Their Faith in Krupps The Great German Steelmakers Guided History
A historic panorama of the Krupp steel dynasty in Germany, detailing its rise from a small Essen plant to a vast empire. The narrative highlights Alfred Krupp and the family’s influence on European and world armaments, the scale of production, and the brand’s revered status. It notes gun output to 62 nations, and the firm’s role in shaping modern weaponry across continents.
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House of Famous Steelmakers
Germany
Hohenzollern
House of Krupp
Isen
Fredric Wae
Essen
Fesen
Buttons &E
Laurens Cottage
Hawrer
Alfred
Casto Steel
Kraupp
London Im Teil
Fransen
Unavy
Europe
America
Asia
Africa
Krupps
France
Pragsram Arary
Chen
Aller Enterprises
Krupp von Roblens
Ore
Meppen
RIGINS AN INDUSTRIAL PROBE ENTERS NEW PHASE
A statement from SWOOP Mawenae Wing outlines a fresh phase in an industrial probe. Authorities promise a thorough review of bylaw breaches and international relations, with the investigation continuing under shared oversight.
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Rigins
Lincoln Suspect Patou Philips Held Amid Accusations
Patou Philips, detained on the night of the Paris sign of President Losenie, was held as a Lincoln suspect. Police say he was linked to Wilkes over the assassination. he was arrested while passing through the capital, held pending further evidence. Philips, born in Ireland, came to the U.S. years ago and was a grocery worker. He was a member of Morusius Church and associated with the League of the Shepherd. His wife and several relatives are named in court records.
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Patou Philips
Paris
Sinalien
Losenie
Taneath Wat
Philps
Ireland
Tay Hy
Retirimes
Morsius Chur
League of the Shepnerd
Thopris
Holonen
Me Janes Broun Vas
Ant Edward Thallpa
Sarsis
Jackson Bros Furniture Stock Sale Opens With Rock-Bottom Prices
Hundreds of economical home furnishers recognize the unrivaled importance of this sale of Jackson Bros stock of Furniture. Remarkable savings on enduring goods draw buyers seeking value this season. The varied lines are being closed out quickly, and prices are down to rock bottom for a limited time.
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Jackson Bros
Business and Local Notices From Alexandria Bank Opening
The Dion Savings Bank of Alexandria plans to open for business at Fourteenth Street tomorrow morning. The bank will operate until 3 pm on weekdays and until 1 pm on Saturdays, with a substantial backing. Officers include Dr E A Gorman President Alfred Thomson Cashier James T Patterson former Elks Club manager dead. Captain Davis's will filed and Arte man Well reportedly flows 40 gallons a minute. Patterson, longtime grocer James Patterson, died after an illness. survived by two sons and several sisters. The Alexandria bank affair, personnel, and civic note centering on local commerce and community figures are highlighted in this notice.
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E. A. Gorman
Alfred Thomson
James T. Patterson
Elks Club
Capt. Davis
Arteman Well
Washington Post
Klay Street
Alexandra
The
Dion Savings Bank of
Alexandria
Perabo
Foorlack
Mito
Rae Tuldus
Aviern
Sayin
Ahwaed
Alfred T Diomsen Caubter
Hichard I. Carne
Secetary Mutin M Lollo Michael Ty Mcfearland
Nd Ghartes
Mc- Dermott
Prince Street
Patterson
James Patterson
Alexandria Pal Fores
Apples and Blossoms on Trees in New York
In Marcellus area orchardist E J Marsh demonstrated a novelty by making ripe apples and blossoms from the same trees on his farm three miles northeast of Marcellus. Trees bore deep red fruit while blossoms appeared pink and fragrant as spring. Nearby at North Syracuse, Peter J Merquinne served red raspberries fresh from the bush, noting a two-crop year.
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Washington Post
Lacuse
N.Y
Oet
E J. Marsh
Marcellus
Peter J. Merqulline
North Syracuse Yeaterday
Merquiine
Federal Reserve appoints Stayek as NY deputy reserve agent
Charles Stayek is named vice chairman and deputy reserve agent of the New York district by the Federal Reserve Board. The appointment honors his work as national bank examiner and role in major cases including the Mrs Cassie Chadwick affair and the Bigelow embezzlement case. He previously aided investigations into beef packers private accounts and railroad report integrity. Four Maryland delegates named to the fourth American road congress in Atlanta with Washington participation.
