Secret Communist Instruction Cold War Era Exposed
The State Department rebuffed talks with the deposed regime while releasing Zinoviev linked directives from the Communist International. It cites the Workers’ Party of America and its Farmer-Labor branch as aligned with Moscow’s lines, urging disciplined, unit based organizing among US industrial workers.
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Wahington
White House
Hughes
Deacon
Zinoviev
Communist International
Workers’ Party of America
Ines
Moncow
Department of State
Department of of
The
Communist Internationale
Workers’ ‘Party of America
Workers’ ‘Party of America and Its Newly Organ‘xédibranch
Farmer-Labor Party ‘Ag
Zinovlev
Moscow
Communist Internationale 18H
Weat W. Pe
Basily
United Etates
United States
Minnesota Men Plan Aid for Wheat Raisers in U S
Washington reports a proposal by TR Ek and Murphy of the Minneapolis Tribune and Dr A J Coulter of Minnesota University to aid wheat farmers. The plan envisions a government loan pool of 50 million dollars to diversify crops, with up to 1000 dollars per farmer for necessary tools and seeds to switch from wheat to other crops.
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Washington
Belug
Murphy
Minners
Tribund
A. J. Coulter
Minnesota
Presidential to cut and breed champion steer request
Fragmented OCR text mentions a champion steer and a presidential connection with Coolidge and Secretary Wallace. References to Chicago, White Sox, Aberdeen, Roebuck, and a foundation appear ame伝 but no clear event details or dates emerge.
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Chicagoan
Brondun ‘White Sox
Aentor
Aberdeen
Ayas
Secretary Mellon Estimates 259 Million Yearly
Secretary Mellon projects annual expenditures near 259 million dollars, outlining expected allocations and policy impacts. The figures appear in a brief government update, with emphasis on budgetary planning and fiscal strategy.
Schism in New York Episcopal Church Widens
The Episcopal Church split widens as modernist rectors led by Dr. Leighton Parks back clergy challenging Bishop Manning over virgin birth and resurrection. Dr. Stuart L. Tyson trains 600 clergymen to defend Park and other priests facing heresy charges, while Manning contemplates a possible showdown or avoidance to curb a potential church crisis.
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New York
Episcopal Church
Leighton Parks
Manning
Churchmen's Union
Stuart L. Tyson
Parke
Tyson
Lee W. Heaton
Fort Worth
Tex
Heston
Parka
St. Bartholomew's
Parks
Former Kaiser Wins Libel Case in Dortmund
A verdict in Dortmund favors former German Emperor William in a libel suit against General Anzeiger editor von der Heydt. The court imposed a fine of 800 gold marks, about 75 dollars, for publishing a story alleging in 1885 the death of a young officer aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzollern.
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Dortmund
William
Anzeiger
Herr von der Heydt
Skdiser
Auicda
Llent
von ‘Hahnke
Hohenzollern
Record Ship Circumnavigates Globe in 117 Days
Galveston reports Steel Mariner completed a world circling voyage in 117 days, a record for her class. The cargo steamer left the Panama Canal August 28 and arrived from Calcutta via the Suez on December 16, marking a notable maritime achievement.
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Galveston
Lex
Globe
Ahipping Board
Steel Mariner
Panama Canal
Calcutta
Buez
Illinois Income Tax Revenue Rises by 33 Million
Chicago taxpayers pay government 36 million more in 1928 than 1922, per figures released by Balbal Retnacke collector of Internal revenue. Mall remittances expected to swell this amount by 6 million. Income tax collections in 1928 totaled 90 million.
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Chicago
Mabal
Retnacke
Y Avenue
President Coolidge to Conduct His Campaign From Home
President Calvin Coolidge plans to carry his campaign from the White House following illness and a period of rest. The campaign will emphasize his policy record and national unity as he resumes public events and speeches from his residence.
Select Experte Reputed Former Atthalin Director in Paris
Former Atthalin director in Paris and Raye Bog, known as Select Experte, appears in a reformulated French notice. The fragment cites a change in position linking to Paris and Bog, with unclear context and attribution.
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Select Experte
Jommarites
He Entler
The
Atthalin
L' Paris Et Raye
Greece Ousts King George and Queen Elizabeth
King George and Queen Elizabeth left Athens for Romania aboard the Daphine after government orders to withdraw. The monarch, who succeeded his father King Constantine, said the national assembly will decide Greece's future regime and joked about possibly becoming a New York taxi driver or a Los Angeles actor if required.
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Athens
George
Elizabeth
Greece
Romenia
Constanthne
National Assembly
Democratic Party
King George
America
New York
Los Angeles
Obregon Troops Tighten Grip as Mexican Revolt Fades
President Obregon's forces press the rebels on multiple fronts. Guadalajara is under siege while federal troops occupy Puebla, a key railway hub 65 miles southeast of Mexico City. The eastern insurgent army remains near Epizaco in Tlaxcala, about 40 miles north of Puebla City.
