France's Hurrian Struggle Figures in Syria Delegations
Beirut reports France's high commissioner in Byria met delegations from all religious and political groups except the Druze, tallying 10,000 new voters. He pledged cooperation with American educators and groups, thanked France for Syria aid, and honored Christian survivors of a recent disaster. He warned the rebels to cease, while asserting France and League roles to restore order, independence, and prosperity to Lebanon and Syria.
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Dee
IAP
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Figrls
Henry de Jouvenu
Byria
Dru
Roller Organiztions
Tha
Yhanka
Syria
BL de Jouvene
Lamgon
Gvehiin
Gentral Garmilin
Radig Corporations Face Damage Suit in Radio Field
Boston December 4 Eight corporations prominent in radio are named defendants in a 60 million dollar suit filed in federal court on behalf of Prof Reginald A Fessenden of Newton a scientist and inventor Fessenden claims a cartel restrained the value of his devices and patents He seeks redress under Sherman and Clayton anti trust laws The defendants include Yacho Corporation of America General Electric Westinghouse Electric American Telephone and Telegraph United Wireless Apparatus and International Radio Telegraph Western Electric Inc.
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Boston
field +i radio
United States District Coast
Reginald A. Feserden
Newton
Scientiest
Fessenden
Asker
Yacho Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Westiphouse Electric and Manufacturing Cmpany
American Telephone Ad Telegraph Company
United “Nit Company
Wireless Specialties Apparatus Company
Western Electric Comany, Inc
Barbara Hawley Takes Job at Colorado Springs Telegraph
Barbara Hawley, 25, breaks up with her fiancé Bruce Reynolds and starts work at the Colorado Springs Telegraph to pursue a goal. Andrew McDermott is the managing editor. After adventures she faces trouble over a story about the governor’s wife’s wardrobe, then police reporter Bob Jefferies calls at 2 am to cover a nightclub murder.
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Barbara Hawley
Bruce Reynolds
Colorado Springs Telegraph
Ile
Andrew McDermott
Barbara
McDersnott
Bob Jefferies
Bob
Gil
Ling
Murder and a Dancer in a Mile-High City
Barbara and Bob chase a lead through Colorado Springs, uncovering Nellie Marie, a dance hall owner linked to multiple murders. A frail prisoner claims the fatal shot was hers, while Nellie vows defiance and hints at family scandal as police close in on the truth.
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Barbara
Mrs. Haley
Colorado Springs
Neilie Marle
Harbara
Chivaga
Barbara Bob
Tam
Barbara Creesed the Room. “Who Was That Oo Awiith Wom At Spanglest
Gould
Will
Old actresses add interest to season 1
London reports that veteran performers Lottie Verne Marie Tempest Gladys Casper Vicary Amey and others join Barriers Shall We Join the Ladies at Majesty's theater and Seymour Hicks stars with Wilda Yerriss in The Man in Tress Clothes. Brazil woolly Rabassu oil project may ease vegetable oil shortages. Captain McCaskey confirms a vast nut resource with 60 percent oil yield. Dame Tten Terry noted for Portia roles remains a regular theater visitor as aging stage legends reflect on passing eras.
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London
Lottie Verne
Haymarket
St Gerald du Maurier
Marie Tempest
Gladys Casper
Vicary Amey
Majesty's Theater
Vildine Yerriss
Seymour Hicks
Tress
Attor
Achors
Golf
Seciey
New York
Maranhao
Brazil
Iice
WT. McCaskey
Rhode I Island
Dence
U. S
McCaskey
Braz
Veteran fiddler to visit Ford shows nationwide sendoff
Banners along the car line announce Maine's champion fiddler will visit Ford and Norway with Mrs Panma Done and Dan ham. A grand sendoff is planned with former officials arranging events. Governor Ratph O Breewster will attend with staff, joined by Norway and South Paris Kovans club and board of trade groups from nearby towns. Schools and stores will close for the train's departure.
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Mesne
Maine
AM. Danham
Ins Wile
Panma
Netton
Ratph O | Breewster
Hts
Paris
Kovans Cnb
Board of Trade
Lwa
Beans Burn Kills Foster Mother in Oregon
In Porthnd Oregon on December 4 a foster mother was killed by Frank Thomas an African American teen and son of Oliver F Thomas a Portland tavern proprietor. The boy confessed to Deputy Sheriff Christoferson that beans burned on the kitchen stove angered the woman who reproached him leading to the fatal act. The body was found in a sleepme tent near the house.
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Porthnd
Ore
Frank Thomas
Oliver F. ‘Thomas
Ab Bavertt
Oniskarts
Portland
Hov
Sherlend
Christoferson
Prominent Men Resign From Sesqui Centenial
Washington December 4. Several nationally known men who lent their names to the Sesqui Centennial organization have resigned. Dr. Charles Bayhs, formerly of New York, heads the group tasked with organizing celebrations across states for the 150th anniversary observance.
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Washington
Counnties
Charles ‘Ty Bayhs
New York
Anniversary of the Declaration signing echoes in board meeting
The record notes an anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and mentions figures such as John Uavy Vianiond as honorary vice president and Major General Amos A Fries as chair, amid a conference of the Highway Research Board in Chicago. A fire at the Roosevelt building in Michigan caused about 100000 dollars in damage.
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John Uavy Vianiond
Wade EH. Ens
Washington
Highway Research Board
National Research Council
National Academy of Sciences
Chicago
Roosevelt Building
Michigan
Roosevelt Road
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