03 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Weekly Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
1
Delegates at the League assemble in Geneva push for greater influence as several small nations seek exemptions and a clear path to debate their concerns. The council weighs reforms, with preliminary moves aimed at shaping the charter and regional representation.
Fragmented report describes a near clash with Polish forces along a frontier, with Soviet commanders and local troops advancing near Tarnopol and Podhoneyats. The piece mentions a proposed delegation, evacuations, and claims of military movements across multiple towns amid tense border conditions.
The article notes the city plans a new stadium with 3 billion dollars estimated cost and seating for about 6,408 people. It mentions fund-raising progress, remaining subscriptions, and projected construction start. Political and developer figures are named in connection with the project.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss proposed living wages for the printing industry. Figures cited include hourly rates and costs such as food and rent, with several monetary values and terms blurred. The context suggests an effort to set wage floors for workers amid rising living costs.
A Wheeling, West Virginia report states that Lisflestelpuin 2, a soldier, confessed to involvement in Hetty D. Vebrtext Fhiuletnita’s killing. The suspect says he, along with two companions, entered Peirce’s office and staged a robbery. Details recall a car chase, a hammer, and a hotel scene as investigators piece together the crime and arrests.
Novoter 25 report of thieves stealing furs worth about $100 each from a cooperative market display at Me Lefkovit2 store in Canton. Ten citizens pursued suspects through the center of the business district. thieves escaped with several thousand dollars worth of fur.
London reports the United States has issued a sharply worded note to Allied powers. It stresses that while the U S should be consulted on European treaties, it is not bound by the League of Nations, and hints at possible reshuffling of any cagn daice before the league.
The readable fragments describe an obituary notice and a labor regulation or job notice. It mentions funeral details for Mrs. Ta Sevton and Marie Millirons, with references to locations, family names, and services. The text also touches on wage hours, employment conditions, and women over 15, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A fragmented note discusses a clever line of warm undertones for afternoon wear and street use. It mentions a Tatler style aiming at urban comfort, with references to Rexser and Yor, plus a price hint and a suggested yearlong practice.
Fragmentary police notes report a man named We Hawes being injured near the mountain ride area on a Wednesday. Investigators cite unfamiliar street names Findlay and Naar as landmarks while.Searches located a revolver and a supposed container tied to a court matter involving Terkel and a traffic complaint.
A garbled notice records pardons and a penitentiary term related to a writ from Maboning County authorities. The fragment mentions Colt MDS and O Noverter with an embrazierett offense and a March date, tying to Oakbill West Virginia.
Fragmented OCR text outlines Grange meeting details with mentions of elections, committees, and dates. Names such as Silote Malley Aoagnon and Seite Vahey Chanze appear, alongside references to a Sisterhood and a shift in plans. The article hints at a late afternoon session, a conference on a slate, and candidate remarks.
Washington November 20 practical suspension of business marked observance of holiday. Most private places closed Marches for President Wilson’s Thanksgiving in the capital. Religious services planned and a quiet day with family and friends in the White House area.
Fragmentary text cites Nov 23 and claims on liquidity for appropriations to execute wartime mobilization. Mentions Meauler de Monet, German pacty, and Dreierchetd. References French officers, Rhine line, Muselan Soviet troops and postwar reparations with charged rhetoric and uncertain dates.
Queens Town reports Mrs MacSwiney sister of Mayo MacSwiney will travel to the United States soon. The party boarded the Celtiy steamer with quiet fare and small crowd as they left Cork bound for America. Mrs MacSwiney widow of Sam MacCurtain is mentioned as a predecessor figure in Cork politics.
Fragmentary OCR describes a conference on Jewish relief and international cooperation involving Ler America, Zionist figures, and leaders like Premier Loyd. It notes planned meetings between Italian and British officials, with mentions of Venizelos planning talks in London and a possible arrival of Italian and Greek delegates.
President-Elect Basking in Sunshine ANCUN CANAT zone Nateb warns opponents may see precalled events in the Winter States while some attend a ceremony. The event includes remarks at a cannery canal landing as governor host speaks during the afternoon banquet.
An article describes a police or legal action against bootleggers tied to a large operation. It notes enforcement steps and potential penalties, with emphasis on authorities cracking a transport and distribution network. Names and exact dates are obscured in the damaged text, but the piece signals a major crackdown and legal proceedings.
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