Vast Smuggling Fortune Tied to German Royal Family
A sweeping German parliamentary claim alleges a fortune of 250 million marks smuggled out of Germany. Crown Princess De Beolis and princes including Wilhelm and August Wilhelm figure among those named, with bankers Crusser and Philipson accused of contraband dealings and links to the exiled Frederick William.
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Germany
Germain
Crusser & Phillipeson
Amsterdam
Seemints
Crusser
Philipson & Company
Hohenzollern
Kahl
German People’s Party
Verr Mieller
Holengotlerns
Qeniehy
Crown Princes
Geellie
Plebesite on Return of King Rhallis and Constantine Tangle
Rhallis pushes plebiscite on restoring King Rhallis as talks with Constantine stall. Greek prime minister and British officials weigh loyalties to the entente as rumors of territorial guarantees surface. Reports from Paris and London indicate high political tension over Constantine’s throne and possible shifts in regional power.
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Rhallis
Ortan Brigzin
Pilne
Lacance
George Lous Ishallis
Abe
Constantine
Altios
Tarkhey
Pers
Wong
TANC HITS POST STOPS MOURSTT Wis Pred Bangs
Wes serious ly died withy this morning dering H rin and slert storm, where he drove bis thateade lama heavy concrete si uh potowemate Wy a street Carper.
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TANC
Servier
Wes
Weather notes show cloudy, mild shifts across regions
Fragmentary weather record reports outlooks for Crodso and vicinity and Minnesota on Wednesday, noting partly cloudy skies and little temperature change. Ivah-atowily is described with tonight being mostly cloudy and refreshy, while other lines mention minimal temperature variation.
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Neil
Americans Launch Fund Drive to Aid Russian Refugees
Americans organize a fundraising drive in Constantinople to aid Russian refugees stranded on ships offshore. Teas at the U S Embassy help attract subscriptions, with thousands of pounds pledged by Constantinople residents. French forces and military authorities aid camps and ration provisions for refugees near the Bosphorus.
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U.S
Constantinople
Associated Press
Alrik Teisristols
Bristol
United States
Men Waiters and Cooks: C E S Women Guests At Banquet
nth Chapter No 25 C F S entertained members from Ly Crosse and Onalaska chapters last night in north side oyster supper. Four candidates took the degree. The highlight was the men of the chapter preparing and serving the oyster supper while the women admitted the men are first class chefs.
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Ly, Crosse
Onalaska
Masovic
North Side
Authorities Seek Light In Death Of Philadelphia Man
Philadelphia authorities continued their murder inquiry into Henry T. Pierce, manager of the Insley Manufacturing company, found dead with injuries in the rear of his office. Investigators traced his movements to Saturday night, while police seek a man and woman allegedly known to Pierce who may have been seen in the center of the city.
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Philadelphia
Towsday
Henry T. Pierce
Ang
Ariyen
No Insurance for Moonshine Fire Under Tobacco Era Rules
An insurance agent Otto Brann stated today that a fire caused by a still is likely not covered by standard fire policies. He warned that even if a still was not in operation the mere presence could void coverage, as continued illegal activity implies risk to the insurer.
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Wis
Otto Brann
Brow
Ba Tui
Dublin
Croke
Salu
Ned
Gaelic Athletic Association
H. F P. Gurker
Barker
Jucy Co
Lincoln Play Described as Page of History Beauty
Miss Nielsen spoke at the Normal school auditorium on Lincoln and Drinkwater’s portrayal, stressing the art of expression and the life of Lincoln. She praised the performance for its humor and strength, noting the love of mankind and emancipation themes.
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Drinkwater
Lincoln
Siss Hortense Nielsen
Miss Nielsen
la Crosse
Amarin
Mexican consuls ordered to visa passports in border push
Foreign office action directs consuls to verify border passports as New Mexico Senator Albert B Pall announces plans for Obregon's inauguration. Elsewhere, the French consulate reports fifteen defendants sentenced to twelve months in prison after an attack.
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Menico Gity
Foreign Office
Albert B. Pall
New Mexico
Geheru
Alvaro Obrezon
Mexican Republic
Preslau
Gerany
Fire Rips Coop. Many Birds Lost in Early Morning Blaze
A coop on Division Street owned by Mrs. Gus Lenser suffered a devastating fire at 2:25 AM Tuesday, destroying the structure and resulting in heavy poultry losses. Mrs Lenser nearly faced a Thanksgiving meal catastrophe, but a remnant of chickens survived. Fire officials reported the blaze originated in the coop and caused extensive damage to the building and flock.
