Probe burning of German ship in Hamburg harbor
Allied inquiry into the burning of a German ship in Hamburg harbor. Investigators discuss the ship’s origin, expected delivery, and implications for the peace settlement while Germany is asked for explanations. The French government is noted to be involved in the broader issue.
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Hamburg
Harburs
Geray
Geran
Lucsust Shounen
Will S
Tismirek
Panis
Berthelot
Amairg
Women to Maintain Observer at League Meeting at Geneva
Report outlines effort to keep women involved in Geneva New York league affairs. Carries names of organizers and remarks on role of women in international collaboration and city committees. Represents early 20th century emphasis on female presence in municipal and global civic events.
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Geneva
New York
Och
Goethe
Fonmya
Carrie Chapin de Font
Ithines
London
Ho Sillignee
Genevyd
Idlons
Churches Honor Wilson Washing Tos
A local observance on October 6 recognized Wilson for community service, with church groups presenting small awards and praise. The event highlighted his contributions across several congregations and the town’s volunteer efforts.
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Wilson
Fragmentary note on postwar ideals and church heritage
The fragment references world war ideals, the fraction of Austria's soil qualified, and expressions of appreciation by churches of Christ in America. It hints at a distinguished leader and the church’s role in global heritage through tradition and trade, though details are incomplete.
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Austria
Churches of Christ
Win
Morning Papers Summary of World Events
New Orleans reports a British steamer Westermann encountered a tropical hurricane. Berlin notes the Bismarck ship has been burned at Huburg. Copenhagen mentions a Panish event with a new session of the International Labor bureau. Gyengya reports an attack on a police barracks and prison inmates. Chicago records the death of author Williamson. Washington notes enforcement official Dalrymple seeks to curb Hyuer shipments. Petrograd reports shoe sharing for cash under Soviet rule. McClincy, Washington: three Apgroes linked to farmer John H White murder.
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New Orleans
Westermannentre
Berlin
Bismarck
Huburg
Copenhagen
Alneo
Selfles
Internationa Labor Bureau
Hing
C Williamson
Nove
Chicago
Milier A.V. ‘Dalrymple
Waois
Indiana
Wiscon
Michigan
Hyuer
Ode’ Snu Gt
Personis
Maximim
Petrograd
Mm'clinny
John H. White
Girls Served as Pages in Kansas Legislature
In the early 1970s, girls were employed as pages in both houses of the Kansas Legislature, marking a shift in gender roles within state government and outlining the expanding participation of women in legislative processes.
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Tne
Kensis
Farmers warned against millet bran feed on market
Madison Wisconsin The State Department of Agriculture warns farmers against millet bran feed sold as millet flour by mislabeling. W H Strowd head of the Feed Inspection Division says the product has low nutritive value and resembles oat hulls, classed with roughage rather than concentrates. Labels should show analysis before purchase.
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Madison
Wis
State Department of Agriculture
W. H. Strowd
Wisconsin
Surplus of Femininity in Austria Noted in Vienna
The text notes a sex disproportion in Austria with Vienna showing the highest excess of women, stating 116 women for every 1000 men, highlighting a gender imbalance compared with other regions.
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Austria
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American Radiator Company
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Standard Oil
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