Branting Returns as Sweden's Premier Leader
Biatmar Branting, newly premier of Sweden, is described as a strong, earnest leader and founder of Swedish socialism. The piece notes his long, strenuous life, ceaseless public service, and shift from science to journalism and politics after studying in France and attending major Swedish universities.
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Bedoma
Sweden
Idajler
Branting
Ae Imost
Ben Ara
France
Soviet Party Size and Citizen Voice Stir Debate
A Moscow report cites Communist Party membership at about 336000, sparking questions about public voice under the regime. Critics argue property nationalization remains unlikely and that many citizens feel politically sidelined while party influence persists. The piece notes low local meeting turnout and rising public concern ahead of an election week.
Balaklava Battle Cenotaph and Fort Worth Exposition
The piece notes events from a Dday era parade in Waco Texas opening a two week fair at the palace exposition and festival while Rhode Island women plan a protest parade. A tablet is set for Germantown Pennsylvania marking the 1683 original settlers. A thanksgiving service at St Pauls Cathedral is linked to a jubilee at the London School of Medicine for Women.
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Balaklava
CIA
Light Brigade
Texas
Waco
Rhode
Germantown
Pal
Keen Mary
Warner
St. Paul's
London School of Medicine
Prohibition urged by church leaders in Germany meeting
At a congress of the German League for Prohibition in abekeburg, D F Melle urged that only true Christianity can save Germany from alcohol’s evils. Dr Strecker cited three to six billion marks yearly loss from drinking, linking alcoholism to sexual excesses and calling for church action in education and policy.
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Abekeburg
Germany
Associated: Press
N2t
Trecker
League
Al‘kahdl
Idr
Strecker
Géorg Michaelis
Chahhelier
Aerr von Wicht
Bfeth
Business College Notes Highlight Student Roles and Political Talks
The piece describes students moving from the school bank to real banks, an emphasis on business training. It notes Friday chapel discussions on constitutional questions for national elections and remarks by leaders on party principles. Herzog is noted for a promotion to Sales and Manager, with Altenbernd taking a bookkeeper position in Oska.
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National
Opera
Schopl Bank
Harald Art
Ayi Holder
Independent Party
Vt Wetter
Aly Isiop
Herizog
Hertzog
Amer
L. B.C
Harold Altenbernd
Oskafoosi
Skyscraper Hospital Aims At City Center Healing
Chicago moves toward a 19 story St. Luke's Hospital in the congested loop as a model for future urban care. Officials argue vertical design saves space and costs per bed while offering a quieter, cleaner recovery atmosphere above the tenth floor.
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Chicago
Reés
St.oke’s Hospital
Es |Tate
Louis B Curtis
Morever
Armenia grows cotton with American methods in Erivan
American techniques enter Armenia as a new cotton factory in Erivan begins operation. Over 40,000 acres are under cultivation, about 40 times the 1920 area. Government plans to produce 30.9 million pounds of raw cotton this year and pays farmers for seed. One Erivan factory yields about two million pounds monthly. Government provides large quantities of free seed to encourage cultivation.
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Erivan
Armenia
Associaed
Chalkley
Genevieve Chalkley
Target morning at ten o clock on Indu church trial
A 20 million dollar target is set for a morning session at ten o clock focusing on a church coral trial in England.
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England
Women urged to vote by federation president
Chicago October 24 Associated Press 3 000 000 women in the General Federation of Women's Clubs were urged to vote in the November election by Mrs John D Sherman their president. She urged active civic responsibility to encourage apathetic voters and said voting is a duty and the best demonstration of good citizenship. She warned a nonvoting woman cannot voice protest about national or state matters and argued the family shapes America’s future with voter participation.
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Associatdd Press
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John D. Sherman
Ina
Sherman
Palls
Washington
Capitt
Mrs. Sherman
Dairying in Kansas Praised in State Report
State agriculture officials hail the Dairy Kansas volume as a model work. praise comes from J C Mohler and Theo D Hammiatt for its information and mechanical quality. 25 000 edition printed at the Kansas State printing plant, Walker commended for workmanship.
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Nek Kan
State Board of Agricultral
Dairy
Kansas State
B. F. Walker
J C. Mohler
State Agricultura College
Kansas City Weekly Star
Walker
Theo. D. Hammiatt
Kansas Boat of Agriculture
Herbert Hoover
U. S. Department of Commerce
Washington
Mohler
Hi-Y Conference Planned At State College For 800 Boys
Plans were announced for a Hi-Y conference at the State Agricultural College in Manhattan Kaw with Gov William Sweet of Colorado as guest of honor and principal speaker November 28 29 and 30 The event expects 800 boys from a 20 county district down from 1100 last year The program includes opening meetings in the college auditorium business session and a Sunday brief service at First Presbyterian Church Committees cover entertainment transport housing and speakers plus prize design awards by the University of Kansas athletic department for football cover and Homecoming program won by Miss Clara Hatton and F A Cooper respectively
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William
Fo. Sweet
Coloirado
A. A. ‘ Holtz
College
Nicho’s
First Presbyterian Church
Dis Choice
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University of Kan-?ung
Clara Hatton
F. A. Cooper
Rare beauty spot in full view at Starved Rock Canyon
An unnamed Chicago visitor seeks balm in October at Starved Rock State Park Illinois. He sits on The Devil's Nose rock taking in autumn colors and tranquil scenery. After hours of reflection and a shift toward tolerance, he walks to the interurban station resolved to leave judgment behind.
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Starved Rock State Park
Ilinois
Chicago
The
Associated Press
Wordshworth
Llinot
Iasset
Rock State Park
Wadstone
Fort St. Louis
Frence Canyon
Serratori
Affair at Flower Acres Unfolds in Quiet Manor Drama
In Flower Acres a tangled tale unfolds with Nancy Raynor, Lionel, and Douglas Raynor's circle amid suspicion and secrets. A will, a possible murder, a plan for legal action, and a probing detective thread through overheard confidences, a perilous love triangle, and a quiet walk by the falls.
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Urner
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