Spain Rejoins League and Tangier Pact Mark 1928 Policy
Spain under Primo de Rivera enters the League of Nations, resuming full participation after years of partial involvement. Tangier statute negotiations with Britain France and Italy yield a safer French and Spanish zone, while internal reforms press on with constitutional debate and state control measures. The year sees ministerial reshuffles and notable deaths including Vicente Blasco Ibanez and Maria Guerrero.
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Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Spain
League of Nations
Geneva
Council
League
Labor Bureau
England
France
Italy
Tangier
Paris
Morocco
Adn
National Consultative Assembly
Assembly
America
National Assembly
Epacope
Duke of Tetuan
Iepublican
Primo de Nivera
Madid
Capta.o. Jimeres
Iglesias
SetiNec
Near East
Ramon Franca
Cadiz
Star‘linex
Numancia
Millon Pereta
Vicent Blasco Ibanez
Mentore
Maria Guerrero
Juan Vasquezella
Cratas
Catastrophes Strike Spain Near Year End
The text recalls two disasters in Spain: a fire at the Novedades theatre during a Sunday performance causing 400 deaths and injuries, and a blast at a powder magazine in Melilla that killed 70 and injured 300, devastating the surrounding district.
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Scioucibes
Spain
Novedades Theatre
A Mellila
Local Notes From Elyria Area Grange Installations
Community reports detail the installation of grange officers by L J Tabor at Elyria and a sequence of Sunday visits, holiday gatherings, and sickroom help. Names include Mr and Mrs Payne Keeling, Rudolph and Ruth Eiseman, Marguerite Buch, John Naegele, Dan Kater, George Ross, Dorothy Lillie, Frieda Thudium, Fern Thudium, Walter Handley, Albert Hawley, Grace Crile, and Earl Easterday among others. Families, travel to St Petersburg, Florida, and New Year farewell plans for Easterday are noted along with Christmas dinners and funeral attendance in the area.
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Payne Keeling
Port Harves
Michigan
Rudolph
Ruth Eiseman
Liss
Marguerite Buch
Cleveland
Adiso
John Naegele
Dan Kater
Mr. and
George Ross
Dorothy Lillie
Mra
Nay Dirlam
Kenneth
Harold
Mavia
O. H
Reldeo Monacv
Fern Thudium
Walter Handley
Elyria
Albert Hawley
Wooster
Grace Crile
Mr. Barreth
Wellingtons
Friests
Nuanber
Roy Beaver
Alutra
N. Y
George Hart
James Myers
Baby
Akron
H. I. Solida
D. W. Baum
Will Baum
Penfield
M. Herman Gannett
Amherst
Floy Solida
Gingrich
Chales Regal
Lilian Wheeler
Chil
Ice cream soda credited to Franklin Institute pioneers
Philadelphia reports the Franklin Institute credited inventors as creating the ice cream soda for the Centennial Exposition of 1876. Dr. Howard McClenahan notes the drink's origin among savants. A Washington town referendum upheld dog roaming rights in a 103 to 43 vote, and Dartmouth College traces to 1759 as a school for educating Native peoples.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Institute
Howard McClenahan
The
Sovriety
Washington
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