Ambassadors Refer War Prince Case to Governments
Paris and Brussels report ambassadors discussing the ex-crown prince case after a German reply to the war crimes note. Allies consider the reply unsatisfactory and may drop pursuit while signaling possible future action. Belgium pledges support for penalties tied to article 228A of Versailles.
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Tennan
Uber
Stresemann
Tess
Frederick William
Council of Ambassadors
Inter-Allied Commission of Control
Germany
Belgium
Brussels
Belsuin Rove
Frederick Wu'am
Versailles
Hitler Capture Report Signals Turmoil in Munich Revolt
Nov 13 reports state Adolf Hitler, fascist leader of the Munich revolt, was arrested near Take Staltel in South Bavaria with no resistance. Kalin, von Lessen, and Seisser repudiated forced adherence to Ludendorff and have been quartered since Thursday night. Public mood favors Hitler, while Ludendorff and supporters urge a deal with von Kahr. Reinforcements are said to be moving toward Munich as Ludendorff isolates himself at his villa.
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Adel Hitler
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Munich
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Bavaria
Ven Kalin
Generalovon Lessen
Seisser
Neila
Ludendorff
Hitler
von Kahr
Ritts
Ohioan dies seeking youth medicine tragedy
An 85 year old Ohio man died while trying to regain youth. Stephen Phieck, 53, from Norwood, was found unconscious on a street. Coroner D. Cabanales stated the attempt involved a dubious youth-restoration product, and the incident highlights dangers of such remedies.
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Cincinnati
Stephen Phieck
Norwacod
D.cabanales Sa
Boy 15 Charged in Wilful Shooting Incident at Mount Tabor
Reported from Mount Tabor New Jersey, a 15 year old boy is charged with wilful shooting to kill involving five held. Walter D. sustained injuries but may recover. Taxi driver intoxicated case in Hagerstown Maryland results in three month sentence for driving under liquor influence.
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Daines McNeil
Mothe
Morris Remnty Opiboat Mornstown
Walfulis
Walter Ds.rhorg
Hiller Dee
Hs Toy Frewan Beccantere
Phas Petaho
Abeameten
McNe
Hagerstown
Vic Murray Tirosen
Tickmiend
Jase Tee Turner
Brown
Robert Shatter
Big Drop in Grain Exports Reported in Washington
The Nov 13 report shows U.S. grain exports fell sharply to 2,147,000 bushels for the week, down from the prior week’s 2,000,000 plus total. Details note a drop in shipments and altered shipment figures.
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Washington
United States
Coolidge Begins Work on Message to Congress
President Coolidge has started drafting his annual message to Congress after weeks of private consultations. He met with railroad executives, bankers, editors, and other citizens to gather guidance on cultural relief, transportation, commerce, relief programs, and international affairs.
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Conharge
Congress
Coole
Cit Aeens
Rantroad
Railrord Eine Ploges
Cookiae
Local Notes from Taneytown Chronicle Recalls Illnesses and Visits
Taneytown residents report several health updates and social visits. Mrs Tinnie Pall recovers after surgery at Frederick Hospital. Albert Angell returns home to recover. William Angell prepares to depart for Morrison. Community members share weekend gatherings, illnesses, and local happenings across surrounding towns.
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Tinnie Pall
Frederick
cooMra
Albert Angell
William Angell
Maryland
Morrison
David Richards
Richard
Harry B. Miller
Big Town
Eligabeth Wait
Aryster Wilt
Red Riding Hood Missing Ends Tangled Tale in Forest
The article recounts a historical case of a girl named Red Riding Hood presumed missing. It notes rumors of a forest search and authorities considering various leads and witnesses as the mystery endures.
Mother's Advice Fatal to Gas Exposure in New York
In New York a Soviet era musician named Theodore Schwartz, a renowned seafold fiddler, died after asphyxiation from a gas leak blamed on a coffee ritual his mother advised. He had kept a nightly coffee habit that allegedly contributed to the fatal incident.
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Tsadore Schwartz
Seafold
Chicago
Tongesiiv
Whoa
Qqual
Falls 250 Feet Buffers Only From Shock After Rescue
Fred Blake, a swimmer, saved his life after a 20 foot fall in the Bangor slate quarry. He slipped on a ledge and plunged into 75 feet deep water. He kicked off his overalls and swam to the site as A M Buskirk lowered a rope and pulled him to safety. Blake was uninjured but shocked.
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Pen al B
Fred Blake
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Bangor
Quarry Hale
A. M. Buskirk
Burned man’s fall kills boy in Waterbury bake shop
A man fell into a hot pan at his father’s bake shop in Lord Waterbury on November 6 and died later at St Mary’s Hospital. The accident led to Gabriel Porkowski, age 4, death on November 12. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Waterbury
Conn
Buens
Gabriel Porkowski
St. Mary's Hospital
Women Seek Help for Female Troubles in Chicago Ad
Mrs Helen Sevcik of Chicago writes she recovered from backache weakness and female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She offers to write to other women seeking help and shares her experience to encourage use of the remedy.
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Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Helen Sevcik
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Lydia EK
Pinkham
South Dakota to Reopen Gasoline Sales at 16 Cents
Governor McMaster announced a restart of gasoline sales at 16 cents per gallon from the state oil supply depot in Mitchell following moves by Standard Oil and independents to raise prices. The price war extended across Sioux Falls and other districts with adjustments up to 18 cents per gallon in some areas.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
W. F. McMaster
South
Mitchell
Standard Oil Company
Stonx Falls
Spinal Health Emphasis Highlights Chiropractic View
A historic chiropractic note argues that functional vigor depends on the spine and a careful spinal examination can help answer why health feels below par and point toward getting well.
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