Food Aid To Czechs Moves From Trieste To Prague
The American relief administration received 25 000 tons of food from Trieste at Prague for Czecho Slovakia amid a severe shortage. Rail disruption requires allied troops to guard shipments. Vienna buys 100 tons of flour cash as cooperation grows under the supreme food council led by Herbert Hoover.
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Vienna
Supreme Food Council
Herbert Hoover
Likens Versailles Peace Talks to Vienna Conference
Washington Feb 8 Senator Moses of New Hampshire Republican drew a parallel between the current peace conference at Versailles and the Vienna conference of a century ago. He warned that despite discussions there was no federation of Europe surrendering sovereignty, and said the outcome need not greatly concern us.
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Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
Vienna
Europe
Versailles
Miss Scheerer to Coach Y M C A Girls in France
Maud Scheerer sails for France to lead a unit of eight girls employed by the Y M C A entertainment bureau. She will give recitals and lectures in Y M C A huts and coach programs for divisions. She previously taught at Leland Powers School and led Shaksperian groups in Wellesley and Midland Chautauqua work.
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Maud Scheerer
France
Y. M. C. A. Entertainment Bureau
Miss Scheerer
Hen nery Eggs At 48 Cents
Fresh Western eggs moved to 35 to 42 cents wholesale in Chicago while hen nery eggs from New England sold at 48 cents in the local market. Retail prices fell five cents a dozen, with 70 cent eggs dropping to 65 cents and expectations of further declines by midweek.
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Chicago
Hennery
New England
Market Notes On Butter Eggs And Fish Prices
Boston dealers report weaker egg receipts and no hennery egg accumulation as Western eggs sell at 55 to 60 cents a dozen on light demand. Butter edges lower wholesale and to consumers 64 to 60 cents per pound. Fresh pork prices rise slightly for wholesalers. Fish prices decline with salmon 35 cents, native smelts 25 cents, Spanish mackerel 25, shrimps 25, steak cod 18, cod haddock and flounders 10. Hopes for halibut price relief fade.
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Boston
Hingham
Weymouth
Bill Provides for Regular Army Men Retirement Pay
Secretary Baker submitted to the House a bill to grant retired pay and allotments to enlisted regular army men who were discharged to accept war commissions and later mustered out. He said the officers had served valuably and the reward is just recognition of their service.
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Washington
Baker
House
Red Cross Lunch Prepares for Spring Refresh
The Red Cross Lunch room gets a spring refresh with fresh paint and new curtains. Volunteers are increasing weekly led by Gwendolyn Hart of 474 Beacon Street and Jane Norton of the Copley Plaza Hotel.
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Red Cross
Gwendolyn Hart
Beacon Street
Jane Norton
Copley Plaza Hotel
Coast Defence Men Call for a Square Deal
A February letter from Coast Defence of Boston soldiers appeals for fair treatment of harbor based volunteers and guardsmen. They complain about disproportionate discharge of drafted troops and unmet discharge dates while harbor regiments stay under strength. They note many members came from Missouri and remain tied to Boston Harbor.
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Boston
National Army
National
United States
Missouri
Troops Guard German Assembly Amidst Assembly Threats
Berlin reports heavy military measures to protect the National Assembly meeting. Troops bolster Berlin newspaper quarter and Reichstag area while armored cars guard key sites. Soldiers Councils near Weimar protest troop movements and threaten resistance. Independents seize Eisenach telegraph office to disrupt traffic.
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National Assembly
Weimar
Reichstag
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Frfurt
Gotha
Eisenach
Hale says Wilson ideals not the people’s
In a Washington address on February 3 Senator Hale of Maine Republican urged a prompt peace treaty and return of American troops from Europe. He said the ideals Wilson contends are not the ideals of the majority and that the fighting man did not fight to make the world safe for democracy.
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Europe
Hale
Maine
Wilson
Hale critiques Wilsonian ideals amid postwar peace talks
Senator Hale says the President's ideals did not reflect the majority and were not supported by voters or Congress. He argues Americans never understood those aims and warns against further internationalism. He urges rapid peace and return of troops, noting current leaders in Washington are not the fighting generation.
Profanity Cost Paparni Five Dollars in Court
Antonio Paparni faced Central Court after an altercation on Garden Court with Officer Dineen. He was fined five dollars for profanity as he argued about being moved and challenged the officer.
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Dineen
Antonio Paparni
Poparni
Popara
Tony
Antonio
Keep Tabs on Towns Books Audit Bills Backed
A legislative hearing on municipal finance bills received strong backing for frequent audits of Massachusetts towns. Charles F. Gettemy urged that towns record all notes and bonds in his office and certify loans, noting current issues may be technically illegal. He also supported a Weston bill to audit towns under 1 million valuation in 1918 and report findings to selectmen annually.
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Massachusetts
Legislative Committee On Municipal Finance
Charles F. Gettemy
Gettemy
B. L. Young
Weston
Pgs
Dooley arraigned on second charge in Roxbury court
James Dooley of Hunneman Street Roxbury already out on bail for an alleged hold up at 515A Dudley Street shoe store pleads not guilty to entering William Gould Baker Park Roxbury dwelling on 37 following re arrest by Officer Frank Rooney of Division 9 case continued to Thursday
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Dooley
James Dooley
Hunneman Street
Roxbury
Joseph Leibman
Dudley Street
William Aold Baker
Opens 50,000,000 Acres of Oil Gas and Coal Lands
Washington February 8 final agreement on the oil leasing bill opens more than 680 million acres of government lands in Western States and Alaska to development under a leasing system with royalties not less than one eighth of gross production for oil and gas.
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Washington
House
Senate
Alaska
Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia and nerve pains
An old advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as rapidly penetrating relief for neuralgia and external pains. It claims soothing effect on nerves, strains, bruises, stiff joints, neuritis, sciatica, and rheumatic twinges with sizes 30c 60c and 1.20. Druggists everywhere.
Urinary Tract Symptoms Warn Against Neglect
The passage notes kidney region pain and irritation of the bladder with a constant urge to urinate, scanty and discolored urination sometimes blood stained, followed by headaches and bloodshot eyes, nausea, vomiting, nervousness, and rheumatic pains. It warns not to neglect such conditions.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Pepticon and Hood's Pills Promote Family Health
A promotional notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla Hood's Sarsaparilla Pepticon and Hood's Pills as a new combined family treatment. Taken before meals after meals and at night they purify the blood build strength and regulate the system guiding families to obtain them from local druggists.
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Hood
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