Woman for Congress Referendum Ticket Named in Denver
In Denver on August vote results of the Sonalist party present Ida C. Howler of Denver as candidate for Congress. Edward C. Boyer of Denver named for governor with R A Southworth as lieutenant governor. Cert Whitehead for attorney general and William N. Nesh as state treasurer are listed among the ticket selections.
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Denver
Col
Sonalist Party
Roginalon
Congress
Ida C. Howler
Edward C. Boyer
R A Southworth
Cert Whitehead
Den'n Termmant
Senate
Tsien
Georges Brarnold
Goleon
William N. Nesh
Deita Weemeeeneenr
Anne Toe
Parrott
Filipinos In Office Governor Taft Testifies Loyalty
Governor Taft testifies that many former insurgent leaders appointed to civil posts have proven honest and earnest, despite wartime status questions. The defense in the Freedom Station case calls Taft to support loyalty claims and note trust in appointees.
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Taf
Manila
Freedom Station
Taft
Mer
United Stat
Town Deserted After Quake Shock Hits Ocean Steamer
The steamer Kambynes reports finding Champorteo Guatemala deserted as an earthquake drove away the entire town. The vessel discharged cargo with its own crew since no longshoremen could be found. A separate item notes the King and Queen bound for Scotland as their sailing plans unfold from New York.
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San Diego
Cal
Kambynes
Begin
Central America
Champerteo
Guatemala
Scotland
New York
Yacht trip plan hinted after Aberdeen visit
The fragment hints at a possible sailing excursion next month from Aberdeen to Copenhagen. It mentions meeting high figures including a king and an emperor, but details remain unclear. The passage suggests travel and diplomatic prospects tied to a royal audience.
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Aberdeen
Copenhagen
King of
Murdered Wife Accused Husband in Albany Incident
Minnie Masterson was killed last night and her husband James Masterson jailed on murder charges. He claims a stranger attacked their group after a Louisville trip, three shots fired at the attacker and two at him, with a wounded arm as he was arrested. Kansas City official seeks rail reconsignment terms and a hearing set for Tuesday at the Coates House.
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Albany
Ing
Minnie Masterson
James Masterson
Louisville
South Street
Willie
Masterson
Kansas City
W. P. Trickett
Transportation Bureau
St. Louis
Senta Fe
Hook Island
Missouri
Burlington
Coates
Native constabulary ambush leaves several wounded
In a late quarter incident ten members of the native constabulary were ambushed. One constable was killed, two wounded, and two captured. Seventy officers pursued the attackers in pursuit of the assailants.
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Waa RI
Ia-J
Tulsa News Details 1 Cent Payment to Traders
Aug 2 Tulsa reports the final details of the 1 cent payment to traders by the Indians. Amounts due were withheld from each annuitant’s pre rela share, totaling 08279.14 and divided among twenty four recipients.
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Tulsa
Fragmented note on cholera and deaths in 1924 report
A partial OCR fragment mentions cholera, a mortality total reaching 24.06, and an unclear reference to deaths and dates. No clear persons, events, or organizations are legible enough to confirm specifics. The readable content centers on health and mortality context rather than a complete incident.
Santa Fe Home Visitors Excursion Tickets to On Points in Mer
A note on the Santa Fe excursion for home visitors outlines ticketing details and travel points in the mer region. The message hints at organized routes and timings for participants.
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Mer
Pawnee and Clay Counties Vote in Tumultuous Conventions
Pawnee county Republicans nominate ticket headed by A. A. Sharpe and J. F. Whitney with tight sheriff contest between J. W. Evans and E. Schelster. Clay Center Republicans and Democrats adopt straight county tickets after fusion talks falter. Osage Socialists present a Wise ticket with county officers named. Rough summary of state political alignments across counties and upcoming campaign dates.
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Larned
Kan
Pawnee
Republican Foncestee
A. A. Sharpe
J. F. Whitney
Mr. Krider
Gers
de Treusier
Brockton
Clyde Washburn
Lee B. & Winchester
Wilson Smith
Afra
Jennie Evans
Pawnes Rock
Chester T. Long
Clay Center
Wac
Assond Sonfersace
Tees
P. Jones
W. McLaughlin
Surveyor
Chal
Siuntee County
Igh
Preste
Marty
Ybete Dent Workers
Sixth District Notes Highlight Local Political Sparks
Reports from Hill City Norton Plainville and surrounding areas describe state printer talk in Hill City, convention plans in Norton and Plainville, and fusion discussions. Republicans, Democrats and Populists weigh candidates like J S Parks and W Hoch as parties push for local offices and a possible state printer contest.
