Unknown Cuno summoned to form Germany's cabinet
Berlin reports Dr Wilhelm Cuno, now head of the Hamburg American steamship line, was asked by President Ebert to form the new government. He agreed to consider a cabinet of business men, aiming for nonpartisan leadership with trusted economic figures. Cuno held multiple talks with political leaders and potential ministers, while the "Unknown" figure steers the crisis.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Cuno
Hamburg- American Steamship Line
German Mercantile Marine
Ebert
Gertmany
Dutfito
Meiety
Dr Cuno
Tan
Ot Chuanesilor
Ttia
Kert
Germany
Cano
Évers
Rog
Tress
Cuno
Hamer ‘Hare
People's Party
Hugo Stinnes
Wirth
Washington
Absoud
Advert for Cold Remedy Tablets and Headache Relief
Fragmentary ad copy promises relief from headaches due to slight colds using brom quinine tablets. The readable text includes advertising jumbled phrases and signatures, with mentions of a product and a generic remedy.
See Eczema Disappear Ad for Holkart Cream 60 Cents
An early 20th century advertisement touts Holkart cream promising clear skin and a fair complexion. It claims quick relief from itching and burning, with a white, healthy appearance after use. The copy mentions price, availability in stores, and a customer appeal across households.
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Aczent
Fou
Peastransteod
Hinde Dere
Air Cot
Aive
Mecansco Hornell
LAW COMMANDS MAJORITY IN HOUSE RACE REPORTS LAbor gains eyeing premiership
A fragmented parliamentary result shows Labor rising to 186 seats from 75, while the Agynithian Liberals gain to 62. Conservatives remain strong but the major shift centers on Labor’s unexpected strength and Liberal decline. Notable casualties include Arthur Henderson and Winston Churchill. Asquith narrowly escapes defeat as party dynamics tilt toward a Conservative-Labor battle for control.
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Labor
Tissne
Conservat
Livism
Labor Party
Tabor
Arthur Henderson
Winston Churchill
Mr. Churchall
Homer Greenwood
Femmes Cnett
Foreland
Roderick G. Kellawnar
Lloyd-George
Edward My Grigs
G. H. Shakespeare
Asquith Hisself
Sky Donald Maehean
Walter Bunciman
Lioye George
Promnce
Ie Jenkinson
Idoud-George
Carnarvon
Major
George C. Tryon
Armour Awaits Word On Merger With Packing Giant
Armour holds word on a merger as Morus and company, a leading meat packer, considers consolidation with a major distributing and packing group. The move would reshape the industry, linking several plants in the United States and abroad into a fortified national operation.
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Armour
Jess
Pucket
Mors S and Company
Informatio
Arment
Tis Avd
Compas
Estallis
Europe
Cuba
Pereral
Ute Meiiilles
Coe Nuwile
Women Seek Simplification Of State Election Machinery
Women voters organized into 22 leagues focused on simplifying state election rules and expanding citizenship education. They pressed for information bureaus, specialization of government machinery, and broader outreach to women in factories, with meetings across Connecticut and talks by leaders in Hartford and New Haven.
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Poport Ot
T. G. McDermott
Mary Barkley
Hartford
Tay
Willimantic
New Britain
Mimele
Rence Kitchell
Connecticut
Trinity School
MAYO
Ilague of Women Voters
kKifth
Call
Mmbers
League
Aly
Townahead
New Haven
Presidine Ara
Lynn W. Wilson
Bridenport
Townshend
Herbert Knox Smith
Amy Hothe
League of Women Voters
Cosgrave Urged to Free Miss Mac Swiney
A deputation visited Dublin today urging Prime Minister Cosgrave to release Miss Mary MacSwiney, kept in Mountjoy prison on a hunger strike. The protesters referenced Winston Churchill and urged government action amid the ongoing Irish civil rights tensions.
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Cosgrave
Miss Mac Swiney
Dublin
Cherponoblan
Ty Udy
Tylal
Mary Ma Leeman
Mount Tov
Winston Church
Chudere
Mussolini Hails Unity as Italy Faces Complex Entente
Mussolini outlines aims for secure peace with France and England while urging vigilance in the Near East. He stresses a coalition government to defend Italian interests, promises no mercy to adversaries, and seeks stronger ties with the United States and Canada. He calls for restraint in the Balkans and insists on respecting all religions.
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Trajan
Fanet
France
England
Thali
Autente
Tn Tig
Nuestina
Lecottie
Italy
Near East
Slenor Aurgolini
Switzerland
Aleo Vi
Jigo-Slovin
Greece
Spain
Caecholovakian
Roumania
Mussolini
United States
Central
South
Theatrigal Man Spurned in Love and Suicide
A dramatic note tells of Willie theoman spurned in love leading to a fatal act. The fragmentary text mentions theater, emotional betrayal, and a tragic self harm event. Limited legible details center on a man’s response to rejection and a resulting death.
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Willie Laoman
Paul
Nobody's Business Causes Trouble in Newtown Incident
A chaotic scene at Newtown involving several bystanders and a trolley mishap left multiple injuries and property damage. Police reported a man seen drinking and disorderly conduct, with witnesses citing a loud argument and a shattered storefront window. One person named Marko, age 45, suffered a damaged vehicle and a dragged front bumper after the trolley struck the street car post.
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Ovanin
John Pawurs
Noble Yan Inti
Mack
Leo
Paske
Barnum
Noble
Urs
Marko
Mrs Clara Phillips Convicted of Murder in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a jury retried Mrs Clara Phillips for the murder of Mrs Albert Masdows. The court found her guilty of second degree murder after a trial noting the use of a hammer in the assault.
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Clara Phillips
OS Angeles
Clary Philos
Albertt
Heath
Amusements Op Barnum Was Right in Bridgeport Theater
A Bridgeport theater review lauds a Broadway cast in a fast moving mystery comedy about treasure hunts in an old Long Island house converted into a hotel. The piece, with Boots Wooster and Jean Adams among the cast, highlights clever plotting and strong performances while noting Irene Castle Fashion Revue and other acts in the same program.
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Bridgeport
Petar
Feader
Park Theatre
Sparnum
Long Island
Boots Wooster
Janits Albion
Arthur Aynsworth
Gow Morrell
Stesuane Villa
Ruth Hammond
Wiles Jam Foran
Chester Morris
Jesem~ Me Stevens
Charles Laite
Lilyan Nman
Carr
Eraere
F.T
Dawe
Irene Castle
Pashion
Ftuyne
Faw
Navembes
Jé@ap Adams
Micki
Tig
Pany
Peanhi
Adame
Coun
Theas
Irene Caatie
Jean Adams
New York
Fifth Avenue
America
Adams
Brunet
Beau
Miss Adams
Pune
Ohio
Buckeye State
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Ley in Hartford
Gov Ley issues the Thanksgiving proclamation naming November 10 as a day of thanksgiving. He prays for gratitude for past blessings, a renewal of industrial activity, and continued providential care for the nation and its people.
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Hartford
Ornos
Everett J. Ley
Deon
Nail dye a hobby among Turkey's fastidious women
Nail dye is described as a hobby of the better class women in Turkey. They use not only polish or pink pastels but actual reds golds and blues on their nails, reflecting broader trends in vanity and grooming.
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Turkey
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