Foreign Legion Still Popular With Adventurers
About 60 self described Americans enlist in the French Foreign Legion across Algiers, Morocco, Syria, and Tonkin. The French war department cannot confirm how many are U.S. citizens, noting enlistment requires no identity papers and recruits come from many nationalities.
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Paris
Qing
Foreign Legion S
Alba
Morocco
Syria
Tonkin
United States
French War Department
Frankfurt-on-the- Main
Wttw Xehmidt
Simerican
Hoboken
Skols
Raid Nets 20 Gallon Still and Three Arrests
Deputy sheriffs conducted a raid at Via Piedmont uncovering a 20 gallon still, liquor, and mash. Three individuals Homer Cash John Cloxton and William Withard were jailed, with four deputies named Whittington Canterbury Roberts Fisher and Davis involved in the operation. An additional arrest Enmiens Johnson from Poca district was announced.
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Via
Piedmont Read
Homer Cash
John Cloxton
Wiliam Withard
Whittington
Canterbury
Roberts
Fisher
Davis
Enmiens Johnson
Poca
Dohneen
Italins Pleased With New Cable Line to America
A fragmentary report notes the new cable line linking North America with Europe and Asia, highlighting its potential impact on trade and communication. It discusses role of press in shaping views, mentions American interests and foreign coverage, and hints at broader industrial and political implications.
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Italins
America
Germans Regain Italian Textiles Mills Control
Milan March 4 German forces regain control of Italian textile mills and resume importation of American cotton. The move strengthens German influence over Italian production and trade, with a shift toward cheaper, lower‑cost goods and a focus on yarns, fabrics, and processed textiles for export.
Electric railways face traffic congestion problem
Washington March 14 officials or electric railways report congestion as key delay factor. President Shithillien cites failure to limit parking and restrict space in channels, causing cars and buses to delay schedules. He notes most riders are not car owners and traffic jams impede service and speed downtown.
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United States
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Yeoor Basen
Ale
Shannahan
Pss
Sedation policy sparks mixed views in urban transit debate
An inexact issue on sedation and traffic rules surfaces amid disputes over mass transit, street safety, and regulations. Officials discuss safer routes, restricted vehicle types, and enforcement while citizens weigh impacts on mobility.
Pedestrians Win Right of Way Over Los Angeles Traffic
In Los Angeles a new traffic ordinance prioritizes pedestrians at crosswalks. Pedestrians may signal to stop approaching vehicles and step onto crossings only when clear. Violators, including jaywalkers, face fines and potential jail terms. drivers who threaten pedestrians risk penalties. Enforcement aims to reduce collisions amid downtown congestion.
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Los Angeles
LS Angeles
Ueven
Che Foot
Aid Plan Seen to Ease Western Ireland Distress
An article reports widespread press consensus on measures to relieve distress in Western Ireland, noting feeding 20 000 children daily and government plans to fund meals at low or no cost. It discusses communication, logistics, and the role of local clergy and authorities, with emphasis on reducing pauperism and coordinating with central departments.
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Ned Arena
Amd
Hele Reporha
Oplwags Tvedk
Sbunikerd of
Wivivie
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Charitale
Doles
Geseranwat
Kenora
Trent
New York
Charleston
Europe Finds Way To Revenue From Radio Fans
New York March 14 United States leads in radio development but Europe starts to offer revenue paths. European executives discuss licensing, broadcasting growth, and government restrictions as nations flood plans to expand national programs and private stations. Germany Italy Spain and France push varied models while smaller states eye interlinked networks and unified culture through broadcasting expansion.
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New York
United States
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KA. Brafos
Western Medkine Company
Une World
Europe
Tistenius
Rrofes
Hye
Willett
Lansing
Reeds
Germany
Perelginie
Lew Pein
Spain
Italy
Wangland
Ewiteerland
Ireland
Lady Sykes May Sell Horses in London Auction
Announcement from America states Tatdy Sykes widow of Sir Mark Sykes may sell horses in London. The note identifies Lady Sykes as widow and indicates an impending sale event.
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Lady Sykes
London
America
Tatdy Sykee
Sir Mark Sykes
Futurity Stakes Lure Draws Deep Field of Thoroughbreds
The Futurity Stakes attracts top entrants including elite American horses. The Sledmere Stud entries from Lady Windfall and others, with horses bred across major establishments, highlight a historic 200 year lineage. Breeding costs reach high figures as yearlings sell for notable sums. Electric locomotives and rail progress in Mexico to Vera Crag accompany broader transport notes of the era.
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Flilies
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Thy Sugseston Sykee
Uod
Rae
Tady
Catco
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Alexandria
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Tomei Spaghetti
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G. A. Thompson
Charleston Street
Capitol
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Amin
Midian
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Leite
Fabian Pupatis
Unite States
Fiely
Anid
Anni
Kime
Wien
Milan
Ivy
Maret
SrInaMy
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Eric Proce
Fierman
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Jan Pwebtelos
Cate
Mhrtces
Tiereasina
Jay
Western Ireland
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Tila
Dalund
Ria Ohare
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Mexico City
Vera Crag
Denner
Washington Street
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Ward
Pnet
Seoul
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Yard
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Byowa
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