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Gus Lenser
Division Street
Dublin riot toll rises as more die in seizing clashes
Five killed in Dublin amid raids and police firings. A sentry at the castle shot dead three attackers. Other deaths followed in raids across the city. Sporadic gunfire in Mul street Cork and near Nenagh also reported with arrests and injuries.
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Belfast
Dublin
Armid Ynen
Cork
Mul Street
Killarney
Leaders invited to confer with Harding on policy
President elect Harding plans a broad conference with over a hundred leaders and lawmakers to shape national and international policy before his inauguration. Barry Purgherty of Ohio and Senator Lodge lead a list of advisers including Taft, Bushes, Roe, Reed, Poindexter, Now, and Lenroof.
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Ashington
D. C
Harding
Hig
Barry Purgherty
Ohio
Senator Lodge
Wiram Doward Taft
Charles Ivins Bushes
Eiihu Rost
Woox
Johnson
California
Herbert Woorer
Bernitar Reed
Senat Poindexter
Major Shichis
Nomerent
Now
Gap Rer
Lenroof
United Policy
Marding
Endeavou
Senl
League of Nations
Burding
Panama
Lovenson
Senate
Willis
Thanksgiving turkey prices fall as prep for feast begins
Produce prices ease for Thanksgiving with turkeys around 40 cents a pound in some markets and geese and chickens near last year levels. A new branch library opens on West Avenue, expanding access as North Side usage grows. plans call for daily hours and a rich kids section.
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Adams Street
Foidgy
Iit
Severnké
Public Shears
Adams
Big Pant Streets
Branc
North Side
Brenet Lbrary
West Ardlme
Lilly Af
Borra
New World Flying Revs Gather For Pulitzer Trophy Race Trials
In Mineola New York aviation enthusiasts gathered at Mutchall Field to watch preliminaries for the Thanksgiving Pulitzer Trophy race. Lieut C C Mosley selected as pilot for the six hundred horsepower US entry. authorities predicted a strong showing from the Army air service machine in the race at Champes France.
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Mineola
N. Y
Mutchall
Army Air Service Gators
United States
James
Gordon Benneit
Champes
France
Tripee
Lieut C. C. Mosley
Swift Company Official Predicts Footwear Slump
A Swift Company official T H D Weld head of the department of commercial research predicted a 35 percent drop in the price of shoes at a packing-house employees wage hearing before Federal Judge Alsehuler. He cited broader declines in clothing and meat by products and noted widespread price decreases across major cities over the past year. Weld warned against expecting a wage increase amid the deflationary trends.
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Gehicago
T. H. D. Weld
Department’ of Commercial Research
Swift Company
Alsehuler
Weld
Chicago
German Dye Trust Plans to Open U S Plants
Preparations by the German antaline syndicate aim to erect nitrogen plants in the United States and Japan. Directors have opened negotiations with the respective governments, per the Zeitung Am Mit. Paper mill operations cut to four days a week at Champion Fibre plant Canton.
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German Dye Trust
U. S
Canton
Department of the Champion Fibre
Cndl
Armenian Crisis Looms as League Clash Grows
The League of Nations assembly faces a potential clash between the council and the assembly over intervention in Armenia. A committee led by Lord Robert Cecil weighs the resolution for action, with members including Rene Viviani and Senator La Fontaine. The council’s reluctance to act signals a possible broader crisis on powers and treaty revisions amid covenant debate.
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WNEVA
Council
Assembly of the League of Nations
Armenia
Bo v Auilne
Lord Robert Cecil
Tnion
South Africa
Isreenx
Arme
Lstttom
Rene Vivicni
France
Henr la Fontaine
Belsive
Tvidtjof Nansen
Norway
Hansing Poerrredet
Argentina
Signor Schenczi
Italy
Council of the League
Koons
Bulfour
League of Ensigns
EL AL van Karnebeck
Holland
Rutten
Poland withdraws troops from Volhynia to armistice line
Warsaw reports Polish forces in Volynia have moved toward the armistice line in response to the Soviet government demand that Poland fulfill military clauses of the Riga peace treaty. The telegram confirms peace negotiations resumed after a Soviet interruption.
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Poland
Volhynia
Warsaw
Tod Associated Press
Volynia
Riga
Contraband Drugs Released for Hospital Use
New York reports government seizure driven narcotics release for hospital use nationwide. Frank Lir Boyd, supervisor of prohibition enforcement, announced within two months the plan to supply hospitals with over a million dollars' worth of narcotics. Also notes revival of bicycle road races in New York City amid past craze. Thanksgiving race over 25 miles at Ocean Park Brooklyn. Buenos Aires earthquakes described as forthqual shocks felt in several states.
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New York
Frank
Lir Boyd
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Uip
Ocean Park
Brooklyn
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