Italian Metal Workers See Referendum End Near
Milan reports incomplete returns from a metal workers referendum on an industrial agreement. The Genoa chamber of labor leader declared broad approval, with Voltri voting 2400 to 23. A telegraph from the American Metal Workers union urged Italian workers toward victory.
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Milan
Italy
Chamber of Labor
Genoa
Voltri
Federaof Metal Workers
American Metal Workers
Foch Relieves Grief With Secret Trip To Longwy Grave
At Metz on September 27 Marshal Foch attended a Knights of Columbus banquet then left by night in a gray automobile. He was bound for Longwy to kneel at his son's grave, killed early in the war. He must return to Paris the next day.
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Mets
Knights of Columbus
Marshal Foch
Poland
Paris
Foch
Ac Jefom
Notice on stopping delivery of The News
On account of being unable to get Rein I am forced to stop delivery of The News. Please call at the store for your B. .P. Hamilton.
Markets Report Grain and Livestock Prices Drop Names and Wages
Grain and provisions quotes show hard and soft wheats at various patent grades, rye flour prices, hay bids, and cattle hogs lambs and butter and egg prices. The list includes farm staple figures for steers, cows, veal calves, hogs, sheep, and poultry with unit ranges and delivery terms, reflecting market activity and pricing. The closing lines praise honest work and effort, noting that results follow effort even if not immediately visible.
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Kansas
Minnesota
Jersey
A Trick of Fortune
Rodney Merle seeks rural peace in Leesville and becomes entwined with Mrs Briggs and her daughter Lettie. After a fire destroys the home, Merle discovers hidden securities revealing a fortune. He pledges to rebuild and proposes, joining Lettie and her mother as they begin anew in a small cottage.
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Rodney Merle
Leesville
Abigail Briggs
Merle
Lettie
Lattie
John Briggs
Snake Eaters Hold Northern Africa Convention
After five years the annual convention of northern Africa snake eaters met in Tunis and Algeria. Seventeen veteran reptile consumers competed, many war veterans wearing French medals. Over four hundred small snakes were measured and distributed. The eating test required head first insertion with no bunching. The winner, who finished his 24 snakes first, received a ball studded with nails and coins.
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Africa
Tunis
Algeria
France
Humming Bird Awese Woodchuck
Brash writer R. L Brasher recounts a humorous scene from Boy's Life about a clever woodchuck, a humming bird, and hens. The animal intruder is challenged and retreats abruptly, prompting lively commentary on domain and behavior.
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Woodchuck
Ruby
R. L Brasher
Rabbit Drives In Washington Boost Northwest Meat Supply
About 85 000 jack rabbits were killed in eastern Washington drives led by the biological survey. Demand in Northwest cities supported strong prices with white tailed rabbits at 2 50 per dozen and black tailed at about 2. Preference favored shot over harried carcasses, which should be drawn quickly after cost. An extension of the campaign is planned.
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Washington
Biological Survey
Northwest
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