Ultimatum to Turkey Over Medina Garrison
London reports allied powers warned Turkey that the forts at the Dardanelles would be destroyed if the Medina garrison does not surrender immediately. Most other Arabian garrisons complied with armistice terms, while Fakhrid Pasha offered excuses before the ultimatum was issued.
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Cuban legation attache dies of influenza in Washington
Major Ernesto N. Tabio military attache of the Cuban legation died in Washington from influenza. This marks the second legation death this winter due to the illness.
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Ernesto N. Tabio
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Make Your Shoes Wear Longer with Nedlin Soles
Omaha lumber salesman W H Kelley wore Nedlin Soles on his shoes for ten months and claims they remain fit for another ten months. Nedlin Soles, sold in many styles for all ages, are waterproof and long lasting, created by Goodyear. They come with Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear others.
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Omaha
Kelley
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
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Thomas Lockwood Connection to Archibald Roosevelt Revealed
The note states that Thomas Lockwood's daughter married Captain Archibald B. Roosevelt, linking Lockwood to Theodore Roosevelt's family through marriage. This confirms a familial tie to the Roosevelt lineage via the son of the late Theodore.
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Thomas S. Lockwood
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Thomas
Lockwood
Archibald B.roosevelt
Theodore
Roosevelt Will Grants Grandson Ten Thousand In Trust
Archibald R Roosevelt Jr to receive 10000 on 25th birthday per Roosevelt will offered for probate in Suffolk county yesterday. Codicil dated February 18 1918 the day of birth. The funds stay in trust for now.
Prague Premier Survives Attempted Assassination
A Prague despatch reports Dr Karl Kramarz premier of Czecho Slovakia was shot at in the Pradrch rer Castle corridor. A youth named Alois Stastny aged 18 from Prague employed in a railway office fired twice. the first bullet missed and a portable portfolio deflected the second. The attacker was arrested and claimed a plot existed but gave few details.
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Prague
Karl Kramarz
Czecho-Slovakia
Alois Stastny
Dr. Kramarz
Theft of 350000 in Liberty bonds shocks New York
Police arrest Lester Cregan and James Tunnery both 20 for alleged accomplices of Cornelius Cregan 19 in a bond theft. Bond haul valued at 350000 funded a luxury Broad Way hotel lifestyle before the younger Cregan fled with the securities while delivering them to a bank as a broker's messenger.
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New York
Lester Cregan
James Tunnery
Cornelius Cregan
Cregan
Broadway
Buenos Aires hit by 24 hour general strike
A 24 hour general strike paralyzes Buenos Aires industries and transportation to protest state force after Tuesday’s clashes that left five metal workers dead and 30 wounded. Over 100000 workers join. shops close and transit halts as a funeral procession forms for the victims. Foreigners seek protection as Britain’s minister pledges safety talks with Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
Regional Labor Federation
Fifth Labor Congress
Metal Workers’ Union
Foreign Office
War camp clubs serve thousands of troops in city and camps
Reports show five service clubs housing nearly 15 000 men and serving 18 000 in canteens. A total of 56 778 soldiers and sailors attended the clubs, with Boston hosts reporting over 4000 hospitality and 181 dances. In Cincinnati a 600 rail workers strike on the Louisville and Nashville line ended after officials’ conference.
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Rufus D. Smith
Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
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