Sir Charles Abingdon's sudden death mystery deepens
Sir Charles Abingdon dies at his London home after signaling distress over unknown surveillance. Dr McMurdoch calls it heart failure despite Harley’s suspicions of foul play. The scene shifts to Nicol Brinn’s private London suite where Paul Harley, warned of danger, confronts Brinn as a larger conspiracy looms.
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Sir Charles Abingdon
Paul Harley
Harley
Abingdon
Abianden
Dr. McMurdoch
Nicol Brown
Doctor McMurdoch
Phu
Hayes
Ipor
Charles
Sf Charles
India
Sir Charles
Nicol Brinn
Milsionaire
Ab.ingdon
London
Brian
Tiarley
Doster McMurdocn
Nicol
Charles Hleart
Cian
Thi
Charles’ Plate
Mr. Wilson
Berlin Seeks Large Food Import Loan Amid Unrest
A French and British note reports Berlin pressing for a major loan to import food, arguing Germans face hardship unless imports rise. Distrust about France’s position and potential Allied guarantees shapes the debate, with officials cautioning against excessive concessions while seeking a workable relief plan. The note outlines that Germany would need to import millions of tons of bread grains and fats to avert famine, and asserts any credit must align with Versailles treaty provisions and historical precedents.
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Leu Tarthent
Berlin
Wall
Germany
Gero
Insurgent Group Shifts Support in Senate Leadership Fight
The insurgent Republican faction remains firm as the struggle over the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee chairmanship continues. Senator Couzens of Michigan gains traction while Senator Cunmins of Iowa faces stiff opposition from regular Republicans. Senator Jones signals support for Couzens, urging a prompt committee organization to resolve the deadlock.
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Washington
Bec
Luc
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cunmins
Lowa
Choise
Couzens
Mtehiyu
Michigan
Robbed and Tied to Tree In Taxi Robbery Rescue
Norman Robson, a new taxi operator in Washington Pa, was kidnapped by two men who forced him to drive to West Alexander. After robbing him of $35 they handcuffed him to a tree, left the scene, and the miners found him exposed and collapsed, later freeing him. He was treated in Washington for exposure.
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Washington
Norman Robson
West Alexander
Robson
Alcohol Explosion Triggers Big City Fire Loss
An explosion in the Kadhe Barkey Supply building in downtown Pittsburgh forced all fire apparatus to respond to Second Avenue and Smithfield Street. The fire spread to two adjoining buildings but was brought under control. Estimated damage reached 375,000 dollars.
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Tittsburgh
Pec
Kadhe Barkey Supply Company
Second Avenue
Smithfield Street
Rata Coo
Court blocks Johnson from South Dakota ballot
The South Dakota Supreme Court rejected Howard G. Waller's challenge to file minority candidate Tiain Johnson for president on the Republican primary ballot. The decision prevents Johnson from appearing in the state ballot and bars further filings in this race.
Nude patient dances as police chain him to cot
Blaire Neuster, a patient from St Clair, stripped naked on the hospital lawn in Trottsville Tennessee. Four policemen and nurses subdued him and chained him to a cot before transporting him to an asylum. His antics disrupted other patients at the City Hospital.
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Trottsville
Ter
Blaire Neuster
St Clair
Royal Hospital
Blake
Canadian Women Watch Smugglers
Ottawa reports special women customs officers deployed at border points to curb smugglers of American goods during the Christmas shopping season. The measure, requested by the Canadian Retail Merchants Association, targets offenders and notes wearing apparel as a main weakness.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Soviet Note Paves Way for Parleys
Washington reports the note from Russian foreign affairs commissar Tchitcherin has reached the White House. The State Department declines comment. Officials expect talks with Russia toward a trade deal or recognition. The note echoes President Coolidge's call for a conference akin to the Mexico settlement, inviting negotiations on reparations and debt with reciprocity around all issues.
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Washington
George Pehiteberin
White House
State Department
Russia
Tchitcherin
Coolidge
United States
Mexico
Monica
Republic Ofussia
Archangel
Vladivostok
Aml
Christmas leaf kept in rural England to ward off evil
A fragmented report notes a Christmas leaf preserved in parts of rural England as a folk practice to prevent illness or misfortune. Local elders describe its use as a protective charm during the festive season, tying tradition to regional beliefs and health folklore.
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England
Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup advertised
An old advertisement recounts a user’s relief after starting Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup for digestive and heart troubles. It touts quick improvement, claims no lingering symptoms, and offers a refund if not satisfied through Williamson's Drugs.
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Simpson
Dr. Thacker
Thacher
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Henry
Starley
Ervice, Inc
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Paris
Bree
Gerard
Papal
Peaneave
Ple
Eyedoma
Henry Vit Agaimer
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Santa
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Eesee Doctor OF Chiroppractk
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Pearre’s
South Market
Jas. E. Doll
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Frederick, Md
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Sam
Hender
M. D
Davenport
Lia
McIntyre
Second St. Frederick
Lester Smith
Albert
Gannon
G. Taxi Co
Aera
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