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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1924
Page
13
A reflective note invites readers to revisit a historic morning in the sixteenth century. It signals a journey back in time to explore events, daily life, and notable persons from that era with emphasis on tangible details and period atmosphere.
Zagloul Pasha reportedly obtains a passport for Europe and may travel to a health resort. In Cairo, an Egyptian infantry battalion arrived from Khartum, 34 detainees were questioned, and a Liberal Constitutional protest warned against arrests as the murder inquiry into Sirdar Stack's shooting proceeds.
The document records the Georgia and Delaware electors final ascertainment certificates for the 1924 presidential election. It lists names, occupations, and cities of Georgia electors, along with the governor and secretary of state attestations, and includes an unrelated section on Egypt and British dispatches. It preserves the official language and signatures from state offices.
Special cable dispatch from London reports former prime minister Bonar Law in a spirit séance relaying messages to Lord Beaverbrook via Lord Northcliffe. Hannen Swaffer describes a dramatic session with Conan Doyle and figures from British public life as Northcliffe’s voice speaks.
Regal Nov 30 The Hathonian Government asks the Soviet government to explain its ties to the third internationale and its funds alleged to seek foreign government overthrow. It protests ongoing demonstrations by Soviet employees pupils and red forces before Esthonian officials in Russia since the trial of 149 communists in Reval. One communist was shot ten others jailed or sent to a field court and 138 sentenced to imprisonment.
Cardiff reports rescuers brought out alive five of eleven miners trapped at Kilane pit in Dungant after a water inrush last Thursday night. One body was recovered, with the fate of the remaining five still uncertain.
New York Nov 30 Dr William F Durand professor of mechanical engineering at Stanford since 1894 was elected president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers by mail ballot. The annual meeting opens tomorrow in New York. Durand will retire and direct the society, with vice presidents Sherwood F Jeter Robert W Angus and Thomas L Wilkinson.
Germany faces a Reichstag election as 24 groups qualify for the ballot. Voter interest is down from May, with a projected decline in seats and turnout. Democrats, Socialists, and clericals defend the Weimar system while nationalist and communist groups lose ground amid monetary stabilization. Dr Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Delbrueck promote democratic lines. Dawes plan recovery cited. expectations of a 15 vote gain for democrats and ~40 of 60 mandates for socialists after local campaigning. Mrs Roosevelt plans Cuba trip for December 6 ceremony in Santiago.
In Milan an antifascist conference drew 173 delegates from northern Italy including Filippo Turati who urged memory of Matteotti and rejected amnesty for fascist-era wrongdoing. Speakers Amendola Mauri Colonna di Cicero Cronobali and Faguinetti echoed harsh criticism as they vowed to continue the antifascist struggle. A Rome report notes Massimo Rocca, once a fascisti founder, was expelled from the party in May.
Martha Spencer, famed psychologist and life reader, offers personal readings at Studio 924 14th St. N.W. She promises accurate insights into callers life, relationships, and future events, claiming unique methods different from six others. Call for a fact satisfaction or work.
Premier Mussolini, criticizing Minister of Finance Signor De Stefani for concessions to Sinclair Oil interests, has created a new nationwide body called the Italian Revisionist Association. It plans a weekly organ named The Revision, states its aims align with the militia oath to serve God and country, with branches in every Italian city and Rome as headquarters.
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