Family Dinner Turns Into Silent Revelations
A tense family gathering at the Deacons ends with Lulu and Di pressed to reveal a secret. Dwight pressure mounts as Aunt Lula and Lulu wrestle with telling Mrs. Deacon about a hidden matter while Di battles fear of parental disapproval and keeps silent. The scene closes with a promise to continue next time as guests depart into the night.
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Lulu
Dwight
Cole
Inc
Lula
Sant
Bette
Jovan
Lalu
Dee
Aid
Chad
Luly
Tau
Ula
Thia
Chiang
Lado
Fin
Lin
Ike
Dia
Core Nish
Talo
RAIL UNIONS AND HARDING PLAN DISCUSSED IN CALM SESSION
One hundred delegates from fifty nine Wisconsin towns attended a district conference on social work in Wisconsin. The report notes rail unions backing President Harding's plan and a government view of the rail strike, while a separate dispatch mentions a mistaken telephone number and a shift toward coal logistics.
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Chicago
Hole
Boarding
Elf
Winkington
Caf
Kitor
McMenimen
Callfornia
Novus
Wuyater
U.S
Washington
Harding
Railraad
Smue
Wiscimsin
President May Drop Rail Tieup
President indicates possible end to rail strike by offering terms but notes acceptance by executives unlikely. Congress and White House press for compromise as shopmen leaders and officials haggle over seniority and reemployment terms. Officials anticipate a formal response after meetings with union reps and transportation leaders.
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Washington
Howes
Thayer
Notalies
Victor Cansider
Preston
Todger
Cisnerith Ahbey
Jerse
Elise
Edward R Holloway Purchases Held Kendall Garage
Edward R Holloway has bought the Held and Kendall Garage located at 501 Grand Ave South. He plans a full line of auto accessories and will specialize in repairing rebuilding cars and oxy acetylene welding services.
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Edward R. Holloway
Held & Kendall
Grand Ave
Newspapers Urge Ebert 10 Call Bluff
Berlin reports urgent demands from Bavarian monarchists blamed for tension with the federal government. Munich dispatch notes a showdown near now, with the ruling party in Bavaria ready to ignore federal defense laws.
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Ebert
Berlin
Germany
Messierheidung
Bavaria
Thys Talest
Munich
Ue People’s Party
Lis
Reichslyg
President faces open labor talks and policy shift
Reports say the President’s allies push for open negotiations in the labor dispute while promising a stricter hands off stance. They claim contacts with rail lines and shopmen may restart talks, with the White House urged to act decisively on the stalled conditions.
Berlin Debates Bavarian Question and Presidential Veto
The WIL urges Tragarians to pass their own laws while President Bert may veto any separate defense measure in Bavaria. Loyal Berlin newspapers urge President Ehert to convene Wavar and settle the Bavardan question.
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Wil
Berti
Uless
Bert
Bavaria
Bavardan
Torali
Incomplete tech dialogue on baby care contraptions
Andhoe Thatcher discusses small devices for babies and dressing tables with Vinggisi. They imagine a contraption with revolving gimmicks, a baby cradle, and a handkerchief to wipe its eyes. The exchange hints at inventive but impractical ideas and mentions sales potential.
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Thatcher
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