All Russian Central Executive Committee and its role
Moscow dispatch describes the All-Russian Central Executive Committee as Russia’s one house parliament similar to the U S electoral college. It explains its election, distribution of delegates, and how members are assigned to posts across Russia. The piece notes secrecy of sessions and press coverage.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Nunist Party
Central Executive Committee
Kremlin
Ormerly
Peter the Great
Lbeolshevik Press
Illinois
Tempercal
Kazan
Odess
Powers Withdraw From Leased Chinese Territories
Dispatches report Britain and Japan agreed to withdraw from leased land in China following Chinese pleas. Mediation on the Shantung question is anticipated as Anglo American envoys visit Pekin and discuss Manchuria.
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China
Port Arthur
Dorian
Hong Kong
Tokio
Japan
Pekin
Foreign Office
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Manchuria
No Verdict In Fatty Arbuckle Case At Noon Today
The jury in the Roscoe Arbuckle trial had not reached a verdict by noon. Arbuckle, the film comedian, waited in the courtroom with his wife Minta Durfee while bailiffs watched the proceedings and Judge Harold Lauderbeck prepared for further deliberations after a brief court adjournment.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Minta Dufree
Harold Lauderbeck
Calif
Fatty Arbuckles
Hall of Justice
Detroit Mayor Praises Hospital for Lorenz Clinic
Detroit December 3 Mayor James Couzzens commends a Detroit hospital for allowing Dr Adolph Lorenz to hold a clinic for crippled children after other hospitals closed their doors to the noted surgeon.
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Detroit
Mich
James Couzzens
Adolph Lorenz
Delay Possible in Len Small Embezzlement Indictment
Pretrial motions to quash the indictment against Governor Len Small are set for Monday in Waukegan Illinois. Judge C C Edwards says trial could follow pending rulings, with a postponement likely until after the Christmas holidays if the motion is not dismissed.
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United Press
Waukegan
Ill
Len Small
C. C. Edwards
Make haste slowly in women progress and public life
A column urges women to educate themselves before pursuing political roles and to understand laws and governance. It reflects on patience in progress, contrasts with rapid reform, and notes cautious civic engagement. An inventor’s gun and fish in India are briefly mentioned as unrelated curiosities.
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India
Markets Update From Chicago Wheat and Livestock Prices
The Chicago market report shows May wheat around 2.17 with slight gains, corn around 54 and oats near 38. Livestock receipts include hogs at 6.60 to 7.25 with top 7.25, cattle about 1,000 head up versus last week, and sheep rising about 50 to 65. Estimates for Monday predict large hog and cattle numbers.
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Chicago
Camoes
London Buses Peak at Six Forty Per Hour
The report notes traffic during the busiest hour with an average of 640 buses passing. It also states Ceylon exports 14 million coconuts annually, noting the palm tree grows chiefly there.
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London
Ceylon
Services For Miss Lewis This Forenoon
Last rites for Miss Genivie Lewis were held at ten o'clock from the home of J. H. Lewis on College avenue. The service was conducted by Dr. Smith of Wheaton College. Following the home service, the remains were taken to Aurora for interment.
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Genivie Lewis
J. H. Lewis
College Avenue
Dr. Smith
Wheaton College
Aurora
Funeral services for Miss Julia Lynch Monday morning
Funeral services for Miss Julia Lynch, who died Thursday night, will be held Monday at ten o clock at St Marys Church. The remains will be buried in the Catholic cemetery.
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Julia Lynch
St. Mary's Church
Calf and Cauliflower Cooking Tip in Plain Advice
A practical note advises wrapping cauliflower in cheesecloth to prevent disintegration while boiling for tenderness. The guidance emphasizes a sensible plan and not worrying about unavoidable factors.
Winterizing Roses and a Fast Flying Airplane Claim
The column advises gardeners to protect roses before freezing weather by mulching soil, wrapping branches with burlap or straw, and sheltering them from repeated thawing. It notes most climbers need little protection. A new airplane design is claimed to travel at 184 miles per hour.
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Lamson Bros. & Co
T. E. Doyle
Chicago Future Range Wheat
Miss Lewis
C. B. Gonterman
Princess Theatre
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el Mercado Farms Motor Service
DeKalb
DE Kalb
THE
Chicago Tribune
Mabel Mog
the Chronicle
Mrs. Solomon
Arant Nelson Swanson Company
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