Ruhr End of Passive Resistance Signals Capitulation
Berlin reports the end of passive resistance in the Ruhr after a 48 hour cabinet session with bankers and industry leaders. Germany admits it cannot bear the costs of occupation, pledges deportees’ return and prisoner releases, and may entrust administration to German civil authorities. The move sparks fears of dictatorship to hold the republic together amid nationalist threats. 8,000 Communists protested in Berlin as the government weighs a constitutional setback.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Belgium
Stresemann
Ruhr
Rhineland
German Republic
Ebert
Red Forces Busy Getting Arms Into Germany Report
Berlin reports German agents raided two warehouses and seized twenty machine guns a mine thrower and ammunition bought by the Soviet embassy. Three German employees named Bolshevik military attaché M Petroff as orchestrator of plans to distribute guns to German Communists.
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Berlin
M. Petroff
Coal Car Ruling to Close Illinois Mines
Chicago September 25 news says major railroads plan to treat unbilled coal cars as empties, likely forcing many mines in Illinois Indiana and western Kentucky to shut down. Car shortages in producing fields and a pile of no bills at mines cited as cause.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Rebels Circle Bulgar Capital Amid Bulgarian Crisis
London September 25 dispatch from Belgrade says rebels control Sofia after a Bulgarian crisis escalates. King Boris offers to resign but the offer is not yet accepted. The nation remains in rebel hands and the capital is blockaded.
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Bulgar
Boris
London
Buleatia
Coolidge Affirms Red Cross Ideals and Need for Force
President Coolidge told the American Red Cross convention that the nation stands for a practical idealism. He emphasized that American ideals include the acceptance that force is sometimes necessary.
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Coolidge
Washington
American Red Cross
America
Care Of Veterans' Children Plan With American Legion
The Children’s Bureau of the U S Labor Department will aid the American Legion in caring for dependent children of World War veterans. Grace Abbott urges keeping children with mothers or relatives when possible, preferring foster homes to institutions and urging post reports to improve schooling and scholarships.
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Children's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
American Legion
Legion
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
Miss Abbott
George A. Withers
National Committee On Children
Veterans’ Organization
Frst
Legion Posts
Withers
State Department
Legion Wins Fight Denying Citizenship To Conscientious Objectors
Federal Judge John M. Killits of Toledo rules foreign born men who object to military service cannot be naturalized without armed oath reservations. The decision ends a prolonged battle by American Legion chapters nationwide and marks what is believed to be the first federal court ruling on the issue since World War I.
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United States
John M. Killits
Toledo
Ohio
American Legion
Veterans’ Organization
Killits
Legion
Virginia Chambers to Compile Samples for Legion Convention
The Virginia headquarters of the American Legion asks all state chambers of commerce to prepare samples of Virginia products for display in the convention hall at the national Legion convention in San Francisco.
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Virginia
Virginia Department of the American Legion
Chambers of Commerce of
National Legion Convention
San Francisco
Aspirin The Phonograph Not To Blame For Bud Record
A quirky line hints that aspirin and a phonograph are unrelated to a budding record. The remark reads as a light aside rather than a report of a clear event, suggesting humorous wordplay without formal details.
Women Dye Any Garment Drapery for 15 Cents
A helpfully practical notice offers dyeing and tinting of worn and faded garments and curtains for 15 cents. It highlights women’s services to revitalize textiles, suggesting basic repair and color refreshment options.
Diamond Dyes promise easy home dyeing for all
The Diamond Dyes advertisement assures perfect color results for first time users and everyone else. Druggists stock all colors with directions included in each package.
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Bayer
Bucolic Dawn Ride Sparks Joy in Early Morning Field
A Lafayette Journal-Courier note revels in a peaceful morning scene as a young tractor greets the sight of an oil can, capturing simple rural delight at dawn.
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Lafayette Journal-Courier
Free Book on Canaries From St Louis Seed Co
Advertisement offers a free book explaining canary differences buying care and health. Readers are urged to write for a free copy from St Louis Seed Co in St Louis Missouri.
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Canaries
ST. Louis Seed CO
ST. Louis
Arkansas Man Seeks Funds for Wife's Divorce Suit
A resident canvassed his hometown requesting financial help to advance a divorce case for his wife, outlining the need for money to proceed with the legal action.
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Arkansas
What Mother Imagines Dreamers Won't Work Adage
What Mother Imagines. A mother with one boy envisions him at the White House as she sends him to school. Dreamers won't work, 80 they'd better entertain. Kindness doesn't consist in too much personal presence. Cuticura ads promise skin improvements with ointment and soap.
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White House
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