League of Nations records mixed results in early efforts
The article recounts mixed League of Nations outcomes from its early years, noting successes such as resolving Yugoslavia Hungary tensions after King Alexander's murder, and the Leticia dispute with Peru Colombia, plus ending the Chaco war and Corfu settlement. It also cites failures like the Vilna dispute between Poland and Lithuania and mentions Finnish Swedes in the Aaland Islands arrangement.
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Ebacrotees Rusco
Salvador
Rhine
League
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Alexander
France
Germany
Itaelf Wit
Peru
Colombia
Amazon
Leticia
Paraguay
Bougie
Nevirala
Traliam
Corfu
Geneva
Exampleva
Auland
Sweden
Vilna
Boviet
Russia
Vilce
Lithuania
Seligowski
Poland
Job Tax Hit Declared Breach Of Bun State Law
John D. Webb of Dorfeh Baking Co filed a circuit court petition seeking a declaratory judgment on the validity of state and federal unemployment insurance laws. The suit alleges tax levy powers are improperly delegated, with hearing set for Friday.
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U. S
Birmingham
John D. Webb
Dorteh Baking Co
Circuit Court
Thorugh
Abe Berkowits
Loeking
Auto Makers Cut Big Fluctuation in Working Line Detroit
The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports that November model introductions reduced spring employment swings in auto plants. For the first six months of 1896 production, average employment rose to new highs while month to month variation from last November to April stayed under 20,000. A labor efficiency rise and fewer factory accidents accompanied a stabilization program, with sub assembly work expanded in dull weeks to meet spring demand.
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Detroit
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Henry Ford
Planta
Meteor believed to strike sand road near Wilkes County
A meteor was reportedly found 55 miles west of here in Wilkes County. Charles Methia of Winston-Salem said a highway employee near a Roaring River reported two meteors struck a sand clay road last Tuesday and buried about nine feet. The hole was about five feet in diameter and workers filled it without removal.
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North Carolina
N.C
Here
Wilkes County
Charles Methia
Winston-Salem
Night watchman held in alleged W C A hotel murder
Chicago police questioned Sylvester Cikoski a 21 year old night watchman after a coworker Nicholaus Franzen offered a strange tale. Franzen said they discussed crime and killing for the electric chair while Cikoski claimed he might commit a crime to provoke his death. Mrs. Guild was beaten to death in her W C A hotel room and investigators searched for a feminine intruder.
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Chicago
Sylvester Cikoski
Evan D. Guild
Healy
Cikoski
W. GC. A
Ayenee
Healy Sala
Franron
Cikosk
Olwen
Franzen
Mre
Guild
Cikoak
Faymond Farr
University of Alabama to Dedicate Mines Building
Dedication of the new Bureau of Mines building at the University of Alabama will occur May 26 during the 105th commencement. Delegates from the Southeastern section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will attend as special guests. Supervising engineer B. W. Gandrud calls the red brick, columned facility a thoroughly equipped research building.
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League of Nationa
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Jehol
China
Hitler
Sistah
de Sar
Apulee
Teta States
Mai
Washington
1. C
Jean BL de Sibour
Vis
Canales
Bulova Baguette
Elgin Watch
Eigin
Blaum
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