Aland Islands Declared Neutral Zone In Peace Pact
A partial draft of the neutralization convention for the Aland Islands lists Denmark, Poland, Finland, Germany, Great Britain, Lithuania, and Sweden as signatories. It permits Finland to mine waters in wartime to repel aggression while keeping archipelago waters peaceful, with League of Nations oversight and potential powers’ conference if needed. The islets, long contested since World War I, are described as the “Gibraltar of the North” and neutralized under international agreement pending intervention by contracting powers.
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London
Alans Islands
Denmark
Thenia
Poland
Finland
Germany
Great Artaan
Lithuania
Sweden
Baltic
Council
League of Nations
Faye YesoTeratie Council
Russia
Wien
Fearfi Og Rusaia
Aland
Versailles
Jante
Murder Victim Befriended Man Who Killed Him
A Paris murder case unfolds as Ernest Jobin is killed by his lover Charles Burger with Jobin’s wife Madeleine aiding the disposal of the body. Burger and Madeleine carried out the dismemberment and burial, aided by their young daughter Madeleine who helped dig. The head, arms, and legs were later found, with authorities tracing the burial sites over months as Burger deflects blame onto Madeleine.
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Jobin
Charles Burger
Paris
Waite
John
Burger
Madeleine
Grand Hotel
Stadeleine
Reception Postponed by Juniors for Members
The Junior Chamber of Commerce postpones a reception to members due to illness of the secretary. Joy Friday is rescheduled to a date yet to be set. The entertainment committee plans features while Hoerlert Stack directs basketball events and aims to have the boys ready for an early practice at the Farm with dancing to follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oe Wether
Narrange
I Hoerlert Stack
Hia
Danr
Accidental death ruled in Ginnivan case
Coroner John J. Phelan announced an accidental death finding for 62 year old John Ginnivan who died November 26 from injuries after being struck by a trolley car. Ginnivan, of 326 Main Street, was walking when the accident occurred along Route six near the afternoon trolley route.
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John J. Phelan
Puicli
Jonn Ginnivan
Traliey
Ginnivan
Main Street
Roout
Dalock
Gin
Crime waves blamed on Paris prefect and early warning
The text notes a quote attributed to Leb on Prefect of Potios of Paris about crime and the microbe of crime targeting organizations already prepared for it, reflecting era worry over crime waves and institutional readiness.
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Lebon
Potios
Paris
Crima
Vermont Christmas Tree Farms Grows North American Treasures
Washington reports a large Vermont Christmas tree export grows into a national industry. The text describes evergreen varieties such as balsam fir and pine, their uses in Christmas decor, and the ark of supply for fresh greenery. It notes the economic reach across regions, with the American Forest Association highlighting the trade.
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Washington
Pet
Americ
Porestey Association
Lerestius
Wiley
Ahristmins
Rush of Taxpayers at Revenue Offices
Taxpayers flocked to the Internal Revenue Office in the Federal Building on Broad Street to pay the income tax. The extension allows payments until December 14 with penalties for late remittance.
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Federal
Broad Street
State Street Saloon Man Fined and Jailed
A State Street saloon owner was fined 200 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail for liquor law violations. The bartender John Fokette was fined 50, and another patron 200 with ten days. A man named John Black was fined 10 for interfering with police during the raid. The wife of the proprietor reportedly became hysterical as police entered. Execution of the husband’s sentence was temporarily deferred.
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Isaresmeros
State Street
John Fokette
Stey Wetul
Pembroke ‘Street
John Black
Anderson Apologizes and Pays Fine for Parking Tag Incident
Ferey P. Anderson of 306 Fa field agent removed a parking tag from his car and placed it on an automobile owned by Fred Stevens at the same address. He apologized to the police and to Stevens for the ruse and paid a city fine. The note also references aerial lines in Europe totaling 6,090 miles, with France at 3,990, Germany 3,000, England 1,200, plus many local lines.
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Ferey P. Anderson
Fred Stevens
Stevens
Potter Headquarter
Ad Stevens
Verty
Europe
France
Germany
England
Itai Teads
Gas Produced From New Source In England
New source is being verified on a small Surrey farm. Marsh gas from manure is captured in a designed building, protecting the manure and feeding gas to farm machinery. Gas output varies, but researchers expect great results. apparatus needed is a pipe and an air tight reservoir.
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Wee. S
Surrey
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Aland Islands
Vermont
Léa Abe
Aolsan Wien
Kevorslor
Nidvrase Dex
Balsain
Ellen Guy Divine
Bape Bai
Fis
Minevican
Pennsylvania
Maine
Mney Conan
Anderson
Bond Clothes Shop
United States Bankruptcy Court
Lion Brand
Vy Price
the Lion Stores Corporation
Congress Street
Poli
Yoni
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