Bolshevik Secret Documents Debated as Forgeries in Paris
French papers discuss alleged Bolshevik documents outlining cell networks, recruitment plans, and peasant congresses. The Humanite denies forgery, while Le Temps and Liberte defend authenticity, urging intensified propaganda among unions and colonial peoples. The plan calls for new groups by 1925 and a party-wide recruitment drive.
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Paris
France
Humanite
Temps
Liberte
Chamber of Commerce
Lew Rheiss Chosen by Greece to Train Athletes
The Greek Athletic federation named Lew Reiss of Philadelphia as national physical director. He will split time between Salonica and Athens, directing regular stadium meetings and supervising training with American methods. Reiss has coached since 1908 at Hampden-Sidney Randolph-Macon and Virginia. He served as physical director with the American army in the Rhine 1919 to 1922.
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Salonica
Greece
United States
Lew Reiss
Philadelphia
Reiss
Athens
Greek Athletic Federation
Hampden-Sidney College
Randolph-Macon College
University of Virginia
American Army of the Rhine
Cobilenz
Germanys Best Seller Ywei Menchen Sells 500000 Copies
Stuttgart reports the best selling German novel in recent years is Ywei Menchen by Richard Voss with about 500000 copies sold.
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Germany
Stuttgart
Ywei Menchen
Richard Voss
Walter P. Chrysler Traffic Talks
A discussion outlines traffic policy warnings urging avoidance of street and highway conflicts and suggests relocating highways to minimize difficulties as standard rules govern the approach.
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Walter P. Chrysler
National Traffic Control Committee Proposes Uniform Speed Rules
The Committee on Traffic Control recommends nationwide uniform speed limits targeting reckless drivers and those unfit to drive. It urges empowering communities to set zones with clear boundaries and bans speed limits below 15 mph. It also calls for prohibition of overtaking on sharp curves hills at crests intersections and rail crossings.
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Committee On Traffic Control
National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Hoover
Priceless relics found in Swedish jail turned museum
In Stockholm's Oestermalm prison the historic site is repurposed as a museum and royal archive depository. Priceless documents fill former cells while relics from stone age to European churches are displayed. notable exhibits include skeletons from the defense of Visby and armor preserved in chain mail. Lindsay-Grady county votes $650,000 pond issue for road construction.
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Stockholm
Oestermalm
Royal Archives
Sweden
Europe
Visby
Valdemar Atterdag
Lindsay
Grady County
Visiting turfmen win prizes in Kentucky racing season
More than 1.5 million dollars in purses and stalls were distributed during Kentucky racing last season. Western turfmen led in winnings with Gallaher stable star Chilhowee earning 75,130. Notable owners included Mrs. R. M. Hoots and Mrs. William K. Vanderbit. Jockey Harry Stutts rode the most winners.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Ashland
Gallaher Brothers
Chilhowee
Chilowee
Johnson N. Camden
Kentucky Jockey Club
E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
Lexington
R. M. Hoots
Tulsa
Okla
William K. Vanderbit
Sarazen
Latonia
Harry Stutts
Lawrence McDermott
Mack Garner
Eddie Pool
Ivan Parke
Tune In Program for January 12 Highlights Across Cities
A list of radio stations and programs for January 12 features orchestras, organ recitals, bands, talks, and concerts across networks including WSB Atlanta WGN Chicago WHK Cleveland WTAM Cleveland WJAX Cleveland WFAA Dallas WHO Des Moines WwJ Detroit WBAP Fort Worth KNX Hollywood KTHS Hot Springs WJJD Mooseheart WNYC New York WHN New York WEAF New York WBBR New York KGO Oakland WOAW Omaha WOAR Philadelphia WIP Philadelphia WCAU Philadelphia KDKA Pittsburgh KPO San Francisco WGY Schenectady KFNF Shenandoah KFOA Seattle KSD St Louis CHNC Toronto WHAZ Troy WCBD Zion and more. Buy it rent it sell it find it with a NEWS want ad.
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Associated
WSB
Atlanta Journal
WEMC
Berrien Springs
WEBI
Boston
WGN
Chicago
WHK
Cleveland
WTAM
WJAX
WFAA
Dallas News and Journal
WHO
Des Moines
Wwj
Detroit News
WBAP
Fort Worth Star Telegram
KNX
Hollywood
KTHS
Hot Springs
Wwos
Jefferson City
King of the Ivories
KFI
Los Angeles
KHJ
Los Angeles Times
WBBG
Mattapoisett
WMC
Memphis
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WJJD
Mooseheart
WNYC
New York
WHN
Radio Shack
WEAF
Strand Theatre
WBBR
KGO
Oakland
Woaw—Omahad
WOAR
Philadelphia
WFI
Wooo
WIP
WCAU
KDKA
Pittsburgh
KFAE
Pullman
WAHG
Richmond Hill
KPO
San Francisco
WGY
Schenectady
KFNF
Shenandoah
KFOA
Seattle
KSD
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
CHNC
Toronto
American Governor Bans Samoan Chieftain Title
APIA Samoa The title of Tui manu of Manua district was prohibited by Governor Capt Edward Kellogg USN The governor says the title equates to a kingship and under American rule there can be no king While many Samoan titles use Tui the word is of Tongan origin and Tuimanu a carries no political power but high sacred status
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Apia
Samoa
Manua
American Samoa
Edward S. Kellogg
S. N
Davis Wynnewood Highway Construction Underway
Work has begun on the Davis-Wynnewood road project, initiating a new transportation route linking the two areas and signaling upcoming improvements to local traffic and access.
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Davis
Davis-Wynnewood Highway
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A. R. Sugg
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