Million Men and Women Voted Socialists Gain Strength
Report on postwar German elections notes heavy socialist gains across Bavaria Nassau and Hamburg with socialists winning in Munich East Prussia and Hamburg while centrists and independent socialists win seats in Baden Württemberg and other states. prominent figures like Scheidemann Ebert supporters and former officials are mentioned among victors.
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Ip Scheidemann
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Wilhelm Pfannsluck
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McEllor Ebert
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Ebert
German Armistics
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Reichstag
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Citizens and Peasants Party
Wurttembere
East Prussia
Ham-burg
Majors Decline Sign Pact Let Minors Act Alone
New York January 1 Major leagues refuse to sign papers aiding minor league players or future changes in relations. Ban Johnson and John Heydler rejected the proposed treaty. The majors adopt a watchful waiting stance and will not interfere as minors operate independently. Melina Pennsylvania January 21 Frank Baker deserts the New York Yankees to play with Upland as he did in 1915. Miller reports the transfer and notes the move from the Athletics. Washington January 21 A Sherman resolution proposes government department news publication studies and seeks to curb their power and preserve free press for taxpayers.
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John Heydler
National Associa
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Frank Baker
New York Yankees
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Delaware County
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Upland
Athletics
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Sherman
Illinois
Republican
Congressional Printing Committee
Faye elevator fire damages city business district
A fire broke out this morning at a local elevator establishing business in the city. Masterson and assistant Richard Sherman attempted to combat the flames and suffered smoke exposure while Cherman's nose was burnt. The blaze burned for about an hour and caused significant property loss.
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Masterson
Richard Sherman
Cherman
Papes Cold Compound Claims Quick Relief for Grippe
The ad promises to break a severe cold within hours by taking Pape’s Cold Compound every two hours for three doses. It claims to relieve runny nose feverishness sneezing headache and body aches with no substitute needed and at little cost.
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Happenings in This Vicinity 25 Years Ago
A digest of past events notes Aloysius T A B to unite into St Aloysius T A B and reports from 1893 on factory work hours for women. Capt Jerry Haling caught a fine string of fish at Rocky Hill. over 1,000 children attended a fair. W Williams & Son added to their carriage works. Richard L De Weng named vice president of Middlesex Society. Mrs Meret to move to Denver for health. Evelin B White dies. William Mathison, longtime W B Douglas employee, dies at 67. Concert tickets for Middletown Choral Union sold. coal defined as compressed sunshine.
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Jerry Haling
Rocky Hill
W. Williams & Son
Richard L.de Weng
State of Society For
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J. ¥. Meret
Denver
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Charles A. Pradosk
Neal
Joseph Stocking Williams
Pleasant Street
Evelin’ B. White
Park Place
William Mathison
W. & B. Douglas
Fountain Avenue
Middletown Choral Union
Middlesex
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