Georgia Papers Challenge Wilson Over Wood Command
A Georgia Democratic paper the Macon Telegraph accused President Wilson of sidelining General Wood for political reasons. It later retracts, citing Washington sources that Wood had a fibrous tumor removal affecting his motor nerve, and commends Wilson for restraint. The Savannah Press notes Wood’s silence was less admirable than the administration’s.
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Wilson
General Wood
France
Georgia
Macon Telegraph
Washington
Wood
Savannah Press
Macon
Bolshevik Triumph Deepens as Denekine Flees to British Fleet
The article notes General Denekine fled to the British fleet at Constantinople, leaving Wrangel to face Bolshevik forces in Crimea while Kolchak and Yudenitch fade. It claims Denekine’s collapse mirrors Kolchak’s demise and predicts Lenin and Trotzky will rule Russia with iron rule amid pro Bolshevik propaganda and desertions.
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Denekine
Constantinople
Wrangel
Crimea
Yudenitch
Petrograd
Kolchak
Siberian
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Panama Canal records log 24 hour day usage
The article notes that Panama Canal ship movements use a 24 hour day with Woodwarra entering at 8 55 a m on March 7 and completing transit at 17 55. It contrasts this with workers who face quitting times at 17 00 instead of 5 00 and the resulting fatigue.
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Panama Canal
Woodwarra
Canal
Spelling Snag Hits Governor Sproul Amid Primary Buzz
The New York Tribune notes Michigan primaries undermined the Lowden surge and also deflated the Sprowl Harding and Poindexter momentum, highlighting attention to spelling of Sproul among party organs.
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Sproul
Pennsylvania
New York Tribune
Michigan
Czarina’s letter hints at Russia’s fear of force
The fragment notes a claim that Russia loves to feel the whip and suggests Tenine and Trotzky concluded they could risk enlisting the labor of the people by using military power. The passage frames their confidence in coercive policy as a response to popular sentiment.
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Russia
Tenine
Trotzky
Tennie
Global chatter on prices power and empire echoes past debates
The passage surveys rising sugar prices and political intrigue with mentions of Trotzky and Tennie, a looming naval buildup, cross Atlantic climate comparisons, a Vienna carefootedness society, drunkenness experiments, and U.S. Senate influence on treaties. It also notes leather and wooden shoe trade and ponders Hoover’s 1920 GOP prospects versus Roosevelt in 1912.
Billy Whiskers cliffhanger shipwreck tale
In a storm at sea the Black Hawk battles another vessel and sinks leaving goats Day and Night stranded in a floating chicken coop. A black cat drifts nearby as the kids cling together amid roaring waves and wreckage awaiting what comes next.
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Black Hawk
Day
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Ohio
Heart and Home Problems by Mrs Thompson
Q&A column features readers seeking marital guidance. Advice covers affection gaps in marriage, maintaining loyalty, handling liaisons, and dating after divorce, with responses urging restraint, realism, and lawful steps.
150th anniversary of Mahlon Dickerson birth noted
Today marks Mahlon Dickerson birth anniversary. he served as New Jersey governor and Navy secretary under Jackson and Van Buren. National figures attend events from Providence to Washington while Dempsey faces draft conspiracy hearings in San Francisco.
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Mahlon Dickerson
New Jersey
Navy
Jackson
van Buren
John J. Pershing
Young Men's Christian Association of Providence
Providence
R. I
Massachusetts
United Spanish War Veterans
Fitchburg
Washington, D. C
Marie Christie
Pierre Christie Stevens
Frederick C. Hicks
Congress
New York
Irivne L. Lenroot
United States
Wisconsin
Boston
Republican Club
Masschusetts
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
de Goutte
Rhine
Ruhr
Chateau Thierry
Tunis
Madagascar
China
Morocco
Ailette
Marquise de Sevigne
Paris
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Susan Fenimore Cooper
Jamesenimore Cooper
Scarsdale
N. Y
Cooperstown
French Chamber of Deputies
Peace Council
Russia
Libau
Letfish
Thrift Meat Recipes Issued by Women’s Activities Division
Real thrift recipes promote economical meat dishes issued by the Division of Women’s Activities of the Department of Justice. The guide offers nutritious methods to stretch scarce meat supplies and save money through practical cooking tips and affordable ingredients.
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Division of Women’s Activities
Department of Justice
Home Cooked Pork and Smothered Beef Recipes
Instructions for fresh pork with parsnips and carrots with steps to boil cook and slice pork, serve with cabbage and vegetables, plus smothered beef with rump, onions, mustard tomatoes and slow cook instructions, and a brains dish with chopped pepper and white sauce.
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Cheyenne
RANDOLPH _ LEIGH
Becen
Carey Avenue Telephones
Tattorial
Bolsheviki Triumphant
League of Nations
United States St 'S
England
America
Europe
Vienna
Germany
Holland
Hoover
Roosevelt
Billy Whiskers
Frances Trego Montgomery
Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
P. R
Gore
William R. Day
Supreme Court of the United States
Ravenna
Willis van Devanter
Marion
Ind
Mark L. Bristol
United States Naval Forces
Turkey
Glassboro
N. J
Scott Perry
Corsica
California
Honolulu
Seattle
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Shepherd & Klett
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Bei
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