Railroad Question Still Unsettled For Municipal Ownership
Special cable from London reports unrest over the royal commission on railroads and possible general strikes before Christmas. Government interest grows as rumors spread of municipal ownership plans. critics note high executive salaries strain firms while dividends remain low. Ministers push plans amid talk of social reforms including juvenile care and education. Roosevelt Turkey ideas provoke amused commentary in London.
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Royal Commission
Irving
Jale
England
Nis
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Giedetone
London County Council
Soins
Board of Trade
Hern
Swedish School Dental Surgery Expands With Fees
A special dispatch reports in Sweden about school dental surgeries. Sweden with 9.5 million inhabitants has about thirty full school clinics while Germany with 65 million has 100. Sweden plans to charge a small yearly fee for those able to pay. The system keeps records for every child and treats with a dentist and assistant.
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Sweden
Germany
Chidren
Danta
Thitherto
Sk9
Pet Ik
French waiters clash with German agency over hiring
Paris reports an association of French waiters and maitre d hotel pressing to curb German and Swiss waiters. Police actions against agencies failed to calm tensions as protests grew into large street demonstrations near Marche Saint Honore, with 800 marchers targeting German waiter recruitment sites.
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Whotel
Marche Sant Honore
Weltarn Marther
Gorman Walters
Strain Over Paris Large Families Sparks Public Debate
A Paris issue rises from the hardship of large families facing high rents and housing costs. Observers note the gap between rich and poor, with few affordable cottages and costly homes, sparking political and legislative consideration of the gravity of the situation.
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Macionix
Paris
Lin Paria
Crisis In Ottoman Empire Triggers European Power Struggle
Berlin reports Europe in its worst unrest for years as the Ottoman crisis tests alliances. Turkey’s perilous drift toward either the Triple Alliance or Triple Entente could redraw the map, with Germany seeking influence while Britain eyes opportunity to supplant German sway in Constantinople.
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Berlin
Frantia Joseph
Balkan
Europe
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Turkey
Germany
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Gerovan
Fingland
Swan
Russia
Ant Turkey
BlAo
Ottoman Empire
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Mellinds
Pawara
Aulton
Saloniier
LARC
Jie
England
Uma
Topol
Vienna
Itania
London
Paris
Turia
Evelann
Rumors on Turkey's alliances under shifting power
The article argues that stories of Turkey joining various naval groupings are premature and likely unfounded. It notes Germany's influence at the Porte remains dominant though waning after recent events, with Germany's grip weakening as other tensions rise in the Ottoman Empire.
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England
Turkey
Italy
Union and Progress
Germany
Porte
Tax Surtax for Unmarried Men in Reuss Diet
Berlin reports a resolution by the tiny Reuss diet to levy a surtax on incomes of bachelors over thirty five. The measure, backed by the ruler, would tax childless married couples and widows but was opposed by several members. The tax would be five percent on income up to 1500 and ten percent on higher amounts. Reuss population is about 6000.
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Reus
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Reuss
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Correspondents Show Great Ingenuity Special Cable 14
Italian censorship tightens as government fears press liberty after Abyssinia campaign. Reporters use coded telegrams and misdirection to reveal front news. editors circulate translated items that mask true content. Journalists employ clever schemes to bypass controls while keeping readers informed.
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Italy
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Abyassiziadé
Aastalle
Frances
Menellk
Unis Séemson
Iglan
Triyali
Milan
Prince of Dwindlers Arrested in France and Abroad
Louis Cognel, a flamboyant financier once hailed as a colonial official, is arrested in France after a career of risky ventures from insurance to banks. Aides tell how he traveled through Europe seeking colonization schemes, fled, and endured multiple arrests. A separate note reports General Robert’s controversial war-post appointment and ensuing political dispute over the French army command.
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Paris
Louis Cognel
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Gascony
Brittany
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College of St. Nazaire
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Parle
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Ile
Garrigon
Poy
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Drivan
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Tvay
Het
Attend Moor Wedding Unites Two Powerful Families in Algiers
In Tecuan Algiers on November 12 a union joined Hebudy son of the Moor of Tytuaiy with Aleacia daughter of the Moor. Christian residents from Tobnar and others from Anute attended a lavish celebration. Feasts consumed vast quantities of meat, poultry, and sugar with enormous quantities of beverages and pastries. The Christians celebrated in European hotel style amid grand revelry.
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Hebudy
Besha
Tytuaiy
Aleacia
Tobnar
Anute
Lebady
Early Scotch marriages show many youths wed at young ages
A special cable from Woinburgh, Nev reports Scotland’s registrar general 1969 data on youthful marriages. Notable cases include girls as young as 14 and 15 marrying older men, widowers, and youths. many brides and grooms were 16 to 18, with several marriages of widows well past 70. Most marriages occurred in Glasgow and Edinburgh regions amid rising overall marriage rates.
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Gireson
Edinbeghe
Mongolian status debated amid Chinese rebellion info
Special cable from St Petersburg reports Russian press weighing a potential Chinese rebellion. Russia favors preserving Mongolia as a separate state rather than a province, arguing it would keep a buffer against Manchu influence and protect regional interests.
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Navy
Chiba
Chinase Faire
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Russia
Honda
Ataheh
Japan
Reichstag to Debate Morocco Policy Before Elections
Berlin reports that Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg moved to delay foreign policy interpellations while elections loom. The Reichstag will have a chance to discuss Moroccan policy before polls, with many deputies likely to seek public explanations of Germany’s stance. Women reformers urge dress code changes, while monarchs and nobles are cited as endorsers.
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