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Hipubicas
Morgan
Hill City
Batley
Burrow
D. W. Little
Wallace County
Wage
Hoxie
Sentinel
Socaliata
Norton
Wormruse
Graham County
HU Ciy
Bailey
Hanne
Noel Ee
Berlin
Natoma
Fustonluin
Jonas. Parks
Parks
Des
John B. Dykes
Congress
IDE Steds
Rooks County
Plainville
A. 2
Ee 'W. Hoch
F. A. Chipman
Ngrestian Reeder
Woodmen OF of America
Walds
Republicas
T. Kelly
Vv. C. King
Ardmore Man J T Wilker Involved In Personal Crisis Incident
Fragmentary report from Ardmore describes J T Wilker and an associate amid a personal crisis near Ardmore. Details are unclear but indicate a shooting and deteriorating condition. Authorities appear to be taking charge as the situation unfolds with family estrangement noted.
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Ardmore
J. T
S. A. Wilkerson
Ithe
Fragmented OCR Summary From Unknown Article
The readable fragments reference an Anglophone place and events, but concrete names, dates, or actions are unclear. No clear人物 or organization identified. The text appears garbled and incomplete, offering limited factual anchors for a reliable card.
Patchy Snippets Highlight Local News In Indiana And Kansas
A jumble of items from Snapshots at Home news notes reaches Indiana and Kansas. Reports mention Mrs J Furia aiding Mea Burris, asylum fest plans, and gasoline stove hazards. Parkhurst Davis Company and The Smith Company advance local business with new work and plant readiness. A church sermon at Washburn College, city parade remarks, and court mentions appear amid weather delays and a damaged Fillmore Street incident.
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Ind
J. Furia
Aeagalias
Abe
Webb
Noga
Biell Wilaen
Jefferson
Kansas
Smith Company
Parkhurst
Davis
Delsto
New York
Fillmore Street
Frank Hughes
Coume
and the Brave
Craddock
Alabama Primaries Report Shows No Governor Nominee
Fragmented text notes Alabama primaries with no declared governor candidate. Mentions March expiry for a cited official and confusion over incumbency. References named individuals loosely and an apparent order or action affecting a town, with unclear details and multiple garbled segments.
Bay to Saturday at Sheepshead Bay Stakes Draws Prospects
At Sheepshead Bay New York August 25 race organizers anticipate a strong field for the Bay to Saturday event with more than thirty entries. The prize money totaling 61508 will be split among the winner and other placers as the century old race regains luster among horsemen.
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New York
Rhee
Bay
Sam
America
Beesee
Proctor Knott
Dragged From His Car After Trolley Incident
A party of 15 Italian travelers on New York's S-Boulevard Avenue and Potter Place was struck by a trolley car. A man named Nell pulled the motorman away and was beaten. A mob attempted to drag the motorman to a tree. Passengers intervened and saved him. The injured man, O'Neil, fled with others.
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New York
Aue
Paris marchioness born to kinship and exile
A fragment notes a Paris born marchioness in 160s, who married Hopkins, died in 1064. It lists five surviving relatives, all living abroad except Constantine L von enthel, who remains cited in the record.
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Howkins
Paris
France
Hopkins
Constantine L von Enthel
Miles Going to Manila Sails for Philippines
New York dispatch notes Miles plans to sail for the Philippines within weeks. He declines involvement in any negotiations or actions beyond his general duties, stating he will have nothing to do with outside matters. A Washington informant reports the intent of the senior officer to travel.
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New York
Miles
Philippines
Rays 8
Herald Dispatch
Civ
Pothiar
Mies
Selalore
Washington Aeetan Sauree
Count of Church Goers Article Fragment
Fragmentary note from Chicago in August notes church attendance tied to Herald campaign events. Mentions churchgoers, religious participation, and urban crowds, but lacks clear dates, organizations, or a full event description.
Reed Off the Clit New York Hug Louis J Conway
In New York authorities investigate a hazy incident involving Louis J Conway as details emerge about a powder found and related items. The fragmentary report hints at a departmental inquiry and possible connections to local events.
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Reed
New York
Hug
Louis J. Conway
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