Remnants Of Six Nations Defy Canadian Authority
Brantford Ontario reports the Six Nations on the Grand River resist Canadian rule and threaten to appeal to King George and the League of Nations. Chief Deskaheh led protests while Interior Minister Charley Stewart met at Oshweken to address disturbances. The community touts independence while maintaining ties to Britain and old religious practices amid ongoing Sunday lacrosse games and social rites.
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Britain
King George
George III
League of Nations
J. A. Cowman
Teil
Brantford
Six Nations
Canada
New York
Grand River
Deskaheh
George
League of
Charley Stewart
Deskahen
Oshwek
Grand River Domain
Ontario
Onedappes
Syracuse
Learug
Sayng
Reconstruction and Executions in Soviet Policy Seen from Riga
A Riga correspondent reports that reconstruction in Russia has begun amid harsh executions of political offenders. The Soviet regime remains dictatorial, with no political freedoms, while reconstruction proceeds slowly without foreign help. Speculators flourish under heavy taxation as the state tightens control, and fear of punishment keeps uprisings rare while the political police supervise private life.
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Riga
Russia
Associated Press
Moscow
Olympus
Penn
Ynagues
Soviet Russia
Tigh
Lyer
Cheva
Polical Police
Fiolities
Wu Peels
New Hampshire A O U W seeks to join Connecticut Grand Lodge
The Grand Lodge of New Hampshire of the Ancient Order of United Workmen seeks admission to the Connecticut Grand Lodge which already includes Connecticut New York and New Jersey. A 22nd annual session opens in Bridgeport on Oct 19 to consider the application and revise the constitution. Officers and visiting delegates will attend with a ceremony the day before. Supreme Master Workman Will M Narvis of Murc line Ia will attend.
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Granite State Organization
State Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of
New Hampshire
Order of United Workmen
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Bridgeport
Grand Ddfe
Sherman Baldwin
Workman
New Haven
Hare
Y W. Nichols
Henry C. Coleman
Boge
B. Dick~ Ingon
New
Momauguil Oage
M. Narvis
Murca~ Line
Boxing Moguls Reinstate Greb
Harry Greb, American light heavyweight champion, is cleared to box in New York state after the State Athletic Commission lifted his suspension following a signed agreement and forfeit to box Sonanya Wilson. Wilson remains suspended pending future action and Greb may return to ring activity amid ongoing regulation and enforced conditions.
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New York
Harry Gren
Pittsburgh
Rite
Greb
State Athletic Commission
Sonanya Wilson
Wilson
Moon
Vustr
Grev
Johnny W?son
Ins
Common Heron or Mud Hen Found Along Shores in Small Streams
This piece describes the common heron known as the Mud Hen or Coot, its habitat along wooded streams and ponds, its squawking call, and its habit of perching in trees to watch for intruders. It notes the bird’s confusion with other species and its breeding range from Manitoba to the Bay of Fundy, with wintering south of the Gulf and legal protection.
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Manitoba
Bay of Fundy
Gulf
Lenin's Russia Outlines Plans for Postwar Recovery
Nikolai Lenin, premier of Russia, advocates famine relief and economic stabilization. The government aims to feed the population, secure fuel, and clothe citizens while awaiting agricultural surplus to fund industrial rebuilding. Efforts focus on harvesting machinery, horses, and infrastructure as it faces debt and foreign loans.
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Hong
Treasur Funes
Nikolai Lenine
Russia
Dng
Theater Patron Loses Out After Troubled Encounter
John Zaleska of Main aire faced admonitions from ushers during a theater visit as an exchange with a special solicitor escalated. Police assistence was needed and he was placed under restraint despite his claimed wit and debate.
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John Zaleska
Boy Horseman's Death From Tree Collision Near Town
A boy horseman near Paris Texas was killed when his horse collided with a tree. The rider’s head struck the limb as the horse bolted, and the boy died two days later from the injuries. The incident occurred in Hort Towson, Okla, with the horse wandering away afterward.
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Paris
Tex
Wr Sanders
Towsen
Okio
Wis
Tree Thrives On Iron Platform At Station
A brief note reports a tree growing vigorously on an iron storage platform at the east end of the Heoakion Bridge near New York. The tree has thrived since being nourished, with observers noting its unusual urban rooting.
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New York
Bacher Barth
Te Heoakion Bridge
Fractured courtroom tale and strange dirt mound scene
A garbled court exchange unfolds as a judge questions a prisoner about a verbal jab at an elderly man. The transcript hints at a odd mound of dirt and roots under a platform with rain moisture, while a woman’s sarcastic remark about washing hands surfaces in the muddled narrative.
Advertising Growth Through Experience and Time
The program notes ongoing experience and growing value as ad advisers each year. It emphasizes steady progress and the need for investing advertising time rather than chasing unrealistic demands.
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Tacitan
George II
Awey Pack
Wieren
Lana
U. W
Carter
Carters
Nujol
Bridgepot
Wilbur 1
Smith
Wairfield County
Savings and Foreign Exchange Departments
Aremnags
National BA Bank
Jas Might
Inne
The
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Walls, N. Y
Moses
Hippocrates
Rome
Py He Post-Telegram
Agierican Association of Advertising
Agenvion
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