Insurgent and Teddy In Drift Toward Roosevelt Era
Fragmented notes describe a 1920s political conference with Insurgents from the central west and visitors from New York and Indiana. Roosevelt’s role is debated as Beveridge, Churchill, and others discuss strategy for New Hampshire and the conversion of insurgent support. The piece hints at a planned meeting on Pagamore Hill and outlines debates over conservatism and national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quater Hay
Saganore
Dudley Yowlke
Foulka
Roosevelt
Xuyeral
Ipdlanan
Beveridze
Wass
Central West
Arai
Bikesmore Bil
Gol
United States
Liberia sugar cane note hints at misread entries
Fragmented OCR text mentions Liberia sugar cane and several garbled names and terms. The readable parts point to a note or column with agricultural references, possibly a table or summary of crops, but the fragmentary nature leaves uncertainty about specific events, people, or dates.
Theodore Roosevelt's Wife Aids In Curious Scene
A crowded gathering yesterday in Minlechts In' old luckhiard saw Theodore Roosevelt's wife, during a meal, hold up her husband as he faced a surprising confrontation. Onlookers described the moment as odd and unsettling as the former president’s party observed the scene with interest.
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Minlechts
Pitt
Theodore
Roosevelt
Windn Carpenters Locked Out in Des Moines
Des Moines carpenters, organized by the Master Builders, refused to work with non union crews. All building contracts are declared endangered as disputes over work assignments and wage conditions draw in structural workers from Vinton and nearby areas.
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WINDN_ CARPENTERS
Des Moines
Wssnesa
Vinton Structural
Balldine
Ely
Émiley
Mrs Young Wins Out In National Educational Contest
Mrs Young of Chicago defeated Snyder, principal of the Colorado State Normal School, for president of the National Educational Association. The vote count shown was 316 to an unclear ratio, amid questions over a proposed substitution and committee recommendations.
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Howton
Mie
Young
Chicago
Snyder
Colorado State Normal Soticul
Ananela Leh
Mpa
Couns
World Markets Run Mixed as Gold Shipment Supports Prices
Trading on the Chicago market showed early losses turning to modest gains as several heavy stocks rallied from lows. Gold shipments strengthening from London to New York provided support while various livestock and produce prices moved with broad market volatility.
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Nfo
Keadig
Union
Pasitle
London
New York
Nacking Valley
Heinze Is Condemned in United States Court
Justice system records reveal Heinze has been sentenced to ten days in the United States jail following the circuit court of appeals decision upholding his conviction. The ruling notes the testimony supported the charges of obstructing and impeding justice, and the defense plans to seek a stay or appeal through the Supreme Court while awaiting mandamus action.
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New York
Welnge
United
Capner-company
Atouil Court of Appeals
Federal Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Velize
Staten Supreme Con
Heinze
Hia Prinan
Walnut introduction for bulls shocks Mexican ports
A scrambled report notes the “fungiish walnut” as a showpiece in bullfighting pills in Mexico. General Arnold Sheikin reported that Spanish ships bringing Enxllehydinite from Tutia and Santamer wheel are routed via Mexico City for bull feeding. The Mexico City Bull association is the largest buyer, keeping tram forty ta Atty hutla.
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Mexico
Cone
Arnold Sheikiin
Mexican
Tutiac
Mexico City
Taranaies
No Occasion Rejoice After Cherleton Lynching Reward Offered
Tefferson Missouri governor Hadley announced a $200 reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone involved in the lynching of a group of nine at Cherleton Sunday. The governor warned against retaliation and urged calm while officials investigate the incident.
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Tefferson
Tole
Hadley
Cherleeton
Readings on political rhetoric in early administration halls
The transcript sketches reactions to the new president and his agenda, noting supporters praising achievements and opponents debating cabinet appointments and potential policy moves. It mentions labor unrest, pending negotiations, and the mood shifts in Congress as leaders weigh future strategy.
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Axpee
Healey
Congress
Fdr Uf
Rat
Ar Paynu
Ted
Benerd
Sperker
Gannon aims raid into insurgent territory in Washington
The report notes Gannon plans a raid into the insurgent area near Washington with his own fleet and men. Details mention framed moves, potential confrontations, and the involvement of Freeman Nok Jor and Philly Camplieth in stable, high stakes action.
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Chicago
Washington
Ani
Philly Camplieth
New York Gold Import Echoes in 1740 Movement
The 1740 gold import drive raised about 4.78 million dollars in bars, with New York banks and Western lenders amid frictions. American securities sold abroad, Continental interests, and London banks influenced the gold flow. Bank of England holds near 3 percent rates to stabilize, while expectations of shifts in gold availability affect New York’s access to precious metal.
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New York
Vhuly
Loida
Chasea
Yale
Leas
President Wild Extends Vacation Amid Turmoil
Fragmented text mentions President Wild extending vacation amid unspecified turmoil. Other phrases reference sites, dates, and various names in garbled form, with no clear events or outcomes to anchor a full recap.
