Prohibition debate at San Francisco convention tones party stance
The article analyzes how the Democratic convention in San Francisco weighed prohibition, noting a split between dry and wet planks and the overall support for constitutional prohibition. It argues that public opinion favors lawfulness and rejects political manipulation of the issue, while the anti-prohibition forces aim to fund their campaigns and shift platforms.
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Lyyor
Herald
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Hattor Jecreration
Brett Atauthy
Prohleituniste
Seth
Andersoga
Hanis
Vics
Honda
Mt F
Thia Fall
Fang
Gaisendment
Theoman
Aseretabeak Press
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Smany
Nebelniel
Gov
Aines
Badia
Tor von
Losissry
San Brunel Ouervatdun
Thais Taggart
Duraanan
Women and Politics in the United States Debate Equal Rights
A rousing editorial laments gender roles and calls for women to join political life. It discusses suffrage progress, the need for women to engage in public duties, and the challenge of changing men's attitudes to achieve equality.
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Shuren
Turner
Inggt
Amin
Wwe
Meres
bin Chanteur Arive
Judy O'Grady
Wu Lee
Tell
Irvin and Cobb Draft Offbeat 3rd Party Ticket
The item notes Irvin and Cobb writing a humorous, unconventional ticket with William Jennings Bryan for president and Grover Cleveland for vice president. It mentions Florida and Pennsylmain as locales and references a German note. A Kentucky joke hints at political maneuvering by 7% Managers.
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Irvin & Cobb
Bumeris
San Princheca
Pers Gobli
Bryan
Misread Names In Ohio Governor Race History
Forrest Davis cites an error in the Booneville Jourpi noting Democratic contenders referenced in a Governor race. The piece recalls Cox and Harding as opposing tickets in 1914 but clarifies they did not run against each other for any office in that term.
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Forrest Davis
Booneville
Harling
Cox
Ohio
Harding
Davis
Frank B. Wills
Eta
Republi
United States
Com
New York Works
Almansa Itolistion
Wilpon
Obi
Pomerent
Reptere Spyres Be the Artist at Bloomlogion Canyon Reserve
The artist Reptere Spyres opens his studio near the Bloomlogion Canyon area about ten miles west of the town. The district spans several hundred acres with the Wyed McCormick Creek and a dam creating scenic views. A large university building houses faculty and students, while valley hills host birds and wildlife. The site emphasizes education for local youths and attracts visitors drawn by the landscape and ongoing artistic themes.
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Acticus’ Equity
Sean
Agra Vaanther
Asa Park
Beloydful
McCormick
Tdiana
Deaths of local Bloomington figures noted in obit fragment
Fragmentary obituary notes a father in law of Mrs Ryan and a local merchant from Blum who died Saturday night after a year’s illness. Mentions Mr Kahn, a boy, and a philanthropic Bloomington figure with work tied to the community. Names like Kirn Wm and Mea Fred Funk appear in damaged form.
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Ryan
Euthing Merchant of Blum
Kahn
Bloomington
Kirn
Fred Funk
Unclear text on postwar conference delegates
Fragmented OCR notes mention delegates from several nations and a large wartime debt figure. The text references a world war era context and a alleged pledge or expectation of funds, but the source is too garbled to extract a clear event date, outcome, or names.
Indianapolis Democrats Collapse Over Assorted Factions
In Indianapolis a fractious Democratic scene erupted as party factions clashed over leadership and strategy. The feud highlighted internal divisions around candidate support and labor alignment, with tensions spilling into public debate about who should lead the party and how.
Skipper Pummeled English King Expirer
A damaged London notice reports the death of Cantain John Jobyer a renowned yacht skipper tied to two clashes with Prince Edward. It recounts a quarrel aboard his yacht where fists flew, and tensions between the Crown Proceeds and the Prince of Wales.
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Geenna
Germany
O| Waten
Uy Dohnoox
Jobnewx
Indiana Lawmakers Propose Tro Bill Measures
A fragmentary report indicates Indiana representatives introduced bills related to troop matters and general council actions. The text mentions representatives and seating, with unclear details and dates.
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Erratic Weathered Notes From Ipsom Newswire
Fragmentary local notices reference various residents and visits across Ipsom and nearby towns. Names such as Verna Shy, Webber, Risson, Thoinux, Bernard, and Bernard appear among brief reports of outings, shopping, and travels. The garbled text indicates a compiled society or community diary style item with scattered names and weekend events.
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Secur
Fru
Stavun Webber
Bickmeb
Max Lester
Gio
Mr. Nah
Bernard “Sinaieiiis
Odeo
Ast
Graber
Mlatosidu
Alva Hyndinsen
Ani
Farutly
Kurry Graber
Gually
Aire
Cathe
Sting Wilard
Neon
Mir
Wailipa Downs
Unclear OCR: Stanley Wyckoff Leave for CU A
Fragmentary text shows names Stanley Wyckoff and Maier with tokens about leaving for a department, notes on medical ligations and sugar aluatier futur. Content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names beyond the partial mentions.
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Stanley Wedkoff
Selbers
Stein
Grevpeernal
Glieday Wykodl
Chy
Chicano Wheat Prices and Local Notes
Partial wire reports outline July market activity ahead of wheat futures resumption with December to March values. In Marion, Harding restricts visitors as he nears completion of a speech. Wayne notes a fatal shooting at a dance hall. Birmingham reports a stockyard time change and a local death by suicide.
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Death of William H Kiefer Postmaster and County Official
William H Kiefer once postmaster and deputy county recorder died suddenly at home on John Street at age forty eight. Friends and family gathered as officials in Washington were notified and temporary arrangements named Frank Metehee to serve as acting postmaster. Kiefer, a long time public servant and musician, was known for community service and leadership in local bands. His death ends a career spanning county offices and charitable work. funeral plans to be announced.
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Kleter
Beasan
Orien
Fatty Nhu
Shel
Mary
Hari Gil
Hamid
Bedetty
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Sis
Thinee
Hopera
Daviess Circuit Court
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Tu Che
John C
Kiefer Ia
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Tern Woodmen
America
St. Marya Church
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