Turbulent Political and Economic Vision Across China and West
The text surveys China ongoing turmoil with the labor party aiming to seize Canton, Confucianist trends growing, and Western observers like Bertrand Russell offering blunt views. It shifts to U S topics including student politics at Chicago NorthWestern University, endorsements of Lindbergh and Ford, reflections on female leaders, and advertising sums. It notes General Motors expanding in Atlanta, labor questions on childbirth, and a broad look at American fiscal and political power.
Remus Murder Case Echoes In New Dodge Claims
Dodge, once a DOJ enforcement figure, denies intimacy with Mrs. Imogene Remus and says he had only business ties with her. He outlines his role in the Remus murder inquiry as the case unfolds in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Franklin L. Uadge
Imogene Remus
George Remus
Erton Park
Dodge
Mia
Ftemue
Deaty
Remus
Re Ud
Temus
Ytou
Remus Defends Himself in Murder Trial Photo
In a courtroom photo Gorge Remus, once dubbed King of Bootleggers, directs his own defense against charges tied to the fatal shooting of his wife Imogens.
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Gorge Remus
Imogens
Calles Gunrunning Tactics Exposed by Hearst Report
In a Washington dispatch the Hearst papers reveal alleged Mexican President Calles backed a Liberal anti US government in Nicaragua by arming them and using a Mexican ship to transport rifles and cartridges. A captain refused the mission and later disappeared, amid US ship and warship tensions.
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John Page
Washington Merata
Washington
Penpir Linve
Mexico
Nicaraguh
Callas
Nicaragua
Calles
Miziein
Tiberia
Alvarez aides plans to arm Nicaragua rebels revealed
Es Wh Pas o reports from Juarez that Alvarez ally Arnulfa is to ship arms to rebel troops in Nicaragua. The dispatch notes a train hijacking in Mex City area by rebel factions, killing fifty two people including eight women and four babies, with many passengers injured or missing and a derailed train earlier in the week.
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Paso
Juarez
Mwo
Jalisee
Shipwrecked by Explosion Near Battlemore
A fierce explosion ripped through the steamer John Luckerknell off Battlemore killing a man and injuring others. The blast occurred on the after deck where workers were near an acetylene fuel tank, with rescue efforts underway as a crewman clung to the hull.
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Batletmore
John Luckerknell
Worwing
Veseel
Avorkmety
Avery
Abetleld
Aii
British aviator eyes New Year land bid in Hawaii flight
Nov. 18 4 Giles fuels forhops of Giles fuels forhop of San Francisco pilots plan a Hawaii leg toward a first New Year flight. Capt. Frederick Al Gilee, a British aviator, studies weather and reports to gauge the start. Weariness and delays loom as unsettled conditions across the Pacific hinder an early departure.
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San Francisco
Honoholu
Frederick AL Gilee
Wonder
Giles
Lerdis
Calles Busy Remembers Rifles and Bolshevist Promises
The article details President Calles activities in building a Liberal army in Nicaragua to topple the pro-American government and block US canal plans. It cites his push to spread Communism in Central America and notes gun shipments arranged with Ninagua allies to reinforce a coup against the Conservative government amid regional tensions.
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Nicaragua
United States
Niniragua
Ita Awit
Calles Collects Military Stores Reported Landings in Nicaragua
The article details multiple small shipments of aes and quoiciona landed in Nicaragua during September and October 1926, largely by Mexican vessels Superior and Vapieal and by the Nicaraguan Form. The deliveries reportedly supported revolutionary forces with marginal efficiency, aiding their campaign.
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Nicaragua
Annet
Blizzard Hits Chicago as Snowbursts Grip Midwest
A northeastern blizzard dumped two inches of snow across northern Illinois and Indiana, with Wisconsin's South Shore area also affected. The storm caused three deaths in Chicago and numerous vehicle accidents, stranding drivers and prompting emergency calls. Police reported many people outdoors trapped or needing shelter as temperatures remained near freezing with continued snowfall forecast.
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Chicago
Steve Wil
Alogst
Ilinois
Indiana
Soultree
Seize Arms Bound for Mexico in U.S. Seizure
Five men were detained as customs officials confiscated a large cache of ammunition in the United States bound for Mexico and Honduras. About 4500 rounds were found, with 1500 tied to Franklin Weeds and 2000 to Francisco Martinez and others. The weapons were turned over to Justice agents as investigations continued aboard the Steamer Wines. The fate of the ammo ownership remained unclear.
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Ordeans
Doll Owe S
Mexico
Wines
Wind and Rain Ravage New England and Nearby Areas
A severe rainstorm caused widespread damage from Washington to the Canadian border. The storm brought slippery conditions and heavy mist, resulting in three drownings and several injuries. Debris and flooding affected towns across New York, Pennsylvania, and surrounding regions with significant property harm and disrupted transportation. Continued coverage noted on page 27.
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York
Washington
New York
Upper
Pennsylvania
Carata
Harthorne
Salonen
Girl to Marry Man of Letters in New Work Letters
MILTOR, Va. November 18. Mi Antho Kervela to wed a man of letters. A license is issued for her marriage in New Work. Spite, K. Poppatrianfitigpen Tow.
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Miltor
Antho Kervela
Hesband
Spite
K. Poppatrianfitigpen
Unknown Assassin Threat Raises Chicago Labor Fear
Unclear text reports a Chicago worker involved in a mysterious incident labeled assassin. Two unidentified individuals and a wirewasher named Vilar ronymion are cited with vague references to yesterday’s work disruption. No solid results or official conclusions are provided.
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Chicago
CHMG
Vilarronymion
Countess Cathcart Passes After Bad Night Event
The Countess of Cathcart reportedly suffered a severe health issue described as chest pain while at home. Officials say she passed a difficult night and is receiving medical attention. no further details on condition or location are provided.
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Remus
Jomus
Dodge
Remay
Holind Priann Walls
Dodge Bays
Barnty Daunsing
Eatate
Tits Cather
Ie Bacveau
Ant
Countess Cathcart
Hardox
Poe Lap
Countess of Cathcart
Mercury to Climb Again with 80 Degree Peak Looms
The forecast from J H Tarboe of the weather bureau predicts warming skies with Friday night temperatures rising above 51 degrees and a maximum near 80 degrees over the next 24 hours. Thursday night saw a low of 45 degrees as winds shift southerly, though no return to last week's unseasonable warmth is indicated.
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J. H. Tarboe
Weather Bureau
Cantwata
Jachoe
Dan Moody Bags 10 Point Buck in Gillespie County
In Predersberg near Gillespie County governor Dan Musdy bagged his first deer of the season, a ten point buck. Col Alfred Petseh hunting with him killed an eight point buck. party also included Senator A R Weed and others in the hunting party.
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Dan Moody
Hig
Predericksberg
Dan Musdy
Here
Yasterday
Alfred Petseh
Gillespie County
A. R. Weed
Richard Gunter Clay Deer
Thir Hickyway Comission
British Aviators Are Forced Down
British aviators H McIntosh and Bert Hinkler began a flight to India on Tuesday morning and were forced to land in southern Poland Tuesday afternoon amid embers and wreckage reports.
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Warsaw
H. McIntosh
Bert Hinkler
India
Poland
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