Gensure Vote Blocks Commons In War Debt Debate
London reports the House of Commons blocked a government plan amid war debt concerns. Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Eden and others faced criticisms as the cabinet plotted cuts and debt reduction. Opposition figures questioned expenditures, while figures like Lloyd George and MacLean weighed in on confidence votes and party strategy.
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Rioters slain in clash with 27 policemen
Two rioters died and ten were injured as police struggled to disperse a public demonstration in Alexandria. Police used sticks and batons. shots were fired into the crowd after troopers arrived. Several students were arrested as authorities sought to quell the unrest. A government moderator considered sending a mission to Egypt to review constitutional changes in the protectorate.
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Robbers Blow Open Vault at State Bank of Sherrard
A bank robbery at the State Bank of Sherrard saw robbers blow the floor of the vault and crack individual deposit boxes, taking about $99,000 in Liberty bonds and cash. Authorities pursued clues tied to a prior Mason County抢 incident involving $10,000 in bonds.
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No Kick in Castarets and Public Defense Debate
Fragmented OCR shows claims about Castarets and public defense during a trial context. Mentions Bonat Law and Winston Churchill defending the war effort. Describes court proceedings with references to testimony, defendants, and Pandorla ated a Tread. Indicates questions about statements linking art and defense personnel.
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Witnesses Called in Chicago Fraud Trial Reports
The Chicago trial continues with over 260 witnesses summoned as officials including S Pang Alatar campaign heads and 12 others face charges of fraud. Proceedings describe mediation and testimony around the alleged campaign schemes and related misconduct.
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Mild Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A dubious home remedy claims to mix a pint of sugar with boiling water and Mentho Laxene to treat chest colds and coughs. It touts strong healing effects, targets both children and adults, and urges asking pharmacists for the product, promising money back guarantees.
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Austrian Generals Criticized For Stopping Fighting
Vienna reports harsh censure of von Aiz and Wallstaeten for halting operations before the armistice. Commission testimony claims the stop allowed the enemy to reorganize, with alleged advances and 300,000 prisoners taken during the period cited.
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Miore Inn
Digestive Aid Ad Claims Quick Relief for Indigestion
An old advertising snippet touts a remedy for stomach distress including indigestion heartburn and sour stomach. It promises rapid relief after meals and claims the product costs a few dollars with strong user benefits and easy tablets.
Try Bisurated Magnesia for Stomach Trouble
A dubious health ad urges indigestion sufferers to try bisurated magnesia instead of common remedies. It promises relief from fermentation, gas, and discomfort after meals, claiming quick neutralization of stomach irritation and easier eating with this pure magnesium compound.
Tailor Made Man at Orpheum Tonight
The Orpheum presents a theatrical production titled Tailor Made Man. Main actor Paul Dait leads a satirical comedy exploring ambition and social ascent with wit and philosophy amid a large cast, including Alvaight in a key role.
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Tina Bellat
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Haro Verntige
Historic Connecticut flag sent as reward for war bond oversubscription
The historic American flag was sent to Connecticut today by Secretary Glass as a reward for the state’s oversubscription to the Victory Liberty loan. Connecticut led with 49.28 percent over its quota, followed by Alaska and the District of Columbia. Michigan posted 65.70 percent.
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Proper Way to Take Aspirin in 1920s Ad Fragment
Fragment from an old advertisement discusses “Bayer” aspirin tablets and packaging for various pains. It includes garbled lines about safe instructions, product names, and references to prohibition era concerns and general consumer messaging.
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Farmers Unite to Counter Radicalism Across Industries
Otic leaders including Campbell, head of the National Milk Producers, unite farmers and manufacturers in a national campaign to combat radical agitation. The plan aims to educate and restore industrial harmony by rallying support and promoting stability in agriculture and industry.
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Petrograd Fall Likely This Winter Reports From Exiled MP
Ellingfors reports Lt Col Malone, a British MP, returning from Petrograd after an unofficial visit. He says Bolshevik reports are false, Lenin and Trotsky seem active, Trotzky allegedly commands vast forces, and a German-backed Russian army exists in the Baltic provinces.
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Fiume Elections Show Voters Support Annexation
Paris news reports that in Fiume on Sunday 6638 voters backed annexation, with 1864 for the Fanella led faction and a split from Captain Gabriele d'Annunzio. A large bloc did not vote, per advices arriving from the port.
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Pershing's Full War Report Nearing Completion
Washington October 28 General Pershing says his report on command of the American expeditionary force is nearing completion It will be an official history of the war covering all major operations and movements and Pershing's departure from Washington in April 1917 and return plus numerous allied conferences and diplomatic negotiations overseas The report will be detailed and include retreats and commanders reports.
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Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Advertisement Claims
An old advertisement touts Wizard Oil as a simple remedy for sore throat chest colds sprains and minor injuries with quick relief when used as a gargle or chest rub. It promises money back if not satisfied and also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills at WW cents with guaranteed relief.
Unfavorable U S Comment on Made in Turkey
An Associated Press report from Constantinople notes English and American policy shifts criticizing United States stance on Armenian Turkish relations. The piece discusses dissatisfaction with President Wilson and claims hesitations hinder plans, undermining efforts to support Turkish capacity and Iranian aid dynamics.
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British Deny Passports to Hun Delegates
British authorities refuse passports to a number of German delegates amid a tense pre conference period. The move affects invited officials and partners, signaling strained relations as talks loom in October with limited visa access and ongoing security reviews.
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Conference to Address Cantri Empire Internal Problema
Driligh government rejects key delegates including Max Warburg and Herr von Gizinner. Three German and three Austrian delegates will attend the conference called by the Fight the Famine Council led by Baron Darmaar. US and other nations will participate as discussions touch alcohol content and beverage regulation with penalties for violations.
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Herr von Gizinner
Dentaghe Bank
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Absolute ban on liquor sales begins in Washington
Washington, Del. Agents of the Internal Revenue Service move to enforce an absolute prohibition after Senate passage override of the president’s veto. Only saloons remaining legally open sell beverages under one half of one percent alcohol as efforts to enforce the ban intensify.
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Duel to the death or best of five cats debate
A fragment from Boys' Life shows two cats debating a planned confrontation with lines about a duel to the death or a best of five. The odd exchange includes erroneous phrases and a stray call to heal skin diseases and expediency.
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