Wrangel Army Awaits Call Amid Exile Camp
Athens reports the Wrangel Russian army in exile on Gallipoli numbers about 26 000 officers and men plus 15 percent women and children and 200 cadets. Maj. de Roover of the League of Nations mission notes strict discipline and unwavering faith in General Wrangel as the army awaits a potential future mission or government.
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Belgrade Offer Sparks Debate on Regional Influence
Fragmented dispatch discusses Emmunt at Belgrade prepared to offer sensuality with funds for two upkeep, while Washington radar reports millions in funds from Russia to support Serbian government aims. Russia hints at Balchavism fading amid internal convulsions as regional leaders seek a framework to restore order and sustain their national Tunisian army survivors.
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Gaudy Funeral Held for Camorra Chief Assassinated in U S
Naples reports a lavish funeral for Alberto Alverto, once a Naples Camorra leader, murdered in New York. The service drew thousands, with an elaborate hearse, a 100-piece orchestra, and numerous priests. Attendees included high church and state dignitaries as the crowd followed to the cemetery.
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Reform at Mexican prison ends horrors and adds facilities
A historic Mexican prison long known for brutal conditions has been renovated into a more humane complex. It now houses about 1000 inmates with improved cells, education in manual trades, rudiments of white tied, meals, showers, and large patios. Deaths and executions have been abolished, while discipline remains light. Special attention is given to women prisoners and their children.
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Mleo
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Belem
Belew Faces Worst Fate Considered For Crime
The line notes that ye Belew was regarded as subject to the harshest punishment imaginable for a crime, reflecting the era’s stark view of criminal deterrence and punishment.
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King Borins gratitude for American action on Thracian matter
In Sofia, King Burds of Bulgacing praises peace and work as the guiding motto of his reign. He tells the Associated Press that outsiders stir discontent on frontiers while Bulgarians seek to defend the country with a modest army. He touts American ties, noting U.S. birds and flowers work and economic and political benefits for the Balkans.
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Bulgarian Parliament Invites American College Near Sofia
The Bulgarian parliament expresses gratitude to the United States for peace efforts in the Balkans. It offers a prime site near Sofia for building an American college, stating a need for better opportunity to show appreciation to the American nation.
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Polish Ultimatum Expiring October 6 Reported
A radio message from Moscow says the Polish ultimatum expires October 6 and Moscow declares Russia wants peace. It notes Russia is prepared to make every effort to preserve it but warns that no alliance will trap Russia.
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Pershing Attends Banquet With Allied Leaders in Paris
Gen John J Pershing was the guest of honor at a high level banquet in Paris hosted by the American ambassador Myron T. Hersey. He met multiple officials including Premier Briand and Premier Miller during a day of official calls. Capt Bernard de Romanet, holder of the world's speed record, was killed in France during elimination races.
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Uell
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Miller
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Entine
Egg Monopoly Fear Moves at Bakers' Association Meet
Chicago September 23 charges allege Chicago packing interests seek to frame an egg monopoly via the Fordney tariff bill. At the American Bakers' Association convention, now renamed from the American Association of the Baking Industry, resolutions warn Fordney provisions could tighten the local egg market and push egg prices higher.
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Seston
American Bakers’ Association
Fordney
Yoakum Schools See Enrollment Boom Amid Adaptations
The Yoakum public schools report rising enrollment with nearly all classrooms occupied. Joseph's Academy of the city also notes growth, as the system adapts to increased pupil numbers and aims to maintain orderly instruction.
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Wehouls
Raporte
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