INTERNING CHARLES OF AUSTRIA DISCUSSED BY EUROPEAN POWERS
European governments weigh interning former Emperor Charles of Austria to remove him from Europe. Sweden, Norway, Spain, and Ascension Island are considered, with St Helena comparisons. A New York storm analysis follows, describing two converging systems and hurricane paths with uncertain futures.
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Tun Lierr
Europe
Charles of Austria
Charles
Switzerland
Schleccland
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
St. Helena
Napoleon
Stt. Helena
Atlantic
Another Hurricane of October Threatens Florida Coast
An 1924 weather warning notes hurricanes mainly strike in September and October, with 18 percent in October. Forecasters say if the storm moves into the Atlantic after crossing Florida, U.S. Atlantic coast could face danger for a day or two, recalling the 1888 blizzard and previous Gulf activity.
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New York City
Florida
Mississippi River
St. Lawrence Valley
Eiter
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan Channel
Gulf
Caribbean Sea
Floride
West Indies
Gulf of Msi
Amd
Ford on Railroading and Transport Challenges
Henry Ford is praised for his mechanical insight into railroading and broader transport, noting that railroad cars are heavy relative to freight and passenger loads. He cites rotor vehicle efficiency and his turnaround of debt in the auto industry, while predicting railroads must adopt legal and operational reforms to ease funding and administration.
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Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Ford
New York
Gall
Mie
Peru
Tony
Why Do They Do It In Economic Sermon Context
Fragmentary text discusses preaching, motivation, and historical reference. It mentions urgency and principles shaping a sermon, with unclear targets or concrete facts. The passage appears exploratory about religious rhetoric and historical framing rather than reporting events or persons.
When a Banker Ends His Flight in a Miami Tent
The author reflects on public reaction to a Chicago banker accused of embezzling about three quarters of a million dollars who died in a Miami hotel room. He questions whether crime yields happiness and whether such cases deter future wrongdoing, noting how readers seek moral guidance yet often gain little insight. He laments politicians and municipal vows towards jobless ingenuity.
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Earth
Chicago
Florida
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Lfe
Miami
Anan
The Veiled Years At Damascus Ends In Night Flight
Rachel Harford travels through Damascus seeking refuge and courage to confront her fate. Ismail Merjan calls her toward a distant garden and a perilous engagement, while she fights fear and longing, seeking escape from a city of shadows and memories. The night ends with uncertain plans and looming choices.
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Thesiwi
Damascus
Merian
Jess
Thas
Ismail Merjan
Uurty
Rachel Rays
Mademoigelle
Bern
Rachel
Natal
Ats
Raebel Enid
Dhgnerettia
Meria
Rachel Tester
ABC
Eas Ulery
Lila
Rachel Treton
Tyne
Ince
Metjan Effendi
Sauke
Tymasini
Merjan Effendi
Hame
Weil
Ruchel
Tiarhol
Turin
Rand
Ae Bae
Ben
Cty
Amiles
Aniles
George Miles
Vky
Grote
Hurford
Ismail Mevijam
Lou
Bik
Henoudh
Erin
Flores
Fragments of a chaotic reading at Yale with readers and poets
An uneven scene unfolds as a Yale reading tests audience patience and a young poet hesitates to offend Americans. A bishop, a professor, and a missionary meeting provoke reflections on money, books, and art. The narrative wanders through misread lines and stray dialogue about fathers, dogs, and fate.
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Atuseéioh
Yale
Tewkesbury Road
Masefield
Aed
Mitchell
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Sournen
Antassand
Stephen Wamom
Ant
Florence Foster
Tnt 7
Felber
Tet
Wate Warn
Mala
Juut
Fione
Flogr
Speke
By Dae Eevune Akwein Oi
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Wre
Chile
Phawsday
Uity
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