Germans Capture Six Poles in Upper Silesia Disorders
In Upper Silesia German patrols crossed the Oder river at dawn and captured six Poles, one of whom allegedly admitted killings. The patrol leader said the Pole disappeared after being taken away, possibly to be found floating down the Oder. Cambridge fire killed four Trembley brothers aged 21 to 12. others escaped.
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Kiwanis Invites Harding to Speak at Major Convention
Ashington May 10 A delegation led by Dr George T Harding Jr of Columbus Ohio invites President Harding to attend a Kiwanis international meeting in Cleveland in June The President indicated he likely cannot leave Washington for that event and did not commit to traveling
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Swedish Red Cross Deploys Armor Against Disease Spread
The Swedish Red Cross announces protective measures and equipment to combat a disease outbreak. Authorities emphasize preparedness and community support as teams mobilize to distribute supplies and safeguard vulnerable populations.
Marine workers seek general strike in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on May 10 representatives of the Federation of Maritime Workers met to ratify orders for a general strike aimed at preventing non union workers from entering port establishments. The port shut down after a stevedores strike and walkouts by several labor groups, with over 200 ships tied up as police and marines cordoned the port to curb union activity.
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Harding NAMES Toledo MAN to Commission
Walter F Brown of Toledo Ohio has been named by President Harding as his personal representative on the commission reorganizing the executive branch. The Toledo man, a close ally and floor manager at the Chicago convention, is expected to be named chairman with other members including senators and representatives. He backed Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 and sought the Republican nomination for U S senator last year but lost to Frank B Willis.
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Public Exhibition of Whistler Works Opens
Washington March 10 The first public exhibition of the Joseph Pennell collection of James McNeill Whistler opens. About 600 items include famous originals from the pen and brush of Whistler praised as the greatest American artist and modern artist. The Pennells donated the collection to the United States government for permanent preservation.
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Lemons Used to Hide Big Opium Sale
Pittsburgh officers investigated a lemon market surge in the Chinatown section. Detectives found opium concealed inside lemons being sold to Orientals. Several lemon peddlers were disposing of stock at high prices. Two suspects, Teo Zouck and Yee Ling, were arrested as the inquiry proceeded.
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Reds Defeated by Rebels Report Says
Copenhagen May 10 A Helsingfors special reports Russian newspapers say Soviet troops suffered a defeat of consequence in fighting against rebellious Siberian peasant armies. The Siberian forces are said to have received reinforcements from disbanded units formerly under the late Admiral Kolchak.
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Circulation managers to trench warfare at camp Wenning
Circulation managers from the United States and Canada will take part in a trench warfare night battle at Camp Wenning as part of the 23rd annual convention of the International Circulation Managers association. The convention opens tomorrow and runs through Thursday. More than 490 commercial airp...
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Affordable Wool Skirt Making Offer
A local shop advertises custom skirts at one dollar per garment with full tailoring included. Measurements and a fitting are required, selections cover woolen fabrics in navy blue, stripes, and serge options with prices ranging from 1.50 to 4.50 for fabric, plus a one dollar tailoring charge during a special week. Third floor.
Children’s special dresses attract young buyers at favorite price
Bright and charming chambray and ging ham dresses for girls aged 2 to 6 offered at a special value of 3.50. Dresses feature white trim and new models designed to appeal to Mother's taste and a love of life and color.
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Bread and Rent Offer Appears in Local Listing
A brief classified item notes a loaf of Home bread priced with a combination offer alongside a basement rent. The listing hints at a bundled purchase and rental deal described succinctly for readers seeking value.
Junior jewelry ad offers heavy silverplate flatware set
In the Junior jewelry section an advertised knife fork and spoon set sits in a blue box on good white metal base. The piece is described as heavy silverplate with a nice design and finish. Price listed is $1.50.
Master cook and butcher to offer marketing lesson
Thursday afternoon in Bridgeport Mrs Rorer and a master butcher from the E William Behrens market will demonstrate beef cuts and uses. Swift and Company will provide beef from their local refrigerator. The event aims to show cheaper cuts prepared as tasty dishes with Mrs Rorer leading the demonstration at 2 30. Wednesday schedules include quick corns breads gems pan and mush breads.
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Boys Suit Special Sizes for Growing Boys
Special sized boys suits built for broad shoulders and ample waist with roomy trousers. Narfolk belted coats and belted trousers in sizes 14 to 20, priced from $19.50 to $23. An unusual lot of guimpes and organdy lace trims priced around $1.85 each.
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Crepe de chine Blouse Fabric Notes and Colors
The fragment describes crepe de chine and pongee fabrics with mentions of colors pink flesh navy gray and black. It notes texture qualities and widths such as 36 inches and an inviting cool texture with a soft glow. Price reference appears as five dollars.
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