Stamboulisky’s capture echoed in Mexico’s escape tale
The piece recalls Madero’s death during an attempted arrest escape and compares it with Bulgaria’s deposed premier Stamboulisky who was shot while fleeing. It posits a risk that Bulgaria’s peasant-led movement may be silenced by an aristocratic military coup, with neighboring powers watching closely for gains amid postwar treaties.
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Madero
Francisco Madero
Alexico
Huerta
Bulgaria
Mexico
Stamboutisky
Stambouli
Stamboulisky
Galesville lauded as paradisaical hub of civic pride
The article extols Galesville Wisconsin as an ideal village with mature charm, parks and homes, praising its beauty and social vitality observed at a Rotary picnic. It lauds local pride, welcoming spirit, and distinct American flavor while noting the town’s enduring appeal and identity.
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Galesville
Wadleigh
Garden of Eden
United States
Trempealeau County
NYC Merchants Say Convention Trip Costs Attendees
New York City merchants estimate a convention costs attendees 360 dollars on arrival not counting rail fare. In 1922 their town hosted 602 conventions with over 400000 attendees who left with 25 million dollars in purchases, yet spent less than they earned.
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New York City
Curious Radio Fans Prefer Theatre of Air Over Canary Songs
Critics praise canaries and movie plots while thousands tune Curiosity ADIO for the spectacle. The public cares more about watching private affairs of screen characters than intricate plots, enjoying entertainment with minimal thinking.
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ADIO
Wizards of Radio
Campaign issues in presidential race focus on pocketbook matters
The article argues that the average voter will be driven by cost of living wages rents taxes and red tape rather than prohibition or foreign policy. It emphasizes economic concerns as decisive factors for the next election.
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Washington
Foreign Relations
Time ETWORK of airplane lines planned for New England
Time ETWORK of airplane lines is being planned for New England. Proposed schedules show the planes would travel five times as fast as trains, averaging the timetables. Time saving makes the general use of airplanes inevitable, only a matter of time. Think what it will mean for a man to live 60 miles from his work and "make" it in 15 minutes or less.
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New England
Canada news and crop bug woes from neighborhood
Tom Sims previews updates from Canada noting borers destroying the corn crop and a bug possibly related to Senator Borah. He mentions China’s strained relations with Japan and internal talk on Chinese issues, a neighbor planning to can what she eats, and positive London news while law practice remains slow.
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Canada
Borah
Chine
Ten Years Ago In Cochrane Riots Over Wages
A small gang of Italian laborers on the Burlington railroad protested for higher wages, took over the town, and only back down after officials promised raises. Other items note Dr. Edwards attending a medical convention, a new elevator at the post office, a Masonic temple planned in Rushford, and various local business and church developments.
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Haves
Cochrane
W. A. Edwards
Minneapolis
Rushford
Emmanuel Episcopal
George Ten Broeck
Merriman Park
Alfred Larson
Zickrick
World's Fair City
Emma Salzer
Oberlin College
Delaware
Ohio
A.D. Richardson
Hotel Jung
Metropolitan Opera House
St. Paul
L. J. Strauss
Philadelphia
Epworth League
King Street
Clarissa Plans a Marketing Venture in Suburban Town
Clarissa Hurd seeks independence by launching a local marketing service to run errands for busy housewives. She teams with Aunt Emily, builds a client base of forty households, and browns a path from jitney to groceries delivery while contending with a new store manager.
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Clarissa Hurd
Emily
Clarissa
Ean
Vidlezeta
Iland
Iarissa
Vilage
Ermily
Clarigses
Clarissi
Anéey
Lonk
Hans
Clerirsa
Stire Anager
Har
Clariasa
Complex exchange in a village tale of time and intent
Clarissa meets a mysterious visitor in a rural setting. The man, claiming business ties to a local merchant, asks about a late delivery while hinting at a personal stake. He reveals he is linked to a Jolky that runs nearby shops and seeks a crucial evaluation in the region.
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Shane
Robert Caderard
Clarissa
Clariss
Webster City women form Moose Auxiliary charter
Thirty nine Webster City women sign as charter members of a Moose Auxiliary in Webster City Iowa. Applications will be made for a charter under the Monse Indge in the near future according to current plans.
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MOOSE
Webster City
Iowa
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