Rhineland Strife and Political, Social Upheaval Reported
Reports from Berlin detail Rhineland clashes as Belgian authorities assist in restoring order. Loyalists clash with Separatists across Duisburg Coblenz and Aix la Chapelle while French troops deter violence. In Berlin a parliamentary crisis looms over Bavarian rule and Saxony, with food and currency issues intensifying unrest amid riots in Hamburg.
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Duisburg
Cob- Tenz
Rhine
Munghen-Gladbach
Aix-la-Chapelle
Wiesbaden
Maxenc
Stu 1
Dexoarte
Morduco
Rhineland Commission
All Tirard
Dr. Worten
Joseph Matthes
Bonn
Burgonaster
Coblenz
Berlin
Associated Press
Crise
Dr. Stresemann
Sliegemaynn
von Kahr
Saxony
Radical Party
Orman
Varwaerts
Bavaria
von Kahrs
Guert
Reichstag
Streemann
Nun Berness
Thimiurk
Webb Now Acting for Probating of Ten Line Will
Howard T. Kingsbury, attorney for Charles Webb, cleared of suspicion in his bride’s death by the Westchester county grand jury. He plans to seek probate of Mrs. Webb’s penline will which leaves most of the estate to Webb. Kingsbury hopes the will contest begins next month and Webb will prevail.
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Webb
New York
Howard T. Kingsbury
Charles Webb
Westchester County Grand Jury
Arthur Rowland
Mrs. Webb
Tnis
Stormy Mexican Chamber session fails to occur
ICO CITY Oct 23 The expected stormy session of the Chamber of Deputies over Adolfo De La Huerta's alleged treasury malfeasance failed due to no quorum. De La Huerta supporters hailed the absence as a victory as Alberto Pani faced charges of misusing about 18 000 000 pesos. The 260 member chamber was split with De La Huerta 180 Calles supporters and 14 insurgents. Conservative claim insurgents may join for an even division.
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ICO
Chamber of Deputies
Adolfo de la Huerta
Republic
Treasury
de la Huerta
Chamber
Alberto Pani
The
General Calles
Citizenship School Opens Today With Noted Speakers
The Citizenship School opens today in Connecticut with Don C. Seitz of Greenwich, business manager of the New York World, delivering “Connecticut Today.” Other speakers include Prof. William Reynolds Vance of Yale Law School on “Where Do We Go From Here?” Prof. Henry W. Lawrence of Connecticut College on “The Connecticut Constitution and its Origin,” and retired Walter Rheeter Cook of Yale on “What Shall We Do With Our Tactics?”
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Connecticut
Don C. Seitz
Greenwich
New York World
William Reynolds Vance
Yale Law School
Henry W. Lawrence
Connecticut College
Walter Rheeter Cook
Yale University
Treasury Secretary Orders Prosecution Linked to Liquor Conspiracy
Reported today that Treasury Secretary directed prosecutions connected to an alleged liquor conspiracy. Indictments in New York involve figures tied to bribe allegations and threats against government employees.
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Sluington
Serre- Treasiey
Demuind starts season with rough touches and slips
A garbled report covers a troubled kickoff and late-season missteps. It mentions a draft issue, a Springsted league meeting on Fridax, and various players like Art Mitchell Cartenco and Seeley. The piece hints at Bridgeport games, November events, and a Connecticut National Guard matchup, all framed by unclear names and dates.
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Springsted
Fridax
Allke Healy
Art
Mitchell
Anne Cartenco
Bridgeport
Bal m
Seeley
Petus Jeaves
Latuni Spe
Jack McGeu
Connecticut National Guard
Monuay Alent
TUTANKHAMEN OPENING TALK AT BROOKLAWN CLUB
Arthur Winegall, renowned Egyptologist and correspondent for the London Daily Mail, will speak at the Brooklawn Country club tomorrow night as the Contemporary club opens its thirtieth season with a lecture on Tutankhamen and recent discoveries in Egypt. He will discuss Akhnaten era, the tombs of Queen Nefertiti and other royal sites, illustrated with visuals.
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Arthur Winegall
London Daily Mail
North Amenean
Alliance
Tutankhamen
Lamarrow
Brooklawn Country Club
Robert Marsh
Willan
Beoard- Mane
Ar. Welgall
Cartier
Tutankham
Tutenkhamen
Egypt
Mr. Welgall
Akamutan
Tutankhamon
Yuasa
Tuan
Akinoton
Horem
Upp Devotian Desert
Farmer kills family and self in house fire tragedy
A farmer killed his sister and his three children along with his infant daughter then set his home ablaze and died in the fire. Neighbors found the flames. a coroner's jury ruled the deaths as a crime scene. A bloodstained hammer and weapon were discovered near the remains. Police noted financial troubles as a motive.
Violent Love Turns to Hate Recited in Murder Trial
New York reports the case of Fulagio Lezade, a Filipina nurse's assistant, accused of murdering Blossom Martin after she rejected his advances. Assistant District Attorney McDonald recounts in court how Lezade, enraged, choked Martin to death as attorney George Mendalic argues the killing was not premeditated and seeks lesser charges.
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New York
McDonald
Fulagio Lezade
Blossom Martin
Nuree
de Muree
George T. Mendalic
Drink More Water For Kidney Health Ad
An old advertisement promotes Jad Sal to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims drinking four ounces in water before breakfast helps filter acids, relieve bladder issues, and prevent nervous or rheumatic symptoms. Emphasizes safety and yearly physician checks.
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America
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