Litvinov Leaves Disappointed After Disarmament Talks
Geneva December 6 The Soviet disarmament delegation led by Maxim Litvinov left for Moscow after a probing visit that dominated the disarmament meeting Yet they left with Russia stronger diplomatically and hopes for renewed Britain relations The council resumed formal business after their departure with a luncheon between French Foreign Minister Briand and Italian council delegate Scisioja signaling ongoing diplomacy
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Geneva
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
League
Security Commission
Altho
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Britain
Vilna
Poland
Russia
Aristide Briand
Vittorio Scisioja
Russell L. DeGon Elected Illustrious Master at Crescent Council
Russell L. DeGon of 952 Logan Avenue was elected Illustrious Master of Crescent Council No 16, Royal and Select Masons, at the annual election in the Masonic Temple, succeeding E. Brinkerhoff. Other officers named include N. S. Huntington, H. Truman Wagner, A. H. Holt, George C. Welker, and C. Kohagen. Installation and naming of appointive officers will be early January.
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Russell L. DeGon
Logan Avenue
Crescent Council
Royal and Select Masons
Masonic Temple
E. Brinkerhoff
N. 5. Huntington
H. Truman Wagner
A. H. Holt
George C. Welker
C. Kohagen
Masonic Temple Board
County to vote on paving Jefferson highway bonds
Dec 6 election asks Decatur county voters whether to issue 500000 dollars in bonds to complete paving the Jefferson highway to Missouri and graveling other primary roads. Warren and Clarke counties north of Decatur have already approved bonds for the Jefferson highway project.
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Leon
Whoether Decatur
Missouri
Warren
Glarke
Decatur
Capone to Go South and Leave Chicago Flat
Capone announces plans to move to St Petersburg Florida leaving Chicago for the holidays. He claims public service as his motto and denies criminal conviction, saying booze and crime will end with his absence while critics label him a gang leader. He predicts fewer police resources and a new headlines figure may emerge.
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Capone
Chicago
Al_ Capone
Chicago Tribune
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mike Hughes
England
Public Service
Public Benefaction Sentiment in Delhi Debate
The fragment reflects a view that public aid is appreciated only if it benefits the common good, with the speaker noting limited usefulness despite initial expectations. The tone suggests a discussion on civic generosity and practical impact.
Senator Skromme Ads Road Policy and Governor Candidacy
Des Moines speaker Lars J. Skromme criticized the state’s road building policy and attacked a proposed 100 million bond issue for road funding. He spoke informally and announced his candidacy for governor.
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Des Moines
Appetite revival through rich red blood cell support
The ad promotes 5.8.8 and 8.8.5 formulas to restore appetite and vitality by boosting red blood cells. It stresses renewed hunger, strength, and happiness, urging readers to buy 5.8. at druggists, noting larger sizes offer economy.
Untidy Disjointed OCR Note From Omaha Biz Scene
An unclear OCR fragment from Omaha Nebraska hints at illicit beverage trade activity and renewed bootlegging, mentioning gin mills and pocket bootleggers. exact names, dates, and full details are unreadable, but the note suggests heightened illegal liquor activity during the period.
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Coulien
Omaha
Neb
Hippe
Priesher Semardict
Gin Mills
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Litvinoff
Crescent
Selzer
Waterloo
Utah
Hartleip
ELZER
Pease
Eamece
Batores de Appetite
Crystal Theatre
Kuppenheimer
Patrick
Langham
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