Allies Demand Cows From Germany Under Versailles Pact
The Watidny letter calls on American aid as Allies press Germany to deliver 810000 cows in four yearly installments plus 140000 more within three months, warning of famine for France and Belgium if fulfilled. It urges German relief groups and German Americans to help, noting milk shortages and urging large orders for condensed milk exports to aid industry.
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Germany
Berlin
France
Belgium
Friends’ Relief Committee
Why New Jersey Draws Joyful Grooms to Crime
A readers’ letter questions why many embezzling or forger grooms end up in New Jersey. It cites a common claim that they prefer life there with ill gotten money, noting a cited boast that Hoboken is pleasant to die in and implying fewer regrets about jail there than elsewhere.
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New Jersey
Hoboken
Yes They Are Married by Justice of Peace Chamberlain
The article notes a marriage performed by Justice of Peace Chamberlain since January. It mentions the squire lacked full state authority and that the couples face some chagrin over the informal legality of the union, though the marriage is not questioned.
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Justice of Peace
Ten Years Ago Art Standen and Town Justice Fines Youth
A muddled report recalls Ten Years Ago when Art Standen and City officials, including Mayor Thomas Conway, fined a Flyria youth $25 and sixty days in jail for a speech deemed improper about character. Pearlford hosted an ALE year old Flyria youth who pleaded for courtesy toward Miss Walters. Johnstown, Pa. reports a youth drifting into bad habits after his mother's death. Firemen battled a basement blaze at Gardner Sherburne's Gates area home. Patrolman Pat Crehan involved in a brawl with masked men who resisted and fled the scene.
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Art Standen
Thomas Conway
Flyria
Heme Very Carel
D’Annunzio Fiamme In Poetic Flair And Society Clippings
An eccentric collage traces Gabrielle D’Annunzio’s heroism in verse and mocks society trends. It notes Russia’s marriage market and a Pennsylvania wife trading her husband for a grindstone. Several paragraphs touch on humorous anecdotes and Mary Garden’s possible Parliament bid.
League to deploy troops in Vilna region over plebiscite
Geneva reports the League of Nations will invoke force for the first time by sending troops into Lithuania to keep order in Vilna and surrounding territory. The plebiscite overseen by the League will decide whether the area joins Poland or Lithuania, with France Belgium and Spain reportedly opposing.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Council
Lithuania
Vilna
League
France
Belgium
Spain
Local farmer bans hunting after pet rabbit killed on his land
Observers report Carlisle farmer Henry Skauver registered a kick against hunters on his farm after two men sought permission to hunt, entered his home, and shot his pet rabbit in the yard. Crowds grow on Brow Street and Euclid Avenue as markets prepare for a poultry surge, with high school theater chatter echoing on a recent English Week night.
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Henry Skauver
Carlisle
Shauver
Brow Street
Eneclid Avenue
Cleveland
Beyond Recall In A Small Town Funeral Reel
A garbled film-like piece recalls a man kicked of f. The neighbors bring flowers as an undertaker and preacher appear while the deceased cannot read or smell them. The scene shifts to a third reel with scorched lines about helping others before they are beyond recall.
Dinner Stories Produce Studio Chaos and Clever Plan
A chaotic studio scene follows an ambitious new producer as he pushes crew and star through frantic takes and plan changes. A sharp line about a ticket seller hints at studio culture and questions of discrimination, while residents of a small town debate local recognition and reception logistics.
Miss Tawney Apple Loses Suitors In Lively Town Tale
In a bustling scene two beauty doctors discard Miss Tawney Apple, ticket seller at Fairy Grotta, while a violent accident near Celyon Junction leaves George Pie and an unnamed companion wounded. Jenkins paddles away as a gun discharge injures a boy. A chaotic report sketches social color and a menacing incident on the river route between Vermilion and here.
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Ntison
George Pie
Milan
Tng
Panton
Jenkins
Rahore
Celyon Junction
Here
Vermilion
Dick Hunting
Clean Up Ex Emperors Villa in Corfu
Nov 22 Corfu reports Achilleion villa, former William II residence, being repainted and renovated to receive a guest. Liberty avenue once named under Venizelos era regains its original name Avenue William II as neighbors note cleanup of the grounds. Rumor suggests Queen Sophia will seek Allied consent for a 45 viatt of the former emperor Corti upon return to Athens.
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Corfu
Achillelon Villa
William of
Germany
Venizelos
Liberty Avenue
William II
Sophia
Athens
Emnoone Ty Corti
Mexican consul acted unofficially on frontier passport rules
Mexico City reported that Robert W. Pesqueira a Mexican confidential agent in the United States acted without authority ordering Mexican consumer agents on the international frontier not to view US Senator passports. Albert B. Fall planned to visit Mexico City for Obregon inauguration on December 1. Foreign affairs under secretary Dr. Cuthberts Hidalgo said Pesqueira’s actions do not reflect policy and only the president can expel foreigners or ban entry. Washington says Pesqueira had no defined powers and no decision yet to rectify his action.
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Mexico City
Roberto W. Pesqueira
United States
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Fl Universal
Cuthberts Eidalgo
Foreign Affairs
Pasqueira
Music teaching planned in Negla Township schools event
North Auloola North Russia November 22 192? Russell of Oberlin to teach music in Negla Township Schools. A social at the District 2 Russia Township school Wednesday evening November 24 to benefit the school library. A Thanksgiving program will be given with agricultural displays on exhibit. County Supt B C Scale will present a stercoptican lecture. Friends and relatives mentioned attendance at local homes and gatherings.
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North Russia
Iquisa Nash
Emma Albright
Elyria
Ebergs
Florence Berg
Cleveland
Bert Franklin
Eda Beek
Brathers
Hewin
Albert
Fred Berg
Lindsay
Frank Eckbouer
Frank Eckbouer Jr
Lorain
Ed Sanislo
Dannunzio Opposed To Rapallo Treaty Declares Stand
Gabriele D Annunzio, leader at Fiume, says he will not yield on the Adriatic dispute with Italy and Jugoslavia. He insists the fruits of victory belong to Italy and vows to continue fighting for Italy's just claims. In Amherst, Nov 22, Tripleta Bablera is born to Mr and Mrs Gust Bablera, dies.
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Rome
Gabriele D' Annunzio
Fiume
Rapallo
Adriatic
Italy
Juno Slavia
D'Annunzio
Fideon
Gideon
Amherst
Tripleta
Bir
Gust Bablera
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Amercian Newspaper Publishers Association
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Chicago
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Robert E. Ward
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Gates
Pat Crehan
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Gabe
York
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Mary Garden
England
Mary
Sweden
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Posen
Riga
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Wille Shakespeare
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America
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Oken
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Jeri
Hudson
Holland
Book of Holy Writ
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Chigmeraville
Abe Martin
Auloola
TYRE
Dannunzio
United Day Cleaning Company
Sltrains
Victor Recorse
H.G. Rory
W. Broad St. Elyria
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Elyria Enameled Products Company
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