Labor Bureau Criticized Over British Taxpayers Burden
The article reports that the labor bureau costs the League of Nations heavily, with British taxpayers bearing about one third of its revenue. It details salaries, staff numbers, and expenses at its Geneva offices, noting substantial per-person pay and holidays, and calls for investigation into operating costs by the British government.
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Military expert assesses Russian army strength in war-torn Russia
London dispatch cites a military expert detailing Russia’s armed forces including estimated manpower around 400,000, rifles, artillery, machine guns, and munitions. The report notes Cheka countermeasures, aviation depots, and the need to train officers from working classes, claiming Bolshevik forces are larger and more equipped than comparable English speaking nations.
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England's Grist of Letters Tally in Past Year
In the past year the British postal system handled 8.2 million fan letters and 600,000 newspapers and parcels. About 20 million parcels were prepared, while around AO thousand addresses were incorrectly addressed. Numerous items went undelivered to distant regions.
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Majestic Theater features varied thrillers and romance reviews
The show at the Majestic Theater includes a psychological thriller with intense scenes and a fearsome plot, while other entries praise a poetic love story and a vibrant set of performers. Star Kate Price draws attention alongside Rita Milloy as Pop stars, with fashion and dramatic moments noted throughout. The program also highlights Sciberian Flax market efforts to boost exports.
Russians in Berlin Unite to Build New Churches Terwin
Soviet officials failed to stop religious activities of Lurthedas Russians in Berlin. They used the Russian embassy chapel as offices and improvised chapels in a large hall. A German evangelical church was converted into a Russian Orthodox sanctuary. Many exiled theology professors and religious leaders reside in Berlin and teach courses attracting students. More than 300000 acres of farm land remain fite in Pennsylvania this simmer due to shortages of farms.
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Pig Snout Put To Work Through Labor Shortage
The National Institute of Progressive Farming reports pigs are now fed and watered by automatic systems, using their snouts to operate self feeders and waterers. The shift reduces labor needs as hogs harvest grain by feeding themselves, replacing ground rooting and squealing with mechanical aids.
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Blaine Expected to Veto Plan for New Badger State Park
Madison Wisconsin The assembly voted to concur in the Burlen bill approving a Gonty purchase of 8 000 acre Northern Lakes park in Vilas and Price counties. A surtax amendment faced attack before approval and the senate is expected to agree. Governor Blaine who vetoed a similar bill with a surtax attached two years ago indicated he would disapprove again if the measure reaches him.
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French Extend Occupation Lines Near Mainz Area
The French extended occupation lines in the Mainz region along the Emyri Frankfort railroad corridor. The advance covers about seven and one half miles southeast of Frankfurt, tied to retaliation for sabotaged roads.
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Note in Box of Crackers Brings Girl a Husband
A local note in a box of crackers led to the marriage of Miss Bessie Gar and Col. Mogen of Walsenbarg. The bride, employed at a Teal baking plant, refused a request for a visit and the match was made here, with plans to reside in Waleenbirs.
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Infants Death Decline Reported in England
An official report shows a drop in infant mortality in England. Health Minister Chambarsi cites decline over five years and notes progress against earlier high death rates amid public health measures. The announcement references historical comparisons and ongoing efforts to improve child welfare and sanitation nationwide.
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Olsen bill to cap building heights sent to governor
In Madison Wisconsin the senate approved the bill 27 to 0 and sent it to Governor Blaine. The measure limits building heights to 125 feet in Milwaukee and 100 feet in other cities to protect the capitol from enclosure by skyscrapers. Penalties for violations are provided.
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CWFARET CASES Ret Cases Of King Hlne Leather
In a fragmented notice the text references ret cases involving a king named Hlne associated with leather and a plain sage item described as a small gold quenogram. Further details are unreadable.
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