France France Germany League Admission Debate Teases Britain Support
Geneva dispatch reports Britain backs France over Germany in League of Nations admission while France weighs envoy action. Austria seeks League entry as discussions on Germany’s status and Bulgaria’s condition continue. Tokyo press notes Japan’s delegation to Geneva assembly amid tensions in interwar diplomacy.
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Switzerland
The
Associated Press
Austria
Coe
Germany
Paris
Great Britain
George Taygues
Frenth
Ia Hee
Assembly of the League
Areneva
France
Bulgaria
Iheta
TOKM
Assembly of the Tewari of Nations
Givinia
Ecualits
Asani Shimbun
Osaka
Omnien
Lan
Authorities Probe Paper's Solution of Mystery Blast
District Attorney investigates the Evening World report on a blast at a newspaper plant. The piece cites Raymond Clark and others tied to the case, noting prior investigations and alleged conspiracy by rival groups within the press.
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Lalvaird Swany
Kriday
Mventig
Ly Wall
Tis
Ite
Retabers
Honeoeeindeers” Uridou Aera Bish
Vical
Robert VoUrindelh
Eure
Noildite Trust
Tervs
Motdicatian
Gevgady
Department of Justice
Mia Swensaid
Uistons
Questia
Raymond Clark
Vines
Artice
Clark
Miron Ki
Hare
Sugar Market Faces Continued Weakness in Prices
The sugar market shows ongoing softness with prices sliding further for the season. A drop from yesterday's close is noted as production and demand factors weigh on prices, with February futures around 6.77, and weak sentiment impacting trade in the sugar sector.
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Tay York
Tal
San Jomtinens
Wil Porte Ricar
Falton
Hunger Strike Ends for Cork Prisoners After 94 Days
Nine Irish prisoners in Cork jail ended a 94 day hunger strike. A message relayed by Arthur Griffiths urged they choose life and return to health. Bishop Cohalan urged immediate cessation as the strike drew international attention and concern grew over prisoners’ weakened state.
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Cork
Associated Press
O'Callaghan
Arthur Griffiths
Sint Pelu Organization
Tam
Ireland
Ov Ettee
Cohalan
Juuror MauSwiner
Harding Proclaims Foreign Policy In Armistice Day Talk
President Harding, delivering his first formal Armistice Day address in Brownsville, asserts America must defend national rights and push peaceful development. He urges unity for progress in industry, agriculture, and transport, while stressing preparedness and freedom without isolation. The crowd, anxious about unrest across the border, witnesses a restrained tone as he refrains from a lengthy administration critique.
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Harding
Brownsville
Aytiding
America
Ameria Gon
Texas
Mexico
Gloregun
Aristhuty
Politi Parties
Marlinganit
Veterans Celebrate Signing of Truce at Camp Din NJ
Veterans of the First Division parade and review mark the truce signing with a pageant like celebration at Camp Din, New Jersey. General Pershing and General BE Sum met the veterans as civilian and military attire mingled, including unrecognized Theodore Roosevelt among the spectators while artillery fired and planes flew in formation.
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Din N.J
Pershing
BE. Summetill
Theovore Roosevelt
Sixth Field Artillery
Advocates Thrift in U S School Courses
Officials of the Treasury savings division met with educators in Washington to promote thrift and investment as a permanent compulsory part of the public school curriculum. The move aims to use government savings as a practical medium for teaching these principles during the National Education Association convention.
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Washington
Igs Division
The
Treasury
Rio
Bals Lake
Italy
Grand Jury Start Next Tuesday in Langis Court
Revived caption details a grand jury convening next Tuesday at 10 to hear delibations on varied cases. Judge Tandix will preside. cases include violations and arrests from the dry district with Anderson Dandis as the presiding judge.
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Langis I$ Goring
Grand Jury
Tadse Kesesaw
Port Jory Ty
Tadse Lumdis
Ccs
Tandix
Chicago
Fire Breaks Out in North Libecar Friday Morning
A small fire damaged floor area of car SL on the north side early Friday morning. Smoke filled the car as passengers moved to safety, but the incident caused no serious injuries. Local responders investigated the blaze and controlled it quickly.
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North Libecar
Lorth
Sia Tne
Children’s Story Hour at Public Library Announced
The public library schedules a children’s story hour this Saturday at ten o’clock and at the North Side Branch on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. Miss Amanda Zeisler directs the program for young readers.
