Gompers backs Cox as labor voice in campaign mix
The text highlights Samuel Gompers aligning with Governor Cox and Wilson era politics. It notes Gompers as a key labor vote facilitator within the Democratic party, shaping union roles in campaigns and maintaining close ties to the White House. The broader discussion contrasts Gompers with other Democratic leaders in the election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamuet
Gompers
Cox
Preichert
James Middleton Cox
Jay Woodrow Wileun
Thomas Talwart
Benjamin Bésse
National Democratic Organization
Democratic Party
Hee
Wilson
Deaths signal long life of Washington wagon maker
A longtime Washington resident and retired wagon maker died after a lingering illness. He was well known and highly regarded in the community, with survivors including a widow, several children, and siblings. Born in Alsace, he was about seventy five years old. The report notes the passing of other locals, including Bernard Quessy, age twenty six, who died of heart disease, survived by his mother and four brothers and two sisters.
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Wishington
Labor Day
Tie Dinether
Sire Paul
Sweettaiser
Pau Moffmin
Robert Davis
Washington
Kiec Jucal
Tony
Indianapolis
Joseph
KL Laniis
Erar UN Tie
Alxace
Aix Yeere
Extravagances and pledges in congressional session
Incoherent OCR text cites arguments about extravagant spending and the need to meet commitments. It references a demand to address a significant amount of money and to meet pledges or duties in the current congressional session.
Fragmentary 1910s text on government and debt
Incoherent notes discuss a contender, years past, and financial matters. References to 1910, Moe, and victims appear amid broken phrases.
Indiana reformatories and felonies in early 1900s cases
A fragmented OCR summary lists names and crimes tied to Indiana reformatories and prisons. It mentions burglary, forgery, murder, life sentences, and various counties including Clinton, Huntington, and Warren, with dates spanning 1910 to 1918 and references to state prison and reform school placements.
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Sidianapolis
Pellegrino Turnho
Indiana
Reita Cole
Vheitt Hunt
Clinton
Houser
Hunhington County
Clixston
Warren
Pa‘Yuly
Pardoh
Hunington County
World War Trophies Reach United States Warehouses
Thousands of war trophies from France are being distributed at the French mission warehouse in New York for Liberty Loan and other drives. The collection includes guns, swords, shells, trench equipment, flags, uniforms, field kitchens, and more, with items sent to Washington, Chicago, St. Louis, and other cities.
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Caneeoeatee Press
New Y Sept
France
Jean Malye
Bureau of Information
Direction Generie Des Services Francais Aux Etats Unis
Unis City
Waehingten
National Museum
Army and Navy Club
Americva
Eecoc
Arian Duane Doty
A.ir Signal Corps
Clden Tke
Chicago
Ste Louis Chattanooga
Texas
Bloomfield
N. J. Montalair
Abe Nathont
Washington
Mt. Kisco
State University of Baton Houge
Len
Chattanooga
E. Marr
Porerant
Fred Aneth
Lerton
Broadway
Alaskan's Nickname Adopted Legally in Fairbanks Case
In Fairbanks a court approved Henry Barbeason changing his name to Henry Mushon. Barbeason explained the nickname Mushon originated from his former Foodhouse days and was used widely as a phrase meaning get up. The judge accepted the usage for mail and identification.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Henry Barbeason
Henry Mushon
Henry
Mushon
Muschen
Zoological Gardens Planned by Chicago Forest Preserve
Chicago reports the forest preserve district aims to expand to about 35 000 acres through purchases and condemnations. It already holds 16 622 acres and plans a large zoological garden on 200 acres donated by Mrs Handé F McComplock, daughter of John D Rockefeller, near the city western boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem
Chicago
Petar Rimnberg
Board of Forest Preserve Commissioners
Cook County Forest Preserve District
Chicaco
Handé F. McComplock
John D. Rockefeller
RL WINS BEAUTY PRIZE ON PHYSIQUE NOT FACE
Geneva M. Carret, a Frinch millonaire, led in 1898 with a large fund whose interest was used for prizes. The fund was held up during the war. Lecdrde, aged 24, recently won the first award, described as a far more beautiful figure than the earlier, uglier one.
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Geneva
M. Carret
Beal Gs Geneiy
Carret
League of Nations
Europe
England
Irekand
Great Britain
League of Hum Oan
Hellula
Too Small For Jul. Oakland City Journal Fragment
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled note about monthly notes and local items. It mentions Oakland and July timing with scattered phrases about appreciation, pains, and a vague task. Core facts are unreadable. no clear event or person identified.
Vermont Shows Population Loss in Census Report
Vermont is the first state in the 1920 census to show a ten year population decline. The census bureau reports Vermont at 152,401 residents, down about 5 percent from 1910. The drop is tied to migration and economic factors, with the state losing 12,355 people, a 3.5 percent decrease from the prior decade.
