Germany to enter league of nations amid Locarno talks
Berlin reports a government presentation by Dr Kempner to President Hindenburg suggests Germany likely to join the league, contingent on concessions at Locarno. In Locarno, leaders approve direct treaties France Poland and France Czechoslovakia to guarantee eastern allies, with German arbitration pacts with Poland and Czechoslovakia under discussion.
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Berlin
Locarno
Germany
League of Nations
Pressert von Hindenburg
Kempner
Lecarne
Wtts
Cologne
Switzerland
European Security Conference
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
France
Gerany
Plenipotentiaries to Hear Prospective Pact Talks
Reports indicate advisers anticipate smooth sailing for the negotiations. Political leaders are expected to back agreements reached in a Princiale meeting chaired by Chancellor Luther and Dr Hiresemann, with no obstacles foreseen.
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Luther
Hiresemann
Prices, Freshness, and Freight Stir Charleston Produce Debate
The city faces questions about price setting and freshness as retailers contend with cold storage habits and telephonic buying. Farmers near Charleston shift selling to other markets while locals debate why some stores fear sourcing locally. Retailers defend reasonable pricing and caution against drastic stock losses, noting transport and demand dynamics amid ongoing investigations.
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Pagemer
Charleston
Uuyer
Pittsburgh
Washington
Columbus
Cincinnati
C. H. James
H. James & Sony
Mr. Cain
Peefiteer
Huntington
Charles
Toh
H. G. of
Sata
Navy voices on aviation and new weapons debates
Adm Sims and Adm Coontz discuss aviation roles and mastery of electricity ordnance and submarines while Admiral Bloch cites progress on anti aircraft gun development as the navy refines air power in war plans.
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Coontz
Air Corps
Claude C. Bloch
Navy
Obituary for Adama Johnson and related notices
Funeral services for Adama Johnson, 73, will be held at his East Bank home this afternoon, with a church service at Mast Dank Methodist. Survivors include a widow and several sons and daughters. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. Mary E. MacAndrews and Mrs. Bessley Yalvert Brightwell, with funeral plans pending. interments at Mt. Oliver and Teays Valley cemeteries. The report also includes remarks on defense policy by Colonel Mitchell and Major General Patrick, criticizing proposed national defense reorganizations.
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Adame Johnson
Adama Johnson
East Bankt Wit
Mary E. Macandrews
Mary EB. MacAndrews
BJ. MacAndrews
State Compensation Department
Wee
Charleston
South Hills
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Oliver
Wrightwell Funsrat
Bessley Yalvert Brightwell
Uglock
Bream Memorial Church
Frank G. Brown
Teays Valley
Captain Pre
Mitchell
Department of Nations Defense
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Chief
Final Game Postponed By Rain At Championship Event
A near capacity crowd gathered as both teams prepared for the decisive game. Commissioner Landis postponed the start by half an hour to avoid driving fans from out of town, despite heavy rain. Thousands waited outside and inside the park as the delay extended, while performers tried to lift spirits amid the wet conditions.
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Pure Son
Pertes
Coombds
Mathewson
Surrey Coveleskle
Dahe Adams
4 Park
Washington Commedians
Niele Alerack
AL Schaent
Raps Operators Debate Pricing and Alleged Deception
A battered OCR fragment discusses operators and market practice, alleging price manipulation and deceptive selling schemes. It mentions lawful operators versus unprincipled sellers and questions legitimacy, with references to monetary sums and public notice. The text is garbled but centers on exploitation and regulatory concerns in the industry.
Disturbed Sleep Promised Relief From Harmful Weakness
An aged testimonial from Chicago describes a home remedy claim involving Buchu as a cure for persistent sleeplessness and weakness. The piece touts rapid recovery, mentions a personal encounter with a physician, and asserts cleansing and soothing effects, with dubious medical authority and no verifiable evidence.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Adverts Claim Health Benefits
An old medical ad pitches Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to improve skin tone appetite and energy. It touts olive oil based compounds, claims liver and bowel effects with no dangers, and urges nightly use with several boxes sold annually.
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Dor. Edwards
Edwards
Abe Ang
Ady
Probing West Virginia Bank Scandal and Bankers’ Punishment
A legislative debate tightens Bantu laws in West Virginia amid bank crimes in Renwood. The cashier and assistant cashier faced twelve indictments. one received ten years, with calls for harsher penalties. Public outrage cites stolen funds from depositors, widows, orphans, churches, and school banks.
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West Virginia
Xinte Tewspa
Bate Epllestag
Untington
Miete
Guicome
Bank of Renwood
Cialty
Bach
Gine
Tiei
Asmandipe Phate
Renwood
Mie
Unclear fragment hints at justice and reward system
An OCR fragment laments misinsured justice and mocks granting medals for supposed distinguished service. It hints at sulprits escaping, wealth found, and future life under societal praise, but text is garbled and inconsistent.
Keen business girls unveil new beauty cream line
New York City reveals a skin care product praised for its texture fragrance and distinctive tones. The description highlights a convenient powder designed for teen use and marketed as easy to apply with long lasting finish.
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Ike
Tada Kunison
Mark Aye
New York City
Tales
Hylan Offered Virginia Firm Post at Salary Level
New York mayor John F. Hylan disclosed an offer of 25000 dollars annually to join a Virginia firm, equaling his mayoral pay. The statement followed a board of estimates meeting discussing 1928 city budget and library staff pay, with Hylan noting Virginia library salaries are higher. Also mentioned: Anderson of Huntington elected president of West Virginia Retail Merchants Council with officers named.
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New York
John F. Hylan
Virginia
Board of Estates
Aataramert
HNS
Anderson Huntington
G. NW Anderson
Huntington
West Virginia
Honest Sam and the 1924 Indiana convention maneuver
The article describes Honest Sam reframing the political horizon in early 1924 Madison Square Garden days. He declined to declare, citing duties of the exalted position, while Indiana’s delegation debated drafting him under Thomas Trustert’s leadership amid a dramatic national convention maneuver.
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Pageaneh
Tur Lering
Madison Square
Arden
Indiana
Tope
Thomas Truscert
Tadiana
Minnsuyer
Indiana Senator Ralston A Montana? Hard to parse era
Senator Ralston, born December 1, 1857 in Ohio, became governor of Indiana in 1913 after early defeats, later serving as senator from the state. A physician of law and farming background, he gained fame during the 1912 streetcar strike and pursued public service despite initial setbacks.
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Uppari
Parmer
Ralston
Indiana
Gianapolis
Friends S
Umo
Senate
Albert 7. Beveridge
Grover Cleveland
Tuscarawas Kamity
Ohio
Senator Ralston
Brandywine
Senator West
Public Utilities Commission
Indiapadia
State House
Mies Jea
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Vanford
Yale Ave
Chicago
Yikoeed
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Sunt Ulesvl
Mt Ast
Ll Yoegi Hnl
Clyde H
East
Miss Edna
Hylan
Sam
Pane
Good Fellowship Club
Knights of Columbus Hall
J. M. Gates’ Sons CO
Corner Summers and Virginia
Lebanon
Ind
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Ralaton
Parcolin
Ideal Furniture CO
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