Germany Renews Challenge To Mandates For Former Colonies
Geneva November 15 Germany declares it will not accept mandates for former colonies, arguing the peace treaty does not bind it. The note to the League of Nations protests mandates and cites lack of participation in the distribution, asserting no obligation remains. It notes Article 22 clarifies mandates but does not specify distribution details.
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Sixteen Men Reported Drowned In Lewidtown Me
Eighteen aboard a motor boat near Deer Plymouth escaped death as a disaster struck when a wrecked craft burned and sank. The report from Lewidtown Me dated Nov 1 notes many drowned and missing with several survivors giving scattered details. Elizabeth Gross left for Harviell Mo to visit relatives, while Carl Grow departed for Montana.
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Hogs Fall as Markets Slump Led by Livestock Exchanges
Turbulent day across national markets sees hogs drop sharply on leading livestock exchanges with large declines at Cleveland and Chicago. Prices slip to four year lows at Kaunas City and East Buffalo, while grain and steel stocks also weaken amid flood fears and weak receipts.
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Henry T. Stone obituary notice in Washington area
Henry T. Stone a resident of Washinglan 1862 formerly employed in a barbershop and later moved to Washington with a clothe shop trade. Survived by wife Mary A. Faust and two children James H.W. and Ma rene W. Stone, among other relatives. Funeral services at St Marys Catholic Church with burial at a local cemetery.
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Consolidation Plan Sparks State Board Clash
Reported Nov 14 from Jiktinganotis notes a proposed consolidation of two state boards planned by Abepewilt. Abepewilt and the Department of Condedration back the merger, while Warren Metery and Tinoyers oppose it. The plan would shift power away from the existing board and toward a centralized authority linked to the agriculture department.
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Industrial labor unrest grips region as strikes loom
Nov 19 report from the labor department notes rising tension in industry. Workers, fearing job loss and wage cuts, threaten strikes across multiple plants. Authorities warn of possible evacuations and call for restraint as employers seek stability amid broader economic strain.
Kansas City Home Prices Decline Amid Market Slide
Local housing market in Kansas City shows continued declines with prices ranging from a low to a peak around one thousand ten dollars. The report notes steady downward pressure on listings as demand softens and buyers hold off.
New Petersburg Home Building Company Forms
A new Petersburg Home Providing Company is organized with leading townsmen as stockholders to ease the city’s housing shortage. The group Reed aims to build homes, attract workers, and support growth as mining and oil development expand. Early stock remains available. inquiries welcome as plans proceed.
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No Increase in Price of Iron and Steel Promised
New York reports that the Alutoa Stgil Corporation will not raise base prices for iron and steel this period despite higher manufacturing costs. Judge B H Gary, chairman, says stabilization is vital and no change will be made now. The note recalls March 1915 price foundations set with steel industry reps and government.
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Freed man Harry Hess after $50 fine in murder case
Harry Hess, a Baltimore observance employee, was fined $50 and costs and released after a fatal incident involving a co worker, with court handling and assurances of payment. Burley Thompsons and others faced charges, and an inquest linked the death to the shop accident. The case concluded with Hess’s discharge.
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Wilson Greeting Read to Assembly
Geneva reports President Wilson’s greeting to the League of Nations assembly as the session opens. He pledges support for world peace and warns against aggression. The address references Armenian genocide concerns, coalition troops, and actions by Britain and other nations amid ongoing conflict.
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League
Catholic High Wins 51 09 First GAA Game
Catholic High secured its first victory in a GAA match, defeating an inexperienced W VYS team by 51 to 09. Clark dominates early scoring for Catholic, supported by a strong defense and fighting team spirit. Padgett and Myers contribute for the W H.9 days. Next game scheduled for Friday, November 36.
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Department Team Triumphs In Season Opener
The department school basketball team defeated the Catholic team 26 to 12 on Friday in the department’s first game. White Beadlea Chapman Hastin Regd led scoring, with 18 of the 26 points from Bearing. The Catholic side featured O Neal Walker Hook Larrick Davis Chapman. The department offense surged late after a tight first half.
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Washington Boys Seek Win Over Vincennon Tonight
Washington aims to rebound in a high school basketball clash tonight at Otwell, facing Vincennon with plans for strong defense and fast pace. Reports from practice praise speed and intensity as captain Frank Forbes leads the second team while Burris and others prepare to score.
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Washington Faces Coal Shortage As City Seeks Wagons
Washington struggles with a coal shortage as wagon mines fail to supply demand. Dealers report only one car of coal received this fall, and many households face cash on delivery hurdles. The state coal commission’s price decisions loom, with expectations of reductions mirroring rail mine cuts.
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