Trotsky Critiques Reds Regime On Economic Shortcomings
The document presents Leon Trotsky arguing that the Soviet regime relies on foreign engineers and specialists to drive development while failing to raise productivity. He condemns the regime's attempt to modernize through policy mistakes, labor issues, and slow industrial progress, calling for reforms and criticizing the leadership's dictatorship rhetoric. Trotsky stresses the need for practical changes to boost production and avoid retreat into backward methods.
Sahara discovery draws attention to ancient tomb study
A report by Prof Gael of the College of Weanea notes the discovery of an iron laden tomb in central Sabaca dated to the ninth or tenth century. The find includes a white relic and other artifacts studied for reproductions by the Academy of Insarlp. The academy plans an exhibit within two to three weeks.
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Rat DombeecThe
Wacoverlos
Sabaca
Tyron Kurs
Agatlomy
Inerdatore
Tha Bey Tien
Academy
Ttephans Gael
Tha Colt
Weanea
Ida
Atuly
Academy of
Insarlp
Huon
Molnadh
Local Superior Court Judge Dies in Atlantic City
Judge John Brigad of Croomburg, a Sulon we Dim Gheonyeurc era figure, died early today in Atlantic City. Relatives report the loss saddens the state judiciary and citizens.
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Dee
Tor- Her
John Brigad
Croomburg
Atlantia
Anthracite Mine Owners Stand Pat in Labor Talks
Scranton Pa December reports reveal coal operators firm on two core demands. A chramber strike committee member notes no progress and calls for a long term supply agreement with reasonable pricing and a mechanism to adjust prices as economic conditions shift. Mine workers' journal editor predicts a public reaction post strike and governors’ proposals face outsider resistance. Reverend Curran plans to press leaders in Philadelphia to back Pinchot’s settlement framework.
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Scranton
Tasib
Chaseman
Tha
Lewis
Reylatong
Mombrera
Chamber of Com
Merea
Hlla A. Searled
Tnnted Mine Workers Journal
Searlus
United States Cont Commission
Curren
Tarke
John J. Curran
Thia
Phiadelphia
Te Towls
United Mina Workers of
Amerca
D. Warriner
Cure Lean
Wil
Atria
Pinchot
Universal Club to Elect Officers
Members of the Universal Club vote for officers at the next meeting with nominees including Cy Porter for president and Inez Myles for vice president. Fort Gort lecture and a Blanche Alderson Inez Myles sketch were on the program, plus vaudeville guests from the Three Scholars.
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Universil
Charleston Exchange of Universal Fieturas
Bald Janenhsht
da. Cy Porter
Mira Inez Mylex
Provident
Woyd Bakcen
Miva
Theo Eyerthener
Miva Marcvard Porter
Morrill
Coogan
Meanmbars
Japan Moves to Expand Commercial Air Routes
Japan aims to establish an extensive domestic air network with a 2920 kilometer first leg as a key step toward modernization. Finance remains the main hurdle, with government budgets tight though minister Adachi supports immediate action to avoid falling behind rival nations in aviation development. The plan envisages staged routes and funding in the 1926 budget amid a broader push for efficiency and growth in Japan's air industry.
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Lutilena
Huston
Tokyo
Japan
Japaese Department of Communications
Kenzo Adneni
Minister of Communications
Janan
Kato
Jto
Adwehi
Frst
World Court debate heard by students at Princeton
In Princeton New Jersey 245 institutes represented hear a program featuring a debate between Senator Irvine Lenroot and Clarence Darrow on whether the United States should join the permanent court of international justice. Darrow opposed it citing lack of value while Lenroot argued for entrance.
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Princeton
N. J
United States
South Fox
Institutiana Awerea
Alexandria
Hall
Irvine V. Tenrovt
Wisconsin
Clrenes Darrow
Chicago
Permanent Court of International Jugstee
Lenroot
Duntrow
Darrow
Banator
Sudan
Bootleg Baronet Goes Bankrupt in Gazette Listing
London reports a bankruptcy notice naming Sir Broderick Bradwell as a major creditor in contraband ventures. The Gazette notes a $15,000,000 loss tied to illicit alcohol shipments and indicates Sir Broderick Hertwall, the rum running baronet, sought further financing for related ventures.
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London
Broderick Bradwell
Mapatch
Ladsen
United States
Broderick Hertwall
Record War Cry Christmas Sale Tops 10000 in Charleston
Brigadier David Alain reports more than 10,909 copies of the Salvation Army War Cry sold in Charleston. Local firms and banks aided distribution, with 3,000 going to the state penitentiary at Moundsville and prisoners to receive them Christmas morning. The city now leads the state in War Cry sales, a yearly record.
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Salvation Army
Charleston
David Alain
West Viginia
Okey Tt Johnson
Abney, Bathes and Company
Janiwha National Bank
Algo
Moundsville
Caples
Andesty
Man Wins Libel Suit Against Denver Post
In Denver Colorado a federal district court jury awarded Frank Seested a damages of 7500 dollars against Dust Printing and Publishing company for a Denver Post article accusing him of funding the German imperial treasury during World War I and of dealing with German agents. Judge J Pester Symes instructed the jury that the article was libelous and the defense noted appeal once the verdict was filed.
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Denver
Colo
Frank
Seested
Kansas City Star
Isibel
Dust Printing and Publishing Company
Denver Post
Imperial Treasury
J. Pester Symes
Wis Cat
Ivor Wington
Trenver Company
Grange to sit out in today's football game
Detriot Mer reports Harold Grange will not play today after a late night medical exam by a Tetreit physician. Despite preferring to suit up in uniform, he opts to protect his health and avoid permanent injury, acknowledging the crowd.
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Grange
Hyeelf Elth
States unite to fight end of federal inheritance tax
Texas delegation members and leaders from several state legislatures form a five member committee to monitor Congress and block moves to end the federal inheritance tax. State Senator Arlee Sherman chairs the panel with officials from South Carolina Maryland and other states.
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Washington
Toec
Texas
Endon
Arlee A. Sherman
Ahode Tatund
Capitol Struggle Over State University Funding
Local residents press for action as unfinished capitol and abandoned plant sites loom. Delegates fault state pride and demand immediate appeal to Governor Gore for funding, arguing education and public betterment require legislative action despite contested sales tax legality.
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Armor
Ita
Sorexantown
Kanawha
Charleston
Gore Qwanty
Awaat
Virginia
Capitel
Leese
Johnson
Juda Howhttt
Border conflict heats as official resigns from commission
Dr John MacNeil resigns as Free State representative on the Trish boundary commission. His departure rekindles tension between the Free State and Ulsterton and the long standing dispute shows no near settlement.
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Johm MacNeil
Free State
Trish
Ulsterton
Parish meeting praises continued work after request
Father Marcellus supported the points raised and recalled parishioners near Wheeling and beyond asking why the work had not continued. A unanimous vote of thanks was given to Mayer Wertz for convening the meeting.
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Marcellus
Strta
Rockne Linked to Columbia Coach Post
Notre Dame athletic director Knute Rockne reportedly reached terms with Columbia University to become head football coach. Notre Dame president Rev Matthew Walsh said Rockne left South Bend for vacation and could not be reached. he had eight years left on a ten year contract.
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Warish
Qulh Bend
Ind
Kanto Rockne
Notre Dame
New York
Columbia University
Matthew Walsh
Oekne
South Bend
Lulher Walsh
Reekne
Rockne
Associated Press
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