Mussolini Wins Confidence Vote Amid Turbulent Rome Session
Mussolini secured a confidence vote from Rome deputies after a stormy chamber session. Socialists and minority factions protested the government’s approach, while fascist support remained solid. The premier warned dissolution remains possible, and allies discuss ahead of a peace conference as he travels to Switzer land for talks with French and British leaders.
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Sonfare
Victor Watiwel
Funeral of Wright Former War Head Planned in Memphis
Funeral services for Wright a former secretary of war and ambassador to Japan who died recently, will be held Sunday afternoon at St Mary Catholic Church. The family burial will follow at Morcrest cemetery in Primmington. General Wrights death came after months of illness and a recent period of declining health. Members of his family and several notable associates are expected to attend the services.
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Toba
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J. TR. Palmer
New York
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Fox
Lexus
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Hasler University
Chagos
Mie Cantenttan
Protest Rises Over U S Comment By Government Agency
Fragmented report describes a protest by the American Free Movement against official U S comment. It notes debate in a chamber, Naval communications, and responses from ministers. The piece cites Secretary Pant and a vote by a council, with references to Mexican government and international relations.
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Srevetary Pant
Arrest Made At Breckenridge Following Threats
Breckenridge, Nov. 18. An arrest was made in connection with recent threats and disturbances tied to labor unrest and the White Boys organization. Police found incriminating papers and letters in the suspect’s possession, with further arrests expected as the investigation widens. The state attorney general and local authorities coordinated to quell the unrest and linked the case to broader labor agitation in the region. Meanwhile the Baptist Convention denounced Darwinian theory during its annual meeting, reaffirming creationist orthodoxy and urging affiliated institutions to reject evolution teaching.
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Pox
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Gavernay
Keorex
Poswon
Hteenture
Enrohlment Hinka
Chicago
Palice
Wavnde
Uris Urainieilion
Grand Jury Drawn in Western District of Texas Case
A grand jury convened in the Western District of Texas with the local jurors seated for November session. The proceedings outline ender ixenodl Wy and involve Gerard Hale and other named individuals in a tax and fraud inquiry. Court action includes filing of petit warrants and action by local officials with adjustments to jurors and divisions. The report notes about $0 in prize funds and mentions formalities across divisions in the Texas area, with references to Houston and Washington.
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Ter Enue
Gerard Hale Joeyunem
Tata
Rene
Abnte Caueta
Fey
Wtade Kerawa
Inmanelle Ditte
Offic ers Picked for Sigma Velta Chi National Group
The article reports selections for national roles in Sigma Delta Chi, naming new officers and members including Walter Withems from Universite at Ny Holicol of Iauesuilisne, Becher, and Dougkl Clark, with mentions of other officials and affiliations.
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Curtis contracts for distribution of magazines attacked
Supreme Court hearing on Curtis dispute over magazine distribution contracts. Solicitor General Beck urged reversal of a circuit ruling, arguing the agreements violated the Sherman Act by stifling competition and creating a monopoly. He said publishers and distributors must not enforce broad exclusive terms against wholesale agents.
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Edison IV Interview Critiques College Men For Work
In an interview conducted yesterday, Edison IV argues college men avoid work and that many can secure positions without college. He cites laboratory time in Trastye, N J, and expresses belief that ambition and effort matter more than formal education.
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Convention to End Asean Memorials Debated at State
Delegates gather to discuss ending a regional convention and shaping Confederate memorials. The session focuses on history and the role of educational reports in guiding postwar memory.
Doctor 18 Arrested in Tashentor Fraud Case
Officials report the arrest of Doctor 18 and associates Tosforr Whitadelphi De Lawrones for alleged deceit involving a $60 claim and a staged transport scheme. Partners Breedhign Walter Steves of Tosten faced charges tied to the arrangement.
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Ethan
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Attoy
White seeks trial amid riot claim at court window
White requests trial after a disturbance outside the Thdantelil Court building. Officials report Mrs White left her home as the case neared a verdict while Governor Allen commented on the proceedings. The attorney general's office had urged action against the riot allegation.
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Gavernay
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Fica Tate
Lloyd George Opens Quarters in London After Election
Lloyd George opens quarters in London as the new government forms following a turbulent election. The Tory party seeks stable support while Lloyd George navigates shifting allegiances and aims to maintain a strong leadership role. The Labor and Liberal groups prepare for a brief parliamentary session focused on the immediate political crisis and national unity.
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Mexican consuls in New Orleans collect fee for goods
Consuls in New Orleans are authorized to charge four years or about 24 in American money for vising commercial invoices on goods exported to Mexico. The notice, dated November 5, cited from a foreign affairs department communiqué, reflects recent adjustments in the customs administrations.
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Americal
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Mexico
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My. Whur
Department of Foreign
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Advance price changes reported across markets and goods
Advances shown in wholesale prices for 404 commodities rose in October versus September, with overall increases in grains, cotton, hay, tobacco, and manufactured goods. Textile, paper, rubber and lighting items edged downward or held, while meats, fats, and clothing posted smaller gains, reflecting mixed but widespread shifts in the market.
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Men A Ainverh Oty Hoseburg Mov 18-Yonvilia
City officials in Hobburg, Oregon, face changes as two-year terms end and reappointments are considered. The article notes several current officeholders and details about temporary appointments and ongoing service while terms are renewed.
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Ore
Weinen
Cumberland Woman Credits Vegetable Compound for Health
Cumberland Maryland report quotes Mrs John Herr of Dilley Street who says Lydia E B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound healed her menstrual and back pain, aided childbirth and supported seven children. The paper notes many letters praising the remedy and invites readers to write for guidance.
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Pinkham
Cumberland, Md
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Jonx Herr
Dilley Sheet
Cumberland
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
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