Leninism quoted as betrayers by German press stir
A fragmentary foreign language note reports Lenine accusing German socialists of betrayal and complicity with bolshevism. It cites Pravda and a September 20 dispatch from Berlin noting German leaders’ alleged wish to restore a feudal order. The piece suggests German reaction against traitors and calls out alliance with Germans amid fears of disintegration.
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Burts
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Sali Leonie
Tlalian Proletariat Oy
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Ree Pouy
Proibeil
Dave
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Prinks
Fy Lenine
Pubdoor Pravda
UAW
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Daragona
Italy
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Berlin
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Fiaiinu Ane
Tralfey
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Gerald
Lanne
Charles Ray Drives Fame With Star Ensemble
Charles Ray guides a star packed cast in a reinterpretation of a classic performance. He claims his version blends best bits from Sister Moore George M. Cohan and others while retaining the original’s silent frame and character arc. Ray notes no copying of Tom’s new performance, aiming to honor Coban’s legacy.
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Charles Ray
Wd Bnens
Broadway
Shige
Mr. Ray
Moore
George M. Cohan
Bromas
Victor Moor
Mc. Ray
Tor
Broadway stars join in Kid Buros role here this week
The Rivoli screens a new independent feature with Ray in the lead as Kid Buros and compares his interpretations with predecessors. The cast offers clean humor and emotional moments reflecting Ar Cohan's character drawing, while presenting a fresh novelty. The Trade Council meets in New York to discuss foreign tide conditions at its seventh annual session.
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Broadway
Kid Buros
Mr. Cohan
Tam
Ar. Cohan
Ray
Rivoli
Neglect of Traffic Rules Cited in Mary Accidents
In Milwaukee on Sept 30 J A Van Osdel urged stricter enforcement of traffic laws to prevent accidents. He cited a 1919 Indiana test at thirteen highway crossings showing five percent of engineers failed to heed signals and thirty two percent of drivers failed to observe them.
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J. A. van Osdel
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
National Safety Council
Ninth
Congress
Osdot
Indiana Public Service Corporation
Oley
Mystery cleared on Frank H. Smith parole fate
New York September 3. Frank H. Smith a former army lieutenant nicknamed Hard Boiled was paroled from Fort Say after serving less than nine and a half months of an eighteen month term for brutal treatment of prisoners in France. Military records at Fort Jay and Governor's Island clarified the disposal of his case and confirmed an order from the Adjutant General’s Office approved by the Secretary of War. Authorities believe he may have returned to his Ohio home, though his current whereabouts are uncertain.
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New York
Frank H
Smith
France
Fort Say
Governor's Island
Fort Jay
Adjutant General
Washington
Secretary of War
Ohio
Harding Plans Campaign Swing Into the Middle West
Senator Harding resumed campaigning at Marion Ohio after a second speaking tour. He will stay through October 6 with brief trips to Ohio cities before moving on to the middle west to address campaign issues at his headquarters and prepare for the next phase of the bid.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Middle West
Man Pleads Guilty After Hammer Assault in County Court
William Swanson and Henry Nagle clashed at work leading to Swanson striking Nagle with a hammer. Swanson pleaded guilty to the assault before County Judge John Brindley and was fined 15 dollars plus costs totaling 19 dollars, which Swanson paid.
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William Swanson
Henry Nagle
Workman
Nagle
Swanson
Country Vourk
John Brindley
Penny Capital To Host To U S Governors
Harrisburg to host the conference of United States governors December 1 for a three day session in the state capitol. The fourth day is likely in Philadelphia with many governors proceeding to Washington. Details are with Miles C. Raey of Madison Wisconsin. Governors elect to be invited.
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Harrisburg
Conference of Governors of the
United States
State Capitol
Philladelphia
Washington
Miles C. Raey
Madison
Wis
Wool surplus hits Norway and Sweden as mills cut hours
Swedish newspapers report Scandinavian nations overstocked with woolen goods and canceling foreign orders. Tost mills in Norway and Sweden operate only at half time, signaling a regional textile slowdown and urgent markets adjustment.
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London
Tost
Norway
Sweden
700 Gold to Play Cleveland Detroit Game Postponed
Detroit Mich Sept 30 first contest of the final American league series between Cleveland and Detroit was postponed by day. A double header will be played tomorrow. Pittsburgh Pa Sept 10 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh postponed double header Saturday. Boston Mass Sept 30 National Philadelphia Boston game postponed rain. Philadelphia Sept 30 Washington Philadelphia game postponed rain. Two games Saturday. New York Sept 30 Brooklyn at New York postponed rain.
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Mich
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Washington
New York, Sept
National
Brooklyn
New York
Tain
Schloss Eltz Castle Destroyed by Fire in Germany
Schloss Eltz, a renowned twelfth century castle on the Moselle corridor between Koblenz and Trier, was destroyed by fire today. The building served as the long time residence of the Counts of Eltz.
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U. S
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