Approval of U S Treaty Ends Debate in Berlin Reichstag
Berlin reports note the Reichstag approved the peace treaty with the United States allies amid strong opposition from communists. Herr Loebe thanked the House for prompt disposal, while Walter Stocker and others criticized the treaty as a Wilson era sham. An overwhelming majority supported the readings and ratification.
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Berlin
Herr Loebe
Reichstsg
Mik
Walter Stocker
Wilson
Herr -Leake
Howse
Germany
Arbuckle Released on Bond in Manslaughter Case
Roscoe Arbuckle released on bond in connection with the death of Misa Virginia Kemp. He remains in city custody awaiting arraignment set for October 3 on the grand jury manslaughter charge. District attorney aims to file information within thirty days.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Roscoe
Misa Virginia Kappe
Los
Jade Lazarus
Landford Ousted From Home in Local Court Action
Landford loses home after judge approves eviction. John Zaiccareila quietly bought the building from Alexander Gerri, becoming Gerri'shand. court orders Gerri's lease upheld and Zuccarcia to vacate. In Missouri, a pearl weighing 35 carats valued at 85 000 was found by E. E. Adams in Mack River, touted as the region's finest and largest.
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Landford
Chicago
Sone
Bernard Barasa
John Zaiccareila
Alexander Gerri
Puiiding
Gerri
Zuccarcia
Biull
Mack River
E. E. Adamns
Aviation leaders to attend Omaha International Aero congress
Air Commodore Haur ton, Britain’s aviation attaché in Washington, among distinguished visitors to the International Aero congress in Omaha on November 1. Misa Bessie Coleman, 24, American aviatrix, returns from Europe after training in France and becoming a pioneer for her race. Pershing visits forces on the Rhine with Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen. cavalry details and street crowds noted during the arrival.
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Omaha
Neb
Haurton
Washington
England
International Aero Congress
Negress la Aviatrix
New York
Misa Bessie Coleman
Negrees
Chicago
Europe
France
Pershing
Rhine
Cobbens
Henry T. Allen
Chicago firm cuts farm supplements 1 to 2 percent
Tar-Vester company announced reductions from 1 to 2 percent in most farm supplements, effective October 1. This marks the second general reduction by the company this year.
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Chicago
Interna Gong
Strikes Mount as Labor Strife Spreads Across Nation
Washington reports 29 strikes nationwide, four more than prior. Secretary Davis cites wage cuts as a major cause. October named Repair Month in Topeka and Kansas urged to observe to create jobs. Rockefeller donations fund professorial visits to Armageddon described in Revelation.
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Washington, D C
Davis
Topeka
Kea
Allen
Chicago
DL. Rockefeller, Jr
Tan
Wmable
University of Chicago
Eaceveene
Senate Begins Consideration of Tax Bill in DC
The Senate opens debate on a tariff and tax bill in Washington DC as lawmakers weigh provisions affecting commerce and federal revenue. Early discussions focus on duties, exemptions, and how measures will impact industries and consumers nationwide.
California Fig Syrup advertisement and spoof
An old advertise ment touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for constipation in children and urges mothers to ensure genuine product by asking for California. The text also includes a garbled line about a man and his acre.
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California
Swamp Root Kidney Ailment Cure Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a curative for kidney and bladder ailments. It promotes the vegetable compound, urges immediate treatment, and offers sample bottles by mailing to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, with a request to mention the paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Burlington
Uheane Aos
H.R. Shanon
Apple Tree Point Farm
Burlington, Vt
Pinkham
Dyed fabrics and household goods advertisements fragment
A compilation of ad copy and stray lines discusses dye products like Diamond Dyes and Ball Blue, along with brand mentions Cuticura and other beauty items. The clippings include advice quotes about modern women and fashion, plus a stray remark about waves and clothing.
Treaty Vote on October 14 Set for Senate Action
Senate leaders plan to bring ratification of the German Austrian and Hungarian peace treaties to a vote on October 14 with the agreement giving treaties legislative priority. Supporters say the measures will proceed unless opponents muster enough votes to defeat. Senator Lodge announced plans to present the proposal for formal action.
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Washington, D.C
Eileas Some
Fortsern Oberacle Lytervenes
Senate
Hungarien
Wight
Lodge
Language Law Ruling Misunderstood by Fremont Court
A garbled report from HLincein and Neb Mann papers discusses Judge Batten's Fremont ruling as misinterpreted while contrasting with Judge Albert of Columbus. The case centers on a law affecting religious instruction and foreign language use in schooling, with assertions about constitutionality and enforcement.
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Hlincein
Neb Mann
Batten
Fremont
T. J. Albert
Columbus
Albert’ Dets
Jedge Totton
Unclear historic notes on troop withdrawal and 1920 ballot petitions
Fragmentary text reports statements by Senator Lodge and President Harding regarding American troops in Germany and a peace treaty, noting uncertainty about withdrawal timing. It also mentions petitions filed to place BR. A. Nestes for governor Sveinbjorn for attorney general and JA Kitchen for agriculture and labor commissioner on the North Dakota ballot.
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Lodge
Qug
Helene Fe
Harding
Germany
Ube
Bismarck
North Dakota
Terie
Petituons
Secretary of State
BR. A. Nestes
Sveinbjorn
JA. Kitchen
Commissiuner of Agriculture
Transpacific Record Set by Empire Biate
The Empire Biate, docked in San Francisco, achieved a new transpacific running time from Yokohama. The liner completed the voyage in 12 days 16 hours 44 minutes, beating the previous best of 18 days 7 hours by its sister ship Golden Blaze.
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San Francisco
Cal
Yokohama
Golden Blaze
Mavicn
Nominates Raymund Brown for Hawaii Secretary Post
Washington D C reports President Harding nominating Raymund Brown of Hawaii to be secretary of the territory of Hawaii. Dee Maines messages to governors of nine Midwestern states invite attendance at a conference in Lew Maines to discuss street rate and employee previews. Conference date not yet set. Snipers active in East Belfast with rifle fire toward Lewinwnards roads district. multiple rounds fired.
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Washington, Il. C
Presdent Harding
Raymund ©. Brown
Hawaii
Territory of Hawaii
Dee Maines
N. E. Kenda
Lew Maines
Belfast
Lewinwnards Roads
Mast Delfest
Fred
Cevel
How Women Avoid Surgical Operations
A brief item from Chicago discusses options or methods women use to avoid surgical operations. It notes practical approaches and health considerations relevant to readers seeking non surgical care paths.
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