Krassin Talks on Bolshevik Needs and Plans
Wallabe reports Krassin’s speech in Vetvograd outlining three action areas for the Soviet Union. He cites foreign loans from Britain, Swedish concessions on telephony, and potential private ownership shifts. The talk signals a bold push toward reconstruction amid tentative international negotiations.
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Hut
Chicago Call
Bank of Veswee
M. Kigesin
Petrogeal
Great ‘Northern
Tenvanik
Mussin
Britain
France
Sweden
Russia
Debating Ku Klux Klan Ties Stir Senate Talk in D C
In Washington on September 23 the Ku Klux Klan and religious intolerance sparked floor debate during discussion of the Lever bill. Senator Watson of Georgia argued religious liberty has not been secured under the charter, while Senator Stanley of Kentucky warned of the dangers of intolerant forces and secret societies. he cited the Anti Usurian League in Ohio and warned of a fight against Klan fascade as issues arise.
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Washington, D.C
Watson
Georgia
United Shites
Lord Battimore
Stanley
Kentuesky
Baltimore
Ohio
Westneville
Oho
Lawill
Irish Cabinet Deliberates on Valera Reply Date
Lonion report says Dry mice Thovd-Ceurge has frozen his move but cabinet readiness remains as October 2 looms. Premier keeps in close contact with officials and awaits full government stance. Expected communication may come Thursday or Friday with the premier’s reply to Vittora and other matters. The piece notes a potential late week cabinet meeting if developments require it.
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Lonion
Valleagunes
Ramonnie Vittora
Hice
Lhursilay
de Valera
Premine
Develon
French Disarmament Delegation to Have Five Noted Members
Parks Sept 28 The Paris dispatch says France will send a five member delegation to Washington led by Briand with Viviani Berthelot and Jusserand. Premier Brland may attend if Linguer goes. The aim is to show cooperation with the United States, seek a substitute for a previous treaty, and delay actions risking resignation of the French premier.
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PAU
Scott Mowlin
Sheek
Phesay Annoine
Chicago
Dilly New
Coyyugat
Max
Chiccago Dey News Foreign Service
Parks
Deligar
Washington
Pri 2So
Aristide Briand
Whitippe
Berthelot
Viviani
Abert Burrugt
Ules Jussera
Ules Jussera, “Briand, Vivieni and Jusseraud
United States
Sareant
Goyveuoe
Pacific
M. Bertheot
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Discavece
He Hing
Krenek
Brland
Lingdeorge
Fle Dows
Tong
M. Mins
Mt. Beland
France
Army ruling bars retired list inclusion for emergency officers
Washington Sept. 23 The War Department announced that emergency officers of the regular army do not belong on the retired list despite serving considerations before Congress. Secretary Weeks said Congress must decide the retirement plan, arguing the wartime contract justified different treatment and that many emergency officers would age out, not eligible for relief under the proposed program.
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Washington
Congress
Weeks
American Legion
Recruiting to Resume in Second Division at Federal Building
Recruiting for the Second Division will begin October 1 after several months of suspension. A recruiting booth will be located at the Federal building. Under a war department order the Eighth Carpe Area may recruit 1200 men from its September authority, with punishments possible for nonpayment of expenses. Warrant Officer W. Berlyon arrived at Port from Camp Dik LHS Dabney.
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W. ¥. Berlvon
Camp Dik
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Dabney
Greek Morale on the Edge as Turkish Forces Advance
The article reports Greek morale collapsing under Turkish pressure as Allied intervention falters. Constantinople remains tense while Greek forces retreat toward strategic positions near Seidji Anbitari and Rekishohs, with reinforcements from Chenow arriving to bolster defenses.
Trial notes allege witness testimony aims to clear Lightower
A San Francisco report details testimony linking Reverend Costin's fire case to David Lightower and William Lightower. Witnesses describe a tablet with incriminating content and a key testimony from a woman believed to exonerate Lightower. Authorities pursue leads across multiple scenes.
Undefined Convention Meeting Overview
The text fragment mentions supporters and a convention planned for Friday but lacks clear names places or events. It cannot be fully reconstructed into a concrete news item, but indicates unseen preparations and a gathering without described agenda or outcomes.
Miners Probe Expense Scare Of Mouth Health
Report details efforts during a strike period to improve health through new products. References to Steraline, physicians, and various health claims suggest preventive care for mouth and throat conditions. Advertorial tone notes chemical guidance and medical endorsements, with mentions of vendors and local distribution.
Ta nop 23 lad by ong amid a call for a national strike
Fragmentary text references a call by Aeris Vande and an international president for a new strike. Mentions advisers and dissenting voices amid a tense political climate. Names and places are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Ong
Aeris Vande
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