Germans Spy on Red Moves in Central Germany
In Halle and other central cities the security police claim a widespread espionage system that records daily citizen activities and traces strangers movements. Officials admit suspicion toward foreigners even with official papers as Bolshevik agitation grows and thousands of communists are arrested. An Associated Press correspondent was repeatedly arrested and questioned over movements, conversations, and alleged interviews with communists, though police say the American’s purpose was information gathering. Authorities justify detentions by a ten to one communist advantage and insist no improper influence was used. Meanwhile a German dog shows devotion by trying to lay on his deceased master’s casket in Clarksburg, West Virginia.
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Halle
Germany
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Uno
Twits
Associated Press
Hislehen
Locking
Way
Ber Mo
Albanian throne race draws two American princesses
In American society circles the contest for Albania's throne captivates elites. Princess Anastasia, once Mrs. William B. Leeds and now married to Prince Christopher of Greece, faces Princess Viora, formerly Hetex Kelly and wife of Frank J. Gould, as rivals with vast fortunes.
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Albania
America
Milionus
Dolars
Anastasia
William B. Leeds
Prince Christopher
Greece
Viora
Hetex Kelly
Frank J. Gould
Greek Queen Aids Refugees In Saloniki Crisis
Queen Sophie of Greece led a government drive to aid 20 000 Caucasus refugees in Saloniki camp conditions. American Red Cross dispatched doctors and nurses and 1000 000 drachmae were raised. Sanitation improved with ten physicians and a sanitary expert directing care while typhus dysentery and influenza caused many deaths. More refugees arrive as supplies run low.
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Saluniki
Sophie
Greece
Greek Red Cross
Caucasus
Kainmaris
Sulauski
Saloniki
Olds
Red Cross
Europe
Theophanes Angelopoutos
American Red Cross
Suloniki
Weary A. Shaw
United States
Armg Medical Corps
Shaw
French Barracks
Lullian Spelman
Boston
Mencedonia
Kemil Pasko
Bnlf
Ite Cross
Zarleguitus
Tick Bite Fatalities Rock Basin Wyoming
Sixteen year old Jaycee Dickman dies in Basin Wyoming from mountain fever believed produced by a tick bite. Doctors report the illness follows the bite and marks Wyoming's year with a fatal tick related case.
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Basin
Wyo
Jaycee Dickman
Wyoming
Bullet Proof Man Tries Vanity to End Life
Walter Stewart, a Hartland Hollow Connecticut farmer, fired two .22 bullets into his forehead and two into his body then, discouraged by failure, set out to quit. A doctor arrived as he walked about the house soaking a pipe and he said he would never attempt the gun method again.
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Walter Stewart
Hartland Hollow
Conn
Pet Monkey Mothers Kittens in New York Yard
New York reader reports that a pet monkey named Jane, owned by Mega Mary F. Halpin of Actoria, adopted four kittens and sheltered them in her yard several days ago. A witness believed the mother cat was killed, leaving the orphaned kittens in need of care.
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New York
Jane
Mega
Mary F. Halpin
Actoria
Quys
Mra
Qmalpin
Tim F
Polite Turkish Elite In Contrast To Western Occupation
In Constantinople the wealthy Turk Effendi speaks of a grand moral code amid western street disorder. Officials and elites retain dignity and courtesy while soldiers and civilians, drawn by Allied occupation, roam Stamboul at night. Gambling dens, brothels, and sailors ashore till morning mark the port city’s dual life.
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Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Abdul Medjid Effendi
Europe
United States
Ganstantinople
Pers
Death in the Dishrag Influenza Rates by Hand vs Dishwashing
A government report shows influenza case rates for inmates eating from hand washed dishes at 324 per 1000 versus 108 per 1000 for those using dishwashing machines. The figures imply hand washing allows at least one disease to attack three times as many inmates as the machine. The rest of the passage contains unrelated musings.
Ultra-Violet Sterilization Expands to Barrels and Casks
Ultra-violet rays, long used to disinfect water milk and other fluids, have now been applied to sterilize barrels and casks. The shift comes as a practical enhancement for sanitation in storage and transportation of liquids. Safe handling and access to specialized devices will determine adoption pace.
Lullabie Engaged To A Girl With A Million Dollars
The item notes Lullabie claims engagement to a girl described as worth a million dollars. The exchange hints at wealth as the central point of interest but provides minimal additional context.
Entonic touted by Dora Williams for stomach relief
Abs Dora Williams recalls a year of illness ending after using Entonic to relieve excess acidity and gas. She now works again and urges others with indigestion sourness heartburn belching and similar distress to take Entonic after meals. A big box carries a small price with a druggist guarantee.
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Dora Williams
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