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Woodbridge Leader

Location

Woodbridge, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1927

Page

6

Global turmoil marks early 1920s fate

A sweeping chronology outlines international crises from Diaz's Nicaragua appeal for U S intervention to aid rebels in Mexico and China, through Cantonese captures, League of Nations maneuvers, naval armament talks in Geneva, and waves of uprisings across Europe and Asia, detailing key dates, battles, treaties, and leadership changes.

Diaz Nicaragua United States Corinto Nagua Mexico London New York Jean Peru Kellogs Tacna- Arica Kellare China Shanghai Interallied Commission League of Nations Coolidge Japan Sweden Belgium Peet Reyer Italy Giraumont Great Britain Interior Arong Upper Yangtse France Hungary Austria Marshal Chang Peking Henry L. Stimson Japsap Cantén P League of Nations Preparatory Yangtse Egypt Yugo Slavia Albania League of Nations Council Geneva Germany Poland Russia Tainaniu Tsingtao Shantung Province Sandino Ocotal Conferance Sterling Rhineland Council of League of Nations Rakovsky Highth Assembly of A. N. Guani Uruguay Austen Chamberlain Canada Cuba Finland America Lithuania Friedrich von _ Pritt Gaffron Yugo-Slavia Ament Poland-Lithuania van Blockland Holland

Great Increase in Ownership of Cars Seen for 1928

Ford dealer John J Powers of Dorsey Motors Perth Amboy predicts 1928 will bring a sharp rise in automobile ownership across classes. He denies rumors of six month waits, says Lincoln and Ford models will be delivered quickly with a fair trade in policy. He argues Ford has no real competition and that renewed production will boost the broader U.S. economy in the new year.

Atry John J. Powers Salz Dorsey Motors Tne Perth Amboy Ford Dealers Powers Ford Henry United States America Dorsey Motors, Inc

Bill Would Bar U S Printing Envelopes

Congressman Hoffman introduces a bill to prohibit the Post Office Department from printing envelopes for sale with the exception of stamped return cards left blank for name and address. He argues government competition hurts private printers and could operate at a loss. The article also notes San Marino is a tiny republic fourteen miles from Rimini, often hidden in clouds.

Hoffman Post. Office ‘Department Republic San Marino Rimini Italy

Foreclosure Notice In Chancery Of New Jersey

Legal advertisement in chancery court requiring Fannie Tompkins to appear by February 3 next to plead answer or demur to a bill by Practical Building and Loan Association to foreclose five mortgages on lands in Woodbridge township Middlesex County New Jersey. Mortgage dates are November 4 and November 9 1926. Joins wife Fannie Tompkins as defendant due to marriage and joint execution. Bernard Devin solicitor No 790 Broad Street Newark dated December 7 1927.

Joseph Tompkins Mannie Tompekins Ant Tio Woodbridge Middlesex New Jersey Bernard Devin Broad Street Newark

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