San Francisco to Host Democratic National Convention
The Democratic National Convention will meet in San Francisco to choose its presidential candidate and platform. The Civic Auditorium will host events with a seating capacity of 4,416 plus room for 8,500 standing, and organizers expect about 40,000 visitors during convention week.
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Pacific Coast
United States
Wilson
League of Nations
San Francisco
Civic Auditorium
Madixon Square Garden
New York
Gid
Thirago
Frisco
Warnsi
Hudson
O. P. Alexander
South
Missouri
George Johnson
al. Brandhurst
WD. Strinker
Mudson Mercantiin
Gladbrook
Christtian Mudraver
Admi Gladbrook
Listcom
Gladbtooth
Tillson Hays
Exine Grealey
Saniel
Injuries After Fall Highlight Quiet Rural Day
A老人 injured in a Sunday mishap near Clix and Muren, bruised the back but is not seriously hurt. The report notes local social and church events, family visits, and travel, with minor incidents and routine community updates across Washington Township and nearby towns.
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Clix
Muren
Nm Fleet
Ihiepaora
Jane
Mac
SreChabie
Ang
Same Porner
McChane
Mehanes
Vincent Rester
Len McGarves
Gensep Moses
Eagle Cantor
Wasterton
Bundaaire
Anna Wilson
Marters
Church
Bo Narher
Petreshimonte
Ee Hosteckes
Hanes Taeker
Fred Walthers
Enutieret
Walthers
Tinom
Dens Sehmark
Apams
Omipey
Malor
Washington
Washington Township
Bir
Ro A.reo
Austin
Minn
Mises
Harold J. Ford
T Huband
Thers
Ani
Firs
Stn
Til
J. Wine
Waterloo
Shafer
Wing
Newnes
Chas
Unewford
Quatantine
Aspitheria
Harold
John Din Tire
Erontsty
Unclear damaged text from Bay Center article
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fire at a home or building in a coastal area with references to bedding, upstairs flames, and wind. Mentions names like Alva Clive Carrot and Miss Gia Hines, with scattered references to Denver and Willkie Miller. No coherent reportable event emerges.
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Statielay Center
Alva
Clive Carrot
Vietor
Denver
Davin
Willkie Miller
Gia Hines
Ernie
Gtd
Tay
Lester Cowpshin
Last Chance to Register for City Election on March 29
Voters must register or be unable to vote in the upcoming City Election on Monday March 29. Last registration opportunities are listed, with contact details for information and locations to register before the deadline.
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Duffy
Pyeher Jintpin
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Floyde
Jella Melitea Fonse
Main Street
Jerry West
Shem
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Nellig Gushby
Riders
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T. Minton
Geo. Minton
Neiman
Kansas
Mir Weibel
Grove Street
Une Nostess
Jance Talne
Oklabomu
iPalvbank
Trother Honel i
Noehest
Minn
Orth Tatfy
Kate Wathen
Waterloo
Kate Stren
Fraizkee & Wehmight
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Jen Gardner
Mars
Mastie Duffy
Watertoot
Rome
Evens
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Sumner
Reeve
Agness
Fierenre Wuttke
Brean Rhea
Tows
Afigs Trovisele
Henry Babe
V. BE. Ergieson
Kedechka Mondas
Ark
Albert Otta
Galy
Antom Miller
Urs
Korman
Hiss
Gernene
Waverin
Ira Alpusht
Allen Sehuk
Neesl
Mrioyds
Herp
Crazy Congdon
Charintis
Fred Breitypuacher
Ehipeh Thirrdar
Airs
Geo. Wilson
Triniti
Henry Barker
Sarah Thirkis
Maketa
Evelen Fiurrand
Bowers
Frederik Same
Barei Toré
Trifoll
D. P. Redemian
HH. Koencke
D. Pa
Bedeman
W. H. Krull
Chris Winning
Jorn Sassman, Jr
Peter Niessen
Alvin
Hans
Humbolt
Lee Goodenbow
Lil Hawthorne Street
Herneas
Alfred Neuendorf
Waverly
PR. D. Griffin
Clyde McConkey
Soo
Alfred Griffin
Atten
Hux Duffy
Ed. Selek
Janesville
Norman
I.c. RR
Burks
Minnesota
Biss Cora Mickly
G. M. Hall
Myer
Sharp and Decker
Allen Sharp
A. W. Decker
Charles Schmidt
Mike MicMerry
Montana
Mears
Ml Bing
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Mre
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Ballinger
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Sealand
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Raaetora
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Cedar Rapids
Jungblut Hospital
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Hulda Hleis
August Iessom
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Miss Nell
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Dennis
Iowa City
Lucy Waltutre
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Noetrasks
Steven Barlow
Sherwood
Rockwell
Evangetteat Church
Fred Noelting
Frank Beach
Walter Foote
Winthrop
Will Brandetsburg
Bristow
Leo Springer
I Waverly
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Dreyer
George EB. Meyer
Aplington
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Hdna Pater
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Relax Tives
Fred Dennis
Wisconsin
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Evangelical Church
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Ames
John Axen
Dewey Stevens
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Algona
Oliver Anter
Matt Cahill
Sioux City
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Ralph
Clarno
Wis
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Takima
Wred Suifferlein
Ceodar Falls
Siss Za
Long Beach
Cal
Cedar Falls
Albert Brandhorst
the Auditorium
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Barclay Center
Tierman
C. F. Morrill
Gentlas
Ladies” Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Stone's
Lowe Brothers
W. A. Covell & Son Hardware
West Fourth Street
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