Is Nicholas Romanoff Alive The Czar Question From A New York Lawyer
Bernard Naumberg, a New York attorney, seeks to locate Nicholas Romanoff to claim a $1,000,000 bank deposit and recover $117,450, with court action blocked without notice or proof of death. Justice Benedict requires serving Nicholas or proof of death before proceeding. Names of potential heirs include wife, children, or Michael Romanoff. A Rome paper cites Stefania Turr and Prince Obolensky suggesting the royal family may still be alive and hidden in northern Russia.
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Nicholas Romanoff
Bernard Naumberg
New York
Supreme Court
Benedict
Brooklyn
Marine Transportation Service Corporation
Russia
Nicholas
Naumberg
National City Bank
Michael Romanoff
Giornale d’ Italia
Rome
Stefania Turr
Prince Obolensky
Opposed to League of Nations Debates in Boston
A public discussion in Boston features Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts and Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell debating the League of Nations covenant. Lowell is portrayed as a scholar and theorist while Lodge is seen as a practical statesman and former ranking Republican on the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Lowell
England
America
Senator Lodge
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate clash over army court martial system escalates
Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon and Secretary Baker exchange sharp blame over the army court martial system. Baker says Congress blocked his proposed remedy, while Chamberlain argues Baker’s plan would worsen the injustices and accuses him of bad faith. The feud continues as they trade telegrams and letters.
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George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
War Department
Chamberlain
Secretary Baker
Congress
Baker
Mr. Baker
Ansell
Liberty league to unite World War veterans in Chicago meeting
An American World War veterans group named Liberty League or Army of the Great War is planned with a Chicago convention on November 11 to approve steps of organization. Paris dissident and U S leaders back a six member executive, headed by Col Milton J Foreman. Membership would include all U S military and naval personnel from April 6 1917 to November 11 1918, excluding those who dodged service, including nursing corps and other support staff. A separate U S group for non overseas troops forms under Lieut Col Theodore Roosevelt.
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United States
American Association of Veterans of
Paris
Milton J. Foreman
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Military
Naval Services
How Can You Tell Your Favorite Tobacco
Smokers can judge tobacco by aroma without smoking. Flavourings vary, with chocolate noted as the distinctive scent in Tuxedo Tobacco. Aged Burley plus chocolate aims to create a unique fragrance that nose can recognize.
Watson E Coleman Washington DC Books Free
Fragmentary notices and an assortment of humorous anecdotes about bullfighting Ireland and remarks from a wood merchant and a French butcher. The readable text includes references to Watson E Coleman in Washington DC and stray lines about wood and beef prices.
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Watson E.coleman
Wash- Patington
D.C
Ireland
France
Freezone Removes Corns From Feet
An ad touts Freezone as a cheap treatment for corns and calluses on the feet. It claims a few drops lift corns and hard skin, leaving the skin underneath pink and healthy without soreness.
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Freezone
The Real Trouble on Short Days
Two cousins travel to the store as a boy laments no time to play. Florence remarks that the days are very short. Edward replies that the days are not short, but the errands are too long.
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Florence
Edward
Boschee’s Syrup Ad Promotes Cough Remedy History
An advertisement touts Boschee’s Syrup as a fifty one year old American cough remedy. It claims effectiveness for coughs bronchitis colds and lung troubles and promises better rest and easier morning expec toration. The pitch emphasizes nationwide use and long standing U.S. manufacture.
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United States
Nature
America
Adv
Busy girl and hat riddle pun
A witty exchange settles on a pun about hats. One friend asks for a hat for a busy girl. The reply suggests a beaver as a playful answer to the nickname busy.
Cuticura Trio Talcum Advertisement Highlighted
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum as a scented powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It touts the Cuticura Trio Soap Ointment and Talcum and claims the talcum at 25 cents everywhere.
Eskimos Play Football Origin of Sealskin Ball
Eskimos enjoy football as a favorite pastime across ages. The game uses a sphere made of sealskin stuffed with reindeer hair, reflecting ancient roots and local craftsmanship.
Knicker-The Round Robin Success Signals New Round Dove
The report mentions a round robin success led by Knicker and Becker progressing to a round dove stage. The brief references plan and sequence imply a tournament style progression and upcoming round.
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Becker
Enigmatic Exchange Sparks Elopement Plan
A terse dialogue hints at a ready bride and a willing groom as Silas confirms both partner and accomplice are prepared for elopement. The exchange suggests a secretive, urgent romance at play.
Pig Named Jerry Inspires Family Dinner Turned Roast Tragicomedy
A physician's home, nicknamed Zoo Annex, housed many pets including a pet pig Jerry. The pig grew large and noisy, prompting the family to secretly arrange its fate. Jerry is roasted for Sunday dinner but the children, and Norah the cook, react with distress. A neighbor later eats the roasted pig as poetic revenge.
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Zoo
Jeremiah
Jerry
Norah
Charles Lamb
Buffalo Courier
Hearse Driver’s Fumble Delays Brown County Burial
George S. King, long time Nashville Helmsburg driver and undertaker helper, forgot to load the coffin in the hearse while en route to Story cemetery twelve miles south of Nashville. He walked back to Nashville, loaded the coffin, changed horses, and resumed the trip, delaying the burial by four hours.
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George S. King
Brown County
Nashville
Helmsburg
Story Cemetery
King
Indianapolis News
Opulent Quai dOrsay Rooms Veiled to Smoke Amid Debates
The Quai dOrsay hosts peace delegates amid soft carpets gilded chairs and marble tables. Some connoisseurs urge covering the sumptuous carpet so plenipotentiaries can smoke cigarettes during intense debates.
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Quai d’Orsay
Starving Amidst Plenty Warns Of Acid Stomach Relief
A dire warning outlines how acid stomachs prevent proper digestion causing malnutrition despite eating. It promotes EATONIC tablets as a quick remedy that absorbs excess acid and reduces bloating, with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t felt.
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Eatonic
Puzzling Letters On St Bernard Pup Feeding Spellings
A couple debates how to respond to Mrs. Newrich who asks whether to feed the St Bernard pup with meat or biscuits. They worry about spelling choices that could offend her. The wife notes biscuit should be spelled biscuit, while the husband cites two e's in meat leading to potential offense.
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John
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises Cure
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as strengthening the system and cleansing the blood to prevent frequent colds. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free with a $100 guarantee for any uncured catarrh by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Triumph Over Necessity Quote by Carlyle
The passage asserts that manhood starts when one makes peace with necessity, even surrender, and only then finds true triumph and freedom in necessity, echoed as a Carlyle quotation.
A Born Talker Benham Money Exchange Buoyant Talk
Mrs. Benham Money speaks on being a born talker and the quick wit that defines her conversations. The feature highlights her confident style and observational humor in social gatherings.
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Benham
Lille residents learn English during occupation
In wartime Lille inhabitants stayed hopeful for liberation by the British army. An English officer noted Germans. a local reply said once the enemy entered, Lille residents set to learn English. Also a colonial ad promotes Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for regulating liver bowels and stomach.
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Lille
Monsieur
Montreal Herald
Doctor Pierce
Japan in the War and the Britain Japan Alliance
The article surveys the long standing Anglo Japanese alliance from its 1902 treaty with Britain through 1921, noting extensions in 1905 and 1911 that shaped defense of India and Korea, and excluding the United States from joint action. It concludes with a quip about knowledge and talent in art.
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Japan
Great Britain
India
Afghanistan
England
Korea
United States
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