American Plan for Austro Hungarian Restoration Gains Attention
Colonel Clarence B. Smith outlines a proposed economic accord called The American Plan to stabilize Austria and successor states. The plan aims to ease political distrust, promote freer trade, and coordinate finance among Austria Hungary and neighboring states with advisory input from Britain and the United States. Preparations for a Bratislava conference include representatives from Austria Hungary Italy Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugoslavia Greece Romania and others to discuss financial relations trade and transport reforms.
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Clarence B. Smith
United States Army
Ausa
Colt Smith
Associated Ss
Austria
Empire
Great Britain
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Smith
Bratislava
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Czecho-Slovakia
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France
Finance
Ngary
Reparms Commission
Itria
Hungary
Italy
Poland
cho-Slovakia
Jugoslavia
Greece
Rumania
Teddy Bear Girls to Present Full Program at Pheum Today
The Teddy Bear Girls offer an entire program at the Pheum today with new specialties costumes and special effects. Baby Norienne the old singer appears in seven numbers with Mas George assisting. The Newman Duo performs with songs and chatter. Margie Wright the petite soubrette returns with new songs and dances. A serial episode “A Woman in My” continues featuring Ar e Pretty and Henry G. Sell.
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Pheum
Norienne
Mas George
Newman
Margie Wright
Are Pretty
Henry G. Sell
New Mesopotamia government plan debated in Commons
Andrew Bonar Law outlines a plan for Mesopotamia with a representative council of state under the British high commissioner Sir Percy Cox. An 18 member provisional council is to be formed in Baghdad with diverse religious and ethnic representation including Christians, Kurds, and Shia leaders.
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London
Bagdad
Mosul
Naguib
Feisal
Mecca
Basra
Michigan deer season ends with few accidents noted
Houghton Michigan reports the 1920 deer season closed with only two hunting fatalities and a small number of wounded. The short ten day season saw a high deer harvest and many hunters crossing into the upper peninsula, prompting calls for a closed season to protect wildlife.
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Houghton, Mich
Straits
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Centenarian Annie Stone Receives Harding Note
Miss Annie Stone aged 102 who voted for Senator Harding on the suffrage victory day received a note of appreciation from Charles E. Hard assistant secretary to the President-elect. The letter thanked her for her interest in public affairs and her cordial support for the Republican party while acknowledging Harding’s canal zone trip.
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Boston
Annie Stone
Harding
Miss Stone
Charles E. Hard
Canal Zone
Republican Party
Intercollegiate group to hear student ideas on prohibition abroad
Chicago December 10 The intercollegiate prohibition association's board will hear recommendations on American college student activity in European colleges and universities for prohibition. The board will review eight months of observations by educational secretary Harry Warner and consider renaming the group to intercollegiate civic association and expanding its program.
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Chicago
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Association
Harry 5. Warner
Intercollegiate Civic Association
Three Guilford County suits settle in North Carolina Supreme Court
Three damages suits against the Texas Oil Company arising from an explosion in Greensboro are settled by the state supreme court. James A. Fox and wife receive 3000 dollars. Nancy E. Newton 3000 dollars. John G. Stone 800 dollars. The awards match lower court totals. Also notes a Cadillac touring car sale by High Point Motor Company due to mortgage default, with sale set for Saturday at 3 pm in front of the Hamilton Street garage.
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Raleigh
Texas Oil Company
Guilford County Superior Court
Supreme Court
Greensboro
James A. Fox
Minnie Fox
Nancy E. Newton
John G. Stone
Cadillac
Guilford County
High Point Motor Company
Hamilton Street
Executor's Notice in Guilford County North Carolina
Executors of J. Welch deceased notify all creditors to file verified claims with the undersigned by August 16, 1921 or be barred from recovery. Debts to estate must be paid as required.
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J. ©. Welch
Superior Court
Guilfred County
North Carolina
Executors of J. C. Welch Estate Notify Payment
The heirs urge payment of indebtedness to the undersigned to avoid costs, dated August 14 1920. Executors Mary Welch and George Penny of the last will and testament of J C Welch, deceased. Wed. 12 8.
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Tate
J. C. Welch
Guilford County to Hold Bond Election and Auction Sale
Legal notices announce sale of J Bert and Myrtle Holder property on January 23 1921 at Greensboro courthouse and a December 14 1920 county bond referendum for two million dollars for road improvements with details on registration and voting procedures and official oversight by Guilford County Board of Commissioners.
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Guilford County
Board of County Commissioners of
Board of Commissioners of
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Board of County Commissioners
Saide County
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Htter
Board of County Con Sioners
Clare
Mortgagee Notice from December 1 1920 by Home Banking Company
Mortgagee Home Banking Company presents a posting dated the first day of December 1920. The notice references a line measurement near 187 with an offset of one to two feet to a starting point, indicating a property or lien action.
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C. H. Parnell
Centennial Avenue
Kennerly S
Kennerly
Dave Parnell
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