Germans oppose naming ships for war heroes in Germany
Berlin April 10. Workmen building ships in several German ports petition the government to drop the practice of naming new vessels after famous generals or military figures. Unions threaten to quit work, citing democratic principles, as protests target ships named Tirpitz Ludwigendorf and Hindenburg. Pommer sailors and some former officers back the unions.
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Berlin
Ludendorf
Hindenburg
Marshal von Hindenburg
Pommer
Food dealers report extreme poverty in city
Local fruit and vegetable merchants report rising hunger among unemployed residents. Many seek stale bread and decayed fruit, with malnourished children reportedly trading canned goods for food. Grocer Troy Atwood notes multiple cases in his Main Street district as families struggle after long unemployment.
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Alma
Atwood
Des
New Haven Road Pay Roll Reveals Weekly Wages
A Telegram representative reviewed the New Haven Railroad wage schedule approved by the U S Railroad Labor board. The 1920 averages show about 24 000 employed, earning roughly 7 200 000 weekly, with pay varying by engine weight, role, and mileage. Details cover engineers, firemen, conductors, brakemen, clerks, and overtime rules.
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NEW Haven Road
Railroad Labor Board
Mendou
New Railroad
New Haven
United States Railroad Libar ‘Board
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Pathlo- Hous
Nfew Haven
Licenis
Mlyer
Collesta Blvd
BSI
At & Am
Firn- Wien
Boston
Ceeigh Engineers
Fremen
Vie
Sin Taven
Springtime Blood Tonic Promises Vitality and Strength
An old advertisement touts Jade's Pepto Mangan as the best spring blood tonic. It claims the preparation builds up red blood cells, improves color and appetite, increases energy, and boosts resistance to disease. The copy emphasizes women with heavy workloads and fatigue, urging readers to ask their druggist for the remedy in liquid form.
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Jade
Pepio- Mangan
Publishers Upheld in Dispute with Printers
In a District of Columbia Supreme Court ruling, Chief Justice Meloy upheld a decision favoring publishers in an arbitration over advertising content and wage claims. The case centers on printing practices and compensation, with negotiations for extended work regimes and Sunday hours disputed between the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association and printers.
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Iation
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Justine Meloy
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Ehairman
Architencion Board
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Sundaeran
Wise
Shoplifting Suspect and Combatants Held After Incident
A suspect detained for shoplifting at a Winn &iFeel store on a Saturday night, with items found at Police headquarters. Bruised persons allegedly involved include a man from 3643 Main Street and two others from 406 Grand Street, tied to the event. Investigations continue.
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Elerk
Winn &iFeel
Ghiiner
Polce
Rhinehayd
Arthur A Leithaw
Edmund Tmariman
Pseudo Officer Impersonation Leads to Arrest Incident
A man presenting as a city officer attempted to seize property and brandished a badge in a vacant lot dispute. He was challenged by a resident, resulting in injuries and the impersonator, later identified as Charles Smith, being arrested on assault and impersonation charges and held on $200 bond.
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Charles Stith
Derimas
Dermas
Smith
Ole Theadr
Oy Smith
Derbinas
Woman Injured When Struck By Automobile
Mrs Elizahott ing of LAT Pine street was struck by car on Monday near Hancock Avenue. She was taken to the emergency hospital with painful injuries to her body and later returned home after treatment.
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Elizahotting
Pine Street
Hancock
Drive Away Headache and Ailment Ointment Ad
An advertisement touts Musterote a clean white mustard oil ointment for external use to relieve headaches colds sore throat bronchitis and various pains without stomach or heart effects. It claims instant action and lists uses from neuralgia to sprains with hospital size jars priced at 5.00.
News Pictures Boost Public View Of Presidents And Power
The article argues photography transformed news by showing leaders in candid settings at the White House and on campaign trails. It notes the rise of press access to presidents and families, the public’s desire to see leaders in human moments, and the ongoing tension over privacy and surveillance by photographers and security.
Death of Judge Peter Cantey Trilen in North Carolina
Judge Peter Cantey Trilen of the United States circuit for the fourth district of North Carolina died today after an illness of five months. His passing ends a long career on the bench and removes a respected jurist from the state and federal judiciary.
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Ashaviletel
Peter Cantey Trilenard
United States
Oirettis Enpur
North Carolina
Farmers Plan to Initiate Grain Marketing Work
Chicago April 10 The death knell of the Chicago Board of Trade was sounded by Wmn. G. Eckhardt treasurer of the United States Grain Growers Inc The new organization plans a molded grain marketing system with features of present arrangements but without speculation Twenty three million bushels of wheat pledged to be marketed through the group George E Jawxelt Spokane Wash heads Northwest Wheat Growers Association Farmers begin signing farmers into the organization Isincoln Nev Gustafson named president A general manager to be chosen soon A warehouse and lending corporation to work with banks Congress to be asked to aid agriculture Headquarters designated in Chicago The body is non stock and non profit.
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Chicago
Isnell
Chicago Board of Trade
Wmn
G. ‘Eckhardt
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Gaulten
George E Jawxelt
Spokane
Wash
Northwest Wheat Growers Association
CL AL Gustafson
Isincoln
Nev
Organizaishardt
Eekhardt
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Tingcee
Congress
Week End Burglary Report Highlights Grocery Store Break In
A single burglary was reported over the weekend. Columbs street grocery store at 42 Gilmore Street had its front door forced open Saturday night and goods valued at 42 dollars stolen.
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Gracery
Gilmore Street
Man Charged in Liquor Violation Bust at 63 Harrison
Morris Solowsy was arrested shortly after midnight Sunday during a police raid on the Golden Will at 63 Harrison Street. He faces a liquor violation charge after two bottles of alleged whiskey were seized. bond set at 3280.
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Morris Solowsy
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