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Washington Post
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Charles Sstareh
Regional Reserve Bank of
New York District
Cleveland,Hie
National Bank
New York City
Stayek
National Bank Act
Treasury
McAdoo
Walleye
The
Tetment of Justice
Varius
Starck
Chadwick
Milwaukee
Frank G. Bigelow
First National Bank
Department of Justice
Starek
Interstate Commerce Commission
First Second National Bank of
Pittsburgh
Stare
Williams
Road Congress
Gov Guldsborough
Maryland
Tlanta
Whelon Lelt
Seat Pleasant
Jane 3. Carmony
Bramard WH. Warner
Kensington
Will of Capt. Samuel I. Davis Admitted to Probate
In vacation the circuit court admitted the will of the late Capt. Samuel I. Davis to probate. The testator left his estate to his wife Anna Mason Davis, who was named executrix. In the same court Arthur Hryant was appointed administrator of the estate of William Hryant, deceased. Clerk Rcwell S. Greenaway recorded deeds and issued six marriage licenses in September, four to white and three to colored persons.
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Rcwell S. Greenaway
Socialists Gain in Sweden Election Results
Stockholm reports final parliamentary results showing socialists with 37 seats, conservatives 6, and liberals 57. Liberals lose six seats to the socialists. Conservatives hold steady with no loss. Postwar expectation favors a socialist government formation.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Rich Gems Held Up in Estate Appeal
Counsel for James H. Smith of Brookline plans to appeal Judge Sullivan’s ruling before the New York Board of General Appraisers. Jewels from Lord Strathcona’s estate, valued at $30 million, may be forfeited to the government. The case centers on appraisal disputes by William J. B. Treadwell and questions of market value versus entered value.
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James H. Smith
Brookline
Mass
Sullivan
New York Board of General Appraisers
Washington Post
New York
Lord Strathcona
James H Smith
Board of General Appraisers
England
Smith
Lady Strathcona
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Finglish
London
American Express Company
J. W. Serling
Wall Street
Express Company
William J B. Treadwell
York
Treadwell
Bullivan
Bharrett
Board of Classifyation
General Apprasers
Iss
Phistriet Attar
Marshall
National Law School Opens Marks 46th Year
Chancellor Iugene a- Thal opened the National Law School's forty sixth year with a welcome to a growing student body from across the country. Chancellor Carusi enters his thirty fifth year as enrollment rises and international law, taught by Gen George B. Davis, is highlighted amid wartime lessons. Faculty members stressed legal principles amid industrial changes as others spoke on the program.
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Iugene A- Thal
National Law School
A School
Carusi
Stuardy
George B. Davia
United States Army
Toecetk Saddens
Charles Kelawin
Clemenceau Bypasses Censor With Rebranded Paper
Georges Clemenceau evades censorship in France by renaming the newspaper to The Man in Chains. Todomne Libre remains published as usual. the article, a terse appeal for better treatment of German Alsatian prisoners, is part of a broader censorship evasion.
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Ause
France
Get
Viadeaux
Georgeslemenceau
Todomne Libre
Battle Like City Roar Finds Beauty Amid Booming Guns
An account from a Russian volunteer rapker in Perrugpad describes how war changes life perspective. He recalls a brutal frontline night with shells and shrapnel, noting fear fades and the value of a single life rises dramatically as wounded and refugees elicit equal compassion.
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Perrugpad
Baron
Spider
Rapker
Lowell
Protest by Mexican Catholics leaders demand action
Report from Mataneas notes Mexican Catholic leaders pressed the Secretary of State over the seizure of church property. Violence by certain factions reportedly escalated with priests and nuns targeted. The President communicated that any feasible relief measures were being pursued to ease the crisis.
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Rushey Corte
Tone Trade Mso Ater
Secretari
Aeizire
Charca
Menara
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Ma Thoms
Horope
Teuton
Krupp
Charmany
Llehen
Ian
Ellen
von Heblen
Plalbach
RatNer
Jar Py van Rohn
Keermmg
Reat Ganmakers
Cer
Lastoenale
Inne
Vier
Ad Barbera
Steelmaker
World
Krupp Emleres
Rhineland- Westhala
Stlema
Ananed
Rockefeller Foundation
Patrick Philips
Darucis
Departmental
Jackson Bros. Price
Riel
Mighily
Pollahed
I'lano
Rocker
Gad
Ile
Fortable
Syracuse
Charlies Starck
U. S
Cassie Chadwick
F. G. Bigelow
Mreasst Chadwick
Cleveland
Bilesent
China
Harman
Roodabees Oun Kaviedlys
Bnokm
Nimi Sinem
Ivekwon Brown
Swarrett
Sterling
Clemenceau
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