German Youth Question and Beer Industry in Wartime
The piece notes German concerns over youth culture and music during occupation times, citing Herr Wagner and national resentment toward French use of black workers. It discusses Berlin beer culture, noting 12 breweries in the capital and diverse beer varieties, as well as President von Hinden’s postwar letters of thanks and attitudes toward typists.
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Herr Wagner
Germany
Johann Ugs
Rhine- Jaceite
United
Cologne carnival to be revived after 11 years idle
The Cologne carnival, the gayest German fair, plans revival next year after 11 years of inactivity. Allied advances threaten Cologne’s territory. plans for 1926 involve reduced parades and a shift from horse fairs to an automobile show as clergy opposition wanes.
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Cologne
Troe
Vice President Dawes Lacks Biography in Directory
Washington December 11 Vice President Dawes is the only high federal official without a biography in the new congressional directory. Publishers say the omission was an oversight since the last directory, issued before Dawes became vice president, served as the guide.
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Washington
Dawes
Funeral for Ottawa lumberman John R Booth
Thousands gathered in Ottawa despite freezing weather as the body of John R Booth, noted lumberman, was laid to rest in Beechwood cemetery. The services drew many citizens, honoring a man who built a great fortune from timber work carried out over more than seventy years.
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Ottawa
John R. Booth
Booth
Beechwood Cemetery
Boot
Enrights Brother Detained In Corning Murder Case
Michael J. Enright brother of New York Police Commissioner Richard B. Enright was taken into custody near Campbell in a Corning murder probe. District Attorney Guy W. Cheney said a first degree murder charge is likely and will ask Sheriff W. O. Page to file information. The farm tied to Commissioner Enright is run by his brother William who has been ill and away from the farm.
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Commissioner Enright
Wm. Enright
William
Cheney
Michael Enright
Action on Shoals Delayed in Senate
One resolution sponsored by Rules Chairman Snell and another by Appropriations Chairman Madden will be postponed as a vote on Shoals actions is delayed.
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Snell
Rules Committee
Madden
Appropriations Committee
Plans for modern six story hotel announced
News briefs note a proposed six story hotel here with a cost over 275000 dollars planned by J William Rockefeller of the Rockefeller Hotel chain based in City. The project would begin after January first. Chancellor Futrell ruling changes Blytheville tax levies and district payments, voiding previous taxes to fund street work. Nashville volunteers sell 20000 coins in a day as they pursue a 200000 coin quota with thirteen southern states in the drive.
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J. Willgen
Rockefeller Hotel
City
Blytheville, Ark
M. Futrell
Blytheville
Nashville
Tenn
Georgia
Adaptation to Environment in Early Marmon Scene
A fragmentary note from Chesterfield quotes a flirtatious exchange about beauty and resilience. It mentions Marmon, a reference to a car, and Fatima as a coping persona, with a sharp aside on throats. The fragment preserves social tone and dated diction without broader context.
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Chesterfield
Fatima
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Berlin
Berone
William the First
von Hinden
Mupal
Dent
Pat Oo
New York
Bensonhurst
Brook
Meysel
Enright
Mackenzie King
Arthur Meighen
Conservative Party
Conn
Ted Lewis
Isham Jones
Sousa
Conn Mobile Co. i Bphia el St
Hine
Lindite
Vercoats
Cee and Co
Dauphin Street
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