Strikes Tie Gotha Saxony as Military Seizes Control
In Gotha Saxony the strike ends as workers lay down arms and the military takes over the city after days of clashes. Reports say about 90 people killed and hundreds wounded with eighty workers buried today as martial law is proclaimed.
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Gotha-Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Preas
Saxony
Gotha
Cnding
Associated Press
Fousillade
Germany
Wolffgang App
Berlin
Kapp
Sxfurt
German Canaries Muddle Returns With Scarce Cargo
The American Manchuria arrived from Hamburg with a hold nearly empty except 3,000 German canaries a few swans and one blackbird. Passengers say food shortages may force the birds to be sold at 100 marks each, a windfall for shippers as the nation’s scarce goods are wasted.
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Hamburg
State Diploma Recommendations For Ten Students
The city schools superintendent forwarded the names of ten high school pupils recommended by the State high school inspector for diplomas. Finalists expected to complete the prescribed course include Sig Bristow Leroy Hill Cas Catherine Allen Faulkner Mary Hemphill Greene Victoria Howie Mary Nele Ethel May Perry Sophie May Reames Margaret Allenherh Seeton Imre aed Partine Woerianslly.
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Thyiy Lenehelsire
Sig Bristow
Leroy Hill Cas
Catherine Allen Faulkner
Mary Hemphill Greene
Victoria Howie
Mary Nele
Ethel May Perry
Sophie May Reame
May Go to Denmark Miss Ruth Howie Election Honor
Washington reports Miss Ruth Howie elected to a leadership role at Brenna College with nomination by Joseph C Grew and friendship from many associates. The text notes her potential selection for a world peace mission and honors from ministers, with plans awaiting confirmation amid broad public discussion.
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Ruth Howie
Brenna College
Washington
Joseph C
Grew
Arc Uibutes of Love and Estent
Denmark
Howie
Nfees
United States
Visnieuw
Gibson Buys Life Realizing His Ambition
Charles Washington reports in New York on March 25 that Dana Gibson has purchased the publication Life to aid former service men. The deal gives Gibson controlling interest and he plans to take charge on April 1 as the I W W continues propaganda against government aid.
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New York
Charles Washington
Dana Gibson
Serect
Life
Vnce Men
House Ways
Means
J. E
Holden
American Legion
Utah
G.bson
John A.gent
Mitchell
Gibson
J. G. Strugham
Ithe Legion
Flushing
Life Magazine Founders G B Richardson Utassy Join Gibson
G B Richardson and George Utassy were announced as associated with Mr Gibson in publishing Life magazine, which first appeared in 1885.
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G. B. Richardson
George Utassy
Mr. Gibson
Life
Lawson Held on Mining Stock Law Violations in Boston
Thomas W. Lawson, broker and financier, surrendered in Boston on four counts of violating state law governing advertising and sale of mining stocks. Bail set at 25000. He denied charges saying he faced attacks over his business activities if he remains in the race for delegate at large to the Republican national convention.
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Boston
Mrch
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Ges
Gordon
Lily Sharp
Long Cane
Long Cane Presbyterian Church
J. M. Dallas
Mr. Gordon
J. N. Gordon
Jesse Gordon
Pittsburgh
J. B. Winn
Donalds
Cedar Grove
Secreary Daniels
Admiral Sims
Admiral Fletcher
Antilles
Sims
Howyer
Daniels
I Sime
Brest
Bolshevists Attack Polish Front In Large-Scale Offensive
Bolshevik forces launched a spring offensive along a 400 mile Polish front. Intense fighting persisted with Poles denying major gains at most sectors though several villages fell near Rovno and Kamenetz Podolsk while heavy artillery and armored cars aided Soviet advances.
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Denikine
Rovno
Kamentez-Podolsk
Rzecycza
Kalenkowitz
Bozir
Poverty No Barrier to College Course Investigation Shows
Boston reports a university study finds self supporting students can excel in study sports and social life. Some earned 3000 to 5000 during four years while leading clubs rowing varsity crew Phi Beta Kappa and class offices. Social stigma was rare and many admired self-supporting students.
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Boston
American University
Bnse
T i
Anyother
Glee Club
Phi Beta Kappa
Inquirers
Census shows Anderson South Carolina at 10535 people
The 1920 census reports Anderson South Carolina with a population of 10,535, up 881 from 1910. Other noted increases include Monroe Alabama 12,675 and Elgin Illinois 27,841. A separate report covers Naval inquiry actions and personal notices from Donalds South Carolina.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Anderson
S. C
Monroe
Ala
Elgin
Ill
Bangor
Maine
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
William B. Fletcher
Brest
Abbeville to Debate Fountain Inn High Schools
Abbeville and Fountain Inn high schools will debate April 2 after USC Debating Council notified Abbeville teams. Due West withdrew, causing the shift with the negative team going to Fountain Inn and the affirmative speaking in Abbeville. The contest will be held at the County courthouse.
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Due West Baptist Church
Abbeville County
University of South Carolina
Abbeville High School
Fountain Inn High School
Due West
Fountain Inn
Abbeville
County Court House
Bismarck Mausoleum Entry Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an entry event related to a mausoleum in Bismarck with references to ships, supplies, and a field area. Names and precise actions are unclear due to corrupted text.
Judge Thomas Lease to Preside in Abbeville Case
Chief Justice Eugene B. Gary recommended Judge Thomas Lease of Spartanburg to preside at a special term of court in Abbeville. On April 5, John Gossett and Kenneth Gossett of Honea Path face charges of criminal assault in this scheduled session.
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Eugene B. Gary
Cooper
Thomas 5
Spartanburt
Abbeville
John Gossett
Kenneth Gossett
Honea Path
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Mira Howie
Legionaire
Mr.Holden
Aso
R. D. Webb
State Association
S. N. Burts
State Children's Division
Greenville
Thomas P. Cothran
James M. Richardon
David W. Smoak
House of Representatives
Greenville County
Cothran
Havng
Ira Gresham
John T. Bramlett
Miss Hill
Honolulu
Mary Hill
New Orleans
Mrs. Sledge
San Francisco
Pany
Sam Hill
Bolshevists
Kameneta- Podolsk
Dneister River
Mohilev
Harvard
Pepueter
Fuyma
Meer Cork
Nps
Sam Gordon
Here
Greenvale Church
Mr. Cobb
Tommie Cobb
Atlanta
Parker
Il. Nees
Pletcher
Fletcher
Bismarck
Thishel Yowu Suippels
Spor
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