Mussolini’s bold stance tests Europe and the League
A contemporary assessment notes Mussolini hurling insults at Germany while pursuing European influence. It cautions that Europe may not tolerate his bravado indefinitely and highlights Italy’s League of Nations status, Germany’s bid for League membership, and U.S. debt settlement debates shaping the balance of power.
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Mussolini
Holly
Europe
Napoleon
St. Helena
Napolleon
Italy
Germain
Germany
League Oif
Aldugh Mussolini
Traty
League
Duce
America
League of Nations
United States Senate
American Debt Commission
Tlouse
Senate
Neirieh
Nobody Loves a Quitter Bergdoll Faces German Imprisonment
Graver Cleveland Bergdoll, noted as a draft dodger, is imprisoned at Mosbach Germany. Charges are said to be serious and based on offenses against German citizens and law, not American grievances. German authorities, tired of his trouble as an American fugitive, may keep him for some time. He may now learn that quitting and dodging duty rarely pays.
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Graver
Cleveland Bergdoll
Mosbach
Germany
America
Bergdoll
Street Cars or Busses Clash Over London Transport
The London trolley business shrinks as buses steal riders and a drastic remedy looms. Cities experiment with merging routes, preserving trolley lines on profitable paths while dropping nonpaying tracks. Maryland governor cites regulation versus oppression as lawmakers push broad controls amid partisan fever.
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London
Wnt
Canal Debate Highlights Cost of New York Waterways
A long discussion on abandoning New York State waterways centers on the cost and benefits of the canal system. Officials claim the canal saved about 2 billion dollars in transport costs last year while rail competition and water system efficiency influence future viability. The article notes river and rail transport dynamics and stresses properly operated waterways should pay for themselves.
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New York State
New York
Fire routs three families in two Pa. towns
In Etna two families were driven from their apartments above a hardware store owned by Morris Horovitz after an overnight blaze causing about 34,000 in damage. In Braddock a fire damaged Paul Carr’s home, forcing 13 family members to seek refuge with a neighbor.
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Etna
Morris Horovitz
Braddock
Tech
Paul Carr
Suit Against Dunkirk City Details Injury Claim
A Dixie West case lists Fey 18-Agn res injuries from a January fall on a slippery sidewalk edge near Rigales Street in Dunkirk. The plaintiff alleges medical treatment and weeks of hospital care, seeking $81,000 from the city.
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Dunkirk
Fey
Shif Xe
Maneuerine
Mel Gos
AM Robinstrut
Gttormey
Fos Stegelske
Wis
Miss McGillis
Wiest
van Raulte
Anne Rigales
Long
Fei
Polish Prelate Dies at Passaic in 70th Year
Archbisho p John Cieplak of Patani dies last night after a weeklong illness in Passaic New Jersey. He was in his 70s and once archbishop of Russia where he was imprisoned and sentenced to death by the regime but released due to officials worldwide advocacy.
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Passaic
S J
John Cieplak
Patani
Pietumonia
Russia
Nut
Dramatic Recital Charms Audience At Local Concert
A fair crowd enjoyed a dramatic reading by Charles LeSueur and a lyrical delivery by Mrs. LeSueur, with Len Miles on piano. Miller, the pianist, contributed warmly as audience applause highlighted each performance. The event, noted for its talent and variety, proved a satisfying evening of art.
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Thorblights
Charles Ane
Len
Miller
Wiig
Lee
Unbridled Tongues And Publicists In His Career
A columnist laments the risks of outspoken publicists and free speech in a long career. The piece argues that candor often carries costs, shaping how publicity shapes reputation and opportunity.
No charge for Oakdale marriage deal highlighted
United Press reports in Oakdale, Pa that young couples will wed free of charge as part of a church sponsored effort. The piece notes the program aims to encourage marriage by removing financial barriers and stresses the responsibilities of married life.
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Bueness
Ban Work of Prisoners
The state welfare department cannot permit employment of prisoners in private fabrications at state penitentiaries. The general's office will file an opinion from John Greome warden of the Eastern Penitentiary. The opinion suggests that private employment of prisoners raises questions of additional training and class work. The welfare department plans to submit to the General Assembly to open the door for employment of more prisoners.
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Harrisburg
Welfart
State Penal Institutinen
Agomcy
John’ S Greome
Hastera Peni
Usp
Oxielatitin Shifistd
General Assembly
Welfa
Turnips for Cooking Substituting for Tomatoes
A brief notice notes turnips as a cooking substitute for tomatoes. Mentions author Hill, R. Pe, and references page 7 Gea.
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Artille S Hill
R. Pe
Caflish Case Heard In Court Mayville
In Mayville Justice My N Mroshy ordered a writ that required a certain action and weight measures to be put in place. The case concerns Ernest J Callisel with references to a local court proceeding and a civic venue noted in the fragment.
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Mayville
Ernest J. Callisel
Community services and obituaries in Columbus area
The Columbus COMM lists church services and community events including a Sunday noon service and a Christian Endeavor gathering with John L Swanson referenced. It notes the death of Mary Raymindy and details funeral arrangements from the Community Church with burial at Tavid Curtis Cemetery and services at 2 PM.
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Minfrest Swanson
Hohl
Ellen Raysmnil
Seare Raymindy
My Abbey
Linus
Bir
Mes
Tee
Hay
Ehirly Wera
Tavid Curtis
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