France Briand Warns of German Military Threat at Arms Talks
Premier Briand declares Germany could mobilize 7,000,000 soldiers and maintains 250,000 troops in daily drill. He outlines dangers from veterans groups and old Prussian doctrines while France seeks real disarmament and peace at the arms conference. Germany counters with readiness to rebuild a large army.
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Washington
France
Premer Brian
Butt
Germany
Herlind
Ludendorfs
Briand
M. Briand
Wiere
Europe
Dave
Inter
Joyo
Peaceland
Tila
Upper Silesia
Daz
Prowler
America
Counler
Mitten
Gemany
Scandinavia
Robbers Take Jewelry Worth Six Thousand In Kansas City Heist
A Kansas City jewelry store was robbed shortly after opening hours as two bandits bound the lone clerk and escaped with more than six thousand dollars in jewelry and cash. The incident mirrored earlier reports of large sums taken in similar thefts as authorities investigate.
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Chicago
Henry
NAB SCION OF RICH AS RED
Moritz T Loeb nephew of Taco M Lavh and Elbert A Loeb of Sears Tlaebnek Co was released in cash on $50 after arrest at a mass meeting of reds. He was called one of the smoothest and cleverest radicals in Chicago by Detective Sergt McDonough, who said the Carmen's Hall meeting aimed to raise defense funds for Sarco and Vanezel convicted of murder in Boston.
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Chicago
Moritz T Loeb
Taco M. Lavh
Tfitionaire
Elbert A. Loeb
Sears, Tlaebnek & Co
Reds
Loeb
Juling Loeb
Tie
Sergt. Lawrence McDonough
The
Warend
McDonough
Carmen's
Sarco and
Vanezel
Boston
Rockefeller Loses Big Tax Suit in Supreme Court
Washington November 22 The Supreme Court sustained a decision requiring John J Rockefeller and associates to pay income tax on distributions by the Ohio Oil company and the Prairie Pipe Line companies to their stockholders. The ruling involved Rockefeller, the Ohio Oil company, and the Prairie Pipe Line entities and clarifies tax liability.
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Washington
John J. Rockefeller
Ohio Oil Company
Prafri¢ OM and Gas Company
Tlinois Pipe Line Company
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Wulér
United States Siepreme Court
Watson Near Fist Fight in Senate Clash
In Washington on November 22 a near fist fight erupted in the Senate after Senator Loii Watson of Georgia accused Senator Williams of Mississippi of deliberately claiming that his knowledge was not a truce. Williams countered that Watson was against this country during the war.
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Senator
Georgia
Williams
Miselesippi
Senate
Washington
Loii” Watson
Sanator Williams
Williame
Watson
Interstate Commerce Commission Orders 16 Percent Hay and Grain Rate Reductions
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a decisive order requiring railroads to implement roughly a 16 percent cut in hay and grain freight rates by December 27. The move rejects railroads' proposed compromise for a 10 percent cut, and sets specific reductions across western and mountain Pacific routes, with wheat rates also reduced by 10 percent.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Interstate Commercee Commission
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Commission
Huy
Mississippi
Winais
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
el Paso
Tesas
Paelle
Robbers Raid Chicago Bank
Robbers attempted to kill the cashier and rob the West Thirty- Nist State bank at noon but fled when a burglar alarm sounded just outside the safe. About $10,000 was in the cashier's cage.
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Chicago
Ave
Automobile
West Thirty-Nist State Bank
Blast in Theater Kills 11 in Hamburg
An explosion at a moving picture house near Hamburg during a children's show killed 11 people and injured many others. The cause remains unknown as authorities investigate the blast at the cinema.
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Hamburg
Germany
Here
Tactics of Arbuckle witness undermines Provost testimony
Francisca Nov 22 dispatch reports Roscoe Arbuckle defense chief Gavin McNab using record disclosure to challenge Miss Provost testimony. The grand jury record revealed conflicts in Provost statements about Miss Rappe’s deathbed remarks, suggesting shifting accounts and possible district attorney office pressure.
