Trotzky Faces Internal Strife as Stalin Seeks Unity
Reports say Stalin opposes reprisals against Trotzky foes and aims to suppress his Menshevik ideas while party branches pledge support to the central committee. Trotzky remains silent as Fronze runs war council duties, and observers note a delicate balance between eliminating dissent and avoiding army upheaval.
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Stalin
Langer
Communist Party
Central Committee
War Council
M. Fronze
Miners Back to Work After UMWA Order
Scranton Pa November 26 John a Lewis international president of the United Mine Workers of America wires George Isaacs district 1 president to order 12000 employees of the Pennsylvania and Hillside Coal and Iron company back to work at once. Failure to comply may bring Lewis to the area to take charge and possibly revoke charters of eight compliant local unions. The men say they will settle through their grievance committee or not at all.
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Scranton
John a.Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
George Isaacs
District 1
Pennsylvania and Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Lewis
Rebecca West Gains from Emma Goldman Visit
Rebecca West, English writer, lauds America for loan of Emma Goldman at a banquet in England, praising the cross Atlantic exchange of ideas. The remark highlights the mingling of intellects and cultural exchange amid postwar debates.
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Rebecca
Lafayette Journal Courier
Rebecca West
England
Emma Goldman
America
Rebeca
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief
Diseases traced to constipation are many and Kellogg's Bran offers permanent relief. It claims to purify the intestine and promote natural, regular function when eaten daily. The ad urges two tablespoonfuls daily and notes Kellogg's Bran is cooked and krambled, served in hotels, and sold by grocers.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Death Rays Skepticism Echoed by War Dept Chemical Chief
Washington reports Brigadier General Fries, head of the Chemical Warfare Service, warns against fearsome death rays and other sensational claims. He notes many tales are as foolish as supernatural gases and praises practical uses of chlorine gas for medical and public safety purposes including combating whooping cough and riot control with tear gas.
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Washington
Chemical Warfare Service
War Department
Fries
General Fries
Verison of Steamship Libel in Nova Scotia Salvage Claim
Halifax November 27 The four masted schooner Veronica towed to port after flagship encountered piracy tale. Sheriff Hail acting as marshal of the admiralty court holds the ship on libel proceedings by Gorderer owners seeking 25000 salvage. Gorderer picked Veronica up off Cape Sable and brought her in.
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Halifax
Veronica
United States
Heer
Fanding
Sheriff Hail
Gorderer
Cape Sable
Weds Movie Man in Los Angeles Romance
Belle Bennett, stage and screen actress, and Fred Windermere, film director, wed in Los Angeles. After the ceremony they planned a brief honeymoon before returning to film work. Bennett had been a Forsyth Players lead in Atlanta, where a feud with John Litel led to an Equity dispute.
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Los Angeles
Twos Angeles
Belle ‘Bennett
Fred Winermere
Belle Bennett
Atlanta
Miss Bennett
Forsyth Players
John Litel
Litel
Actors’ Equity Association
Bennett
Moving Picture
Frial
Windemere
Two Arrested In Alleged Plot Against News Co
New York investigators say Gustave Gerber and Andrew Nekritz were arrested on forgery charges after a plot allegedly cost the American News Co 360000. Detectives report Gerber confessed to involvement with 20 agents across American News and Union News offices at Grand Central and Hudson Tube terminals. Forgeries allegedly charged returns on unsold periodicals credited to agents, with 60 dollars profit per day per pair.
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New York
American News Company
Gustave Gerber
Andrew Nekritz
Gerber
Union News Company
Grand Central
Pennsylvania
Hudson Tube
Union News
American News
Nekells
Congress Likely To Be Docile In New Session
Congress reconvenes Monday at noon with committees to notify the president. The president's message will be read in both houses to resume routine proceedings. La Follette's power remains pivotal, but a filibuster over appropriation bills seems unlikely. Senate Republicans prepare to name a new leader and set up the foreign relations chair, while the caucus aims to push appropriation bills before July 1 to fund government for the new fiscal year.
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Capper
White House
Congress
House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Follette
la Follette
Wisconsin
Lodge
Curtis
Kansas
Borah
Congress in session with no leadership fights expected
The article notes the continuation of the old congress with Gillett and Longworth retaining their positions, Cummins presiding in the senate, and Dives not taking office until the next congress. The president’s message is forecast to be routine, urging economy and reiterating prior suggestions like world court membership and cooperative marketing.
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Ouse
Congress
House
Gillett
Longworth
Senate
Cummins
Dives
World Court
Roberts Honored By Dixie Doctors
Dr. Petlagraberts, an Emory and Harvard trained pellagra authority, is lauded as a leading diagnostician and heart disease expert. At 47, he led Camp Jackson base hospital duties in World War I and serves on multiple medical boards and faculties.
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Fmocy Univer Medical College
Chisicago
Harvard
Italy
Stewart
American College of Physicians
Emory University Medical College
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Atlanta
Georgia
American Predient Associations
Tle
South
Government Base
Camp Jackson
D. C
Chinese Laundryman in Carolina Found Dead
Newbern North Carolina November 27 Charlie Long a Chinese laundryman was found dead in bed with a bullet wound through the right eye a pistol with two cartridges lay beside the bed Coroner J L Hartsfield said he would pursue an autopsy to determine if the bullet matched the pistol and whether the death was self inflicted amid fears of tong war reprisals
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Carolina
Newbern
N. C
Charlie Long
J. L. Hartsfield
Tej Nan
20 000 Tech Fans Escape Hospital
A chaotic scene unfolds as 20 000 Tech fans flee a hospital after a game ending touchdown. One supporter cheers wildly, tossing a green derby in the air and calling out to Auburn amid chants and mixed reactions from the crowd.
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Tech
Auburn
Hold Em Auburn Holds Them Rally Sparks at Tech Rivalry
A rambunctious crowd witnessed Auburn’s second quarter threat and a playful dog on the sidelines. The Intermission featured English football bits, money chatter, and cheers as Auburn dominated the field. Fans left elated as Tech stalled late, with Wreoff possibly earning all American honors.
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Tech
Atlanta
Wreoff
Georgia Tech
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