Incinerator probe argued over produce sales woes
The Gazette downplays the Wednesday council investigation into produce accumulation at ice houses, saying the committee of Madison McKee and Edgar has limited powers and that the inquiry should focus on public welfare. It notes lack of witnesses and argues for public pressure to uncover facts while predicting coal price tensions and West Virginia coal market prospects.
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Council
Messrs
Madison, McKee
Edgar
Gazette
Madison, McKee and Edgar
Todd
Cain
The Mosul Question and World Court Outcome
The Mosul dispute involves Britain Iraq and Turkey with the League of Nations turning to the World Court in The Hague. The decision expected in December could reshape the regional balance and reveal whether oil hopes or political principles guide the settlement.
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Mesopotamia
Mosul
Great Britain
Kingdom of
Iraq
Turkey
Mesu
Council of League of Nations
Font Court of International Justice
Hague
World Court
Council of the League
Irkey
League Nations
League and world court in Mosul dispute shaping world order
A sweeping look at postwar problems predicts that a successful Mosul settlement will boost the League of Nations and the World Court as key arbiters. It notes new trouble from China to Morocco, unrest in India, Turkey, and Egypt, and a shift of focus from Europe to the East and Balkans.
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Mosul
League
World Court
Central Europe
China
Morocco
Syria
India
Turkey
Egypt
Europe
France
Great Britain
League of Nations
Bulgaria
Greece
Mesopotamia
Iraq
Kingdom of
Faisal
Miracles and myths in a garbled Irish Eskimo piece
A fragmented 1920 essay mix claims Irish and Eskimo links while denouncing communism and praising Western civilization. The text weaves scattered names and places, including Europe and America, with chaotic references to religion, politics, and race without clear coherence or factual core.
Fragmented OCR Text From Historical Paper
A garbled passage by C. O. McIntirh discusses a president and a major event in town. It mentions reporters and editors and their focus on a significant political or social story, but the details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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At Gant Red
Oatier
Secur
Iberaimns
Pete
Honda
Hughsh
Uma
Ariver
Thomas
Hk Wide
Fieerates
Cee
Smetana
Mike
Budte Ag
Bnet
Wasan
Pate
New York
Shaibhar
Thea Plaga
Oh & Iorobus Paper
Roewrite
Mgm
Mrooklyn
Princes
Ronan
Rae Baneener
Nance
Paonia
The Riffs and Liberty in History and Today
An analysis links Schiller’s defense of liberty to Holland’s revolt, Washington at Valley Forge, Marathon, and Bolivar, arguing that heroic perseverance can erode tyranny. It calls on the Riffians facing a Philip successor to hold firm, noting liberty’s precious, costly nature and America’s enduring concern for a people under pressure.
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The
Netherlands
Schiller
Philip of Spain
Washington
Valley Forge
Marathon
Bolivar
South America
Philip
Alva
Holland
America
Washington fight halts tax revision until March fifteenth
In Washington a political fight blocks any tax law revision before the due date of the first payment on March 15, delaying benefits for taxpayers like John Doe into 1927. Reports from New York warn of hunter casualties despite safety campaigns while Athens and Sofia accept League intervention, illustrating the League as a peacekeeping tool amid urban incinerator and market house concerns.
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Washington
John Doe
New York
Bits of State History by Be Meredite
A fragmentary historical note titled Bits of State History by Be Meredite references a 1779s county meeting at Celine and lists numerous inhabitants including Thomas Orr David Lossek Cheinte Hosack Samurd Muure William Aly Tikeny James Honuek James Meatiny Andrew Haanah George White Willam Bohannon Robert Mevoy Ferdinand Moo Thome Harpur Wilam Hulta Willan Porter Hugh McCutcheon Andrew White and Dave Howell among others in a signed document with scattered names.
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Celine
David Shepherd
Canmandayyt
Auiddle
Wheeling
Thomas Orr
David Lossek
Cheinte Hosack
Samurd Muure
Wiliwin Aly Tikeny Umes Honuek
Tames Meatinyard
Andrew Haanah
George Whitehi
William Bohannon
Robert Mevoy
Ferdinand Moo Thome Harpur
Wilam Hulta
Willan Porter
Hugh McCut
BUGS BAER ART PIECE SPURS ROYAL LEGS REFERENCE
An eccentric critique discusses a painting by Bugs Baer showing a royal legged figure. It contrasts the regal form with public reactions and comedians, noting the artist refused to alter the piece for profits and provoking mixed, humorous responses from observers. The piece touches on politics, style, and cultural expectations.
