Roosevelt third term talk sparks partisan debate on leadership
A long column reviews the Roosevelt third term controversy, noting Republican and Democratic stances, editorials from Peoria Journal and Louisville Courier Journal, and comments by Hepburn and other lawmakers. It questions motives behind the push and emphasizes adherence to Roosevelt’s declared stand against a second or third term.
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Roosevelt
Atill
Peoria U1 Journal
Tyler
Granx
Guege
Col. Watterson
Loulaville Courter-Journal
Fragments Hint At Oddities In A Period Voice
The readable passages reference social mores and peculiar anecdotes, including clashes of class, a fashion for price excerpts, a tale about a tall artist, and a humorous contrast between wealth and taste. It notes Emperor and Princess collections of clippings, and long distance travel records contrasted with modest social judgments.
Conan Doyle traced criminal moons and foreign policy powers
The article discusses Sir Arthur Conan Doyle linking alleged crimes to the full moon and elaborates on real power in foreign offices. It highlights permanent under secretaries shaping policy, naming Italian Senator Malvano la and Sir Charles Hardinge, with roles in Rome and London diplomacy.
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Moe
Tettera
Maivano
Consulta
Rome
Department of Foreign Affairs
Bollati
Athens
Chet de Cabifiet
Adairs Tittens
Austria
Heni Tor Malvanola
Europe
Washington
Lugland
Charles Hardinge
King Manard
Berlin
London
King Carlos and royal appetite myth amid Lisbon dispatch
A Lisbon dispatch sparks a debate on King Carlos of Portugal as a gourmand. The Count of Santa Eulalia defends the monarch’s health and character, disputing reports of danger, and describes the royal menu and a lifestyle centered on heart and country loyalty. Dr Leavitt later weighs in on how mental outlook may affect nutrition.
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Portugal
Santa Eulalia
Chicago
Caslox
Lisbon
Carlos
Kim
Sheldon Leavitt
Compariso
Pix Daily
Plewbay
Republican Party of Portugal
Thorn Republicans
Ida
Kia
J Carlos ‘Aw
Republic
Tile
Tauvitt
Leavitt
Leprosy Fear and Fact in Popular Delusion
A historical examination debunks myths about leprosy, contrasting public fear with medical realities. It notes the disease is far less contagious and curable with early care, while criticizing colonial bans and sensational reporting. The piece cites cases, physician authorities, and the social impact of ignorance.
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Boston
Syria
Engin
St Forge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Osler
Gyman
Wil
Rome
Aitzinga
Vansen
Hea in the Swim and the Garden of Pyramids
Fragmented text recounts a chaotic scene in New York with talk of skyscrapers shaped like pyramids and a police intervention. A patrolman chases a disruptive incident as a woman seeks help and a bizarre plan unfolds involving lamps and mailboxes attached to walls.
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Calvin Tomking
New York
Egypt
Promail
Tomkins
Cleveland
Tregt
Jouw
Clair Avenue
Aracles
Atreete
Vchin
Plague of Snails in North Ames Provokes Police Action
Fragmented town notices describe a strange infestation of snails nicknamed hog-faced snarla causing misery in Eight Ward homes. An entomologist notes the pests resemble Chinese delicacy usage, with locals blaming Yokomal onsad and calling for curfew and forceful measures.
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Pittsburg
North
Ames
A. J Beck
W .M Bowman
Brereton Avenue
Police
Tntomologist
Arizona Rejects Joint Statehood With Nevada in Debate
Arizona officials and residents weigh the idea of joining Nevada or remaining separate. Assistant secretary Lew W Colfine defends Arizona independence, arguing geographic impracticalities and cultural differences. Voters’ support for joint statehood appears weak compared with general election turnout, with regional pride and economic factors highlighted amid broader territorial tensions.
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Arizona
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 the Chlesgy or Lidtla Willie
A fragmented verse piece asks when red signals danger and references railroads and a woman’s cheek amid unclear lines. The text reads like experimental dialogue with partial names and era hints, leaving core events and persons obscured by mangled OCR.
Great Mets Great Mistakes in a Frank Portrait
The Washington Post reports on a controversial critique of a major figure, detailing a notorious blunder by an artist and contrasting it with the broader public persona. It analyzes the subject's life, political stance, and the lasting impact on reputation amid national debates. Names such as Charles Sumner and others are discussed in a retrospective frame.
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Hepburn
Wittm P Hepburn
Ehirote
Roogevelt
Devender
Ataterman
Uhmbanka
Hepouen
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Treasury
Congress
House of Representative
The
Friends of the Great River
Keokuk
Col Hopman
Finelly
Imal Arma
Amd Ant
Eepausz Jany Oaune
Gov ‘Magoon
Roosevelt
Cohen
Gov Magnon
Andrew Barry
Cuba
Rodden Patriote of
Cubat
Dresden
Hergesell
Strawsburg University
Walnions
Paria
Equator
Circompolar
International Committee of Scientists
Vallacna
Madagrera
Central Europe
Prot Mergesell
Atlantic
Tropics
Regigna
Calma Snd
Arctic
Antarctic
Yenteruay
Uncle Sam
Philippines
England
Americore
Ous
Ealing
John Bull
Iiands
Spain
Uxewlss
Havana
Java
Halland
Engilan
Isle
Elba
Corstes
Minorca
Greece
Gibraltar
Pitt
Enland
Lora
Porto Rico
Piege
Porto Henaa
Canar
Macy
Romo
United States
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Fest Rico
Vancouver
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Columbia
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Ams
Far
Wilfrid Laurer
Kurt Great Mets
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Massachusette
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Supreme Court
Lael
Beapg
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Tilden
Costwine
Ras Bryan
Trvake
Ator
Rennety
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Sharma
Peraldert
Rewtel
Timothy
Cone
Thor Corter
Peraeverné
Towitz
Hughes
Casa Roose
Net
Ron Vos
Timothy Brightening
Rooneve
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John Barleycorn
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Washington Post Co
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