Speaker Cannon Denounced by Methodists in California
At the Southern California Methodist conference closing session in Los Angeles on February 28, resolutions censured Speaker Joseph G Cannon of the House of Representatives. The body urged Christian citizens in his district and across the United States to oppose his reelection and prevent him from again becoming Speaker. The denouncement followed criticisms from historians and speakers during the gathering.
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Los Angeles
Hemt
Southern
Californie Methodist Conference
Joseph G. Cannan
House of
Santo
Cannon
Speastias
Peery’s Crescent Flour Promises Easy Baking
A vintage ad touts Peery’s Crescent Flour as the ideal baking aid. It claims the flour makes light, reliable bread with no need for extra doctoring, presenting a bold promise of quality from start to finish.
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Peery
Fragmentary note on political rancor and speaker row
A partial OCR fragment hints at a heated exchange involving a speaker and a widening spread of hostility. The text shows tension as opponents challenge the speaker, suggesting a charged public or parliamentary setting with unresolved disagreement. Entities are unclear due to missing context.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Appeal In Bank Case
The Noble State bank of Oklahoma appeals a supreme court decision in the case involving the Oklahoma Townsend guaranty law. Judge Hagkell chairs the state banking board, with the bank named principal defendant. origin in Logan County district court, demurrer upheld, appeal to the state supreme court affirmed the county court. The high court ruled the law not contrary to the federal or state constitutions, with political interest noted around Democratic platform criticism. Proceedings may move before the November election.
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Wautdngton
Noble State Bank of Oklahoma
Tha Supreme Court
Athat Alate
Olahoton
Docielsd Joha
United States
Hagkell
Maly Banking Board
Tha
Guna
Lagan County Iatriet Court of Oklahoma
Hlek
Nuproms Court
Sidte
Aunreme
Sedaru
Utate
Democratic National
Beosusa
Brren
Ninety One Second Lieutenants Named
Washington reports the war department named ninety one new second lieutenants from civil life after a competitive Fort Leavenworth examheld in July. The large class reflects expanded coast artillery and June West Point graduations.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Coast Artillery
Congress
Claus
Weet Point
Rains to Be Followed by Cooler Temperatures
Washington dispatch reports a stormy spell ending tonight with heavy rains across the country. Tomorrow will see a temperature drop of about 6 degrees as Garriott predicts. Rain should ease by tomorrow in the middle Atlantic states, with continued showers for twenty four hours in parts of New England.
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Washington
England
Shora
Wilime Parker
Ogden
Baron
Tnentre
Juymuss Mmbeswador
Kal Hara
Jupaoene
Ogden Fair Opens With Notable Crowds And Talks
Ogden crowds fill the fair grounds with visitors from nearby towns as speakers including Hon. Tweaph Howell and L. A. Marnines address the gathering. A day of contests, prizes, and entertainment unfolds with notable attendees, while an arrest for a dog ownership case looms. A temperance lecture series continues at local churches, drawing substantial audiences.
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Mort Witly
Phaton
Jolly Frinoant
Payeun
Nalkane
Wan
Than
Mattern
Tha Hon
Tweaph Howell
L. A. Mar
L. A. Mar Hnean
Plel- Toru
Cantheld of
Mantelly
Nev
Qyden
Labor Assembly forms and county notices amid meetings
Reports from the Lawar Men-At-Amest Jas assembly at the Cedan Tradve om shed light on local order efforts. Committees vow future perfecting a local ardor while Labor Night at the Four-County Fair promises a migrant event. Died: George H Garner, 28, after typhoid pneumonia.
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K.P. Rhodgruse
Blacktont
Tate
Ea Altor
Gydin Tor
Lawar
Amaet Jas
Committe
Fourneyment Oreosavers
C. Nowlin
T. Gierk
Notion Prize Draw at LSlar Barbershow Tollway
Lottery style promotion lists prize numbers and call times with many garbled lines. It mentions a third prize of 320 and a noon drawing at 18:00 from October dates. Names and exact numbers are inconsistently presented and some items appear misprinted. The item thanks readers for support and promises a future prize.
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Batardins
Satara
Street Car Service To The Fair Grounds
Street car service to the fair grounds will run direct after request with one change at Salt Lake. Schedule shows departures from Halt Lake on Sept 5th and Oct 9th. Round trip fare listed as $1.10.
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Sde'elock
Denver
Rid Grande
Salt Lak
Spada
Settlement Ravaged by Gale Amid Storm Coastal Islands Affected
Readable fragments report a fierce Atlantic gale near Turke Island and nearby isles including Tanga Adlinn Crooked Long Watlings Ruubay Bama and part of Andros. Long Island harbor damaged port structures and inhabitants sought shelter in caves as water and food supplies dwindled. Government schooner Sarah My Douglas driven ashore on Long Jaland with others lost. chaos expected to worsen until full reports arrive. Authorities redirect relief with daily vessels carrying food drink and antiemergency supplies. The hurricane’s impact is described as severe across Cat Island and surrounding areas.
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Boheme
Kuraday
Turke Island
Tanga
Adlinn
Crooked
Long
Watlings
Ruubay
Bama
Andros
Tarda
Mianpear
Long Island
Sarah My Douglas
Long Hay
Long Jaland
Naaran
Avon
Cat Island
World Markets Closing Quotations From Sept 29
Market summary lists prices for wool sugar and coffee in New York and London quotings. Cattle hogs and sheep receipts appear with range prices noted. metal and grain futures show steady to weak tones. Exchange rates and regional market notes accompany the bundled report with scattered figures and vendor remarks.
Fragmented OCR Item With Mixed Names and Places
An OCR fragment lists varied names, places, and numbers across regions including New York Central, Denver, and Western states. The garbled text mentions teams, dates, and locales but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly.
Conroy Denounces Machine At Democratic Convention
E M Conroy denounces the machine as Democratic radicals fill the hall for a state convention in Weber County. Speakers praise Conroy as temporary chairman while J G Witton of Hooper serves as temporary secretary. The gathering, noted for its enthusiasm and national colors, sees a lively but orderly start with committees appointed for credentials organization and orders of business.
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Weber County
Bam Chuick
William
Jenahigh Bryan
Jaca
Chatrman “Thom
M. Conroy Wat Wen
J. G. Witton
Hooper
Stanley Dee
J. Anderson
Conroy
Cnatt
Cheirmain Conroy
Eden Pan
Cote Tifton
Elvenne
Mik Ronenvoll
Halig Mouridge
Tb Phealetey Wronatta
Chile
Tay Hallo
Napael Webeth Ci
Gongneresotay Feng
Timah Analiea
Changes in the Office of Superintendent Mansor
An internal note reports Howkat replacing Mansor as superintendent, with the change effective soon and Hickey named to succeed him. Murphy will retire and depart office, while Mansor’s staffers and associates are cited amid reorganizational shifts across the department.
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Munsen
U.ta Hickey
Tormey Ntumneler
Paratelio
Tan Pitier Ag dl
Ds Nhailes Ab
Murphy
Yenpheener
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Weber
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