Armistice Day Observances and Political Echoes Across Nations
Armistice Day diverse ceremonies mark the remembrance of World War I. In Washington, President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge honor the Unknown Soldier tomb. abroad, London sees royal tribute, Dublin joins in the observance, and Paris hosts public rites as governments reflect on wartime leadership and current diplomacy.
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President Coolidge
Fascisti
Italy
Eusebio Ayala
United States
Mexico
Cuba
British Empire
France
America
Arlington Cemetery
Coolidge
Counterfeit Liberty bonds ring busted in Midwest
Government secret service in the Middle West uncovers a ring flooding the country with forged federal securities. Warrants issued in Chicago for many suspects. several arrested. A chief figure is Newmark, assistant state fire marshal of Illinois.
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Middle West
Chicago
Arcandy
Newmark
Illinois
Jewelry smuggling ring broken up by Treasury and customs
Washington reports the bust of a jewelry smuggling conspiracy tied to at least two murders in Los Angeles. Victims include Mrs. Theresa Mars, a jeweler and antique dealer, and Harry L. Katz. A man named Medlanski, now fleeing abroad, is said to have supplied the illicit jewelry. Kid McCoy is detained in the Mars case.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Theresa Mars
Kid" McCoy
Harry L. Katz
Treasury
Medlanski
Baltimore Congressman Cleared in Volstead Case After Home Win
OHN PHILIP HILL of Baltimore, congressman and foe of the Volstead law, was acquitted by a jury in U S district court on charges of manufacturing intoxicating wine and cider at his home. Judge Soper held the Volstead clause defining beverages over 0.5 per cent alcohol as illegal did not apply to nonintoxicating home made wines and cider. The government must prove intoxication in fact. Wayne Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League notes 320 of 432 dry-endorsed House candidates won, wets took 82 of 174.
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Ohn
Philip Hill
Baltimore
United States District Court
Soper
Wayne JB Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
House of Representatives
Turkish opposition forms first party to challenge Kemal
Opponents of Mustafa Kemal Pasha led by former Premier Raouf Bey resigned from Kemal’s People’s Party and formed the first opposition party. The group includes influential figures named in last week’s review and is expected to present Kemal with significant trouble.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Raouf Bey
Kemal
Eople
Stresemann Leads Pro Republic Forces in German Test Vote
Supporters of the republic in Germany rallied behind Foreign Minister Stresemann who led the drive, amid a test election in Anhalt that hurt both Nationalists and Communists. Stresemann broke with the Monarchists, predicting December 7 may deliver the Communists their worst defeat since the armistice as workers return to the Socialist Democratic party.
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Germany
Stresemann
Diet
Anhalt
Socialist Democratic Party
Chang Tso-Lin Sets Path to Rule China from Peking
ASE CHANG TSO-LIN of Manchuria moves to seize control of China and will go to Peking after military discipline is formed. He has reshaped officials, promises more, and may push Feng aside while meeting Anfu leader Tuan Chi-fui in Tianjin. Wu Pei Fu still fights, with ten provinces backing him, mainly in the Yangtse region.
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Ase Chang Tso-Lin
Manchurian
China
Peking
Feng
Chang
Tuan Chi-fui
Anfu
Summer Palace
Tientsin
Wu Pei Fu
Yangtse
Goldman warns bolshevism as international disease in London
MMA Goldman, a veteran archist deported from the United States and now in England, tells London intellectuals that bolshevism has brought tyranny and is an international threat. She warns that even few communists can destroy, urging world warning and defense against the movement. Senator Borah, meanwhile, advocates recognizing the Soviet government as a step toward European economic rehabilitation.
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Mma Goldman
United States
Russia
England
Miss Goldman
London
Borah
Europe
Pleasant Valley Social and Market Chatter
Cold week in Pleasant Valley as residents report travel to Sidney and Sterling for shopping. John Brachtenbach returns home after wheat work north of Sidney. Ed Rogers sells turkeys and Ruth Rogers visits with Brachtenbach. Fecker and Jolinek families among shoppers. A program supper and dance closes the weekend with wishes for more winter gatherings. C. B. Kinton improves rapidly. Paul Sparks assists Jim Sparks with butchering.
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John Brachtenbach
Sidney
Bill Fecker
Lester Mason
Ed Rogers
George Fisher
A. Y B. Jolinek
Sutter
Earl Flecker
Opal
Sterling
Mesdames Yahn
Sylvester
Jack
David
George Rogers
C. St. Rogers
Grandpa Rogers
Earl Hecker
Ruth Rogers
Edward Brachtenbach
Jake Morfeld
Local North Sidney Socials and Fires Report
North Sidney residents visited Clyde Kinton and J C Sparks homes across the weekend. A house burned during absence of the owners. Several Sparks and Busboom family members gathered for meals and calls. Tom Barnes and Will Spearow noted extended travels and a Farmers Union meeting drew a large turnout with new members.
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Tom Barnes
East
Farmers Union Meeting
North Sidney
Eastbound visit prompts family greetings from Wolverton pair
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolverton left for an extended visit in the east. Mrs. Otto Kurz is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Sparks.
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Ed Wolverton
Otto Kurz
Jim Sparks
Taxi-wall 161 Sends Phrase to Laundry
A brief note reads SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY. The phrase appears on Taxi-wall 161 as a concise instruction, suggesting a disposal or cleaning action. The item emphasizes a terse directive within the observed listing.
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George
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Dublin
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Fiske
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M. Gore
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West Virginia
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Cambridge
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Charles Curtis
Kansas
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Austria
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Abie Mgr. Seipel
Assolini
Pleasant Valley
Eyveryone
C. B. Kinton
Paul Sparks
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George Rippe
John Jones
Clyde Kinton
Carl Busboom
Will Spearow
Clyde Sparks
J. C
Cari B Busboom
Mandar
Claude Sparks
Omaha
Carl Schmidt
Homer Haskins
Joe C. Hassenstab
Buescher Band Instrument Company
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Cam
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