Malta Home Rule Hailed by British Rulers in War Aftermath
A National Geographical Society bulletin notes Malta as a historic crossroads and a key to Britain's eastern empire. It recalls siege valor of the Knights of Malta in 1565, Maltese geography, population, and the strategic role of Valletta and Gozo in spanning civilizations.
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Jerusalem
Malta
National Geographical Society
Calypso
Word
Ulysses
St. Paul
Publius
Christ
Europe
Knights of Malta
Floslem
Magland
Fort St. Elmo
Dack
Marcia
Melita
Isle of
Honey
Rhode Island
Union
Gozo
Comino
Filla
Malta Island
District of Columbia
Richmond
Sicily
Baltimore
New York City
Asia Minor
Chicago
Britain
Napoleon
Egypt
Bonaparte
Calletta
Knights of the Order of St. John
Rhodes
England
Calumet Prize Goes to Ralph Richardson
Ralph Richardson son of C P Richardson of 414 East Twentieth Street won the Calumet Baking Powder contest for the best 50 word letter on why Calumet is preferred at home. A $5 prize check is being mailed to the winner amid many entries from boys and girls.
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Ralph Richardson
C. P. Richardson
East Twentieth St
Calumet Baking Powder Company
Leader
Jewtraw Dominates Western Championship in Newburgh
Charles Jewtraw national and eastern amateur champion skater swept the quarter mile half mile and mile events at the western championships in Newburgh New York. Ra Bryant of Lake Placid placed in the half mile as part of a large eastern field.
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Charles Jewtraw
Newburgh
N. Y
Jewtraw
Ra Bryant
Jewtraws
Lake Placid
Fateful European credit plea from British relief chief
Sir William Goode, chief British relief director, says Central Europe faces ruin without broad Allied and American credits for food and materials. He warns isolated efforts fail and urges a large, coordinated plan with U S participation to prevent a desolate, war-wasted landscape.
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London
Sir William Goode
Europe
England
United States
William
Austria
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mr. Hoover
America
Gentral
Sir William
Tommie
Balkans
Turkey
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Hungary
Vienna
Jugo-Stayia
Rumania
Viennna
Middle Europe
American Child Food Organization
Paris
Beatrice Palmer Bound Over on Bootlegging Charge
Beatrice Palmer was bound over for district court trial on bootlegging after a judge hearing. Two charges were heard with bonds set at 400 dollars each totaling 800. Soldiers testified Palmer invited them to her 1717 Bent Street home and sold whiskey for 12 dollars in a pint after a back entrance allotment.
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Beatrice Palmer
W. H. Edwards
Arthur Piggott
Edwards
Bent Street
Charles E Lane
Salvadore Gaines
Gaines
Furniture for New Offices Arrival at City-County Building
A new lot of furniture has been received for installation in city offices in preparation for the moving in program. Also included is a legal notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming announcing a final three year proof required by Charles L. Green for land in Federal Wyoming with witnesses listed and dates in December 1919 and January 1920.
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Department of ‘the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles L. Green
Federal
Wyo
Township 14
Range
6Th P. Meridian
Register and Receiver
Art Francis
Edith Francis
Arleigh Cooper
Hecla
Inel Cooper
Will Aid
Register
Travelors' Checks Endorsed for Global Use
The American Bankers Association offers Travelers Checks known as A B A Cheques. They reduce risk when traveling since cash is hard to cash while away. A B A Travelers Checks can be cashed at ticket offices banks and garages without identification and are valid worldwide.
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American Bankers’ Association
Pershing smoker at Fort D. A. Russell planned
General Pershing will attend a smoker at Fort D. A. Russell next week with planned boxing bouts featuring Patsy Brannagan, Fontana, Abe Currier, Kid McCoy, Kid Young, and Melady. Abe Pollock referees. Proceeds benefit Post No. 16 C of the American Legion. Four hundred seats reserved for civilians. tickets available at the Hynds Building office.
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John J. Pershing
Fort
D. A. Russell
American Legion
Fort Russell Post
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Leslie
Hynds
Grain Prices in Minneapolis Market Report
Minneapolis grain prices show little change on January 8 with values listed for flour barley rye bran corn oats flax and related futures. Barley at 1.23 to 1.54, rye at 1.80 to 1.80, corn 1.43 to 1.45, oats 0.82 to 0.84, flax 4.96 to 5.04, bran and other items also cited.
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Minneapolis
New Blouses Attract Spring Fashion Attention
Retailers showcase advance spring blouses including a flesh colored crepe piece with frilled collar and cuffs and insert lace. The dainty top pairs with a sports skirt for travel or with the new spring suit.
Billy Whiskers A New Story For The Children
The newspaper announces the start of Billy Whiskers a serialized tale for children by Frances Trego Montgomery. The goat hero has adventures including rescuing a child a fire joining a fire company marrying a nanny and later joining a circus with future kids.
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Billy Whiskers
Little Folks
Frances ‘Trego Montgomery
Billy
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Eyenne
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