Mayflower dispute hints at leadership change
Fragmentary OCR shows names like myo havizan and Snow Denis tied to the Mayflower, with cryptic phrases about an immediate command and decisions. The text lacks clear events or dates, offering only hints of internal conflict or leadership issues surrounding the Mayflower ship or organization.
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Willatte Clon
Snow Denis
Weavy Shirmente From Lake Iron Ore Era
Fragmented OCR notes describe iron ore from Lake Superior to eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Mentions 30,000,000 tons ore moved via Sault Ste Marie canal and lakes Michigan and Huron. references 1900 production levels and yearly output around 80 per year figures.
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Warrington
Wis
Ohio
Penns
Ionnia
Huron
United States
Flance Holds Pugs in Army as Welterweight Bout Looms
New York July 1 Harry Lewis, the welterweight champion, plans a series of bouts to prepare for a challenge to Bran Branleyshel and Paphemingdately. He will drop weight to 163 pounds for a possible title shot, aiming to be ringable by October as he joins the army and trains in Parks amid a developing setup.
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Chicago
Fly Utter
Sly
New York
Harry Lewis
Ela Ant
Branlay Kelshel
Lowla le Uleo
Hsfuat
Lowid
Davelnj
Twenty Stories to Dose Millions Alert in Linda's Corridor
A unclear notice reports a planned meeting tomorrow in a theater district area near Linda's corner joint extending into Fehren. The item mentions a person Ware at Meedne, with reference to a Pettere lie High quant ds in Nah apereklyyanety Fin00.0.
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Mhlesgo
Urgenizabon
Linda's
Coroneit
Wnt
Faetenee Holevned
Lassillie Street
Die Coolie Ammain
LAND AGCERTS JOHNSON OFFER
Fragmentary text mentions land agreements and Johnson offer among garbled names. The readable fragments reference legal actions and property related terms, but specifics are unclear.
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Johnson
Lightning rods atop the White House project begins
Washington authorities announced the installation of lightning rods on the White House during President's absence, aiming to shield the mansion. Workers on twelve chimneys will place rods five feet apart around the roof, with no heating visible to the public and no impact on official functions.
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Washington
Lighening
Ae Haing
Villa Hous
Aft
Train arrival for Johnson N CH Caco sparks racial unrest
A chaotic scene occurred when Jack Jubneon returned to his home amid a cheering crowd and police resistance. A mob of supporters and bystanders followed him from the station, shouting and flooding the streets as officers struggled to maintain order and escort him indoors.
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Chiengo
Neghy
Magern
Jack Jubneon
Iis Bon
Indus
Hint
Tnderlis
Hanila
Httle
Mia
Blalth
Opium Factory Case in St Louis Shrouded in Graft Claims
Fragmented OCR reports a St Louis opium factory case with officials seized and agents detaining a man accused of contraband production. The piece hints at federal intervention and a tense investigation as authorities probe the operation and its control network.
Formosan Battle Incident Report With Heavy Casualties
An unclear June incident near Formosan forces involved native fighters and troops from several battalions. Reports say Lisnelrad was killed and G2 KMNed wounded while a Lemile Kids unit suffered fatalities, with allied artillery support dispersing the opposing forces.
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Nailviex
Shade Trees of Washington Attacked
Washington July 7 reports say shade trees on a block are under attack by a large pest causing rapid defoliation. Property owners struggle to repel the invaders as gardeners and caretakers fear for the trees' survival amid persistent damage and risk to nearby properties.
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Washington
Sualeroo
Warrington
Lietomuri
Unclear fragmentary note on hours and events
A fragmented OCR item mentions hours and a schedule with names and times but the text is garbled and unreadable, yielding few concrete details. It references Bethany and Olleslagers and a three hour period with forty five minutes, then uncertain terms and numbers.
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Bethany
Olleslagers
Todas
Recall of Famous Treaty With the Indians
Fragmented OCR notes recount a July 18 1765 preliminary treaty at Powea with Pontisg Otawwas and the Indian confederacy. The agreement shifted Indians’ allegiance from French to British influence in the eastern Mississippi valley and marked a step toward a monument in Adgir county. Detroit meeting with Chin Pantine and other chiefs led to mixed outcomes as allied leaders faced opposing factions.
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Bloonwington
George Qergian
Brlth
Powea
Pontisg
Mississippi Valley
Adgir County
Gotone Geophan
Chin’ Pantine
Detroit
Dalzieli Black Contest Case Goes to Courts
Pitaburg reports Josiah Caner filed a petition alleging the recount of the Tel Hinelt contest for the Brovienn cvn greantonal nomination does not reflect Black supporters. Judge Me de ballovest opens questions on why Tar Rohawk W, Black ty obtash Yeroune, amid contest filings.
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Pitaburg
Josiah Caner
Hennigel
Brovienn
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Mrs. Young
Colorado
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American Coal
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Payne
MTN
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Tista
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Vreyhes
Fiat
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Sean Urea
Ofron Y Ne
Euperio
Flance
Pugs
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White House
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Pete
ST. Louis
Waa
Ine Bing
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