Hohenzollern to Be Put on Trial Amid War Reckoning
The council of four agreed on prosecuting the German emperor for the war, with one allied nation likely Belgium initiating action. A reparations plan calls for 5.0 billion dollars in two years, plus remaining damages assessed by an interallied commission, marking a shift toward a permanent peace framework.
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Stars and Stripes Float Over Hero Dead in France
United Press report from Paris describes ongoing efforts to locate identify and relocate American fallen in France. Graves Registration Service works through shell holes and dugouts sometimes wearing gas masks to gather bodies for burial and marking at Poissy Nantillois Vaudecourt Fismes and Froides cemeteries.
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Are You Happy Ad for Chamberlain's Tablets
An advertisement asserts happiness depends on health noting frequent constipation and indigestion ruin mood. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets quickly and effectively treat these disorders and are easy and pleasant to take. Available everywhere.
Boy Rescues Self After Auger Sunk Well Accident
In Vinton Indiana on April 10 eight year old Carl Seely slipped on rotted yard cover and fell into a well with three feet of water. He grabbed the pump piping and held himself above water until rescuers pulled him out uninjured.
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Vinton
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Road measure battles in state senate over county option
In a heated session, the state senate defeated the Buser substitute for the road bill 29 to 21. The fight centered on whether counties must adopt a statewide primary highway program estimated at 6,090 miles or allow local elections to decide its operation. Senator Buser and allies argued against forced adoption amid partisan debate.
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Muscatine County
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Harrison County
Endless chain of Lydia E Pinkham health claims ad
A nationwide tally of letters from women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement urges neighbors to ask about female trouble relief and notes many testimonials of restored health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Parachute airships to drop passengers at will
London reports British army specialists testing a ribbed silk parachute with a 50 foot canopy capable of carrying six passengers. An aeronaut accompanies each cargo to steer and guide the landing, eliminating the nerve racking high velocity drop.
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London
See Better Glasses Balance Nerve and Vision Strains
An eye care note from Griffith Gift Shop describes addressing bad nerves linked to eye strain. It emphasizes careful examination of nerve and muscle conditions and vision, with glasses chosen to balance these functions for better sight.
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Sweden Eyes Eight Hour Work Bill Amid Unemployment Fears
Sweden prepares an eight hour work bill for all general labor to be introduced in Parliament. Seamen and miners require special legislation. If passed, it would take effect June 1, 1920 through December 31, 1923. Shoe makers halt output April 15 amid a wave of factory closures and mass layoff concerns. The government weighs import prohibitions on American shoes and soap to curb unemployment.
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Colonial All-purpose furnace advertised by Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
Builder notice urges buyers to inspect the Colonial All-purpose furnace offered by Atlantic Sheet Metal Works. The ad lists versatile uses such as pineless room heater and pipe jobs, with contact via J. Tiedje and W. B. Colling at Black 619.
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Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
Tiedje
W. B. Colling
Victory Gardens Start With War Anniversary
War anniversary events spark nationwide garden drive led by Charles Lathrop Pack. Banks and parks distribute garden books. cities plan courses, demonstrations, and large plantings. Immigrant aid groups and churches join as communities plant Victory gardens across urban and industrial areas.
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Chicago
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Victory Gardens Drive Spreads Across Cities
Campaigns to boost home gardens gain momentum with free city water in Portland and garden literature. Spokane allows use of ungraded streets for plots, while Berkshire Knitting Mills workers are urged to plant to curb living costs. Petitions in Paterson and Cambridge push local enthusiasm.
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Real Estate Transfers From A Hearn And Others To New Owners
Multiple transfers recorded, including A Hearn and wife to Chas Martins for 74.9 percent sub mortgage at 73900.06, Mark P Nichols and wife to Ray W Barnett for 32500000, D FL Wohlenbaus and wife to Wie Nem H Wohlenbaus for 15900, Tans C Hansen and wife to Sieitensen for 2200, Peter Behuken et al to Honey W Tatts for 125, Edith FL Perkins to Alice M Witt for a listed parcel, with various lot descriptions and dates in 1919.
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Mark P. Nichols
Ray W. Barnett
D. FL Wohlenbaus
Wie
H. Wohlenbaus
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Tans C. Hansen
Ja Danob Sieitensen
Wood
Peter Behuken
al Honey
Edith FL Perkins
Alice M 'nWitt
Discovery of coal could aid Sweden’s industry
London April 10 The discovery of coal deposits in Sweden reported from Stockholm may solve a key industrial problem for Sweden. With abundant iron ore and costly fuel, Sweden could build a strong economy by using electricity heated by locally mined coal. If the new deposits continue, Sweden could export coal and challenge Britain and the United States in the international market, producing at about 85.75 a ton.
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Tam Still In The House Raising Business
Tam remains active in house raising work with prices kept as reasonable as labor costs allow. C A Day
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