Britain for China’s Freedom at Armament Talks
Washington reports Britain seeks to back China’s free entry to the commercial world via the open door, while China opposes renewal of the Anglo-Japanese alliance and calls for nullifying the Lansing Ishii agreement. China expects gradual remedies, including extra-territorial reform.
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Washington
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Tokio
United States
Smoked Day and Night Man Dies at 105 in Utica Area
Edwardbub tet aged 105 died at his home in Clasville near Utca after a life spent in Brasher Falls region. He smoked nearly constantly and woke several times nightly for his pipe. Survived by one daughter aged 55. In Arkansas, a family home collapsed during a violent storm killing eight relatives of RORL Weems.
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Edwardbubtet
Clasville
Utca
Brasher Falls
Bukmy
Mera
Ark
Rorl Weems
Mo Iekers
Miles Eouth
Here
President Proclaims Peace and peat fibre setback
President Harding and Swedish researcher Watlington Weg 19 announce a pause in peat fibre use in industry until an economical extraction method is found. The proclamation highlights a shift away from peat fibre amid cost concerns and ongoing attempts to revive the industry.
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Watlington
Weg
Austria
Harding
Work On State Roads In Local Territory Soon To Be Stopped
Winter approaches as the State Roads Commission and contractors push to finish coastal highways in Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties. The Motter's Station to St Anthony's highway will halt next Wednesday with 1.23 miles remaining for spring, while the Liberty pike from Cersville to Mt Pleasant nears completion by mid December. A Westminster celebration marked the completion of the Westminster New Windsor highway, amid district officials and the Thomas Bennett and Hunter Company. Additional Montgomery work includes concrete paving on the Henderson's Corner to Clarksburg segment of the Georgetown pike and Paglesville drainage and paving, plus a new bridge linking the Columbia pike to the Baltimore Frederick road near Ellicott City. The Hanover pike project nears completion with public opening in three weeks, giving a continuous modern highway from Hampstead to Baltimore. Snow plows were received as part of the district office updates after an inspection tour of the Eastern Shore.
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Carroll Howard
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St. Anthony's
Liberty Pike
Ceresville
Mt. Pleasant
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New Windsor-Westminster
Westminster New Windsor High
Westminster
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter Company
W. F. Childs
T. E. Russell
de- Warren H. Reynolds
Montgomery County
Washington-Ridgeville Road
Henderson's Corner
Clarksburg
Georgetown Pike
Paglesville
Hehester Pike
Howart County
Baltimore County
Childs
Columbia Pike
Howard County
Ellicott City
Hanover Pike
Hamstead
Carrot County
Baltimore
Mackall
Taylor's Island
Edward Harrington
Harrington
Pocomoke City
Jury Names For Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial
San Francisco on November 19 the jury for the Isaac C Arbuckle manslaughter case was sworn. A mix of seven men and five women jurors were seated with one alternate. Names and occupations include August Fritze cotton goods merchant John Merks confectioner Helen Woodward housewife Kitty MacDonald housewife William Terpey retired livery stable proprietor Dorothy Dea housewife Louise Winterburn nurse Arthur Crane explosive expert Clarence Sayre contractor Adeline Nelson hotelier Thomas Kilkenny cattle dealer Arbuckle showed relief after days of questioning. Nurse Percy Henderson summoned as first witness to present physicians reports on Virginian Rappe injuries and autopsy details. The defense had sought a 6 and 6 gender balance.
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Ioscoe C. Arbuckle
Swoen
Helen M. Woodbard
Kitty L. MacDonald
William H. Terpey
Dorothy TL OG Dea
Louise FE
Winterburn
Arthur I. Crane
Clarence C. Sayre
Adeline M. Nelson
Thomas Kilkenny
Arbuckle
Jnros
Percy Henderson
Board of Public Health
Virginian Rappe
Mappe
Company A Members Plan Bazaar Week Celebration
Members of Company A the local National Guard unit will hold a disarmament celebration and Bagdad bazaar during the week of November 25 to December 3 in the Armory to raise a sinking fund to prevent hardship when called for duty General Reckord adjutant general of Maryland has endorsed the movement A vanguard of publicity is spreading with committees solicitating aid from ladies organizations clubs and donors A prize automobile and a baby show are planned Church and society night is set for December Tuesday night Fraternal orders will attend AH Fraternal Night Schoolchildren’s night Friday features school festivities and additional attractions
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Bagdad
General Reckord
Maryland
Fudge
Mendar Tucht
Two Cyclones in Arkansas Kill 12
Two cyclones in Arkansas killed twelve people and injured over thirty as they hit distant areas. A western storm near Mensa wiped out an eight person family, while another struck a lumber camp near Arkadelphia killing one and injuring twenty four before moving toward Malvern, killing three more. Communications were disrupted and emergency crews rushed from Hot Springs to assist, with reports of heavy property damage across Magnet Cove and surrounding counties.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mensa
Arkadelphia
Malvern
Flat Springs
Magnet Cove
Hotprings County
Sailne County
Blanton challenges Texas delegation after censure
Representative Blanton of Texas, censured for language in the Congressional Record, issued a call to the seventeen fellow Texan lawmakers to debate in nine cities after adjournment. He accused colleagues of abetting the censure and said the expulsion effort denied him a chance to present his defense.
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Washington
Nav
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Teras
Hence
Texas
Tianten
Marines Scare Bandits In Suspicious Car Swap
A report from New York describes Marines confronting bandits after a tense car swap near a guard point. Inspections followed a stern warning as the suspect vehicle moved from a harbor area to a station, with authorities issuing caution to civilians.
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Taxu
New York
New
Seward
Te Ha Water
Mdteas
Passion Play Producers Refuse Payment from 76 Million Marks
The Passion Play producers refuse an American offer and state they will not accept the proposed payment of 76,000,000 marks. The report notes controversy over financing and conflicting interests amid wartime pressure and advertisement funding concerns.
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Ofer
Cheminercan
Pavia
Comrites
Mosien
Y. Fitfon
Greece Plans Rail Network Linking Rome via Adriatic Ferry
The Greek government intends direct communication with Rome by upgrading existing rail lines and constructing new routes that will connect to a ferry crossing the Adriatic at its narrowest point, enhancing cross sea links.
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Rome
Adriatic
Turkey Price in Baltimore Turbulent Reports
Reports conflict over Baltimore turkey price at 33 cents with Cheering prospects and nationwide market tension. Amid Thanksgiving demand, traders anticipate price testing by Christmas as large flocks move toward Killing Poms and markets in West Virginia, Maryland, and nearby states. Turkeys are driven north from Greenbrier and Randolph counties.
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Vesterdas
Vesterdhiy
Geetreralis
Mars Fetal
Virggina
West Virginia
Southere Pompeayhanhe
Loral Denders
Tirger
Greenbrier
Randolph
Mrs Williman Testifies About Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Hamilton Ohio woman describes severe back pain headaches and hemorrhage for three years then improves after taking Lydia E Pinkham products. She says weight rose from 125 to 188 pounds and praises the medicine publicly. Address given as 722 South 9th Street Hamilton Ohio.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Joseph Wilu
South 9Th Street
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Pictorial Review
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Hagerstown
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