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Vermont
Unclear OCR snippet on local officials and resignations
Fragmentary record notes a trustee appointment and a resignation of a husband from a public office in Clinton county. Mentions KLUX Ind Sey Fihas and Roy White Whiteman, with references to a Saturday event and a state inquiry, but read is incomplete and names are garbled.
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Leachache
Clinton
Roy Whiteioe
Whiteman
Whiteool
Suit Planned on Interstate Securities Case Hearing
A report from Washington indicates that the transportation act will be tested in court over interstate commerce securities. The hearing addressed the scope of authority and the potential implications for railroad regulation and related securities cases.
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Associated Presse
Washington, DC
Transportation Act
Eta
Ralhier Securities
York Cenbrss
Hospital report shows July income and costs and patient data
July income for County hospital totaled 11089.46 from fees and rents with a deficit of 200.36. Revenue from interest and dividends plus rents brought 1255.24, while operating costs included utilities repairs and laundry totaling 990.80 and 40 for supplies. Patient counts reached 33, with 64 major operations and 33 maternity cases. one death was reported.
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Tha l Incoime
Davisunty
Donrdion
Hogxhead Catalte
Mins L. Fey
R. N
Democratic tide in Daviess county politics looms
Davis county faces a tight race as Democrats push to curb Republican gains. Voters confront fee warnings on taxes, League of Nations stance, and war debates while women voters registration shifts momentum. Aids include Dr Charles Stond and local organizers planning speeches to rally support amid crossfire over War policies and Slush fund allegations.
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Daviess County
Harding
Galveston
Slavirs County
Cox
America
Daviesx County
Wh- Ron
Uat
Jin
Yaderity
Pennsylvania
Saint Gompers
Charles Stond
Speak
Lerg
Republican
Repute
Cai Fain
Bear
reChnte
Chaitman ‘Stone
Circus Stays Within Budget Feeding Its Menagerie
Patterson, 26 year animal superintendent, explains daily rations for 1200 circus hands and 2000 hungry animals. He notes cost rises from cents per meal to about 75 cents and details shopping lists, meat, milk, fruit, vegetables, and bread while stressing the need to feed animals well to avoid replacement costs.
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Boston
Fodijer the Heroes
Abi
Arcus
Ibis
United States
Spring
Webb
Napoleon
iWe
Cesar
Guy
Tom Lynch
Mr. Storeman
Lion
Patterson
Inside the Circus Diet The Costly Menu for Giants
A veteran publicity man details how a big circus feeds its animals and staff, from elephants and leopards to camels and chimpanzees, revealing daily rations, evolving prices, and the steep rise in operating costs from hay and oats to overall show expenses.
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Mr.Patterpan
Chicckens
Sid Mr. Patterson
Jay Plat
Rumor Trails in Nelson County Political Chat
Derwalk Indiana Aug. 19 19cut Misur Editor Kind Sir me and Cullop Hack exchange notes while Bill Skinner Jr recounts gossip about his Democratic rival Fightin Fred in Knox County and Owen County warnings. The tale covers rumors of ballots and letters aimed at influencing an upcoming election and the challenges of political campaigning in small towns.
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Bull Skinner, Jr
Siemeer
Derwalk
Ind
Bill
Tulip
Knox County
Shore
Old Knox
Whitehall
Krf
X County
Bland
Owen County
Hyiere
Presidential candidate must show clear policy stance and readiness
The article argues the presidential race hinges on a candidate's understanding of party platform and policy, not charm. It contends Cox must articulate why he supports or opposes the League of Nations, explain his administration plans, and demonstrate serious public-minded effort before November.
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Eto
Agid
League of Nations
Coxld
Sworth Pote
Cox
Sir
Cur
Cat
Diamond Dust: Bishop's Colts Rally Past Princeton Red Sox
In a Woodlawn Park tilt on Libor Day, Bishop's Colts edged Princeton Red Sox 9 to 6 after a ninth inning rally. A large crowd watched as Colts bats exploded with a string of singles and extra-base hits, including a four-base homer by ArcChollan, while visiting pitcher endured a barrage of hits in the fifth. The game featured on-field miscues and strong late offense from the locals.
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Bishop's Colts
Princeton Red Sox
Woodlawn Park
Visitol
Gtusky Sluxsgers Minloss
Colus
Eerror
ArcChollan
Lavguetece
Bicknell Braves
Bicknell
Indiana Court Upholds State Regulation Of Coal Industry
In Indianapolis on September 7 the federal court upheld Indiana's power to regulate the coal industry within limits. The ruling denied the Conn ing company of Bickhell Foal to prevent operation of the special food and fuel division. The commission, established by a special session of the legislature, governs civil coin petitions and affirmed that the state may regulate an industry under its police powers. Judge Baker authored the opinion after two other judges concurred.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Les Boundares
Evans
Bickhell
Baker
Sittin
Atother
Time to Spank Cox and Put Him to Bed
Fragmentary lines mention Cox, bias, and a governor nearing exit. References to Roosevelt and a struggle are unclear. The readable text suggests political conflict and a disputed candidate, but lacks coherent events or dates.
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Cox
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