Tepeleni Earthquake Destroys Albanian Villages
Rome reports that all villages in Tepeleni district southern Albania were destroyed by a violent quake. About 200 people killed and 15,000 homeless as Tepeleni town itself was razed. Shocks continued with earlier messages from Aviona.
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Rome
Tepeleni
Albania
Aviona
Javiona
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Patagonia
Honduras
Rimrock
Yakima
Wash
Reclamation Service
Revival Expected as Trade Shows Cautious Upturn
Dun's review notes a cautious economic rebound with rising sentiment in various quarters and hopes of revival after year end. Iron and steel output declines, gray cotton prices ease, and reduced purchasing power appears across agricultural and industrial areas. Unemployment rises, bank clearings shrink, and U.S. commercial failures reach 326 for the week.
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New York
Dun
New England
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Townley to quit N Dakota according to senator
Fargo N D Der 13 Senator Chris LeVang told farmers at a meeting in Langdon that A C Townley head of the National Nonpartisan League would retire from league activities in North Dakota and devote time to organizing farmers in other states. LeVang said league affairs would be run by a farmers committee with a state manager. Townley remains league president and may consider Worth Dakota work finished.
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Fargo
N. D
Chris Fe Wang
Angdon
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
LeVang
Townley
Worth Dakota
League
Five Hurt As Auto Collides With Train At Crossing
Milwaukee December 13 five persons were injured in a crash when their auto hit a Milwaukee road freight train at a crossing near Richfield. The injured, two men and three women, all reside in Hartford. Three are believed fatally hurt.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Road
Richfield
Hartford
Irish Question Sparks League Appeal for Ireland Inquiry
Representative Mason cable to Paul Hymans urges League of Nations support to send a special Irish inquiry team. Passports for committee members were refused a visa by the British embassy amid debate on Irish policy and martial law in southwestern Ireland. London discussion centers on cabinet plans and potential Sinn Fein negotiations as Premier Lloyd George balances compromise and force.
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Washington
Mason
Hiinels
Paul Hymans
League of Nations
League
Committee of 100
Ireland
State Department
Munson
America
London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Martial law declared in Bucharest after senate bombing
Paris reports Bucharest the Romanian capital is under martial law following disorder in the city and a time bomb explosion beneath the senate speakers’ tribune. Bishop Radou was killed and Gen Coanda minister Graciano and others wounded. Graciano gravely hurt, may die.
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Paris
Bukharest
Roumania
Radou
Senate
Riverside Bridge in distress east of Charleston
A naval radio report says the shipping board steamer Riverside Bridge is in trouble about 450 miles due east of Charleston South Carolina. The exact nature of the vessel’s trouble was not disclosed.
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New York
Naval Radio Station
Shipping Board
Riverside Bridge
Charleston
S. C
H. E. Dodge Is Dead Sole Head Of Dodge Bros Interests
Horace E Dodge, automobile manufacturer, dies in Palm Beach at his winter home after a period of illness. He had led the Dodge Bros empire since his brother John’s death and were long associated with Henry Ford. Their Ford interests grew from five thousand to twelve million dollars.
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Dodge Bros
Ford
Palm Beach
Fla
Horace E. Dodge
John Dodge
New York
Dodge
Henry Ford
Niles
Mich
Detroit
GM Truck Plant Reopens In Pontiac After Four Weeks Idle
General Motors truck plant in Pontiac Michigan resumes operations after a four week idle period. About half the workforce is on a production schedule for 400 machines for the remainder of December. Manager W L Day says normal operation may return soon after the new year. In Tucson Arizona railroad shops laid off 331 workers on Friday with 88 more cut on December 6. Union officials report a protest has been filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Pontiac
Mich
General Motors
W. L. Day
Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bolsheviks Dominate Alexandropol As Relief Plans Move
In Transcaucasia on December 13 a decree nationalizes banks and industries and sets up people's commissaries and a revolutionary tribunal at Erlvan. Local Bolsheviks now control Alexandropol, while Near East relief plans to shift supplies toward Kars.
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Near East Relief
Kare
tIndustries
Tifiis
Transcaucasia
Alexandropol
Near East
Kars
Erlvan
Ex Rep Lewis Ends Life in Montezuma
Former Congressman E B Lewis, president of the First National Bank of Montezuma and head of Lewis Banking Company, shot himself. Officials attribute the act to the Georgia peach crop failure and the cotton market downturn.
