Debs Named Socialist Presidential Candidate Amid Turmoil
At the Socialist national convention Eugene Debs was acclaimed as the presidential nominee while serving a federal sentence for espionage. Seymour Stedman was named vice president candidate as chaos and security concerns surfaced during the gathering.
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Reas
Eugene Debs
United States
Socialist Party
Atlanta
Thors
Ben
Debs
Seymour Stedman
Chicago
Kate Richards O'Hara
Kansas City
Closing Exercises for the Tonopat Schools
Fragmented OCR text describes a school closing program with scattered names, dates, and places. The readable portions mention Tonopat schools and various individuals and events tied to a closing ceremony.
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Tonopat
Unclear historical peace treaty debate text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a peace treaty argument with scattered terms and names. Readable items mention officials and groups in a debate context but the full event and participants remain obscured by garbled text.
Carranza Hemmed In By Enemy Near San Marcos
Rebel forces close in on President Carranza near San Marcos about 150 miles from Vera Cruz as packing of government funds continues. Dispatches say Carranza fled Mexico City with 27 000 000 pesos and treasurer support shifts to rebels amid leadership conflict in La Madera. Freight congestion prompts urgent transport actions to relieve production strains.
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Cayranza
Sant Marcos
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Mexico City
Rebiele
Sam Dunham Buried Today in Washington DC
Sam Dunham desert bard and former Tonopah Miner owner died Monday night in Washington DC and was buried this afternoon under Masonic auspices in the family plot near Washington. Dunham, known in Southern Nevada for his desert tales dating to Tonopah's boom days and Goldfield, wrote for a New York technical magazine. His wife Ella W. Dunham lived in Tonopah and hosted a fine Belmont Avenue home.
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Sam Dunham
Tonopah
Washington, D. C
Wright
Washington
Belmont Ave
Durham
Uncle Sam
Dr Henry Suasalo Addresses Trade Diplomacy Message
Dr Henry Suasalo of the University of Washington spoke before the National Foreview Trades Council on diplomacy as a guarantor of life and property. His address referenced wartime commerce and the pre civil war era, urging a spirit of conquest to mature trade policies.
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Henry Sursalin
Preel
University of Washington
National Forview ‘Trades Counel
Suasalo
Cable change questioned in naval investigation claim
Secretary Daniels told a senate committee that a cablegram introduced by Rear Admiral Sims had been altered and Daniels signature substituted. He stated the original cablegram showed a different signature and noted the concluding paragraph endorses American vessels with guards as safer when sailing independently.
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Senate
Sims
The
Naval Investigation
Wilson Appeals to Churchmen in Message to Baptists
President Wilson writes to the Southern Baptist convention in Washington calling for a great Christian gathering to focus on spreading ideals of liberty and orderly peace to the world. He says the issue is whether the church can help Christian peoples realize these aims.
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Washington
Wilson
Southern Baptist Convention
Lodge Amends Peace Treaty with Germany
Washington says the provision in the Republican peace resolution asking the President to open negotiations with Germany for a separate treaty was stricken out today on motion by Senator Lodge Republican Swader.
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Washington
Germany
Lodge
Swader
Gas famine hits Oregon fueling shortages nationwide
A disrupted supply chain leaves Oregon service stations low on gasoline and other fuels. Posts from Baker and Harney areas report scarce supplies with motorists facing limited options today.
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Ev Eral Parte
Oregon
Wight
Paauiaw
Baker
Johnson to tour East and Midwest for Republican nomination
Senator Hiram Johnson will tour eastern and middle western cities between now and the Republican convention in Chicago to test support for his presidential bid. The announcement came from his headquarters in New York.
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Prema
New York
Hiram Johnson
Middie
Chicago
John Pth
World grain stability talks set for May 19 meeting
Wheat director Judas Barnes urged government officials leaders of Congress and railroad representatives to meet May 19 to discuss plans to stabilize the world grain market after the United States termination of the GENIN Corporation on June 1.
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Washington
Judas Barnes
Con Vgree
United States
Genin Corporation
Governor Hunt Goes Minister to Siam
A report notes Governor Hunt is designated minister to Siam with Alan Wax advising. The Foreign Relations committee discussed the appointment, and a formal decision is awaited.
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Governor Hunt
Siam
Chicago set for fourteenth Republican convention at Coliseum
The text outlines preparations for a major Republican convention in Chicago with Upham as longtime organizer and treasurer. It notes rising costs from 70 000 to over 150 000, secured safety measures for admission cards, and the focus on seating, decorations, and security with thousands attending and delegates pledged from various districts.
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Phan Tims
Chicago
Prota: Diy
Republic OM
Ahmed Cofkeeumi
Corverton
Uphum
Alering
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Sears
Wight Winnmale
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Printing graft ties back to Wilson report
Fragmented OCR text references a graft involving Wilson and printing, with mentions of entities and dates unclear. The passage cites Breen, Hartt, and a central control by government publications and executive roles, but specifics are unreadable.
Changes paper to keep help changes paper to keep help
Fragmented, unreadable OCR text mentions changes to a newspaper and possible reprint or edit notes. The readable portions reference a missing image and formatting issues, suggesting editorial corrections or retitled items without clear events, dates, or people.
Abolishes Student Bodies Feud Shocks School Officials
Fragmented OCR text shows confusion over abolition of student bodies at a school, with garbled phrases referencing teachers, vice principals, and authorities. The readable parts imply a restructuring or disbanding of student organizations and associated notices.
Threats against polygamist leader spark security alert
A note in the city records reports threats aimed at a polygamist community figure. Police say the warnings prompted a safety review and increased patrols near the residence and associated meetings.
Goldfield Kamels Dance in Tonopah
A garbled cache of names and phrases appears to describe events around Goldfield and Tonopah. The fragmentary text mentions dances, individuals, and various jumbled terms, but lacks coherent detail or verifiable facts for a clear summary.
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Goldfield
Kamels
Tonopah
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