Russian Peace Pact Praised By Soviet Foreign Minister
Berlin dispatch quotes M Tehitcherin saying peace with Poland is pursued for two years and will be achieved. He notes difficulties remain especially financial, but credits Polish and Soviet peoples and advocates returning to internal reconstruction once a definite treaty is signed.
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Farewell to Dr. Koo as Chinese minister departs
Washington reports Dr. Vi Kyum Wellington Koo, Chinese minister, leaves for New York to sail for France, where he will join the League of Nations delegation in Geneva on November 25. He praises US relations and cites China facing internal change and modern challenges.
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Coroner Probes Greenwich Accident Involving Barrett
Coroner John J. Phelan opened an inquiry in Greenwich into the death of Jana D. Barrett of Greenwich who died at Greenwich Hospital after being struck by an express train at the Greenwich railroad station. Barrett, a New York maritime and insurance booking professional, stood on the platform awaiting a New York train when the blast passed and he was struck, thrown between the platform edge and rails, and then carried to the hospital unconscious where he died from a skull fracture.
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Former newspaperman named Syracuse assistant professor
J Oscar Simmons of the Providence Journal editorial staff has become an assistant professor in the Department of Journalism at Syracuse University. A former Telegram reporter, he studied at NYU Journalism and gained eight years of newspaper experience with outlets including Springfield Republican and Utica Observer.
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Pape's Cold Compound Advertises Quick Relief
Don’t stay stuffed up. A dose of Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours and three doses are said to break up a cold and end grippe misery. The first dose supposedly opens blocked nostrils and relieves headache and sneezing. The ad claims fast, inexpensive relief and that it acts without assistance, tasting nice and containing quinine.
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