Forty Two Nations to Gather In League First Assembly
New York reports that the League of Nations will hold its first assembly in Geneva tomorrow. Delegates from Britain, Haiti, and other states will discuss membership admissions, the council assembly relationship, and the establishment of key bodies such as the court of international justice and health organization. The session may last three to four weeks and will elect leaders and set committees.
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Prince of Wales Becomes Poet in Naval Ceremony Verse
London reports the Prince of Wales writing and reciting verses for the launch ceremony aboard the Renown. The spoofed apostrophe to Neptune and playful lines describe the prince in a chummy, lighthearted role as he joins guests and crew in a maritime event during the trip.
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Italian critic questions bread wine subsidy balance
Rome report quotes Professor Ugo Ancona arguing that Italy spends over a billion dollars annually on bread for the people while workers spend about nine hundred million on wine. He contends price policies favor wine, leaving bread subsidies excessive. Valparaiso notes American investors acquire Bolivian tin mines near the Eupen railway corridor, with preliminary construction underway.
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English tobacco tax cuts spark import and price shifts
London reports show a recent budget reducing tobacco duties and lowering retail prices. Merchants say cleared imports and aging stock influenced by higher duties earlier have altered costs, with tobacco priced far higher previously and now easing toward new levels.
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Arrest Six In Raid On Lafayette St Salogn
Police raided Lafayette Street saloon, arresting Porkowssi the bartender and five patrons. Money and items confiscated. Porkowssi bail set at 600 dollars and each patron at 50 dollars. Cases to be heard in city court this morning. Nov 14 entry notes work closings and a riot of 2,990 people.
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