Return of American War Dead Complete From France
The final shipment of 1500 bodies from Brest completes the repatriation of American soldiers buried in France, bringing total returns to 45023. Graves Registration Service to assemble 97 bodies in England. 500 others to rest in Brookwood Surrey. Four Fields of Honor to be beautified with Arlington-like scheme. work funded by Congress.
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Paris
United States
France
Brest
New York
American Graves Registration Service
Army
Bork
England
America
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Brookwood
Surrey
Congress
H. F. Rothers
Suresnes Cemetery
Bony
St. Quentin
Belleau Wood
Chateau-Thierry
Argonne
Romagne
Romangne-sous-Montfaucon
Arlington Cemetery
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
A Smile a Day Trials of a Manufacturer
A manufacturer narrates being burdened by taxes and numerous charitable aims while government and society squeeze resources. He laments inspections and demands drain his business, vowing not to sell up or beg, and wonders what comes next amid criticism and legal obligations. The piece closes with a brief cartoon caption about a motorist denying racing.
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U. S
Society of St. John the Baptist
K. C
The
Human Relief
Navy League
Red Cross
Black Cross
Purple Cross
Double Cross
Children’s Home
Dorcas Society
Boy Scouts
Jewish Relief
Belsian Relief
Boston Transcript
All Depended. Blackstone Seeks A Compliment
In a fragment from a domestic scene, Blackstone asks what would be done if he left, while Mrs. Blackstone, distracted, replies with a humorous reply about money as a guiding measure. The dialogue hints at a light domestic tension and social dynamics.
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Blackstone
To Insure Leace Spat Note From Wife To Henry
A brief domestic note from a wife to Henry during an argument mentions not being ignorant and hints at a larger amount of information she would rather not disclose. The fragment echoes a Boston Transcript style line reflecting marital tension.
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Henry
Boston Transcript
Spectacular blaze wipes out Chicago business block
A massive early morning fire in Chicago destroyed a full square of business buildings near the loop. Loss estimated at 10 to 15 million dollars. Fire spread across Van Buren Canal and Clinton Streets to West Jackson Boulevard and reached the 21 story Chicago Burlington and Quincy building. One fireman killed, many injured, thousands of spectators hurt by bricks and sparks as ten alarms brought all nearby apparatus.
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Chicago
Loop
van Buren Canal
Clinton Streets
Jackson Boulevard
Jackson
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railroad
Mercantile Trust and Savings Bank
van Buren Street
Harrison Street
Underwood Praises Four Power Pact As Real Peace Treaty
Washington reports Democratic Senate Leader Underwood of Alabama defended the four power Pacific treaty as a genuine peace instrument. He argued it enables peace by mutual understanding, not force, and that its acceptance with reservations will prevent future war. He warned opposition claims of an alliance are unfounded and urged quick action on ratification.
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Washington
Mar
Senc
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate of the
Pacific Ocean
American Legion
Hughes B. Davis
Duncan
Chambers of Commerce
Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Milk the Perfect Food Says Dr C A Thomas
Letters From Our Readers extols milk as the complete, easily assimilated nourishment supplying all five major nutritive elements. It cites casein protein calcium and vitamins, praises milk lunches in Chicago schools, warns of contamination, and urges daily milk for all ages as a preventive and curative measure.
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C. A. Thomas
America
Chicago
Fitzhugh Pioneer Thomas Self 82 Dead
Thomas Self eighty two longtime Fitzhugh resident died at his home Saturday evening Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon and interment was in East Hill cemetery Ross He was a well known pioneer in the county
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Fitzhugh
Thomas Self
East Hill Cemetery
Ross
Self
University of Tulsa Discontinues Academy Program
At a March 11 meeting the executive committee of the University of Tulsa trustees unanimously resolved to discontinue the academy. Preparatory sub-freshman college courses will be offered for the next year or two to avoid inconvenience. The university will focus on college work and expand the curriculum with additional courses as finances allow. President Gordon expects a large summer enrollment.
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Tulsa
Board of Trustees
The
University of Tulsa
Gordon
Walker to raise stock in Benton County Arkansas
O. N. Walker former secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce returned from Rogers Arkansas with a home bought for June move to engage in live stock raising. Rogers in Benton county near Bentonville lies in a famed fruit and berry district with good roads. Walker notes he signed his first naturalization papers in Arkansas.
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O. N. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Rogers
Arkansas
Benton County
Bentonville
Fe West
Walker
Sperry Unveils New Search Light with 500 Percent Brightness
Inventor Almer A Sperry debuts a search light claiming brightness five times greater than any prior model. The device showcases a marked leap in illumination potential for distant viewing and nighttime operations.
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Almer A. Sperry
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