Emperors resolve to quell unrest in wake of Jewish rights debate
Moscow dispatch reports the emperor will not retreat on harsh measures to prevent anarchy, citing examples at Chernigoff and Pensa. Cabinet members debate abolishing Jewish restrictions, stressing action and unity while warning against anti government suspicions amid revolutionary agitation at home and abroad.
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Chernigoff
Pensa
Russia
Russie
Lberal
Ney Srthaliss Wa
der Wise
Ieedim
Chamelven
Jouer
Aspres
Moasaw
Fragment from an old newspaper page in garbled OCR
The readable fragments mention Hane Cresc Mo Tharn and Rentorhette Walvitle, with unclear context and several garbled words. No coherent event or names form a clear report.
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Poe
Proletariat Readers Urged Against Dictatorship Voice
A quoted line from The Russ warns that the readers of the proletariat must not become dictatorial. It argues the nation’s strength, built through a significant struggle, must not be squandered or misused.
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Baustea
Admirers rally behind Dr H Bradley in church resolutions
A large group from Trinity Church voiced strong support for Dr. Bradley as resolutions praising his four years of ministry were read. The statements, delivered by W R Harmmong and E N Carter, defended the pastor against heresy hunts and urged acceptance by church leaders and the North Georgia conference.
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Bradley
Duncan
Floyd Mefine
F. M. Hardin
W. ©. Foote
E. A. Hartsock
Jéanie Arstrung
W. A. Foster
E. N. Carter
Mr. Carter
Dr. Bradley
Muse
Bressing
Gaul
Tom Ag
Keenading McCord
St. Mark
B. N
J Campbell
Grace James Nutting
Poeer
Mres
Chairresa Meuse
Trini
Bradiey
Seean
Trinity M
Southern Boy Seen as Key to Modern Democracy
A New York Chamber of Commerce banquet honored university leaders including Dr Edwin A Alderman and Governor Andrew J Montague as speakers. Montague praised unity and patriotism, while Alderman urged a duty bound democracy blending industry and public spirit. The dialogue covered patriotism, public conscience, and the rise of a modern industrial democracy in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico’s
Morria K. Jesup
Chamber
Joseph H. Choate
Nfurace Porter
Frederick D. Grant
Joseph B. Coghlan
Andrew J. Montague
Virginis
Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
William Ringe
Alfred Mose- Jey
Chaffee
United States
England
America
Choate
Porter
Montague
Virginia
United Country
Alderman
Washington
United States Steel
Phi Josophy
Iumocracy
Republic
Senator Platt on Insurance Money and Influence
Senator Platt testified that cash contributions from Mutual Life and other insurers were handed to the state committee and that he never sought or used influence over legislation. He said he knew of no payments to candidates or concerted efforts to shape laws, and he did not know of any director or official directing funds for campaigns or judicial races. He asserted he did not discuss or arrange such matters and that any influence would be incidental to his role with the party committee.
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Platt
State Committee
Platz
McCurdy
Mutual Life
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life
Albany
A. C. Fields
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Fields
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Pratt
Insurance Department
Tarbell
Gase E. Tarbell
Equitable Lite
New York Lifs
Iis
James K. Apgur
Westchester
Hlacard
Hyde
Equitable
Apgar
Mr. Apgar
Insurance Committee
George H. Squire
Resara
Hughes
Squire
Suire
Probe Department
William S. Manning
New York
All Teachers Will Organize A Citywide Association
Atlanta teachers push to form a permanent citywide organization to improve schools and teacher conditions. Principals plan Monday meeting at Boys High to discuss the move and outline early organization plans as widespread support grows.
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Atlanta
Kalind
Mb- He
Old Nick Williams Case Proceeds in Federal Court
Greensboro November 2 Yates, longtime bookkeeper for 17 E Kennedy, testified in the Old Nick Williams case. In federal district court this afternoon cross examination revealed details on the defendants affairs. Kennedy bought the distillery for 10 000 while the Old Nick Williams Company covered running expenses. Several other witnesses were examined.
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Nick Williams
Greensboro
N. C
Yates
E. Kennedy
Nick Wiliams
Coderal District Court
Kennedy
Nick Wiliams Company
Haakon VII Plans First Official Norwegian Visit
Haakon VII, newly crowned king of Norway, will make his first official tour to Stockholm and Sondon on November 2, according to The Daily Mail's Copenhagen correspondent.
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Haakon
Stockholm
Sondon
Haakon VII
Norway
Copenhagen
the Daily Mail
Tarbell testifies on Equitable agency system and agents deal
The hearing features Tarbell detailing how Equitable Life’s agency system operated and how commissions were set. He recounts a Sunday deal with a New York Life general agent and 200 subagents, noting no cost to Equitable beyond higher commissions.
Son-in-law shoots father-in-law then commits suicide
In West Philadelphia on November 21 Casper Cooper shot his father-in-law David F. Rowe four times while he lay on a couch. Cooper then fled and killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot. Rowe was hospitalized and expected to recover. The couple had been married three years. the wife left Cooper months earlier over alleged ill treatment.
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Hiladelphia
Philadelphia
David F. Rowe
Casper Cooper
Cooper
Rowe
Hushing
Ghe
Mare Which Won $10,000 Brings Seventy Dollars
An $70 bid won the Old Glory horse sale at Madison Square Garden for a race horse that previously earned a $10,000 purse with Flower City stakes wins at Rochester. Star Lilly, once a favored circuit horse, was sold at that price. The Calais stock farm conducted the sale, with spirited bidding for Caldemar and other lots.
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YO@L
Madison Square Garden
Star Lilly
Rochester
Calais Stock Farm
Caldemar
Daniel Mahaney
Ports
Woman Shot by Burglar in Chicago Apartment
Miss Maud Reese of the Union Fraction Company law department was shot by a burglar found in her apartment. The intruder fled through a window as she returned from work, ending in her arrest.
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Chicago
Local Macon Mortuary Note Prominent Citizens
Special Macon report notes deaths and prominent local figures. fragments mention Reynolds of Macon and a seven year old, with unclear context.
Fragmentary OCR note on Koreans and Japanese squadron plan
An unreadable OCR fragment references Koreans and a Japanese squadron plan dated November 2, with mentions of The Daily Te, a Soviet lech Se Dati, and various garbled names. It lacks clear events or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
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Pakio Core
Wel Pleng
Japan
Tory
Sane
Sag Fm
Nepal
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Seach Dhat
Snegunter
H. 5. Bradley
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University, of Virginia
Chamber of Commerce of New York
Last Wight
Herne
Switzerland
United
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Trey, N
Lergert
Ghosts
Callara
Manning
Wee
BE. W. Grove
HatHaway
Hydra Gqanet
Catarra
Macon
VIA
Georgia Baptist Convention
J. C. Beam, Jr, BP. A
Mouth
N. J
Charles Duvall
Rariton
Resianee
B. G
Queechy-Steatbloom
Thorndale
Thar W. Mayshy
Glencove
L. EL
Direct View
Direct
Aut
Stenley Dillon
Lo Cate
Mortuary
Reynolds
Ffchive
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