Poland Feels More Secure After President Murder
Martial law took effect in Werkaw as Captain Niewadomsaki, the shooter of President Narutowicz, was held for court-martial. He said he acted alone and offered no exclamations. Parliament’s convocation nears with Piludeki as army chief and Sikorski as premier awaiting a new president election.
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Waranty
Associated Press
Werkaw
Niewadomsaki
Joseph Piluadeki
Sikor
Ski Ae
Letters to the Editor on Barre Granite Settlement
A Barre Times reader urges cooperation to settle Barre's granite industry tensions. He argues that only a conference of all parties and likely a neutral third party can forge a peaceful settlement, benefiting the city and its workers before harsher outcomes arise. He invokes Christmas as a time for goodwill and community welfare.
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Baster
Barre
Quincy
Barret
Mr. Micawher
Ee Theratore
Broader system of farm credits asked
Washington DC December 18. A three day conference of cooperative marketing associations urged a Council of Waymess Co-operators to handle common problems and serve as a mouthpiece. They backed longer nine month credits, higher loan limits to 25 000,000, and an amendment of the Federal Reserve law to assist farm credits. The group urged local bankers to be primary lenders and endorsed a maximum cooperative loan cap of 600 million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Council of Waymess Co-opers
Aketing
Mmn
Ente
Wong
Dion
Carl Willian
Oklaham
American Cottonrowers Exchange
Prohibition Conference Held at State House
Boston reports a December meeting where district attorneys from across the state conferred with Attorney General J. Werton Aten at the State House. The discussions centered on the enamel jury system and related legal matters.
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Boston
J. Werton Aten
Toviay
Invita
Unclear Fragment from Local Page About Exchange Table
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of exchange or table related matters, with unclear references to land and washing actions. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to anchor specifics or identify entities.
Home and Household Tips From November Designer
Diary style advice covers kitchen and clothing care, noting substitutes like water for milk in yeast bread, tips on maintaining freshness of textiles, and the role of citrus fruits in nutrition. It emphasizes safe handling of food, proper storage, and basic baking methods with practical instructions.
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Skener
Regent Vitar
Monte
Durotiy Dexter
Color Signals and Public Manners in Temple Study
Dr Thaddeus Bolton of Temple University reports research on color preferences among children and adults noting a shift from green and red to yellow and blue for signals. The article hints at traffic signal color debates and cultural reactions to color choices amid school and public life.
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Thaddeus Bolton
Temple University
Balten
Advances in wallpaper design and wall treatments
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes that modern wall coverings combine psychology and aesthetics with scientific methods, to create mural decoration that is more than mere paste or paint. It highlights choices for cheerful hall tones, quiet shelving-room shades, and color tones like a bright red as explained by experts.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Clues Are My Best Friends Says Detective
A detective proclaims clues are his best friends and questions why he would run them down in a terse exchange about loyalty and pursuit.
Governors ready to meet Harding on prohibition enforce ment
Fifteen state governors gathered in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for the fourteenth conference of governors and prepared to travel to Washington for a White House meeting Monday with President Harding. The talks centered on prohibition enforcement and questions were signaled to be discussed. Governors from Pennsylvania and Minnesota facilitated the invitation, but the group believed the Washington conference date had not yet been advanced.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Washington
Hardingy
White House
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Personnally
Harding
Monday Nat Walled as a Ponte Pay Lintinury
The readable fragment notes a January season reference involving Nat and a ponte figure. It hints at a financial or administrative matter described as lintinury. No clear names beyond Nat and a ponte term are established.
Father Warns Son About Risky Choices In Unclear Talk
Fragmentary dialogue shows a father urging a son to heed advice and avoid trouble, while the son resists and questions the value of guidance. The garbled OCR hides names, places, or event details.
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Poland
Gor
Will
Sullivan
Universal
Montpelier
Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Co
Co-operative
National Council of Marketing Bodies
Prohibition Conference
Allen
Massachusetts
Academy of Music
Netare
Grees
Bithi
Victrola
Cummings & Lewis Druggists
Tims Devobtrereelf
Bostan
Pres. Harding
Horlick
Teleens
Infante
Anvalide
Bell & Houston
J. W. Dillon Belater
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