Hazelton Ladies Aid to Meet in February
Hazelton Town News reports the Ladies Aid will meet February 2 at Mrs Smolowitz home with strong attendance urged Visitors welcome Sec Mrs Briggle. Local news notes Mr and Mrs M Rush returned from Minnesota visits. car troubles and hay finds described. Also listings of farmads and community notices, meetings, and upcoming hunts.
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Ladies’ Aid
M. Rush
St. Paul
Minnesota
Will
Mrs. Siverson
DeLamere
Catholic Sewing Society
Tieup Almost Certain as Miners Demand Wage Hike
Shamokin Pa and Washington report a looming coal industry strike as United Mine Workers press for a 20 percent wage rise for contract miners and an extra dollar daily for day workers. Secretary Hoover warns of a potential general strike when the national agreement expires April 1, with no recent talks between the administration and representatives.
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Shamokin
United Mine Workers
Washington
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Worker
Lost horses described for pickup by owner at Brogden
Advertises five horses to be taken up for record payment of 2.60. Describes each animal including colors iron gray mare five years old about 1200 pounds no brand. two dark trom gray horses eight years old about 1600 pounds no brand. two bays about 1, weight. one black two-year-old about 900 pounds. Owner must call pay charges and remove animals from Livorno area five miles from Has.
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Brogden
Brown Colt Located Near Hazelton Needs Pickup
Two year old brown colt at Haselton area five miles south of Hazelton. Owner asked to call, will pay charges and take the animal away. Contact Eugene Brogden, Haselton, N. Jan 19.
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Hazelton
France demands payment from Germany insists Versailles obligations met
Paris premier Raymond Poincare addressed a near unanimous Chamber warning Germany to fulfill all Versailles Treaty obligations. He stressed France will not show leniency as long as he leads the nation in directing its future, asserting commitments to allies must be honored.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
France
Germany
Versailles
Harding Hosts at Dinner at White House First Time in Six Years
President and Mrs. Harding hosted the diplomatic corps at the first formal White House dinner of the new administration. It marked the first event of its kind since Wilson era, the White House having curtailed functions during the wartime economy.
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White House
Washington
Harding
Wilson
Premier seeks peace platform to back cabinet
Premier touts respect for peace treaties as government line to present to the Chamber of Deputies. He denounces abroad created image of France as tainted by imperialistic madness and blames shameless propaganda for the depiction.
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Parie
Chamber of Deputies
France
To Open German Cables for Resumption of Direct Link
New York, Piahs report a resumption of direct cable communication with Germany. Officials indicate restored lines will improve wartime dispatches and trade messaging between New York and German networks, signaling a step toward normalizing telegraph links amid ongoing global tensions.
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New York
Piahs
Postponement Seen in Email Trial
D Vernon C Curtin ti ed at his home where his son.
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Vernon C. Curtin
Germany Makes Payment of 31 Million Gold Marks
Germany reports payment of 31,000,000 gold marks following a Cannes based commission decision. The transfer was made in accordance with the latest ruling and is currently pending item processing by authorities.
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Germany
Parie
Ssesco Commission
Cannes
Ite Naka Te
Wives Sold for Tea in Eskimo Trade Report
A report from The Pas Manitoba states an Eskimo trapper en route to a trading post sold four of his wives for a pound of tea and tobacco. Purchasers were fellow-tribesmen returning from Brochette post with supplies. The Ekimo custom allows redemption by payment or double the price.
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Pas
Manitoba
Hudson's Bay Company
Best Crabs From Chesapeake Gay
The Chesapeake bay blue crab, the largest specimen along the Atlantic coast, is regarded as the best. Plentiful years ago, a closed season is urged to prevent scarcity and high prices similar to terrapin. Tile pen crabs in oyster shells are a delicacy, while the Pacific coast cancer magister crab is widely used there.
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Chesapeake Gay
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic
Pacific
Spanish Cabinet Resigns Under Maura Leadership
Madrid reports the coalition cabinet led by Antonio Maura, serving as premier and justice minister, has resigned amid prolonged bitter political strife in Spain.
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Madrid
Antonio Maura
Spain
Money Talks in divorce scandal gossips
A Birmingham Age-Herald remark notes that when money enters a divorce case the discussion becomes more talkative and public sentiment grows louder. The quip underscores the entanglement of finances and personal disputes in high-stakes divorces.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Lavender Oil Notes For Long Term Bookcase Freshness
Advice suggests adding a few drops of lavender oil to the bookcase before leaving the house for an extended period to keep books from becoming musty. It emphasizes a simple, practical approach to preserving paper and bindings during absence.
Fortuitous Circumstances
A light exchange centers on a social evening at Smiths where one speaker praises the outing and reveals a past romance with Mrs. Smith while noting an old debt of ten dollars to Mr. Smith. The dialogue hints at lingering ties and financial memory in a small town social scene.
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Smith's
The Ups and Downs of Life Imagery
A fragmentary verse note credits Thomas Cat from Arkansar, musing on how life’s ups and downs resemble self motivation and others' reactions, with a playful reflection on personal drive and social perception.
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Arkansar
Thomas Cat
Big five clash over scrap provisions in naval treaty talks
Washington reports progress in revising the naval treaty among the five powers. A key difference arose on how to scrap four proscribed battleships. The American view urged complete rendering useless, backed by France and Italy, while Great Britain and Japan hesitated, proposing ships could serve as harbor guards or training vessels instead.
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Washington
France
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Air Mail Fund Measure Faces Reinserted Air Service Line
Washington reports the annual postoffice appropriation bill passed with about 554 million. An effort sought to reinstate a section providing 1.935 million for air mail service that had been cut by the appropriations committee.
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Washington
Postoffice
Appropriations Committee
Howat Orders Men Back to Work Amid Decree
Howat announces a decree returning imprisoned Kansas field workers to work. The order, issued amid reduced activity, directs that remaining men be reassigned to tasks in the affected region. The conflict centers on labor and enforcement of the order within the local workforce.
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Howat
Pittabing
Ian
Kanség
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