King George Praises American Tribute To War Heroes
The British respond with warmth to Americas Armistice Day tribute honoring General Pershing and an unnamed American hero. King George and ministers pledge steadfast friendship and deep mutual regard, hoping for close US Britain ties and continued peace through practical statesmanship.
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Too Slow for the Faithful Vaudeville Managers
The piece laments vaudeville managers hindering progress and the Senate’s stalling. It notes Waly blain aoudd and the Senate’s delay affecting entertainment, while Senator lillins addresses the President’s cabinet about slow action on rewarding Democrats.
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Elkins ridicules republican patronage pledges at White House
The West Virginia senator assails his party and the administration over pre election promises to reward loyalists with official posts. He mocks the claim that Republicans were justified to keep appointees in power and questions the party’s motives and record after eight months in office. He notes Democratic betrayal and urges voters to scrutinize patronage.
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West Virginia
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Railroads, government action and the strike issue
The piece argues railroads defied board rulings and courts upheld refusals. It contends the government must decide whether intermittent strikes and industrial stagnation endanger general welfare and require lasting settlement by Congress and executive action. The author warns against repeating such clashes and calls for decisive action.
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Such a Surprise Surges Through The Bat Road Runs In Town
The Bat remains a popular mystery play, with ongoing runs in New York and Chicago and mobile road shows. Audiences are asked not to reveal plot details to preserve the surprise, while local remarks discuss municipal taxes, politics, and reform promises tied to last administrations.
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Chicago
The Railroad Situation and the Public Duty
The piece argues the railroad strike tests federal duty versus private interests with a focus on public impact. It critiques superficial treatment, notes worker-employer tensions, and warns government must balance nationwide transportation needs against wage disputes and board decisions shaping the crisis.
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Michigan author offers reward for poisoning arrest
A Michigan author has posted a standing reward of SNOT for the arrest and conviction of anyone poisoning a department, noting the feud with a neighbor family that keeps a dog and cars barking loudly.
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Voices of friendship with Great Britain proclaimed by president
A continental ceremony in Washington marked a pledge of enduring Anglo American friendship after victory. Cabinet members and diplomatic guests listened as the president urged a future of essential cooperation to preserve civilization and prevent renewed conflict. He stressed common aims for peaceful world order and reinforced ties between the United States and Great Britain.
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Thefts Reported In City Court Case
A woman reported a ring theft from her home wallet. Detectives were alerted and a counterfeit bill left in the purse guided their investigation. Officers traced numbers connected to the suspect and found evidence in an employee’s possession.
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November Discharges Rise in Xeeaid Division Amid Recruitment Struggles
The Xeeaid Division plans to discharge about 1,225 men in November while increasing training and replacements. The division faced a tight budget and limited interlude recruiting, with 45 recruits since the program began. Several veterans left for civilian work or moved between major cities before rejoining service in San Antonio.
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Youthful Driver Held After Wetmore Injury Accident
Mes August Stompel of Wetmore Texas was injured when struck by an automobile near South Wales and Dobns on streets. The car, driven by Waller Ralisky, skidded on the pavement and struck a trench, causing damage to both vehicles. Mrs Rompel sustained injuries and a fatality was noted earlier. police assisted and issued a report of the incident.
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Rompel
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Jeulx Reed
Sury
Moving Pictures Amid Odd Names in Town Tale
A fragmented OCR item lists quirky place names and people such as Varutoville, Little Tat, Dinan, and Tanaly’s Fanta Bay. The text references moving pictures and various odd spellings, with unclear dates or events. No coherent storyline or identifiable public figure is established in this readable fragment.
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Equeltville
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Labor Board Seeks Mediation Dark Before Strike Action
The labor board meets with all members to decide if it will mediate the rail strike or limit its role to outlining expected behavior for railroad companies and workers. Officials discuss private conference mediation, with President Harding and federal authorities weighing options to avert a nationwide walkout amid brewing tensions among railroad unions and management.
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Officers of Allied Armies to Address Legion Convention
Kamaas City Me October 82 to November 3 set for the American Legion national convention opening day October 81 with speeches by high officers of allied nations and a memorial program for Col Broderick W Galbraith. Gen Armando Tito and Maj Gen John A Lejeune to speak. Admiral Beatty and Admiral Koontz also scheduled. Marshal Foch and Gen Pershing expected to attend events and parade.
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Ruling Party Rides for Campaign Ride at North City Ranch
A political party schedules a Sunday assembly at Canin Travin Ranch, with Major Philly Te Tnivher and others assisting in organizing a fundraising ride. The event aims to mobilize supporters for the upcoming municipal race, with a focus on unity and community engagement.
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