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Tumpleo
Obregon
Mexico
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Puebla
Epizaco
Tlaxcala
Puebla City
Paris Calls Berlin Request Impudent Blackmail Under Humanitarian Pretence
Paris demands to delay reparations to secure a $70,000,000 loan for foodstuffs while Germany signals a halt to military resumption. The line that the move is blackmail masquerading as humanitarian aid draws strong condemnation as audacious and impudent.
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Paris
Berlin
Parla
Germany
Strese‘nann
Cripple Creek Uncovers Deep Gold Vein May Yield 620936 Per Ton
Cripple Creek Colo mining circles reported a rich strike from the twenty seventh level, deepest dig yet, uncovering a large vein expected to yield 500 ounces of gold valued at 620936 per ton.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Qletriet
U S Refuses Moscow Plea for Recognition
Washington replies with a firm rejection to the Augstadt Soviet government telegram urging negotiations to restore diplomatic relations with Bolshevik Russia. President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes state the answer is direct and forceful and leaves no ground for misunderstanding.
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U. S
Moscow
Washington
Coolidge
Hughes
Augstadt
United States
Bovlet Ruguia
Church Storm Spreads to Other Faiths in Denomination Clash
Report from New York notes the Protestant split widening beyond Episcopalians as modernists clash with fundamentalists. Presbyterian ministers resist adoption of the five fundamentals urged at the May general assembly, signaling broad opposition within the denomination.
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New York
Presbyterian Church
Duluth Street Car Fares Target 25 Cent Increase
Unclear report notes planned rise in Duluth street car fares with protests from riders over 25 cent increment. Testimony mentions buses and traffic diversions as carriers adjust routes. Uncertain source wording references Bh and Paul.
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Blamag
Paul
Bnaies
Duluth
Tha Fayee
Hye Te
Untitled fragment hints at population growth and figures
Fragmentary text references large population growth and a figure around eight million, with garbled place names and attribution. Key entities and precise details are unclear, but the snippet implies a demographic milestone reached or discussed in a Chicago related context.
Legislative notes on tax commission and code revisions
Iowa lawmakers discuss creating an independent tax commission similar to Indiana’s, potential four year terms for county and state officials to cut election costs, and four year code revision work underway since 1919. Senate and House leaders aim for rapid but prudent progress, with a short Christmas recess to finish the codification task.
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Smith
Madison County
Dutcher
Johnson County
Legislative Tax Commission
Borator Smith
Clala
Indiiana
Tax Commission
Tt9
Indiana Commission
Indianapolis
Iowa
Nx Committee
Atock
Senate
House
Offciola
Fortieth General Assembly
Ft Fe
Bona
Claitiante
W. A. Caldwall
Mahaska County
Nine code bills pass in single legislative session day
The Iowa senate set a record by approving nine code bills chiefly on municipal corporations and official powers, while the house advanced three code commission bills. The session tackled 211 bills before adjournment, with major measures such as code 84 and public health bill No. 240 on the table, and committees splitting large sections into numerous subcommittees.
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Senate
House
Code Commission
Faraone
Ray Deoittle
Delaware County
Doolittle
Code Revision Commission
Iowa
Sta le Bars
George Seovere
J. P. Gallagher
Williamsburg
Iowa County
Hill
Gallagher
Hayling
Iowa Groota
Inwa House
Waa
Messira
Iowa Farming News Reflects Strong Corn Crop and Diverse Local Notices
A broad Iowa snapshot notes high corn yields totaling 430 240.00 and value 20 749 000, with farm and civic items across Mason City Cerro Gordo to Muscatine. Reports include Roy B. Gault’s Iowa district appointment, Drake University teacher movement, and a Shell Rock Valley Poultry Club formation.
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Iowa
Drake University Jy Ongugad
Notvn
Prank Blaochard
Mving Weat
Albiod Jn
C. E. Cameron
Altawaa
Iowa Atate Board of Agriculture
Atate
Vrices
Mason City
J. J. Dole
Essex
Elvan
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Abe Lindburg
Ockford
Shellrock Valley Poultry Club
Jonathan M. Tavix
Kansar
Magcatine County Democrats
Apeak
Middle West
Coolidge
Towan
Iowa Federation
Co-operative Shippers
Davenport
Supreme Court
State Board of Parole
Jongagrerves
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Thorn
Gaya Joy L. Robinson
Town Corn and Small Grain Growers' Association
Organized Labor of
J. A. Gibson
Legislative Co- Operative Council
Thissaya
Towa
Iowa Pact Sparks Debate Over Towns Value
A fragment suggests a local agreement elevates town assets beyond national measures, implying a striking valuation contrast. Details are unclear, but the note highlights regional pride and economic comparisons within a broader political context.
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Minniesota
Tary” Mellon
Jecretary Mellon
Eatl
D. Smith
Bilson Durant Smith
South Carolina
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
U.S
Illinois
President Obregon
Waaningtons
Towa State News
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