Public demand grows to drive Turks from Europe
President Wilson faces strong opposition to Turkish retention in Constantinople as American and European sentiment favors expelling the Turks from Europe. Press reports say England France and America unite against tolerating imperial compromise amid Armenian massacres and looming Bolshevik threats.
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The Sun Blames Winter for Early Morning Wakefulness
The New York Sun says winter dampens activity and causes sleeplessness while suggesting reading, coffee, or a festival mood as remedies. It notes elderly sleepers wake in all seasons and vary by individual, with some rising or wandering to induce sleep.
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New York
Roosevelt saw through Kaiser and German warlords
The piece notes Roosevelt avoided flattering comparisons with Kaiser Wilhelm II. It cites Thayer's John Hay biography and a Scribner’s letter from 1911 showing Roosevelt exposed the Kaiser’s egotism and German ambitions. It says Roosevelt viewed international morality as pirate-like and that America was not liked by the emperor, war lords, or the social class.
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Thayer
John Hay
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Scribner's
Germany
Mr. Roosevelt
England
America
Filipinos award Aguinaldo pension and honor Governor Carpenter
The article states the Philippines grant a 6000 pension to Aguinaldo, celebrated hero of a 20 year old revolt, while Frank Carpenter, retiring American governor of Mindanao, receives a 25000 honorarium. It notes public support in offering 25000 soldiers to fight alongside the United States.
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United States
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Frank
Carpenter
Mindano
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Nany
Admiral Sims criticizes German propaganda tactics
Admiral Sims accuses the German propaganda campaign of fooling the navy department and other branches. He asserts the promoters believed Americans were easily led and would follow the Nazi line.
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Sims
Navy Department
No Radical Changes in Year’s Woman Fashion Says Modistes
A convention headed by modistes states there will be no major changes in women’s fashion this year, a view echoed by a newspaper correspondent noting youth at sixty and lively older men. Rhode Island grants new women voters exemption from poll tax, marking equal rights amid cautious remarks on voting duties.
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Rhode Island
Billy Whiskers and Daisy Bell Buy My Kids
Two children play beside a stream as Daisy Bell, a spoiled rich girl, pleads with her father to buy their pets. The father agrees after Daisy insists, depriving Nanny of her beloved animals. The scene shifts to a fantasy encounter with an elf man and a bee, hinting at a fairyland adventure to come.
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Daisy Bell
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Papa
Little Girl and the Garden Elf Opens a Quiet Morning Tale
A Little Girl in a central garden greets sun and world while a Bumble Bee and garden voices mingle with birds. Big-Boy climbs a wall and falls into a pansy bed as a tiny green smocked elf appears, hinting at magical happenings in the garden.
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Bumble Bee
Cecilia Reynolds Robertson
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Big-Boy
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Jack Frost
Today’s Sports Calendar Highlights National Meet List
Racing winter meeting in Havana by Cuba American jockey club. Rowing national association of amateur oarsmen in New York. Swimming intercollegiate championships in New Haven. Western intercollegiate championships in Evanston Illinois. Athletics Western intercollegiate indoor meet in Evinston Ill. Beach show Boston terrier club in New York City. Skating American championships in New York City. Wrestling YMCA championships in Gary Indiana. New England intercollegiate championships in Springfield Mass. Pacific Northwest AAU championships in Seattle. Nebraska amateur championships in Omaha. Boxing AAU international championships in Toronto. Battling Ortego versus Sailor Petroskey 40 rounds in San Francisco. Basketball Pacific Northwest AAU championships in Portland Oregon.
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Michigan federation of women clubs marks 25th anniversary
The state federation of women's clubs celebrates its 25th year today, marking a milestone for the organization. In other news, Minnesota Republicans hold moot discussions at St. unclear location.
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Michigan State Federation of Women's Clubs
Minnesota
Republicans
Debates and Launch Events Highlight Political and Military News
Paul today to delact delegates to the national convention. Six pere American judges engage in a debating contest on collective bargaining. The battleship Maryland, the largest war vessel, to be launched at Newport News. Major General Leonard Wood and Senator Miles Poindexter to debate in Pierre. A national conference on community organization meets in Washington to discuss democratic community plans.
