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Ambiguous indecipherable OCR text discusses a governor candidate with ties to Chicago and Wisconsin, mentions attorney general aims, 1808 leadership of a prohibition party, involvement in temperance orders, and writing works on presidents. The fragmentary source notes his residency, public speaking, and possible nomination in Chicago.
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Sheldon and Odell Tied to Big Corporation Drive
The article describes George Sheldon a New York Republican figure and treasurer of a national committee involved with major corporations. It notes his 22 corporate connections and nine state interests, plus Odell as a gubernatorial ally tied to large industry and shipping ventures.
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Governor Walter Feirene of Howell Faces Inquiry in Honolulu Case
A garbled historical notice describes Walter Feirene of Howell stepping into a controversy tied to federal governance in Honolulu. It mentions connections to the governorship of Hawaii Territory, debates over authority, and references to acts and appointments around a provisional government era. The text is fragmentary but centers on political roles and legitimacy during territorial transition.
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English leader faces unexpected critique in postwar education
The article describes McKenna, a fighting Englishman and former president of a British education group, as suddenly questioned by critics who doubt his grasp of reforms. His stance on reform faces scrutiny amid national debates on education policy and future direction.
Nation's Water Power Potential and Coal Demand Analysis
The article estimates United States water power capacity at about 80 million horsepower under certain assumptions, possibly reaching 150 million. Using a mid figure of 96 million, developing equal power in modern steam plants would need about 228 million tons of coal. with current engines, over 200 million tons coal would exceed 1906 production. Water power remains limited by rapid demand growth.
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Political conventions and state campaign plans discussed
The piece outlines Democrats and Republicans debating national and state conventions, venue concerns, and timing for September and early September openings. It notes figures like Sherman health issues and possible substitutes, hotel capacity worries, and the goal to launch the state campaign alongside the national convention. It mentions labor union organizers and the railroads, tuberculosis concerns, and delegates for the national meeting in Wellington.
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Yoel W." Kerb
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Sherman
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