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Georgia
Montezuma, Gna
E. B. Lewis
First National Bank of
Montezuma
Lewis Banking Company
Markets Report Flour and Live Stock Prices
The market notes wheat types with prices for hard spring, soft winter, and March winter wheat including first clears and special brands. Rye flour, hay grades, and butter creamery scores with premiums listed. Eggs and live poultry prices, potatoes, and assorted cattle hogs sheep quotes with ranges for each grade and weight class.
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Kansac
Butthr
North Divide Residents Share News and Travels
North Divide and surrounding residents report daily events including farm sales, deliveries to Sidney, and visits from relatives. Local social life covers weddings, honeymoons in Denver, hospital stays, church bazaars, gatherings at Hand’s, and illness recoveries among neighbors.
Real bar gains in Pianos and Player Pianos at Burgess
F C Burgess offers real bar gains in pianos and player pianos. Located rear Betts Jewelry Store. Conklin's medium priced fountain pens available. Get them at the Rexall Store.
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F. C. Burgess
Betts Jewelry Store
Conklin
Rexall
Nebraska Teachers Association votes on proposed constitutional changes
Balloting is under way on a plan to reorganize the Nebraska State Teachers Association into a general body and six district groups with annual meetings. The draft constitution would add a district representative to the executive committee and place local control in district lines, aiming to include village and rural teachers and align Nebraska with neighboring states and the National Educational Association. Pamphlets and letters are distributed urging immediate vote.
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Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
National Educational Association
Edison Phonograph History Promises Christmas Deals
An Edison Phonograph today stems from about 35 years of Edison’s work in sound reproduction. The note asks if his authority matters to consumers and what Christmas gift Larson's Music Store recommends for families this season.
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A. Edison
Larson
Metz Millinery Sale Offers IVALEUR Ivory Gifts
A mid winter sale at Metz Millinery features IVALEUR IVORY-Iinexpensive Bas sett gifts priced from $7.50 to $200. The promotion touts these items as ideal Christmas presents during a large stock clearance.
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Ivaleur
Bassett’s
Metz
Burlington Ex-Sidney Mayor Visits Local Land Interests
Lawrence Fundingsland of Burlington Colorado, in town Thursday to oversee extensive land interests in the locality. Former Sidney resident and former mayor of Sidney, he returns to the area for property matters.
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Lawrence Fundingsland
Burlington
Colorado
Mr. Fundingsland
Sidney
Card of Thanks for Mr V Klein and Family
The V Klein family expresses gratitude for sympathy from friends in their sorrow. Also notes bakery sale at Sidney Meat and Provision Company on Saturday. Week end supplies prepared by the ladies of Eldora Lodge D of H No. 257.
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V. Klein
Sidney Meat and Provision Company
Eldora Lodge D. of
H. No. 257
Metz Millinery Sells Mid Winter Hats For Christmas
Christmas shoppers can choose from mid winter hats at Metz Millinery with prices from 2.00 to 7.50. Hats are advertised as stylish gift options for the season and available now.
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Metz
Merchants Advertise Up-To-Date Goods in This Paper
The column praises advertisers who back their products with current stock and fair faith. It asserts trust in merchants whose ads appear, implying goods are fresh and not shop worn, encouraging patronage of local shops.
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Nonpartisan League
Hurt
Auto
Frank K. Nebeker
Department of Justice
Nebeker
Department
Geneva Assembly
A. S
H. E. Dodge
Detroit Auto Maker
Florida
General Motors Co
Pontiac, Mich
REDS
Lewis
Chicago
Dec
North Divide
John Jones
T. C Spiker
Sam
Denver
Mr. Cunningham
Huntsman
Paul Hornby
Omaha
Messrs
Isiac Jones
Ed Schneuells
Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Geo Neaman
Isaac Jones
Ed Brockelsby
Ed Schneulla
Methodist Church
Momer Anderson
Ross Tooker
Huntsmans
Yerna Anderson
Pegdon
Hornby
Serman Blankey
Geo. Rippe
Frank Kenton
C. Schulenberg
Teachers’ Association
Columbia
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