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Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Democratic Organization of Communities
Robert Smillie the king of British labor world
Robert Smillie emerges as a dominant figure in Britain’s labor movement with a past from a Lanarkshire coal mine to leadership roles in miners unions and the miners federation. His influence in 1944 coal strikes propelled him to the presidency of a federation overseeing over a million workers.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Lanarkshire
Scottish Miners Union
Miners! Federation
French garrison Driven From Odessa One Year On
Reports mark one year since the French garrison was driven from Odessa by Bolshevik forces. Gorea dispatches claim 410000 nationalists killed and thousands arrested in the campaign.
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Odessa
Gorea
Charles W Hirot Birthday Note From Harvard Emeritus
Today marks the birthday of Dr. Charles W Hirot, longtime president emeritus of Harvard University. Born is noted but the year is not provided in the text.
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Charles W. Hirot
Harvard University
Notable Birthdays In Boston 86 Years Ago Today
Boston marks anniversaries of Maj Gen Charles Ty mie ee director of alnn nervy born in Philadelphia and Fort figures. J Tranidin Fort former New Jersey governor and later FTC chairman born in Pemberton NJ. John J. Esch seventh Wisconsin district congressman born Norwalk WI. William J. Locke English novelist and playwright born 57 years earlier.
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Alnn Nervy
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Bormin
William J. Locke
Child Struck Along Rail Line In Lusk
Opal Nene Robertson seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Robertson is hospitalized with severe head contusions and a deep cut after being hurled from the track by a locomotive. She and her father were walking along the track in high wind and did not hear the passenger train engine approaching. The girl was found beside the track after being struck by the pilot.
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Opal Nene Robertson
H.l Robertson
Round Trip Tickets Return to Be Sold in Cheyenne
O B Stapleton, Union Pacific ticket agent in Cheyenne, announces local round trip tickets will again be sold here. Travelers to Denver and Laramie may obtain tickets at the Cheyenne office, which had been given up by the government two years ago. No fare reduction applies to round trip purchases.
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O. B.‘Stapleton
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Denver
Laramie
Gheyenne
Regular Tenement Found With No Water Fixtures
City plumbing inspector catalogs Cheyenne’s 45 room house lacking faucets and baths. Several families live there and obtain hydrant water from the yard as part of an inventory to check water usage in the city.
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Cheyenne
Gheyenne
Missing Sheridanite Drew: Saline eRe eo Serete
SHERIDANY Wyo March 19 4 It has developed that G A Hills the teamster employed until his departure at the sugar company ranch carried a savings account at the Sheridan Banking company of some 200 which he withdrew Friday afternoon prior to the close of banking hours It was after having gotten this money that Hill went to the sugar company office and received his voucher for 20 imi payment of day labor However the check was not cashed at the Sheridan National Bank until Saturday morning which leads to the belief that possibly some other motive might have existed for his leaving unbeknowns to his wife Marital relations were always of the best so Mrs Hill states and for this reason it is difficult to face count for his mysterious dropping out of sight.
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G. A. Hills
Sugar Company
Sheridan Banking Company
Hill
Sugar ‘Company
Sheridan National Bank
Weather Summary Report From Fort Worth Almanac
The report shows a 6 am reading with a low around 28 and a high near 54 degrees, NW wind up to 48 mph, and a 6 degree warmer change in 24 hours. Precipitation since January 1 totals 4.05 inches, with no rain or snow in the last 24 hours.
John Bruner Becomes Curtis Publications Agent in Cheyenne
John Bruner, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bruner, takes over the Curtis Publications agency in Cheyenne from Harry Garlock. He will handle the Saturday Evening Post, the Ladies Home Journal, and The Country Gentleman.
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Frank Bruner
The
Curtis
Cheyenne
Harry. Garlock
Ladies’ Home Journal
Country
Powder River Trapper Reports 300 Pelts In One Month
Broadus Montana March 49 Louis Bokkena a government trapper turned in 300 bobcat and coyote pelts in a single month. He operated on the Powder River region and sent pelts to the agency.
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Mont
Louis Bokkena
Powder River
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