Happenings from Rome and World News Terse Roundup
A pithy Rome visit by British foreign secretary Atiseon Chaberlain signals a secret accord among Britain, France, and Judy on Morocco. The Roosevelt Memorial association plans an unveiling aboard the steamer Orizari while Mrs. Roosevelt lands amid crowds. Lenin era health notes, Puccini will, and railway wage talks loom as global events unfurl in terse dispatches.
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Cfairs
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France
Judy
Morocco
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Mendflal
Santage
Theodore Itbiusevelt
Hough Hiders
Wearyanny Wuba
Mtuard
Orizali
Mra
Roosevelt
Tenes
Washington News Roundup of Prices and Appointments
Washington reports show retail food prices up three percent through November 15 across 19 of 40 items. Secretary Tutortar Work to continue at Lis pest after Mareh AL Whis concurrvement noted. Rear Admiral Potter reported. Albert C. Williams of Fort Worth nominated to federal farm loan board.
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Fort Worth
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Trinity College
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Hagtman
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N. Y
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Hampton Institute
Tuskegee: Institute
Edatman
Hampton and Tuskeree
United States
Hampton“Tuskegee
News Review of Current Events
Funding war debts and reparations dominate debate in Britain and the United States. Churchill and Bonn politics hinge on equal treatment with allies, while Germany leans toward the League and Dawes plan. Baron Maltzan to Washington signals diplomacy, and Chamberlain negotiates with Mussolini and Herriot on Rhineland and North Africa.
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Great Britain
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England
France
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Britain
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America
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Belgium
Allied Finance i
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North Africa
Smuggling Charge Against U S Customs Agent
An unidentified U S customs agent was held on a charge of smuggling. The indictment alleges the agent coordinated with associates to transport contraband, with details linking to a Cleveland area contact in Tone 6.
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Dong Dare McNicol
Cormer
Pres Chanidipe
Froux
Teeauchip
Cleveland
Glao
McNicol
Bla
Dinates
Bon
Senate approves naval armament bill amid treaty aims
Washington reports the Senate passed a naval arms limitation measure tied to a broader United States Britain accord. The bill, once blocked by Senator King, cleared swiftly under tabling motions and awaits Presidential signature. It authorizes battleship construction and river gunboats for use in Chinese waters, with costs around 11.1 million dollars per battleship and 0.7 million per gunboat.
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Senate
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Utah
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Maine
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Coollége
New ‘York
New
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Caeds Try: Death by Own Action in Boston Case
In Boston Massachusetts a case unfolds with two young women Miss Grace Williams of Worcester aged eighteen and Miss Margaret Scoggin aged nineteen from Cambridge involved. The incident centers on a suspected self-inflicted poisoning with motive under investigation. Both students were freshmen and junior respectively and are expected to recover. neither father is living.
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Negindry Committee For ‘Aeronautics
Boston
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Radcliffe
Prompt Denial From College Officials Frustrates Mothers
In a terse statement, college officials denied requests related to the situation, leaving mothers and supporters without satisfaction. The brief response intensified concerns about transparency and governance. The encounter underscores ongoing tensions between campus administration and families seeking clarity.
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Mothers College
Ince Leaves $4,060,000 Estate Goes to Family
Los Angeles reports Thomas H. Ince motion picture producer died last month after falling aboard a yacht in San Diego harbor. The estate worth about $4,000,000 largely passes to his widow and three children under terms of an agreement, with probate expected soon.
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Los Angeles
Thomas H. Ince
San Diego
Charles Fourl
Fourl
Agricultural Bills Sent to Senate by House
Washington reports the House paired the agriculture appropriation bill carrying 124 million dollars, with 90 million available for road construction. An agent to the Senate states the bill requests about 50 million more than last year but carries several million less than the budget estimates for the next fiscal year.
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Youth Electrocuted for Murder of 13 Year Old Girl
Columbus case reports Alexander Kuczik of Akron executed at Ohio State Penitentiary for killing his cousin and sweetheart, a 13 year old, after she spurned his love. He sat in the electric chair at 1:06 a.m. and died at 1:08 a.m. He showed no emotion as the sentence was carried out.
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Glidden Hospital
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Columbus
Ohio
Alexander Kuczik
Akron
Ohio Penitentiary
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