as jail and police records show growing disorder across Tennessee Georgia and nearby states.
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Lawlasuiens
Nquor
United States
Memphis
Chattantoca
Georgia
Atlanta
Macon
Joel Dailier
Ward
Jes
Atffrayn
Aulanta
Holse
Alnbury
Carolina
Tennessee
Georgi
West Virginia Takes Part in Capital News
Washington dispatch reports West Virginia figures in a broad Capitol press round up. The piece notes ongoing campaign events, remarks by politicians from the state, and shifts in post office pay procedures affecting rural carriers and clerks during the forthcoming inauguration week. It mentions West Virginia figures connected to campaign rallies in Mountaineer towns, and names several local officials and residents involved in broader political talk and administrative changes nationwide.
Judge Scores Shiftless Father for Large Family
A Kan kase City report condemns a father for having many children beyond his ability to provide. The judge’s harsh sentence sparked local debate over family responsibility and public welfare duties. The article notes community reactions and the social stigma of large families amid economic strain.
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Kankah City
Diola
Wien
City Javenite
Henry Deed Caine
Yanzy
Johnny Aitken Breaks Track Record at Indianapolis Race
Johnny Aitken of Indianapolis won the race at 100 miles on the Henry Ford Gay track, setting a new American record of 66 minutes 97.16 seconds and an average speed of 105.88 miles per hour. Frank Galvin, Howard Willcox, Ronin, and others chased through the field as tire and pit delays affected timing and outcomes.
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Johnny Aitken
Indianapolis
Mide
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Henpahead
Aitken
Frank Galvin
Howard Willcox
Alken
Altken
Fyennty Milen
Dario Resta
Wilin
Ronin
Galvin
Witlcox
Seventy Five Indicted for Whiskey Violations in Girard
A Girard grand jury returned seventy five indictments for alleged violations of the prohibition law. The cases involve several city officials and prominent residents. Indictments follow actions by the state attorney general and reflect ongoing enforcement efforts in the area.
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Girard
Ala
Hase Avon van Drourm
Soni
Automobile Lost In A Field Of Giant Corn At Magon City
Scattered notes describe a car found in a cornfield near Magon City on October 18. The vehicle, previously missing after passing a train, was discovered by Martin in poor condition and could not be moved until a front area was cleared.
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Fing
Martin
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Ale Works
Mesa
Women gown trimmings condemned by fire chiefs
In New York on October 1 the fire department warned that inflammable gown trimmings used by women are a fire hazard. Chief officials urged elimination of such trim to reduce risk, noting recent incidents and urging reform in dress accessories.
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Wilson
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