Frederick Furniture Factory Aims at Northern Markets
A Frederick furniture plant plans to ship oak poplar and chestnut goods to Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia dealers. The plant will power dry kilns with a 60 horsepower boiler and motors totaling 60 hp plus 16 5 hp and three 3 hp units. Production targets 10 000 feet of lumber ready for use, with the aim of lower freight costs from the South and strong local demand.
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Washington
Philadelphia
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Ttato
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Jower‘timn
Phiadelphia
Murder of two pretty actresses remains mystery
The Associated Press reports a Chicago case where two actresses were found dead in Grant Park. The victims are identified as Alina Raney, born Mary Rhodes, wife of actor Jim McCauley, and Lillian Thompson, wife of electrician Joseph MacAfee. Both lives tied to actors and workers from Altoona and Wheeling.
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Raney
Mary Rhodes
Wheewas Borin
Altoon
Jim McCauley
Lillian Thompson
Joseph MacAfee
Wheeling
W.va
America's Aim 70 Have Biggest Navy Afloat Says Daniels
Secretary Daniels declares America's program to build a Navy greater than any afloat in history. Addressing officials in Norfolk Virginia he urged rapid naval expansion and warned against delays by lawmakers seeking to limit or alter funding.
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Daniels
Associated Préss
Norfolk
Dandele
Ramane
Japs Appeal Declared Spurned by Okuma Former Premier
The Associated Press reports former Japanese premier Marquis Okuma dismissed Japan's appeal as insincere, stating if it fails to resonate with America’s moral leadership then only forceful means remain, framing the issue as a clash of national ethics and policy.
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Tokiowa Marquis Okuma
America
Harding Discusses Border Conditions With Senator Fall
The Associated Press reports President Harding spoke on border conditions with Senator Fall during a trip through Texas. He planned to deliver a speech in New Orleans outlining new possibilities for the South amid coastal storm concerns and fuel supply notes.
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Harding
Grownsaville Jarrow
Brownaville
Fall
New Orleans
Mills adopt three day week in Maine cotton plants
The Pepperell and York cotton mills in Maine, employing about 6,000 people, inaugurate a three day a week schedule. The move follows a national trend as factories adjust hours under economic pressure.
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Maine
Associated Press
Bideford
Pepperell
York Cotta Mills
Government asks Supreme Court set January 3 for Newberry hearing
The Associated Press reports the government asked the Supreme Court to schedule January 3 for hearings on the appeal of Senator Newberry and 16 others convicted of conspiracy to violate election laws. The case centers on the 16 defendants appealing their convictions in a significant election law conspiracy matter. The request emphasizes timing for high court consideration of the appeal.
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Supreme Court
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Associated Press
Washington
Soldier and Medal Amid German Prison Camp Heroics
The article honors Edgar XN Halyburton of Taylorsville ON, a U S sergeant in Company F 16th Infantry and prisoner of war, for distinguished service in WWI. It notes his wartime acts, leadership in medical and sanitary efforts, and the honor of a Bible award while a prisoner of war. The report emphasizes his heroic conduct and contributions to Allied defense.
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Halyburton
Taylorsville
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Bible
Wrangel Battle Reports Flank Collapse Before French Vessel
Dispatches describe General Wrangel's forces retreating south after a French warship engagement near Sebastopol. Bolshevik forces pursued by twenty seven divisions inflicted heavy losses on Wrangel's army. Officers report many wounded and ships scarce to evacuate, amid chaotic disorder and tight shipping constraints.
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Paria
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He Cerouis
Bulrushes Found of Value
A 19th century note reports a professor’s discovery that navy bulrush roots yield significant sugar content. Dredging is planned to harvest them. Roots grow in shallow horizontal nodal mats. In Germany bulrush marshes cover about 500000 acres. Sugar is the principal product though secondary processes yield cattle feed. From juice, a porter-like beer is produced.
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Germany
Nations at First Assembly Nations League Continued
A Chilean delegate cites the 1883 treaty forces Peru and Bolivia into an unwanted war treaty, noting Chile’s lack of desire and Bolivia and Peru’s constrained agreement. Senor Cornejo discusses long negotiations between the nations and the treaty's full execution by Peru and Chile.
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First Assembly “ Nations
League
France
Geneve
Chile
Para
Bolivia
Sheen
Beru
Molasses and fuel talks hint at new alcohol power
Fragmentary notes mention molasses based fuel and potash recovery, claiming a new automobile alcohol fuel is easier to start and offers freedom from carbon. Hawaii references appear, with a figure of 9,000,000 gallons claimed producible, suggesting broad use for motor vehicles.
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Pera
Hawaii
Tha Isinnda
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