Americans Spark Montenegro's First Girls Sewing School
In Podgorita Montenegro twenty three Montenegrin women trained by Americans used ten sewing machines to produce 2112 garments in two months. The machines enabled a plan to establish Montenegro's first industrial school for girls, with local women seeking to continue sewing work and education under an American supported program led by Mrs Corovitch.
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Montenegro
Navy
Podgo- Titza
American Cross
Monteneg
Podgoritza
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Income dodgers face eight month disgorgement plan
Washington officials announce a crackdown on tax fraud with plans to force delinquent earners to disgorge back taxes over eight months. Internal Revenue collector Daniel Per leads the drive, aiming to reach up to one billion dollars in uncollected revenue this fiscal year. Special examination teams expand, and costs run in the millions annually.
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Washington
Neshd Aot
Daniel Per
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Export wheat and flour embargo to end November 25
New York reports the export import embargo on wheat and flour will be lifted effective November 25 per Julius Wheat director for the United Brain Corporation. The end of the embargo ends over two years of wartime protection aims to secure Allied supplies. Canton committee seeks approval from common pleas judge to fund a new county infirmary.
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New York
Julius 3
United 8 /Brain Corporation
Canton
Common Pleas
New County Infirmary
Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving Declared in 1621 Image
The illustration hints at early spring in 1621 as Gov. Bancroft of Massachusetts designates a day of prayer and thanksgiving after winter.
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Gov. Bancroft
Massachusetts
Lodge Ready to Take Treaty Reservations to People
Washington reports Senator Lodge, Republican leader, says no room for compromise between Americanism and league super-government. He plans to present reservations to the American people and take them into the campaign after a conference with Will H. Hayes. Republicans expect the treaty to enter the national campaign.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
League
Lodge
Will H. Hayes
Republican Committee
Ohio State and Illinois Set for Western Conference Title Showdown
Under drizzling skies at Columbus Ohio State and Illinois prepared for a pivotal battle for the Western Conference championship and a claim to the national title. Both squads reported good condition despite injuries and potential lineup changes if field conditions worsen.
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Ohio State
Illinois
United States
Ohio
Minnesota
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Farcasian
Harley
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Iinols
Miss Lou Blunden Dies in Cincinnati Resident
Miss Lou Blunden of Cincinnati daughter of the late Joseph Blunden of Amesville and niece of Mrs. T W Dutfee of Athens died at her home Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 11 o clock Sunday in the Presbyterian church at Amesville with interment in the local cemetery. She is survived by brothers Dr M G Blunden Emil Blunden of Cincinnati Fred Blunden of Chicago and Mrs Kate Stanley of Lowell and a sister Eva Blunden of Cincinnati.
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Lou Blunden
Cincinnati
Joseph Blunden
Amesville
T. W. Dutfee
Athens
Amesvile
Presbyterian Church
M. G. Blunden
Emil Blunden
Fred Blunden
Chicago
Eva Blunden
Kate Stanley
Lowell
Cleveland Receives Sugar Rations From Michigan Refiner
U S district attorney Edward S Wertz announced Michigan Sugar Company ordered five cars of sugar from Toledo to Cleveland. An additional 150 000 pounds promised in Detroit will aid the city. Dr R C Roueche says the Fremont refineries supply costs 12 to 14 cents a pound and distribution to homes bakeries and essential users will begin.
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Cleveland
Edwards. Wertz
United States
Michigan Sugar Company
Toledo
Detroit
R. C. Roueche
County Fair Price Committee
Sugar Company
Fremont
Ruffles Take Over Fashion In Novel Bouffant Flair
New York reports a wide ruffle epidemic among fashion circles with flounces decorating skirts sleeves and accessories. Designers feature accordion-pleated voile and duvetyn ruffles on coats and dresses with bold color and edge treatments to create dramatic silhouettes.
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New York
Miners Return to Work in West Virginia Fields
Miners are steadily resuming work in the union fields of West Virginia with operators reporting a steady gain in production.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Glouster Pike Improvement Plan Offered to Residents
County commissioners propose rebuilding the Hollister pike with tar penetration to create a durable road. Residents along the route may pay one quarter of the cost, with financing spread over years. Work starts soon from Hollister to Glouster corporation line, and residents will meet December 5 to discuss. Local events note E F Skinner to wrestle Jim Cobty in Monahan's Opera House, and several residents travel to Columbus.
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Glouster-Hollister Pike
Hollister Pike
Hollister
Glouster Corporation
E. F. Skinner
Jim Cobty
New York
Monahan
Opera House
Cobty
Skinner
Toledo Sugar Releases 600000 Pounds for Toledo and Cleveland
Toledo Ohio November 22 Six hundred thousand pounds of sugar are released to Toledo wholesalers at a 12 cent base, with retail 14 1 2 cents. Orders flood in as trucks load. The move follows an assistant attorney general Figgs notice after 2 million pounds were found stored at the Toledo Sugar Company plant. A similar 600000 pound release is reported in Cleveland.
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Toledo Sugar Company
Figg
Cleveland
Queen of the Opera Miss Bessie Smith Crowned Beauty
Miss Bessie Smith, prima donna at the opera house this Saturday night, possesses the prize medal from last season at the Winter Garden New York as America’s most beautiful girl. She said today she has had 109 proposals but questions the idea of a bungalow for two amid high turkey prices.
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Bessie Smith
Opera House
Winter Garden
New York
America
Attorney murdered in Chicago shooting at busy southside corner
Chicago police seek the slayer of attorney James P. Gallagher after he was shot dead at a busy southside intersection last night. He was not robbed and investigators have no clear motive. In Cincinnati, Walter Deitz, 22, dies from accidental gun discharge during a hunting trip.
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Chicago
James P. Gallagher
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