French Papers Sound New Alarm At Dantzig Corridor
French papers report a new alarm over Dantzig and its police force. A Paris Matin dispatch says leaders like Heer Balm and Frolen, tied to the Berlin nationalists, push inhabitants to oppose Germany and expel Poles from the Dantzig corridor. The city of 190,000, guarded by League forces, reportedly has 1,000 former Russian officers guiding activities beyond mere order.
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Canton Daily News
Dantzig
Matinathe
League of Nations
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Tswald
Germany
Poland
Chicago Daily News Co
Scientists Hopeful Over New Discovery In Egypt Tomb
British scientists believe the sarcophagus at Mount Gita may hold the mummy of an ancient Egyptian princess rather than Sneferu or Cheops. They locate Sneferu near Danahar and Cheops in a pyramid north, while some warn Sneferu's tomb may yet be found elsewhere. The British Museum possesses only a fourth dynasty engraving reproduction from Mount Inat.
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Putat
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Sneferun
Cheops
Tut
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Annals of Royalty
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Danahar
Archaelogiata
Sneferon
George F. Rabbit
British Museum
New Universities Stationary Publishes Sport Dictionary
The issue promotes a new sport section in a dictionary of popular pastimes including lacrosse football polo baseball boxing and basketball. It explains educational value and urges readers to obtain this complete sporty terminology volume by using the included order form and details.
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Lacrome
Head Stones To Be Placed Soon For War Dead
The Army and Navy plan services and head stones for Union soldiers and sailors buried in local cemeteries. March 22 services begin at West Lawn Cemetery, with attendees including service members. Honored are Sgt. William Halt of the 136th Machine Gun Battalion and Corp. Roy A. Lillee of the Coast Artillery, among others buried at Forest Hill and West Lawn cemeteries.
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Roy A. Lillie
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Forest Tim
Union Wtt
Japan Makes Yarn In Japan Now
Japan produces knitting yarns domestically with widespread use in villages. Japanese schools appear to promote knitting with scarves and coats, reflecting a culture of amateur knitters across the country.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ehope
Canton Advertising Club Meeting On Selling
Marine, educational director of the Hoover Co., addresses the Canton Advertising Club and guests at Courtland hotel at noon on the subject of Selling.
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Hoover Co
Canton Advertising Club
Courtland Hotel
New York reformers push tighter controls on love matches
New York reformers urge stricter rules for love and marriage, proposing licenses and a six day investigation by clerks or judges before couples wed. They cite underage marriages and urge bills in Albany while noting existing laws already affect many couples. They warn love cannot be fully regulated and most marriages are happy despite flaws.
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Canton Daily News
Grand Jury
Bronx
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John McGeehan
Mina Mary F. Richmond
Rumell Sage Foundation
Albany
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Elty
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California Fig Syrup For Babies And Children Ad
When a child is constipated or feverish this advertisement recommends a tea spoonful of genuine California Fig Syrup to gently cleanse bowels. It claims no narcotics, pleasant taste, and full directions on the bottle. Mothers are advised to insist on genuine California for authenticity.
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California
Phon
Dog Catcher Uses Modern Method Inmassive Humane Plan
Washington Court House March 12 Edward Eatle county dog catcher today inaugurated a plan of gassing the strays. Placing five dogs in an air craft box connected by a hose to the exhaust of an automobile he started the motor and in ten minutes the dogs were dead. Eatle called it better than shooting and more humane. In Worchester England a grave marker bears the word Gone for a departed auctioneer.
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Washington Court House
Edward Eatle
Eatle
Rhinelanders in Social Register Dispute Over Marriage
New York March 12 Leonard Rhinlander and his wife appear in the late supplement of the social register while Millicent Rogers Mrs James A Stillman and Helen Elwood Stokes are missing. Rhinlander seeks annulment alleging his wife declared a Mulatto in the census and failed to tell him. The register reportedly drops names dragged into sensational print.
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New York
Leonard Kipp Rhinelander
Social Register
Millicent Rogera
James A. Stillman
Helen Elwood Stokes
Rhinelanders
Rhinelander
Japanese children adopt Western dress in Tokyo shops
Japanese parents increasingly clothe their children in foreign outfits, though critics say the kimono remains more attractive. Proponents argue western styles grant greater freedom for play and sport, with full skirts and bloomers aiding health and vitality.
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Tokyo
Church Damage Suit Involving Spiritualist Society
Salt of the Church of True ThoughtS spiritualist group sues building committee members led by L Fhersole for failure to account for funds. Court before Judge Agier hears claims for 538 dollars in damages and 75 dollar church property recovery.
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Chicago Grand Jury Critiques City Courts In Crime Report
The Cook County grand jury urged press coverage shift toward punishments meted by courts to curb crime. On a Chicago criminal court day Judges Brothers Williams Lynch Kersten Hopkins handled petty theft, murder, burglary, and manslaughter cases, with fines and house of correction sentences issued. University study cited lists 1,313 gangings in Chicago, with 50 members identified.
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Canton Daily News
Chicago
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House of Corrections
Williama
Lynch
House of Correction
Kersten
University of Chicago
Rheumatism Recipe Gift by Ex-Service Man
Ex Sergeant Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts reports a free rheumatism and neuritis prescription he received in France. He has shared it with many sufferers, many noting relief and disappearance of neuritis symptoms. He offers to mail the recipe postpaid at no cost to anyone who writes him.
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Brockton
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France
Gangs Spark Disturbances Across Chicago Districts
A Chicago study reports about 900 boys and men forming a vast gang network along railroads and factories near the central business district. The investigators describe a separate universe of youths linked to street brawls and race riots, contrasted with ordinary city life.
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