Sweden Prepares Winter Ski Tactics and Training Maneuvers
The article describes Swedish regiments trained for winter operations including ski maneuvers on lakes and forests. It notes air support, navigational drills, and the aim to keep troops capable in severe cold with emphasis on exercise, recreation, and community engagement during the season.
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Sweden
Kubufkar
Neyo Shudente
Typical Book Ends Gaming in Cleveland
Readers confront a wave of disapproval as gambling palaces in obscure Cleveland suburbs close after a confession by HI Uf Forney Lancaster Pit and others. He admitted fleecing about 324000 through dice, faro and poker, then losing 12000. Authorities aim to curb operations once and for all amid a citywide uproar.
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Gambling and fraud tales from a city gambling scene
Police reports reveal a string of losses and near misses at private clubs. Prober Himmelstein defends Grand Fraternity actions to recover 458,000. A clerk named Prat Guy, notorious for gambling, speaks of Boob prospects and sharp play. A bank heist tale ends with a confession and a nickel left as only loot.
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Harrisburg
Cleveland
Freight cars set new speed record, October high
Washington bureau of railway economics reports a freight car handling speed of 32.2 miles daily, the fastest on record. The figure surpasses the prior 30.7 mile record by one and a half miles, with October data indicating continued gains in freight movement.
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Washington
Bureau of Railway Economics
Roulroad
Duke of Argyle in bitter row with minister over missing font
Glasgow dispatch describes a public feud between Duke of Argyle and Inverchaplain minister Rev J Thomson. They argue the Cairdow Church font, allegedly moved to Inversry, with the duke denying theft and claiming the font belongs to Wilma Low parish. Thomson retorts with pointed sarcasm referencing clan history and Lamont murders.
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Scotland
Thomson
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Ie Castle
Inverchaplain
France
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Governor Smith Pardons Anarchist Gitlow in Albany
Governor Smith pardoned Benjamin Gitlow, once a New York assemblyman, convicted in 1920 of violating the criminal anarchist act and sentenced to five to ten years at Sing Sing. Gitlow’s case stemmed from a socialist manifesto publication. his repeated releases on court orders were noted as he argued over punishment for his political crime.
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Albany
Smith
Benjamin Gitlow
New York
Sing Sing
Gitlow
Socialist Party
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Monte Carlo Casino Sees $25 Million Season Outlook
The Monte Carlo casino projects a $25 million season as gambling grows across Europe and the United States. Growth in the gambling spirit boosts anticipated winnings for the casino this cycle.
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Carlos Harvess
Nick
Monte Carlo
Charleston stores showcase full Christmas stocks and displays
Charm and color fill Charleston shop windows and counters as Christmas merchandise leads the season. Stores emphasize complete stock and organized layouts to meet every need both large and small, urging shoppers to visit now while best selection lasts.
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