Rail against the 1916 Republican nomination scene
A verbose fragment from a 1916 Friday issue discusses the presidential race with focus on Fairbanks and Roosevelt. It notes opinion in Indiana and New York betting, critiques roosters and women’s roles, and mentions Chicago’s awards and party dynamics amid a noisy public discourse.
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Indiana
Apalis Star
Mr. Fair
Lowny
Fto
Wil Woods
Fairbanks
New York
Burton
Roosevelt
Chicago
Death notices blur in a truncated obituary fragment
A fragmentary obituary item notes the death of Bent Wilson, 61, of Lafayette, from heart disease. The text includes garbled phrases about commencements and weddings, and references to Terre Haute and a state normal school, but essential details are incomplete.
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Bent Wilson
Lafayette
Solans Endorses Brandeis Beats 47 to 22 Vote
A late afternoon Senate roll call confirmed Louis D Brandeis as justice of the Supreme Court by a 47 to 22 margin. Senators Powell and Poindexter joined in supporting Brandeis with Republican votes though some opposition appeared tied to religious identity and party lines. Confirmation hearings had focused on Brandeis long tenure at law and university concerns, drawing mixed but decisive support.
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Ois D. Brande
Supreme Court
la Trollette
Newmoernisth Confyrmation
Poindexter
Brandeis
Gran
Itiken
Alcohol the Future Fuel in Canada’s Alcohol Plan
A former Regina College principal urges converting Canada's breweries and distilleries to produce commercial alcohol as a future fuel. The article notes limited nonrenewable fossil fuel and argues for increased alcohol use, with chemists predicting posterity may rely on alcohol as energy.
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Orys
Canada
Wali
Regina College + isquets
Hydroaeroplane Invention Awarded to Janin and Curtiss
Washington June 2 priority of invention of the hydroaeroplane was awarded by the US patent office to Albert S. Janin and Glenn H. Curtiss. The ruling confirms their claims in the early development of amphibious flight.
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Janin
Washington
Ussuer Supreme
Albert S. Janin
Giena H. Curtiss
Diplomas to Annapolis Graduates Today
President Wilson will present diplomas to the graduating class at the Naval Academy in Annapolis today. The ceremony marks the culmination of four years of training for cadets and signals ongoing support for naval readiness.
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Washington, Juy
Wilson
Naval Academy At Annapolis
German Aviators Bombard Bar le Duc. Civilians Die
Paris reports German aeroplanes bombed Bar le Duc killing fifteen civilians and wounding twenty five including women and children. The attack targeted the town in the Meuse department, about 125 miles east of Paris, with casualties among residents.
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Paris
Eifteen
Bar-le-Duc
Department of the Meuse
Girl Found Shot To Death In Provident Ettine
Beatrice Waller 1 year old girl found shot to death in her home near Port Hal. Police say O Brien, a cripple with one arm, admitted owning the revolver found near the girl and claimed self defense. Authorities hold Shines O Brien and the parishioners discuss the case as Chief Inspector O Neill investigates.
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Nerder
Pleo Fk
Petrol Scarcity Halts German Car Use
London reports through the Amsterdam correspondent of the Daily Mail that a dimming petrol shortage prompts German authorities to nearly stop motor vehicle use by private individuals and by members of the public, indicating severe restrictions.
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London
Ihe
Amsterdam
Daily Mail
Amusements Weekly Program Notes Intrigue
The fragment lists a weekly amusements program with various names and events. It mentions performances and theatrical items featuring Helen, Paragusiat, and Anperipad among others, with a shuffled string of place names and dates suggesting a city program schedule.
Fragmentary note on foreign office permit and deportation
The readable fragments reference a foreign office permit for a person named Petra and a request regarding deportation. Mentions of a priest, confiscation, and authorities like a presidency or agency appear in scattered text. Entities are unclear and many words are garbled.
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Nevtral Diaboabie Corps
Perrin
Benge Werkembassador Gram
Tod Tenaah Foreign Office
Perminsen Ba
Petral
Regen
Mionris
Auorines
Petra
Geeranagas
May Weather Summary From Opal Stows Report
May weather report shows mean temperature around 101 degrees for the period with a high mean maximum and a low mean minimum of about 44 degrees. Precipitation totals include 0.52 inches with the wettest day on the 24th and notable thunderstorm activity on the 27th and 29th. Clear and partly cloudy days are counted along with cloudy days, totaling several days in May.
Grand Tonight Atro Theaters Feature International Star
A fragmentary report notes Grand Tonight theater program with international star Low Tellegen performing in The Esyplar at the Loy heihe venue. The act features martial props and a pivoting sequence, with dancing and a comedic niche tied to a colonial setting. An American Kentley is highlighted for a contrived projection item.
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Central Africa
Opi
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Hugh L. Cox & Co
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ATO
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Patho Evty
Pughe News
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Pharaoil
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Neal & Eskridge
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