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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
7
Madame Tsutsuui, wife of the attache at the Japanese embassy, is highlighted as a charming member of Washington's diplomatic circle in the national capital social scene.
Harrisburg editors reported that coal operators refused Pinchot eleven point peace plan as a basis for a new agreement with the miners union. They condemned the governor's proposal already accepted by John L. Lewis and urged no conference or negotiations.
Jake Schaefer set world records with a 482 point run in the 18-2 balk-line final against Edouard Horemans at Orchestra Hall but still lost the championship. He trailed by 366 points earlier and finished nine shy of a comeback as the Belgian claimed the title.
Rudyard Kipling has been stricken with double pneumonia at Burwash in Sussex. Reports from London warned the disease developed rapidly and Kipling's condition grew worse before Dr. Dawson assessed it as not dangerous.
As the Florida storm receded Tampa endured an 80 mile per hour wind and drizzle. Officials reported five dead four missing and eighteen seriously injured as property losses mounted into the millions. Recovery work began amid continuing damage assessments and warnings lifted along the Gulf coast.
Chile presents a memorandum to the League of Nations protesting General Pershing for delaying a plebiscite in the Tacna Arica provinces. Senor Valdes Mendeville, Chilean minister at Berne, filed the protest with Secretary General Sir Eric Drummond, highlighting the regional dispute likened to Alsace Lorraine.
8th grade students Marjorie Klaege Raymond Wesse and Mary Meeder contribute pieces on a thunderstorm a winter country scene and a letter from Hobart Indiana The writing describes weather scenes skating hockey and forest preserve outings with vivid sensory details in a period tone.
A tall, spare man in his fifties with sandy gray hair, a tall forehead, and a dusty stove pipe hat is described in vivid detail. The narrator learns this odd figure is bound for a new school teacher position, aligning with an antiquated fashion sense and an old telescope at his side.
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