German pacifist backs world court idea in league plan
Berlin report says Professor Witter Schuecking, a leading German pacifist and Reichstag member, supports Edin Noot’s view that the League of Nations should evolve toward a World Court to secure peace. He argues the United States must participate and that reform hinges on universal elements and international cooperation.
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Reichstag
Edin Noot
League of Nationsewill
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Alliance of Nations
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League of Natens
Rheumatism Advertised Oil Claims Quick Relief
An old time ad promotes Jacobs Oil as a universal rheumatism remedy. It claims fast relief from pain soreness and stiffness and markets to readers at drug stores with promises of curing millions over the last fifty years.
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Wien Forests
Andes
American Plane Wins Air Race Continent Contested
American plane wins an air race amid a field of 11 foreign machines and attrition. Lieutenant Kelly and Lieutenant Wolfary among injured pilots. Valorous Davenpare Johnson and Culbertson lead a strong showing for the U.S. Army Air Service with top finishers in the final standings. Crowds watch from Mitchell Field as officials report times and discuss protests over starting procedures and wing alterations.
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Tts
Ansikio & VA
Co. Gi. Kelly
Gradley
United States Mating Corps
Tavadles
Davenpare Johnson
de Mavitland
Tieuleon
D. Culbertson
SM. C
P. Taylor
Jancougsiy
Ators
Routest Reminiiltes
Betanse
Dito
Marines
Heruuini
Ninst
Verville Packard
Gourse
Omlolat
Aubert Acosta
Clyon
Parilian
Valso
Royllot
Mitchell Field
Pershing
Navy
Army Air Service
William Mitchell
Alr
Brianéler
L. O Charlton
Army
Unitate
Glen
Dary Daniéls
Caplan Mo
Millar
Mitchell
Werner
Gover
Point Wat
Mosley
Tate Nut
St T Kuly
Masley
Tday
Gorton
Benneth
France
McCooksfieldiin
Darton
Hia
Fractured OCR Snippet Notes Local Names and Terms
A fragmented OCR line mentions names and terms such as Ferber and Faier, with unclear context and scattered words. The readable items include references to people and possible place names, but the overall event or action is not discernible from the fragment.
Special Town Meeting Jeopardized by Finance Report
A special town meeting is scheduled for Monday evening to hear a finance report on proposed variances in the budget and highway projects. The document names sections of road work, street improvements, and emergency facility plans tied to a large funding proposal including hospital equipment and a new municipal building.
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Paris
Eimemk
Cystal Serboeidex
Warrier
England
Lew Yak
Bridgepal
Gowe
Blewley
Pratt
le Bolt
Fia
Sywnithais
Rouse
Boston Avenue
Suttuse
Amen
Permar
Watt Bench
Traniavdl
Teach
Ren Trumbull
Fe Trolley
Prent Permanent
Bride Turnpike
Haven Soul
Hillside Avenue
Ean Merwin
Energency
Geta-It Corn Peeler Ad Pitches Instant Relief
An old ad claims Geta-It corn peeler frees a corn from the cob instantly. It promises quick pain relief and a clean peel in seconds, boasting money back if not satisfied. The copy names Lawrence Co. and promises wide availability through retailers.
Bolshevik Counterfeit Plot Reported by Authorities
Bolshevik agents allegedly attempted to circulate counterfeit notes in a worldwide scheme. Four men, including Moscow and American-based operatives, were said to plan smuggling and distribution, with more than 200000 dollars in bogus currency tied to foreign banknotes. Officials tracked the ring, suggesting the Kremlin aimed to destabilize economies and inflame unrest to aid revolution.
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Europe
Moscow
Lara Mun
Uny
Flu
America
Leanne
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