Unified Russia and Trans-Caucasia Aims in Soviet Plan
The document outlines a plan to fuse Russia with Ukraine and Trans-Caucasian republics including Georgia and Azerbaijan under a federal council. It envisions autonomous Far East and Sieria sections with a shared foreign policy, while preserving some local authorities. The aim is political unity among the Russian peoples and other republics.
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Trans-Caucasia
Russian Council PLC
Federal Council
Justice
Home Affairs
Agricia
Russia
Ukraine
Georgia
Azermenia
Pira
Ford pays off final Lincoln Motor debt in full
Henry Ford settled the Lincoln Motor Company bankruptcy by paying about 4.2 million dollars to roughly 900 creditors and seven directors, wiping out the remaining 52 cents on the dollar. Receivers had already paid 47% on the dollar. Ford’s bid of 8 million set the total asset against which claims were faced.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Lincoln Motor Company
Iota Lincoln Company
Lincoln Company
Ford
Fear of Soviet influence clouds Moscow ties
Officials fear Soviet influence grows as they monitor Russia for evidence of a regime change. Reports claim a deal between Soviet Russia and the White Star Steamship Line to establish regular services abroad fuels concern. Officials weigh implications for potential U.S. official dealings with Moscow.
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Kerensky
Moscow
Russia
Hughes
Soviet
White Star Steamship Line
France
Evolution in Religion Says Preacher Now Seen
Rev Charles A Alden of the Church of the Golden Rule argues in Columbus that educated ministers show a dramatic evolution in religion driven by truth and love. He notes fewer debates over clerical attire and baptism water, and says belief has shifted from God as power to God as love guiding responsible service.
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International News Service
Columbus
Charles A. Alden
Church of the Golden Rule
Dr. Alden
Christ
Moses
Orward
God
Paris Government May Bend To Russia in Trade Talks
American officials show cautious optimism over Russian governmental trading branches in Paris as the Ruhr crisis persists. France seeks Russia goodwill to ease economic strains, with a possible shift in Paris policy driven by expediency.
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Paris
Ruhr
France
Russia
A Mark of Distinction Readers Offered Digest Subscription
The Evening Gazette advertises a special offer for its subscribers to receive the Literary Digest by mail for $2.70 per year. Circulation Manager invites readers to see or write for details and enrollment.
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Evening Gazette
Evening Gaze
Northwestern Shebas To Get Razz
Northwestern College faces a faculty edict intending to reform the Shebas by ending escorts to games. Officials say the measure aims to force he men out of the Shebas, addressing disruptive behavior and boosting sports event decorum.
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Northwestern College
Shebas
International News Service
Chicago
Northwestern University
Thistle the Dancer Becomes Doctor Burns’ Wife
Clotilde, famed as Thistle, falls from fame after an accident and years later gains a new life as Dr Burns’s wife. Once loved by Stanley Spencer, she finds purpose aiding the poor on Gladden Lane with her adopted family and a hopeful future.
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Thistledown
Thistle
Stanley Spencer
Stone House
Gladden Lane
Gladden
Thera
Midge
Pat
Burns
Doctor Burns
A Wholesale Resemblance
A fragmentary quote from Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. He dismisses accusations of worse behavior, but laments that when children misbehave, their mother scolds their father, blaming him for the brood of fourteen. The source text is garbled and contains dialectal phrasing and errors.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kapaas City
Ater
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