Georgia Press Shifts View On Wood France Command
The Macon Telegraph retracts criticism of Wood's exclusion from France after Washington sources reveal a medical reason. Savannah Press notes the Telegraph apologizes for prior attacks and praises Wilson administration restraint, contrasting Wood’s silence with the administration’s.
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Wilson
General Wood
France
Georgia
Macon Telegraph
Washington
Wood
Savannah Press
Macon
Bolshevik Triumph Feared as Russian Armies Collapse
The article reports General Denekine fleeing to British protection in Constantinople and predicts Wrangel and Yudenitch will soon fall to Bolshevik power. Kolchak is dead, Denekine deserted, and Bolshevik propaganda undermines enemy morale while Lenin and Trotzky consolidate control over a now oppressed Russia.
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Denekine
Constantinople
Wrangel
Crimea
Yudenitch
Petrograd
Kolchak
Siberian
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Panama Canal movement times reflect 24 hour day
The Panama canal records ship movements by a 24 hour day. The British ship Woodwarra entered at 8 55 a m on March 7 and completed the transit at 5 55 p m. The note also remarks workers accustomed to 5 pm quitting time may feel unusually tired.
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Panama Canal
Woodwarra
Canal
Spelling slip mocks governor amid GOP primary buzz
The New York Tribune notes Michigan primaries undermine the Lowden campaign and also deflate the Sprowl Harding and Poindexter balloons. The remark highlights confusion over Governor Sproul's name spelling amid party chatter.
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Sproul
Pennsylvania
New York Tribune
Michigan
Russian leaders weigh risk of conscripting labor forces
A historical reflection notes the czarina’s line that Russia loves to feel the whip and observes Tenine and Trotzky doubly confident, deciding they could risk using military force to mobilize labor.
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Russia
Tenine
Trotzky
Incoherent 1920s Quips Touch on Politics and Climate
The piece wanders from sugar prices and labor conscription to a looming naval buildup, a Russia trip by figures Tennie and Trotzky, climate comparisons between England and the United States, a Vienna carefootedness society, alcohol trials, Franco-German tensions, leather shoes versus wooden shoes, and a speculative remark on Hoover and Roosevelt influencing party fate in 1920.
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Tennie
Trotzky
Russia
Holland
United States
Billy Whiskers Storm At Sea Adventure
Two goats Day and Night face a fierce storm at sea aboard the Black Hawk. The ship is struck by lightning, sinks, and the kids cling to a floating chicken coop amid debris while a prowling black cat adds menace. Tomorrow promises further peril.
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Black Hawk
Day
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Ohio
Heart and Home Problems
A亲 column presents readers with marriage and affection questions. Mrs. Thompson counsels a wife with a distant husband, a girl seeking guidance about a correspondence, a nineteen year old with love trouble, and a divorced man considering remarriage. The advice stresses restraint, youth experiments, and honesty with partners.
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Mrs. Thompson
Births, anniversaries, and sports line for today
Today marks Mahlon Dickerson’s 150th birth anniversary and lists figures attending events in Providence and Washington. Also noted are a San Francisco draft case hearing for Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns and multiple sports calendars and birthdays on this date.
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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
Thrifty Meat Recipes Issued by Justice Department
Real thrift recipes for tasty nutritious dishes made from cheaper meat issued by the Division of Women's Activities in the Department of Justice. Use these guides to cut meat costs while maintaining meals.
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Division of Women’s Activities
Department of Justice
Smothered Beef and Fresh Pork with Vegetables
A historic kitchen note detailing preparations for smothered beef with rump, onions and tomato sauce, plus fresh pork with parsnips carrots and cabbage. It includes steps to brown, season, simmer, and finish the meats, and to form brains into balls with a 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
Hoover
Roosevelt
Billy Whiskers
Frances Trego Montgomery
Mrs
Elizabeth 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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