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Sim Francisca
Grand
Roscoe Arbuckle
Zny
Ytte
Almvost
Gavin McNab
Elief
Arbuckle
Miss Provost
Fred Fishback
Fishback
House U. K.'s Revision Bill Passes in House of Representatives
Washington reports the house adopted the conference report on a tax revision bill by 282 to HO. The measure would abolish excess profits tax repeal all transportation taxes as of January 1 1922 set a maximum 40 percent individual income tax and repeal various nuisance taxes.
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Senate
Washington
House
Chicago Fares Hit by Supreme Court Ruling
Chicago readers face upheaval as a U S Supreme Court decision rules streetcar fares are within interstate commerce regulation not city control. The appeal by city administration was dismissed, upholding the state supreme court ruling. Dispatch from Washington reports the change impacts local transit pricing.
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Chicago
Unite States Supreme Court
IM+ vols
Efty
States Supreme Court
Wash Lington
Ku Klux Klan in Funeral Ceremony Reported
In Texarkana on November 22 six hooded robed Klansmen attended a local funeral a first of its kind in the region. They unveiled a large red and white rose cross on the grave and departed, marking an unusual public Klan display at a burial.
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Vexarkana
Tex
Ku Klux Klan
Jan
H. PL Bolg
Warship to Save Americans from Turkish Outrages
Washington reports a request for an American warship to patrol Turkish waters and protect Americans and Christian Armenians from Surk outrages in Citela, addressed to President Harding. The note emphasizes defense of civilians amid rising sectarian tensions in the region.
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Washington
Surk
Citela
Deo Harding
Powers Agree On Chipin Policy Affects China
Washington reports say eight powers reached a common policy for China affirming sovereignty independence and territorial integrity. The resolutions call for equal opportunity for development, no special rights, and restraint from tightening limits on Chinese governance, with Chinese and Japanese positions noted.
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Washington
Chin
Wich
China
Northwest Isolated by Severe November Snowstorm
San Francisco reports the Profile northwest entirely cut off by complete wire failures and transport disruption. Four inches of snow fell in Washington while Albany Oregon noted its worst storm in 80 years. Portland was isolated for hours as rain and sleet affected remaining areas.
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San Francisco
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
California
Weather Bureau
Albany
Ore
Portland
Graham Paper director killed in home scuffle
Henry B. Graham, 8 director of the Graham Paper company, was shot and killed by chauffeur Clifford H. Taylor after entering the Graham home. The fatal confrontation occurred during a scuffle that followed Taylor's entrance with Graham on the premises in St. Louis on November 22.
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St. Louis
Henry B. Graham
Graham Paper Company
Signegro
Clifford H. Taylor
Grahath
Hin
Man Found Tied and Killed Near St Louis Roadway
Francis Fee a twenty eight year old electrician was found murdered near a roadway in St Louis county just west of the city limits. His hands were bound behind him and his skull fractured in the attack. Investigators said no immediate suspects.
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St. Louis
Francis Fee
Sense
St. Louis County
Testimonial for Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
In Toomsboro Georgia Mrs C F Phillips describes relief from weak nervous condition and irregular periods after using Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports restored energy and urges others with similar troubles to try the remedy as a proven aid for women’s health.
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Foomsbooro
Lydia
Pinkham
Ming
Phillips
Lydia B. Pinkham
The Buck's Revenge Telephone Message Mixup
A garbled telephone exchange from Awerlean Legion Weekly shows a military unit confusion with fragmented names and ranks. The call briefly references Major Dingus Captain Donlab Lieutenant Bunpshis and an officer at heatquarters while seeking a contact named Cotonet Lumines.
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Q. A
the Vale
Tyla
Heatquarters
Dingus
Donlab
Neo Need of Reason and Instinct in a Fragmented Note
A fragmented historical clip discusses reason and instinct in abstract terms with quirky phrases and garbled dialogue. Names like Farent Teason and Parent-Instinct appear in a surreal, puzzle-like score of text. The piece resembles a trimmed microfiction or typographic collage from a press page.
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Dick—Lapa
Teason
The Voice of Experience Dad Inking at Pete Ang March
An OCR read yields a fragmented local item mentioning a person named Ang and a march with references to Waysile Tiles. The readable text hints at a community event or anecdote centered on a father figure and a serious inking action but lacks coherent details or full names, places, or dates.
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Pete Ang
Tne
San
Waysile
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