Roosevelts Jersey City Visit Aids Dedication Events
The president arrived in Jersey City by train and was driven to the University Club and Union League Club to rest before attending the Chamber of Commerce dedication in New York. A large crowd gathered as he proceeded to the dedication, with breakfast at the University Club and visits to family and friends beforehand.
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New York
Roosevelt
Jersey City
Peneylvania
Ferry
Twenty-third Street
Sireet
University
Corpelur
Coure
Nicholas
Murray Buiter
Curl University
Meter
Sugars
Charaber of Commerce
Albaugh Congratulates Republicans in State Campaign
A damaged OCR text shows a Republican message from Mouton Albath, chairman, thanking workers and supporters for their efforts in a statewide campaign. It references strong GOP majorities in the state senate and house and urges continued party unity and service at county and precinct levels.
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Republica Ponanatttee
Senate
House
State Committee
Mont ¢Arnesthy
Yirur
Cotirn
Mouton Albatch
Raney
Lower Taxes and Reform Proposals Dominate Italy Situation
A fragmented report outlines remedies urged by Proposals for Italy including tax cuts and economic stabilization, with references to parliamentary action and leadership figures. The item notes calls for reducing peasant costs, tackling inflation, and shifting fiscal policy amid wartime scarcity and social unrest.
Fragmentary note on plans and tensions across states
A garbled text hints at conflicts involving Germany and El Minor, mentioning restrictions and expectations. It references emotions, muttering, and possible actions or reactions across regions, with unclear subjects and incomplete phrases.
Saye He Does Not Want to Return to the Senate
Nov t. New York reports rising opposition to Senator Platt as agitation over his retirement grows. Gossip links Richard Croker to potential aid for Platt’s foes and hints at a political realignment around Governor Owell and Chett. The piece notes party tension and suggests Platt may not seek re election, with a climate of intrigue surrounding the senate future.
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Senate
New York
Tapie
Carney
Chett
Mioum
Abe
Richard Croker
Dedi Pietl
Garrilor
Sorrow for Parr Officer Ends in Tragic Death
An officer in New York is reported dead after a string of events described as a somber sequence of distress. Witnesses recall a tense scene as patrolmen tried to intervene, with medical staff and the ambulance service rushing to the scene. The suspect and witnesses remain under investigation as authorities piece together the fatal chain of actions.
Hypnotism Case Tied to Murder Unfolds in Nov. Trial
A Garbled report details a murder case linked to hypnotism with names scattered and unclear. It mentions Miller, a white assailant, and a court scene as investigators pursue the truth about a killing within a store and nearby locations.
Burglar Attack Reported In Cincinnati After Nighttime Break-In
A Cincinnati resident reported a burglary targeting a pitcher identified as Harry Allcracy. The intruder reportedly entered through a back door and fled into the alley, prompting police to search the area. No injuries were reported, and investigators collected evidence at the scene.
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Harry Allcracy
Cincinnati
Reis
Metinath
tarre _Atamany
Regular Comic Opera as Supreme Court Reports Highlight Legal Litany
The text notes ongoing Supreme Court filings in the Coffert artoe case, with attorneys Hackney and associates challenging venue and presenting extensive briefs. It names the Santa Fe Railway conspiracy claim linked to Montgomery’s murder, criticizes counsel’s rhetoric, and references remarks by T. Dewey and others amid debate over conduct and decorum in state legal literature.
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Supreme Court
Coffert
Coffe
George C. Montgomery
Winfield
Lawrence
Hackney
Santa Fe Hallroad Company
Montgomery
WL Ranch
Athoeney Torrance
Hie
Kansies
Cowley
Meners
Fia
Courbe
A. Tyro
Persous
Carpenter Seeks Data From Ramsay Newspapers
Frenk G Carpenter asks Secretary for Kan Sas ververta data and Ramsay newspaper counts. He notes travel imprints and colonial era work, referencing Water for the “Goo Indien” at Stang field. November 10, 21, 12 cited.