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Chidran
Publig
Raz
Gey Prat
Doas
Amanda Zeisler
Armistice Day Address Praises Democracy and War Service
A 1918 Armistice Day talk in Yeoman Hall lauded American soldiers and urged true democracy through national unity. Rev M C Dixon stressed sacrifice, while Dr F L Miller of Wisconsin warned against nationalism’s excesses and urged education, international responsibility, and inclusive democracy.
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Dixon
United States
Eanon
Riverside Park
Bentley
Aid
MC. Dixon
Dauerican
Joan Border
Ban on malt and hops sale to test prohibition ruling
A Columbus suit filed to challenge a prohibition enforcement bureau order banning malt extract and hops sales to non bakers and confectioners aims for the U S Supreme Court. Attorneys argue the Volstead-era restrictions impact home brewing and may spur widespread litigation nationwide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
United States
Stpreme
Tose
James A. Shearer
Prohibition
Timothy S. Hogan
Eson
D. C
Associated Press
Prohibition Bureau
Opty
Ives Vordars
Emiriys
Finiston
Howe Brewyr
Amu
Internal Revenue Bureau
Williams
Bures
Bereso
Revenue Bureau
End coal probe Racine Wis Vi pink M Wigk 7 Afon
Announcement by the Pennsylvania Railroad states ten percent of the fare will be laid off at the Altoona shops. The action affects workers in the Benna shops as part of a broader state marketing commission disclosure.
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Racine
Ipink
Alvin
Reis Powings
State Marketing Commission
Ana
Altoona
Menaltoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tharelou
Albenna
Censorship Leader Attacks Youth Movies in Chicago
Hurley, chair man of Chicago censorship, urges the National League of Compulsory Education to indict on charges. He claims films harm morals, impair modesty, and affect vitality, alarming parents as children view mature content and sexual themes.
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T. PD. Hurley
Censorship Commission of
Chicago
National League of Compulsory Education
Himation
Ehliges
Achgal
Chibisen
Weel
Adriatic settlement favored by Italy and Jugoslavia
The Italian charge d'affaires reports the American government will support any Adriatic settlement reached directly between Italy and Jugoslavia. Stefani notes newspapers see a cross-party shift and urge cautious handling. The Carriere Nella Sort commentary says Hungary must resist renewed clashes, while officials await details of the proposed settlement.
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New
Amer
Geluls Dechisan
Italy
U S Park Director Urges Establishment of Community House
US Park Director Stephen T. Mather urged creation of community facilities and open air gathering spaces within national parks. He spoke before the National Park Highway Association about integrating parks with adjacent travel services and low cost amenities to promote public enjoyment and accessibility.
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U. S. Park
Cole
Twoere
Stephen T. Mactner
National Parketo Park Highway Association
United States
Mather
Strikers Back at Work to Clean Up Harding Steamer
New York report says striking workers resumed renovation of the Harding steamer Pagrores aboard the United Fruit line. Workers, in white coats, had been on strike for over a month and are painting and cleaning the ship in readiness for service. The text notes opposition to President-elect hiding returning to the United States.
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Harding
New York
Wylaters
Paprma
United States
United Fruit Company
Stelke
Marines Accused by Public Clamor in Haiti
Haiti chief Darugue Nave testified before a naval board that he had no official knowledge of indiscriminate killings by United States marines and could not prove homicide or violence claims, noting they were “accused by public clamor.”
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Haiti
Port
AC Princh
Associated Press
Sudre - Daruguenave
Preswene
Priday
Naval Board
Fndulry
United States
Allies show anxiety over the situation in Crimea and Caucasus
Reports from Paris and Washington indicate Allied concern as General Wrangel withdraws to a second line near Perekop and Bolshevik reinforcements surge. Armistice fears in the Caucasus grow amid Turkish nationalist tensions and potential clashes with Allied forces in Turkey. Captain Kilpatrick of the American Red Cross in South Russia is not dead, but imprisoned, with a telegram confirming his captivity and related prisoner movements.
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ATIS
For
Crimea
General Wrangell
South
Foussia
Perekep
Wramel
Crimean Isthmus
Cauessis
Foreign Office
Steninz
Turkey
Kilpatrick
Washington
Capua
Emmett Kilpatrick
Red Cross
Russia
Wut
Paris
Bel i Cross
Sebastopal
Rilpat
Toft Taviens Wader
Prion Olympar Klovaka
Rakhovka
Rik
Red Cross Drive A Big Success In La Grasse Today
The annual Red Cross membership drive in La Grasse today was a big success with workers soliciting for renewals and new members. At 10 oclock this morning, volunteers reported few refusals as the drive covered the city. results will be announced later.
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Red Cross
la Grasse
Orelock
Avorkers
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