Lenin Dies After Long Secrecy Amid Russian Strife
Nikolai Lenin, 54, leader of the Russian revolution, died after a period of illness kept hidden from the public. An official bulletin cited a sudden deterioration on January 21 and death at 6 80 p m from paralytic symptoms of the respiratory or gang l. The announcement ends months of rumors and denials as the Soviet government carried on without him.
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Moscow
Nikolai Lenin
Lenin
Russia
Anglo American liquor treaty draft approved by Britain
The British dominions approve the Anglo American liquor treaty draft sent by the British government. The document, agreed by London and Washington, awaits signature and parliament and faces little opposition. It grants American authorities a right to search British ships for contraband within a few hours steaming distance from shore and allows British passenger ships to deliver sealed legitimate alcohol stores to American ports for eastbound consumption.
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O. K. Britis Drate
London
Washington
Film star in cafe brawl with Chaplin
Hollywood scene erupts as Chaplin clashes with a man who spoke insult at a cafe near Cal. Charlie Chaplin, dining with Mary Miles Minter, faced a challenger from a nearby table. The fray ended when Chaplin claimed he was attacked unawares and issued a challenge.
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Hollywood
Cal
Julian
California
Texas
Charlie Chaplin
Peggy Browne
Chaplin
Mary Miles Minter
Mildred Harris
Oldest Woman In U S Dies At 135 In Colorado
Trinidad Colo Mrs Robera Pine da Marez claimed as oldest woman in the United States dies at her home via Segundo Colo aged 135 Born in Mexico in 1780 per family records Survived by three grandchildren over 40 and many great grandchildren Death attributed to senility after years of helplessness prior to Civil War marriage to her second husband.
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Trinidad
Colo
Robera Pineda Marez
United States
via_ Segundo
Marez
Mexico
Unclear OCR: Heir Claim in Oklahoma Court
Fragmentary notice describes a court filing in Noble County Oklahoma involving a Filipino boy as heir to an estate with a claimed value of 1.5 million dollars. Names such as Mason and John appear in garbled form. Several words are unreadable but indicate probate or guardianship proceedings.
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Ontabiahiegario Gerri
Carmichan
Oklatonga
Mason
Guardiag
John Porns
Raw fur prices soar and contests offered by Shubert
A Chicago fur house reports a booming demand and price surge for furs due to restricted trapping and late season starts. It advertises daily cash prizes for top fur shipments, urging readers to trap or ship furs promptly and to view its price list at the office.
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A. B. Shubert, Inc
Chicago
Shubert
Oats
Only Bonus That Galls A Soldier Question
Editorial argues no bonus for soldiers, framing it as a matter of justice since other war claims have been paid. Author cites President Coolidge and allies, asserting the bonus issue is misplaced and not a financial matter.
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Fremont
Herald
Coolidge
Ege Baie
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Card Verse
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a treatment for acute nasal catarrh. It claims a local ointment plus two tonics act through the bloodstream to resist colds, stating the product has been sold by druggists for over 40 years and naming J Cheney & Co of Toledo.
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Cheney & Co
Toledo
The Hottentot Chosen as the School Play
The cast for the three act farce The Hottentot has been selected and rehearsals begin. A tryout determined the final lineup led by Arvilla Welker and Osmond Dunford with Myrtle Transtrum Swift and Nina Dunn in key roles. The show centers on horse racing with a dangerous steeplechase and a mix of mistaken identity and romantic intrigue. Presented in February, the production aims for success with strong student support.
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Arvilla Welker
Wate
Byasriya
Sess
Osmond Dunford
Myrtle Transtrum
Swift
Benson Peterson Alec
Fabdaenle
Alge Wo
sRolla Rich
Chadwick
Nina Dunn Porey
Ccc
Acee Mignon Michaelson
Larry
Cece Weucsee
Stanley Brewer Perkins
Merrill Cook Shey
Robert Clayton
Reggie
Andrew Clayton
Last Lyceum Coming in February
The note reports a February twenty sixth lyceum event featuring Captain T Dinsmore Upton known as the Big Brother of 100000 kids. Bill and Sam plan to attend, with Stanley and Andrew already set dates.
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Gong
Lyceum
Stanley
Andrew
War profiteers and ex servicemen gain from surtaxes
The passage argues that those profiting at home from the war should pay taxes to fund compensation for ex service members who provided protection. It questions whether corn fed workers who benefit from wartime profits should shoulder this burden through excess profits taxes.
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