King Opens New Parliament in Britain Amid Unemployment Concerns
King George opens Parliament urging continuation of ameliorative measures for trade and employment and backing a loan under the League of Nations plan for Austria's restoration. He backs near East negotiations at Lausanne for peace while London faces 1.3 million unemployed.
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London
Lloyd George
Austria
King George
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Irish Free State
League of Nations
Near East
Lausatine
Buckingham Palace
Westminster
J. Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Labor Party
Rying
Labor
Free State
Sproul Proclaims One Day of Thanksgiving in Harrisburg
Governor Sproul proclaims a day of thanksgiving in Harrisburg to honor the commonwealth’s recovery from disaster and the return of peace among workers. The proclamation also praises a bountiful harvest and expresses gratitude for stability and industry across the state.
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Sproul
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Pope Orders Jesuit Priest to Accept Cardinalate
In Rome on February 24 Father Ehre a German Jesuit and former Vatican librarian who had refused a cardinalate has been ordered by the Pope to accept the honor.
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Rome
Xav
Father Ehre
Vatican
Robbers Get Big Payroll in Detroit Hold Up
Five armed bandits robbed the cashier of the General Cigar Company on Forest Avenue Detroit securing payroll of 10 788 dollars under police protection. The money was taken from the safe after being brought from a nearby branch bank and the robbers escaped in an automobile with no shots fired.
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Detroit
General Cigar Company
Fase Forest Avenue
Dog Fight Causes Auto Crash Near Bloomsburg
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on November 24 Francis Mack of Sunbury and a companion were en route on a hunting trip when their dogs fought in the rear of the car. Mack swung to watch them and lost control, crashing into a pole. He sustained a gash to the head and was slightly hurt.
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Ganings
Bloomsburg
Francis Mack
Sunbury
Mack
One Crick at Wedding Kills Shenandoah Child
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania on November 4 a five year old boy named Williane Moscavage died after drinking what was described as whisky at a wedding dinner He suffered severe stomach pains before a doctor arrived The tragedy is attributed to bad whisky The victim Teaver was a widow with four small children
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Shenandoah
Williane Moscavage
Teaver
209 Pearls Auctioned For 1 900 000 Francs
An item of 201 pearls weighing under 400 carats was auctioned for 1 900 000 francs. The necklace, allegedly sequestered from an enemy citizen, fetched the high bid amid the sale.
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Faris
Farm Bill Presented in Hyme Washington Nov 24
A farm bill introducing a $100,000,000 agricultural marketing corporation was presented in the Senate by Senator Norris and in the House by Representative Binclair. The bill aims to regulate purchase and sale of farm products. An unrelated line notes a motorman of an electric cap is a nonconductor.
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Hyme
Washington
Senate
Norris
Republicas
House
Binclair
North Takata
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Seeuaca Drug Company
THE
Maryland Motor Machine Company
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Hart
Good Clothes
Hart Schaffner, & Marx Schloss Bros
L. Grief & Bro
Frederick’s
B. Rosenour & Sons
North Market St
Ieg
Potts & Griffin
General Insurance
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
U. S
Chas. Opel, Jr
Hollandi
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Tilghman
Igtaa’ S Mens Meat Market Mee
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