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Rta
Te Line
Jess
Aetna
Ling
Gia
Spagius
Conve
Bhut
K 4
Cenrga
Darona
British Museum
Pound
Oxford
Coolidge
White House
George
Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse by Edgar A. Guest appears to reflect on memory and a scene of leisure. The text is garbled with misspellings but preserves a poetic cadence and references to a communal gathering, reading, and sentiment.
Slowpoke the Box Turtle Digging Away For Winter
Slowpoke declares he will dig a deep hole and stay buried until winter arrives. Peter Rabbit watches as Slowpoke explains he will fill the earth as he digs, preventing Jack Frost from freezing him. Slowpoke ends the chat to resume digging and bid Peter goodbye until spring.
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Ives
Slowyolar
Faust
Peter Veubblt
Joe
Deter
Kittie Farvton
Peter
Tix
Slowpoke
Slowpalke
Jack Frost
Slowpake
Jack Prost
Slownpake
Peter Slowpoke
Toad
Slowpole
Teter
Sheriff appointed receiver in Bigley case by chancery judge
Judge A P Huan orders Sheriff t c sassey to take possession of Reed Bigley and company property under a court order. Bond set at 8romogg Estella Alionder granted divorce from Josep Allonter. Estelle Hildreth renamed. Wells sues Jobin Wells Jr in common pleas court. Southern Development Company sues Bartlett et al in chancery court.
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T. ¢. Sassey
Reed Bigley
J. Gluck
Reed Bigley and Company
Ala
A. P. Huan
Chancery
Josep Allonter
Tudke Morgan Owen i
Common Pleas Court
Estelle Hildreth
Wells
Jobin of. Wells, Jr
Peanmen Plete
Southern Development Company
Vuit
Gare Bartlett
Washington items prompt action in House and court martial
In Washington daily items, measures on alcohol fixes move through the House committee. Fort Wayne, Indiana native Donne C. Schudel faces deportation over alleged communist ties. Court martial actions, including a speedy vote, proceed against an unnamed defendant. Ambassador Herrick ordered to press for actions in Syria.
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House Wiss Hod Means
Donne C. Schudel
Fort. Wry Ind
William Mitchell
Ambassador Herrick
Iver
Syria
Exhibit Torsos as Example to People
Report describes a harsh regime in a Boras province with public showcases of exposed bodies. Warnings claim Fuldiers enforce heavy taxation and looting while civilians suffer. Soldiers and pandite allegedly harassed. authorities try to keep population under control in railroad stations.
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Pein
Toreleners
Fuldiers
Chilean War Minister resigns as cabinet quits
Santiago reports Colonel Carley Ibanez, minister of war, resigns amid a cabinet sweep that began September 30. Ibanez led the group that on January 23, 1936, sparked Alessandri's recall from Europe and pledged to carry out the program behind the recall.
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Santiago
Chile
Carley Ibanez
Werre Ie
Ibanez
Alesxandri
Praat
Halloween Party Attends Wallowe’an Festivities Across South Charleston
Local social notes record A and Ofes hosting a Wallowe’an party with guests including Mike Beasley Varley Virginia Bucknier and Lilian Dunlap. Mrs C F Clarkson celebrated Ann Clarkson's sixth birthday. Measles hospitalities mention Mary Low and Robert Blaine. Stella Gibson plans a Halloween party at home with a church event at Martington M FE. Naval Ordnance Plant Social Club hosts a masquerade dance Monday night with admission by card.
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Martington M.fe
Askead
Neal
Naval Ordnance Plant Social Club
Club
Roma
Allis Happie Dooley
St. Atbane
RO. O'Dell
Birthday party honors Mrs. H R Young in Dickinson
Mrs C Hracken and Mrs C C Stuart hosted a Monday evening surprise party with handkerchiefs and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Lee Cordell, Mrs Hensley Turner, Mrs J M Kelly, Mrs Louis Ablborn, and many others as music and games filled the gathering.
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Floyd Underwood
H. Burford
Will Benbout
D. A Malone
O. J. Myrer
C. Dy Smithers
J. B. Smithers
B. F. Reber
Tom Saxton
Hart Lively
W. B. Dowell
S.S. Stephens
Scheppers
Milam
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