Cannes Conference Strains France and Britain Amid New Restore Efforts
Postwar talks at Cannes stall on naval accords and eastern policy as Briand clashed with Millerand over a cabinet reshuffle and the Genoa conference. Germany, Japan and the Soviet question loom, while an international credit body is planned to ease Europe’s finances and restart growth. Value of the Irish crisis and U.S. political shifts also feature amid broader diplomacy and domestic turmoil.
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Edward
Pickard
Ange
Bland
Supreme Counell
Cannes
Russia
France
Paris
Briand
Millerand
Svent
Chamber of Deputies
Mniouneen
Lasteyrla
Germany
Pellevesha
Frazce
Ilington
Mes
Hind Hot
Weil
Aupreme Council
Europe
Genoa
Maureh
Rusélit
Representatia
Moscow
Forgign
Bitulater
Tehieherin
Cap A En
Lapates
Council
Washington
Japan
Scohomie
Supreme Council
Hug
London
United States
Great Britain
Baifout
AE ‘Ughes
Ade
de Yay
Baron Kato
Tokyo
Pulic Ocean
Shantung
Li Te
DA Eireann
Southern Ireland
Irish Free State
Ramon de Valera
Si Republic
Iast
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
da Valera
Griffith
Michael Golllun
George Gary Duffy
Banyo J. Duggan
Willam Cosgrove
Bryan
O'Higgins
Richard Statentivy
Holter
Unclear historical notes on war and labor events
Fragmented OCR text references varied topics including Australian workers, a Brooklyn banker and lawyer's death, hotel closures in Vienna, a Michigan school for the deaf, a warehouse fire in Pittsburgh, a bus collision, rail strike impacts, U S shipping board funding requests, and diverse 1920s labor and economic items. The readable portions mention casualties, bank issues, and labor unrest without coherent narrative.
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Unigts
Heven
Frederic
Evevegt
Guiniliaon
Memorial Hospital
Brooklyn
Jbard
Bostov
Vienna
Pal
Luther L. Wrigit
Michigan School For
Kent
Mich
Huth
Gletrich
Piitsburgh
Simsboro
van Wett
United. ‘States
Reho
Derth
Black Rock
Lesert
Gerlach
Nev
Patrons End Eight Month Phone Strike at Bloomfield
The Union Telephone company serving Bloomfield and nearby districts closed offices after an eight month strike by patrons. Seven of 775 patrons joined in the walkout when rates rose last April, with no breaks in their ranks.
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Bloomfeld
Neb. Dun
Union Telephone Company
Joiney
Market Report From Chlenzo January Grain and Livestock Prices
The market summary lists prices for hard spring and winter wheat, rye, oats, and flour-grade products. It includes cotton, hay, and multiple cattle categories with ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and hogs, plus lambs and sheep figures, reflecting a broad commodity snapshot. Prices show substantial variability across grades and weight classes, with notable entries for warehouse delivery wheat and butcher categories.
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Chlenzo
Jancy West
Tanine claims of Tanlac shown by child weight gains
Advert says Tanlace Tanine proven by three cases, Blanche Blair of Providence aged 18 gains 10 pounds, Bing McCabe aged 8 gains 15, Richard Leavy Philadelphia derived health boost. Parents praise Tanic for restoring health, weight gain, and vitality in delicate children, asserting Tanlac is a vegetable tonic without harmful ingredients.
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Jane
Littie
Blanche Blair
Providence
UR L
Re- Bing
McCabe
Richard Leavy
Philadelphia
Theix
A. MM
Wood Street
K. 1
Tanlac
Yost
Tanine
Therine
Dickens Ave
Scranton
Taniac
Richard Leary
Palethorpe St
Thunderstorm Spots Hypothesis Advances by Engineer
E R Horton of Voorheesville New York identifies urban areas as thunderstorm spots. He notes a shallow sandy fringe lake as a possible breeding ground near a forested area and cites observations from Queldin Lake New York as supporting evidence for his theory.
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Nore
E. R. Horton
Voorheesville
N. Y
Aiso
Queldin Lake
New York
Old Court Has Much Power In Liverpool
In Liverpool England remnants of es tate courts of record persist with broad jurisdiction. The Liverpool court of pugsgage, nicknamed, exercises extensive action within the city limits, surpassing even the City of London court whose reach is limited to cases involving city employees.
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Old Court
Liverpool
Eng
Gual
City of London
Nature's Supreme Wisdom in Winter Growth
The passage argues winter's decay shelters seeds for spring, noting vegetation would overrun if unchecked and praising nature's cyclical purpose. It contrasts tropical possibility with reality, observing how tender growths perish in cold yet foster future renewal. The tone reflects a reflective, uplifting view on nature's orderly progression.
Popes Patronized Jewish Physicians Through History
The passage notes numerous popes who showed friendly recognition to Jewish medical professionals, with Pay TV introducing the Chetro into Rome as an exception, while at least twenty or more popes extended patronage and respect to Jewish physicians.
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Jawlah
Chetro
Rome
Tha m
The Alibi and The Secretary clash over statement demands
The Life column notes a heated exchange between The Alibi and The Secretary. A speaker warns the other to prepare a statement denying misreporting by the newspaper, signaling a tense publicity dispute.
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Life
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