Soviet Ambassadors Push World Revolt Narrative Amid Interference Claims
Confessed Soviet ambassador Martens told a U S Senate committee that revolutionary zeal waned at home and that Soviet leaders now deny a mission to spark global revolt. He cited alleged Soviet interference in America, claiming statements were misrepresented and defense of property rights and private capital.
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Washington
Ludwig Ema
Hat Country
Lod
Senate
Soviet Republic
Mar Ems
Sida
Ermion
Martens
Chelan Moses
Berra
Ditaben
America
Renetar Karel
Husa
Sfores
Martone
Ental
Ash
Gana
Cale States
Aiwertesn
Astates
Governor Mission a Success in East Lake City
Governor and executive committee member of the Western Nutr Reclamation Association visited Warrington to press for united action in Congress on a bill creating a dollar for United States needs. No promises were made by steering committees on either side to advance the reform bill.
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East Lake City
Warrington
United Action
Unclear historical student shooting report unfolds
A garbled OCR style account describes a student shooting incident near a journal building as bystanders react and authorities move to detain a cadet. Names and places are obscured, but the report centers on a violent confrontation and an arrest tied to a former cadet.
Americans Captured by Reds Amid Rail Guard Attack
A fragmentary report describes 38 American members of a railroad guard unit under General Semeanthy captured after a June assault. The train was derailed and several officers were seized, with chaotic firefight details incomplete.
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Vidivoatik
Amerirene
Generg
Cieeack
Americanisation Measure Passed in Senate Vote 36 to 14
Washington report indicates the senate passed an Americanisation measure by a 36 to 14 vote. The measure aims to regulate English language use and foreign agitators, targeting aliens and opposing voices during wartime mediations.
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Washington
Senate
United States District Court Action Hits Church Census
The United States district court has issued an action impacting church membership data. America’s churches show rising overall membership to a peak, yet Sunday schools and Sunday school pupils have declined notably since 1915, with Crowe in New York noting changes.
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Crowe
New York
America
Miss Anne Gordon Debutante From Washington Society
Miss Anne Gordon, a highly popular debutante of the season in Washington, is the daughter of Mrs. George Barnett wife of the commandant of the United States Marines.
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Anne Gordon
Washington
George Barnett
United States Marines
Inventors Seek Patent Institute to Protect Rights
A proposed patent institute in Rogland aims to guard patentees and inventors interests. A fountain pen accessory cylindrien blotter is mounted on pen ends. Imports from the United States show bulk goods. The Turkish government eyes Asia Minor for supply. A heated teeth comb advances via electric power in the handle.
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Bapertal Institute of
Rogland
United States
Tialing
Asia Minor
New French President Deschanel Praised in Portrait Review
A recent portrait highlights Paul Deschanel as the new president of the French republic. He previously served as president of the chamber of deputies and is described as one of Fincre's strongest and most brilliant public figures.
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Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Jimmy Sears
Ly Com
Amd
Fincre
Peculiar Pocket in Sixth District Business Says Report
A January report on conditions in the Seventh Federal Reserve district notes overall prosperity in the middle west but a peculiar pocket of stress. High prices trigger boycotts while demand outstrips supply due to labor and material shortages, transport limits, and strikes. Agricultural conditions are generally favorable, though tall crop acreage is smaller than last year. winter crops are in good shape under snow cover.
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Chicago
Middle West
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Strikes Blow At Communists Deported Aliens Widen Crackdown
Secretary of Labor Wilson declares the communist party of America revolutionary within deportation statutes. In the Preis case an Austrian arrested in raids, a deportation warrant was ordered January 24, enabling removal of many aliens held on similar charges.
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Mbay
Washington
Communist Arty of America
Wilson
Labor Department
Englebert Preis
Wyoming Pioneer Murdered Near Casper
John Corbett a 42 year old wealthy Natrona county pioneer stockman was found murdered at his ranch home six miles southeast of Casper. County officers believe robbery was the motive as they investigated a deserted premises.
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Wyoming
Casper
Wyo
John Corbett
Natrona County
Death of Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady Famous Author and Clergyman
The Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady a noted author and Episcopal clergyman died of pneumonia on January 24 in Yonkers New York at age 61. He wrote many books of historical adventure and battles on land and sea many of them novels with solid historical grounding.
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Yonkers
N, Y
Cyrus ‘Townsend Brady
Brady
New York Papers to Merge Sun and Herald in February
Frank A. Munsey, owner of the New York Sun and Evening Sun, who recently acquired the New York Herald and Telegram from James Gordon Bennett's estate, announced that the Sun and the Herald would be amalgamated February 1.
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
New York Sun
The
Evening Sun
New York Herald
Feening Telegram
James Gordon Bennett
Sun
Herald
Embezzler Arrested After Bank Funds Theft
Kemmerer, Wra R. A. Collins alias RA Thompson, wanted in Apoila Georgia on embezzlement charges involving funds of the Commercial Bank where he served as cashier, was arrested at Opal near here Saturday.
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Gnanes
Werr
Erberger
Biornal Courte
Daly
Natwr
Vba
Wormebest
Asmaliant
Ramone Chwlg von Mirchhteld
Viet Hirwehiteld
Wu. Boer
Kemmerer
R. A. Collins
RA. Thompson
Apoila
Fumda
Commercial Bank
Opal
Coolidge Denies Candidacy Amid Revolt and Plague News
Boston report states Governor Coolidge declared he was not a candidate for president and would not join the Republican national committee. Dispatch from Moscow notes a revolt at the Kremlin, with Moscow’s people’s commissaries moving toward Tver due to a plague outbreak.
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Coolidge
Boston
Sumtay
Massachusetts
Moscow
Derpet
Miecow
Tver
Women of Middle Age Testimonial from Summit Letter
A Summit New Jersey resident reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound describing improved sleep energy and productivity. The letter urges others with menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes dizziness and backache to start the medicine and claims it helped Mrs Koppl.
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Summit
N. J
Pinkham
Nicronia Korpt
Oak Ridge Ave
Lydia E. Pinkham
What Doctors Laugh At
A pithy line from the Journal of the American Medical Association notes that in the first fifty years the science of medicine advanced more than the previous fifty centuries, yet the average man still believes he can infallibly cure a cough.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Ely’s Cream Balm Ad for Catarrh Relief
An old advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and catarrh by applying Ely’s Cream Balm inside the nostrils. It claims the antiseptic cream clears air passages and soothes inflamed membranes, enabling easier breathing and night comfort.
Diamond Dyes Advertises Colorful Fabric Makeover
Diamond Dyes promises a rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics including dresses blouses stockings skirts coats and feathers. A direction book with each package explains how to dye over any color and a Diamond Dye Color Card helps match materials. The ad ends with a slogan about happiness coming from the ability to obtain more.
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