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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
2
Henry Woop reports a shift in Italian labor and capital relations as workers move from wartime loyalties to collaboration with government and industry. Fiat's wage and hours agreement sets a pattern of direct negotiations, with a government commission to study and adjust the postwar economy.
In Saranac Lake New York William Revell of Redford fought a large blue heron that had roosted in his barn, tearing at his head and face in darkness. The bird struck him in the eye causing the loss of sight in one eye. he was hospitalized in Plattsburgh. The bird, the Adirondacks’ largest and strongest, had wintered in the barn.
In Athuata Ga Tec 2 part affidavits of four ex Goblins of the Ku Klux Klam accuse E Y Clark of attempting to seize control from Joseph Stuans to build a political machine. The clash between officers and ex-members is disclosed as part of the affidavits.
Captain Leon Proust of the French Army of the New East has been arrested on treason charges more than seven years after the alleged sale of mobilization plans to Germany. Arrest followed discovery of German documents in Belgium linking the spy network to Proust while he served in Syria, Morocco, and the Near East. The War Department cites sufficient evidence, while Proust claims counter espionage service and a defense of false information to aid Germany.
Unierms London Dec. 2 The fashion note describes hats in the latest trend, tracing influences to ancient times from Alta mira rocks to Meg's era and Devonshire House ball. It mentions pedant straight feather creations shown with a Danish coffin find and a Woolen Woven Jumper style with a laced skirt, all in fancy dress context.
Washington dispatch describes Sir Auckland Geddes as a quintessential John Bull figure in the British Embassy drawing room. The wartime cabinet figure appears calm, reserved, and focused on uniting Britain and America to secure lasting world peace.
Mrs. Hattie Heil, divorced wife of Chicago broker Joseph Asil, was arrested in Los Angeles on a charge of looting a dwelling of fur furnishings. Convicted in Chicago of robbing homes of furniture while employed as a maid, she allegedly kept stolen items in a rented room.
Edwin Whollangrr reports Moscow now shows a solid government grip with military strength and food control. Provinces largely obey Kremlin orders while Moscow enjoys limited liberty. private trade reopens modestly as the state seeks to lift poverty and educate workers, though illiteracy remains high and full self government remains distant.
Springfield, Mt. Dec. 2. Christin He Kunneniin of Namiecki was today appointed a member of the late industrial commission by Inverior Small. He succeeds Al FP Lumaehi of Collinsville.
United Press report from Moscow details a policy shift pushing Soviet workers toward a ten hour workday. It notes extended hours for laborers across industries, with mention of rail and factory sectors and the impact on clerks and professionals attached to government bureaus.
The excerpt notes harsher conditions abroad with lower pay than America and growing disillusionment among workers. It asserts that everyone in Tusetis must work, underscoring universal labor expectations and dissatisfaction with available prospects.
A daughter was born this morning at the city hospital to Mr and Mrs Ross Hieom. The newborn and mother are reported to be doing well. The secretary notes the event occurred yesterday and the family is receiving visitors.
Mrs Rawaril Rattualder of Wabeeh ind suffered distress and constipation before being completely cured by the use of tatives talats. The report notes she regained health and wealth following the remedy.
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