Roosevelt third term debate stirs national pages
The article covers press reactions to Roosevelt's third term talk, with figures like Hepburn and Watterson cited. It discusses party divides, constitutional bounds, and the stance that Roosevelt may not be forced to seek a nomination, while contrasting editorials from The Post and Peoria journals. It also notes commentary on Cuba, railroad policy, and weather science discoveries.
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Atill
Peoria U1 Journal
Tyler
Granx
Guege
Col. Watterson
Loulaville Courter-Journal
Dresden
Hergesell
Hergesell Af Strawsburg University
Walnions
Paria
Equator
Circompolar
International Committee of Scientists
Vallacna
Madagrera
Central Europe
Prof Mergesell
Tropical Atlantic
Tropics
Regigna
Arctic
Antarctic
Yenteruay
Fragmentary News Clippings Mentioning Price Tags and Royal Scraps
The text recounts varied anecdotes from magazines and Europe showing price tags on objects, a vivid tale about a rooster’s pedigree and value, and notes on royal habits. It references the Emperor of Austria and the Princess of Wales collecting cuttings, plus a long-distance travel record and a social observation on how people judge worth.
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Austria
Nix
Princess of Wales
Sir Conan Doyle Traces Criminals and Moon Myths
A dated examination discusses Sir Arthur Conan Doyle linking crimes to lunar phases and superstition, alongside a profile of real power in foreign offices. It highlights permanent under secretaries shaping policy, noting Italian and British figures and the movement of influence from Berlin to London.
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Hertfordshire
Sir Contin
Conan
Moe
Tettera
Maivano
Consulta
Rome
Department of Foreign Affairs
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Athens
Chet de Cabifiet
Adairs Tittens
Austria
Heni Tor Malvanola
Europe
Washington
Lugland
Charles Hardinge
King Manard
Berlin
London
King Carlos and a Fat King Dish in Lisbon Dispatch
A Lisbon dispatch is debated by a Count of Santa Eulalia who defends King Carlos against reports that he is a gourmand. The Count denies the tale, detailing the king’s modest meals and love for his country, while experts note character can influence nutrition.
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Uige
Washington
Philadelphia
Pipapion
Phil Delphia
George Ades
Newa
Alfonso
Portugal
Santa Eulalia
Chicago
Caslox
Lisbon
Carlos
Kim
Sheldon Leavitt
Republican Party of Portugal
Ins Paginning
Kia
Tauvitt
King Carlos
Leavitt
Porto Rico
Piege
Porto Henaa
Canar
Macy
Romo
United States
Hghlands
Porta Fees
Fest Rico
Leprosy fears and the public mind in a leper scare
A historical critique of leprosy myths and panic in society. The piece contrasts popular dread with scientific fact, noting leprosy’s low contagion, its management through early treatment, and the dangers of isolationist policies and ignorance. It includes references to classic definitions and medical authorities, urging rational public health responses.
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Boston
Syria
Engin
St Forge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Osler
Gyman
Wil
Rome
Aitzinga
Vansen
In the Swim a Modern Skyscraper Idea and a House of Roaches
A chaotic tale blends a city planning debate with a crime scene as Calvin Tomkins proposes pyramidal skyscrapers and decorative lamps attached to walls. A patrolman recovers a frightened woman from a cluttered home where roaches emerge from cracks and a deadly plan lingers in the air. The narrative closes on a perilous note as a man drifts in the water of danger, unsure of his fate.
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New York
Egypt
Promail
Tomkins
Cleveland
Tregt
Jouw
Clair Avenue
Atreete
Vchin
Dynemste
Tramac
Burt
Jowph H Brown
County Court House
Walrook & Daly
Bartow
Browns
Nome
Plague of snails invades Pittsburg ward and cause misery
A chaotic report describes a “plague” of snails intruding homes in North Ames ward. Residents including A. J Beck and W. M Bowman attempt remedies as police consider force. An entomologist labels the pests “Chinese anafis” while locals recount eerie scenes and ill tidings.
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Pittsburg
North
Ames
A. J Beck
W .M Bowman
Brereton Avenue
Police
Tntomologist
Views on Joint Statehood Roils Arizona Debate
Arizona officials reject joining Nevada citing geography and unity. Assistant secretary Lew Colfine argues Arizona will not join without consent, noting Grand Canyon split land makes union impractical. Voters previously supported statehood measures, but joint statehood failed to attract broad support.
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Ams
Lew W Colfine
Willard
Splon
Nevada
Arizons
Acheme
New Mexico
Slong
Mexico
Acme
Artzont
Totel
Washington Post
United States
Collins She Wan
Maine
Stop Book Listent From tha Chlesgy 77 Lidtla Willie-Say
A fragmented line reads as a prompt about danger and recognition on a railroad with a personal tone. It mentions a woman and a child, suggesting a scene of risk or caution. The readable text is vague and lacks concrete events, dates, or proper names.
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Lidtla Willie
Great Mets Great Mistakes in a Leading Editorial
The Washington Post piece recounts a lengthy column on a notable editorial about the Mets and a major mistake by an artist, praising discernment and public reaction. It discusses political figures like Charles Sumner, references leaders such as Roosevelt and Hughes, and notes the editorial stance on national issues and party loyalty.
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Supreme Court
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New York
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Tilden
Ras Bryan
Trvake
Rennety
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