U S Rejects Soviet Demands in Diplomatic Row
Secretary Hughes told Soviet officials there is no basis for negotiations now and the United States will not barter its principles. The statement asserts American liabilities to Russia are not repudiated and calls Moscow to abandon efforts while Washington insists on principled terms.
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Students Work To Pay Tuition at Columbia University
Columbia University reports 2,357 students employed this year to fund tuition or living costs. Ethel A. Breed notes 777 are women and roles span doctors clerks translators ushers post officers tutors and more across campus.
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Dee
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Empires Deneatin Histalee
Ten European Monarchs Abdicated Since World War Ten
London dispatches report a wave of monarchies toppled after the Great War with King George of Greece expelled and other rulers from Russia Germany Austria Poland the Baltic states and Čecho Slovakia influenced by antiroyalty movements. The piece notes a Balkan federation idea and recalls King George I’s assassination era turmoil and a contested return to Athens.
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Russia
Germany
Austria
Ria
Ferdinand
Bavaria
Poland
Baltic States
Csecho-Slovaka
Three Die In Capitol Hotel Fire in Houston
Fire swept the Capitol Hotel in Houston this morning. By 1030 A M three bodies were recovered from the ruins, all men, with many more feared. Firemen battled the blaze as it spread through the district and toppled a wall, causing major damage to adjacent stores.
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Houston
Tex
Capitol Hotel
Hotle
Liabilities Of On Bubble Increases
Chicago December 18. By A P. The article fragment notes that liabilities of On Bubble rise, with references to the city and financial reports, but the text is incomplete and unreadable beyond this brief statement.
Fifteen Oil Promoters Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
Fifteen oil promoters were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury in Fort Worth on charges of fraud involving oil company promotions. The indictments bring the total charged under the federal probe in Texas to more than 150, with names including Eudes Lane and others.
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Fort Worth
A. P
Grend
Eudes Lane
Federa
Multiple Late News Bullets From Around the World
Several terse items report: Pecemeke City resident Joseph Taylor dies after being struck by a hit and run vehicle near Peninsula General. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway purchase talks cited but not confirmed by officials. Washington DC grid deadlock over Interstate Commerce Committee chairmanship continues. Hong Kong harbor reports three American destroyers arriving with other warships, plus British and Portuguese vessels present. Athens dispatches claim potential regent appointment and shifting royal command. Texas crash near Peachtree kills Brooks Field crew members C B Ryall and C B Ryall listed twice. others en route to Dallas. Captain Harold E Sturchen referenced in San Antonio dispatch.
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C. B. Ryall
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War Savings Certificates Highlighted for Treasury Boost
The article notes 1919 War Savings Certificates maturing and extending to 916,000 units, urging postmasters to present to offices promptly. It compares Treasury Savings Certificates with higher interest returns, stressing they are not subject to market changes and promote savings growth.
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Geneva Derby officer earns military certificate
Geneva police officer A. P. has just obtained a certificate of the military. The officer’s achievement is noted in local reports and adds to community credentials.
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Geneva
Der
McAdoo Draws Interest as Treasury Head Candidate
Los Angeles telegram reports William Gibbs McAdoo may accept the Treasury post. The platform he endorses calls for farmer tax relief, transfer of Muscle Shoals to Henry Ford, enforcement of the 18th and other acts, a peacetime foreign policy via League of Nations cooperation, and support for the Federal Reserve Act.
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Henry Ford
Putin
League of Nations
Federal Reserve Act
Committee Drafts Water and Sewerage Bill Meeting
A notice states there will be no regular meeting next week and outlines an upcoming Wednesday session on November 20 to review the water and sewerage bill. The draft meeting will be held at the council offices with attendees to discuss the new draft and related amendments.
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Council
District Auto Pact Signed by Governor
The article reports a district auto pact signed by the governor, with Congress expected to act. It notes reciprocity between Maryland and the district, referencing Maryland’s extensive highway system and the district's lighter mileage. Tax details are said to be on page 8.
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Amercens Awarded One Million Dollar Claim
Washington report notes a major patent or award claim involving Amercens and the Typewriter Company. It cites a one million dollar sum and references other awards totaling several thousand dollars in relation to the case ongoing in December.
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Pats
Nh Typewriter Company
Iee Ee Te Newn Bikey
Lavelier Company
Tahitian
Bere
Rebel Force Yields as Federals Advance on Vera Cruz
Mexico City dispatch says Revolutionary and Federal troops seized the city center and the rebel stronghold near San Marcos after more than sixteen hours of combat. reports indicate Vera Cruz forces also moved toward the rebel positions while other Coahuila and Chihuahua skirmishes surfaced with possible volunteer mobilizations.
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Vera Cruz
Enrique D
San Marcos
Ruis
War Vet Honored By University
Philadelphia reports that Frank Schoble Jr., a blind World War I veteran from Boyack, was awarded a university honor. Schoble, who left the University in 1909 and rejoined in 1921, balanced academics with extra curricular work amid military service and injury.
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Philadelphia
Kappa ‘Weybake Feene University
Pennsylvania
Frank Scheble, Jr
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Schoble
Tiew
Tim
British births decrease in quarter ending
London reports births down 6483 from the previous quarter and deaths down 22 715 in the same period.
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London
Barths
Poland's Harvest Rises as 1947 Wheat Output Surges
AP reports the western region sees a strong crop season with official data from Go Statistical Office. Wheat production reaches 13.15 billion tons? and barley 16.555 million tons, with total grain figures improving over prior year.
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Go Statistical Office
Befsco
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