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Frenk G. Carpenter
Ramsay
Petertcarad
Cifmen
Carpenter
Witer Af
Vatin
Emileriah
Stangfield
Died Dancing in New York Novelty Dance Hall
Report from New York states Elizabeth Symsbury Wilson of Bayonne New Jersey died after a joyous dance at Bast Fourteenth Street dance academy. She collapsed suddenly while dancing with partners. a physician summoned did not reach her before she died from an internal hemorrhage.
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New York
Lancing Academy
Fourteenth Street
Les
Ty Abe
Bert
Hesith
jEnitus
Elizabeth Syms
Bayonne
Summenea
Wamut
Markets Today Colorado Fuel Leads Weak Market Decline
Colorado Fuel is the only stock showing weakness in a markets roundup. In livestock trading, cattle prices softened with some weakness noted. Hogs declined by five to ten cents, reflecting a generally softer session.
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Colorado
St Louis
Lemis
Lee
Teaane
Treanm
Greece
Texas
Wall Street Jostles Through Uneven Trading Day
Wall Street opened with gains in AmeriFen shares and steady early prices but fluctuated as traders covered positions. Reports show modest advances in several sectors including copper and steel, with declines in certain commodities as metals and grains moved in tight ranges amid mixed earnings and weather impacts.
Digestant Kodoi Promises Quick Relief For Indigestion
An old advertisement extols Kodoi as a universal digestant that relieves indigestion by aiding digestion without relying on the stomach. It claims benefits like strengthened blood, reduced dieting need, and relief from piles and skin diseases, while weaving in stockmarket notices and various commodity quotations to evoke a bustling trade page.
Dodge City Home 108 Votes Cast in Soldiers' Home Returns
Election returns from the Dodge City Soldiers Home are parsed by counties and verified by clerks. Totals show 108 votes scattered across Crawford Sedgwick Cherokee Washington and other counties, with many small counts reported per locale.
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Dodge City
Soldiers’ Home
Dodge Chey Solflere
Ari Wey
Clarke
Crawford
Sedgwick
Cherokee
Weasiotu
Temvenworth
Bee
Deeame
Bhawner
Dovgine
Finewey
Gray
Mehde
Hourton
Gove
Harvey
Jefferson
Lavette
Pratt
Kawitie
Tree
Reno
Cowley
Caltex
Claud
Edwards
Frankiit
Maritton
Jewell
Jienon
Jovkton
Stafford
Mieat Somers
Kiyaynan
Nervon
Wasiinton
Pasence
Merrit
Graham
Kimworth
Dickineen
Chemtanqua
Centidalon
A Word of Hope and Other Dispatches From Elsewhere
A report from Spokane via Washington contains a hopeful message about R. P. Egan, presumed missing after a mountain party. It expresses belief he may return, while noting hopeful lines and uncertainty about his fate. Additional items include news of the Liberal University of Silverton moving to Kansas City and Mrs. Carter Harrison receiving a French medal for public instruction work. Also noted is a Michigan Central line via Chicago with connections to Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
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Chicago
H.A. A. Egan
R. P. Egan
Gpnat Northern Railway
Monaina
Enlin
Carter Harrison
W—Mra
Carter TH. Harreen
Henri Meroy
Eicomul
Alliance Francals
Mo Meroy
Ter
Smith Company to Open Kansas Auto Factory in Tentham Jetter
Historic first automobile lecture in Kansas traces the Smith brothers plan to locate a wetuerapbus factory in Tentham Jetter. The facility will cover a one story 49 WY Ini foot building, scale to six feet, with expansion as demand grows. Project led by Dr Clem Smith and Terry Stafford, who built the test automobile at Toneka. The venture aims to manufacture all parts in house using screw machines lathes grinders and other tooling. A drafting room and defense carriage shop will accompany a 100 machine per year plant with a $3 million employment outlook and high grade machines.
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Kansas
Smith Company Wetuerapbus
Tentham Jetter
Jouraiile
Clem Smith
Terry Stafford
Stafford
WilLoes
Smith Brothers
Manginetusins Company
Waa
Smith Company
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile Company
Teauiecaain
Wade
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