Hazing Curbed Major General Chamberlain Reports Action
Major General Chamberlain's annual War Department report, released today, details steps to curb hazing within the army and to stop abuse of uniforms. It notes prior sales of surplus cement to a civilian who resold it to a branch of the War Department and urges prompt measures, including improved recruitment promises and proper uniform standards at West Point and camps such as Benning.
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Washington
Gun
Chamber Inn
Xru
Secretary of War
Benning
Georgia
Ieperloe
Tank Corps Seeks Recruits Amid Heavy Losses
Washington dispatch reports the tank corps faces mass resignations and few re-enlistments as it plans to mobilize for summer training. Brigadier General Methenbach releases figures showing a depleted personnel pool, with about 20 officers reported to have left.
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Washington, D.C
Army
Hingsatfert
Toldives
Kayn
Methenbach
Tuly
Wehlagian Region Suspends Grain Transport Schedule
An 1825 notice from Wehlagian and surrounding regions suspends shipments of all grain products from Misderiupl and Mircairi river basins to international ports. It sets new competitive rates at inland shipping points, includes Missouri and Chicago named routes, and lists ports in Georgia Florida Virginia and New York among affected destinations.
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St. Louis
Kaneny Cis
Eatomvnsion
Misderiupl
Mircairi
Araseinga Gad
Arian Vas
Bebedule
Inervasey
Artlox
de Catalinas
Irorgia
Florida
Virginia
Barstern Malwa
Waitimore
Mad
Meitadale
New York
Tastia
Jrinty
Ameratee
Asenyriyin
Veiled Communist American Operations Revealed in Secrecy
Chicago reports describe a covert Communist American network with clandestine recruitment and pamphleteering. The old and new Communist parties allegedly merged into a secret group, distributing literature in small, anonymous parcels while urging members to avoid questioning by authorities and to seek defense if arrested.
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Chicago
Acon
Glivision
Bureau of Huvestizution
Jistica Herr
Dy Agienre
Melek Eho Amen Phasor
Purui¢S
America
Titerniure 3
Wnusnat
New York
Chines
Bern Monde
Alsocia
Ang Vighee
Comonsaiet Pac Ch
Tave Nn Knowledge
Titeradary
Je Wax
Impresa
Hust
Allemated
May Pormos
Juin Jassinakas
J. Jaoois Lefora
Landis
Rerrelly Yoav
Chinese Peasants Eat Leaves for Want of Food
Peking reports widespread famine conditions as peasants trek long distances seeking nongrain foods. Families store scraps and weeds, harvests fail, and hunger drives women and children to endure near starvation amid price hikes and land sales.
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Peking
Associated Press
Long Priccesinns
Soem
Hwang
Childrer
Shin Ching
Mexico and U S passports dispute involving Fall visit
Mexico City reportsdrama over confidential agent Pesquira instructing frontier consul agents to bar entry of United States Senator Albert Fall. Undersecretary Hilalgo says only the president can admit or deny foreign visitors and that Pesqueira had no such authority. No official action yet to rectify the incident.
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Mexico City
Reberlo Pesqueira
United States
Muxicon
Unitel Biates
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Alcory Obregon
Pesqueira
Hilalgo
Republic
Washington
Hy Enid
Pesqueria
Indians Capture Bandits in Chihuahua Region
Reports from Forroon Mexico on November 22 describe the capture of a band of Yagnis in Finna led by Benito Bateleda. The group is accused of beer robbery and other depredations in the western Chi huahua district. Prisoners are being sent to Giz Anahua City for trial.
How to Make a Laxative Cough Syrup From Sugar and Mentho-Laxene
A dubious ad-style notice touts a homemade cough syrup using granulated sugar, water, and Mentho-Laxene. It claims quick relief for chest colds and coughs, boasting physician endorsements, medical hotels, and money‑back guarantees. It cites wide use from Maine to California and urges readers to ask a druggist to obtain Mentho-Laxene.
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Maine
California
Phesicians Pri
Wwe
Xickening Druge
Enen
Avery Warehaner
Nhe
Blackburn Producte Ca
Dastun
Ohio
Republicans Plan To Block Democrats Budget Bills
Washington D C Nov 20 Republicans map a limit to the forthcoming session proposing that no appropriation bills be advanced based on Democratic expense estimates. If followed Congress would withhold department funds at December session and rely on a special session. Republicans anticipate debates with Senators Lodge Jones and Warnley while efforts to repeal the Panaman tolls on American ships and packers’ regulation rise as session opens.
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Washingt
Tegily Jenn
Scongress
Lendepublican
Senate
Wilson
Warnley
House
Sof
Lodge
Jones
Washington
Directionan
Senate ‘Commerce Committee
Kenyon
Towa
Labor unions pledge stiff wage fight in coming year
Novembers meeting reports that labor leaders vow not to concede wage cuts and prepare for a major struggle. Daniel Cobing of the American Federation of Labor appeals to union delegates to unite locals and ready for intensified action as wages and costs rise.
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Toston
Toni
Inbor Lailing
Treasury rejects tax postponement proposals Washington continues tax receipts certainty
Washington on November 22 reported strong treasury opposition to delaying the December 15 income and excess profits tax installment. A treasury statement warned against changes that would create uncertainty in government revenue and said calls for postponement and for extending the net loss provisions to 1920 would not be entertained.
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Washington,d. C
Tha
Treasury
Treasury Statement
Danunzio Rejects Terms of Rapallo Treaty
The insurgent general Danunzio refuses to accept the Rapallo treaty terms between Italy and Yugoslavia, declaring he will continue fighting until Italian aims are achieved. He vows to stand firm against any settlement. Ratification of the treaty by Yugoslav authorities is noted elsewhere along with regional building news.
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Annunzio
Rapallo
Prout
An Piilo
Adriatic
Gideon
Foley's Honey and Tar touted for quick relief
A letter from Lawrence Ian Palaier grants permission to use his name in Foley's Honey and Tar advertising. The old remedy is in high demand for colds, bronchial irritation, and coughs, with claims of rapid action and phlegm relief.
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Palaier
Lawrence
Ian
Foley
Replace Wear and Tear with Human System Health Claims
A fragmented ad promotes aloe and tonics as remedies to restore body strength and vitality. It emphasizes boosting blood and heart function, claiming these products strengthen organs and overall vigor, with a call to mail for free literature from a Georgia address.
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