Italy Uses Famous Arches as Billboards to Aid Loan
Italy places posters on statues and arches to promote the sixth national loan. Ival faces severe wartime financial strain and production halts from strikes. The army must remain at full strength due to conditions.
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Italy
Local License Rates for Various Trades Listed
Page four continuation outlines license fees for many occupations from sales agencies to tailors and taxicabs. It notes highest license due when multiple trades are combined, nontransferability of licenses, pro-rated fees for new businesses, refunds for quitting within year, and penalties of 5 to 100 dollars for operating without a license. Names of trades include banks, brokers, cafes, contractors, hotels, photographers, peddlers, veterinarians, and wine violations.
Motorist Subdues Runaway Horses After pursuit
A team from C. W. Hiner escaped from a warehouse on Eighteenth Street near the railroad, bolted toward House Street, but N. C. G. Casselman of the Riner company caught the horses in an automobile and brought them to a halt.
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C. W. Hiner
Eighteenth Street
House Street
N. CG
Casselman
Riner Company
Evangelist Bulgin Promotes Conversions and Meetings
Dr. Bulgin preached on immigration and tobacco critiquing moral decline. He claimed to be the world’s only evangelist seeking converts who join churches and stay. Sunday gatherings drew $800 for expenses and noted civic efforts by Cheyenne women.
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United States
Dr. Bulgin
Hillsdale
Bulgin
Robert O. Lewis
Lewis
Cheyenne
German union labor strike halts rail service in Berlin
March 15 reports the railway workers union declares an immediate general strike in Berlin after Chancellor Kapp refuses to state willingness to meet demands. The union seeks a coalition government including trade unions, leaders, and calls for elections soon.
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Berlin
Railway Men’s Union
Lokal Anzeiger
Kapp
Leipsig
Special Meeting of Legionaries Tonight
The American Legion holds a special meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building at 8 o clock with free refreshments after. Ex soldiers are urged to attend regardless of Legion membership to discuss the bonus bill and enjoy a Legion event.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Legion
Congress
German parties urge inclusion in postwar government
In Berlin, people’s parties oppose the Ebert government and call for inviting all cooperative parties to help reconstruct Germany. A Prussian assembly committee resolves not to recognize the dissolution of the national assembly and declines to take a position on the new administration.
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Berlin
Ebert
Germany
Prussian National Assembly
National Assembly
Germans Reach Interim Government Accord After Kapp Coup
Reports from PANIS and LONDON detail a tentative German settlement: Kapp abandons cabinet plans, an expert cabinet to be formed, elections to the Reichstag within two months, a new president to be chosen by the people, with Freidrich Ebert staying in power until then. Southern Germany vows support for Ebert, while Leipzig endures a deadly clash and a general strike is proclaimed.
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Ebert
Berlin
Kapp
Reichtag
Reichstag
Freiderich Ebert
London
Germany
Exchange Telegraph
von Leuttwitz
Ebert Copenhagen
Social Demograten
Dresden
Stuttgart
Munich
Hbert
National Assembly
Stuttsar
Hand Grenade Serenade for Lt General Luettwitz
Berlin reports eight hand grenades thrown this afternoon from a roof into the street in front of General Baron von Luettwitz defense minister headquarters. No casualties or arrests were reported.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Baron von Luettwitz
Japan to control northern lands in Pacific Ocean
London march 15 premier Lloyd George announced in the house of commons the allotment of mandates: German East Africa to Britain and Belgium German Southwest Africa to the Union of South Africa German possessions south of the equator in the Pacific excluding Samoa to Australia Samoa to New Zealand German islands north of the equator to Japan.
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Japan
Pacific Ocean
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Great Britain
Belgium
Union of South Africa
Equator
Samoa
Australia
New Zealand
Virginia Republican Convention Tomorrow in Roanoke
Roanoke Virginia March 15 delegates arrive ahead of the state convention to name national convention delegates and choose a candidate for United States senator.
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Roanoke
Mrs Stabler Pioneer Resident Dies After Illness
Mrs Margaret Stabler longtime Cheyenne resident passes away at her East Lincoln Way home after several weeks illness. She had lived in Cheyenne since 1882 and is survived by a daughter Mrs Harry in one of this sun at the Ta Hs. SiMelly, Boe pane pending, ineres or.
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Margaret Stabler
East Lincoln Way
Rothey
Cheyenne
Stabler
St Hes
Harry
Ineres
Books Reach Far Flung Settlements Under Library Act
Two fur clad men drove 76 miles from Pegasus to a Kootenay rail station to fetch a box of books for their settlement. The province distributes fiction and scientific works under the Library Act to relieve winter monotony and bolster education, with demand exceeding supply due to delivery challenges.
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Victoria
B. C
Kootenay
Pegasus
Strangler Lewis Defeats Earl Gaddock in Catch Bout
In New York on March 415 Strangler Lewis from Lexington Ky defeated Earl Gaddock former wrestling champion in a catch as catch can bout lasting one hour five minutes and forty five seconds with a hand and hip lock securing the victory.
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New York
Lewis
Lexington
Earl Gaddock
Evolution of the bathing suit through the ages
A concise review traces bathing suit styles from heavy fourpin dresses to late era one-piece form fitting suits. It notes changes in skirts stockings and leg exposure as fashion reformers influenced design. Milady’s wardrobe shifts from dress-like to skimp one piece with no stockings or shoes.
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Milady
Supreme Court to rule on prohibition amendment validity
The court will hear all phases of the prohibition question before ruling on the amendment and the Volstead act. New Jersey original proceedings test the amendment, with March 29 hearing set for brewer Christian Feigespan and Manitowoc Products appeals. A two weeks recess begins March 29 due to multiple cases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Masschusetts
New Jersey
Christian Feigespan
Newark
Brewer
Manitowoc
Cheyenne Man Badly Injured in Laramie Accident
Frank Barnett general superintendent for Archie Allison contracted out-of-town construction work is in critical condition after a serious injury in Laramie. Police and medical crews responded to the scene. Authorities investigate the cause of the incident and identify involved parties.
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Frank Barnett
Archie Allison
Laramie Hospital Combines With Barnett Aid In Mason Aid
A man remains in critical condition at Ivinson hospital in Laramie after a steel girder fell on his leg and foot Friday. He had just returned from Laramie where he visited Mr Barnett, a Cheyenne resident and prominent Mason.
Two Of Crew Survive After Schooner Sinks Off Woods Hole
Survivors Captain William Reicher and seaman J G Watkins of the schooner Isaiah K Stetson were rescued by a coast guard cutter after four crew members were swept away in a storm. The six aboard lashed to rigging for 14 hours as the vessel sank yesterday.
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Woods Hole
Mass
William Reicher
J. G. Watkins
Isaiah K. Stetson
Coast Guard
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