Dayton flood relief seeks federal loan for reconstruction
Dayton leaders announce a plan to ask the federal government for a loan of 20 to 40 million dollars to rebuild after the flood. Harris E Talbott and John Patterson say Montgomery county losses could top 150 million, with food rations for over 100 000 people needed for an indefinite period as 129 bodies have been recovered from the wreckage.
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Montgomery County
Dayton
John
Patterson
Relief Committee
H. E. Talbott
Congress
Talbott
Preventive Levee Bonds Considered by Indiana Cities
After last week’s flood Indiana cities plan preventive measures. Indianapolis weighs a bond issue to fund White River levees. Fort Wayne proposes 500000 dollars to build a local cut off and dikes. Muncie and others plan similar protections as cleanup continues. About fifty seven flood deaths reported.
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Indianapolis
White River
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Indiana
Farmer Beats the Kaiser over Cadmen Estate
Berlin reports amicable settlement of the dispute between German Emperor and tenant Helmuth Sohst on the Cadmen estate. Sohst vacates before lease end, with five years remaining, for $30,000. He receives the Royal Crown order as the emperor retracts a prior remark of tenant inefficiency and sends a letter of explanation and regret.
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Berlin
Helmuth Sohst
Cadmen
Miss Lapham Awarded in Breach of Promise Suit
Amy A. Lapham, a Kast Douglas school teacher, won 25 000 from Bertram F. Aldrich in a Worcester superior court breach of promise case begun for 40 000. Jury reported to Judge Raymond. both sides declined to comment.
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Worcester
Mass
Amy A. Lapham
Kast Douglas
Bertram F. Aldrich
Miss Lapham
Aldrich
Raymond
FURES ACCEPT PEACE TERMS
Turkey accepts mediation terms to end Balkan war though Balkan league rejects some points. Frontier outline envisions Enos to Midia with Albania excluded, Crete renounced, and an international debt settlement to be discussed in Paris. Peace negotiations expected soon as Adrianople falls influence talks. Duc de Montpensier proclaimed King of Albania. Ferdinand Francois Montpensier, 28, is the new ruler.
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London
Turkey
Prince Said Halin
Constantinople
Balkan
Europe
Enos
Maritza
Ergene
Midia
Albania
Atgean Islands
Crete
International Commission
Paris
Balkan League
Greece
Bulgaria
Gallipoli
Adrianople
Duc de Montpensier
Brindisi
Ferdinand Francois
Die de Montpensier
Louis Phillippe Robert, Duc de Orleans
House of Bourbon-Orleans
France
Russian lieutenant dies in plane crash after self inflicted act
Warsaw reports Lieutenant Per lovski of the Russian army committed death by own action, shutting off the aeroplane motor and dropping from 600 feet. A letter described his intention to disable the motor midflight, citing relentless intrigues as the motive.
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Warsaw
Perlovski
S Itzuki
Body to Be Exhumed in Mrs. Cole Death Case
In Lyndonville Vermont William C Cole is jailed in Caledonia County awaiting an April 10 hearing after police investigated the death of his wife Mrs Lottie Cole who died of poison. Her body will be exhumed for autopsy by Drs Stone and Whitney at the state laboratory Burlington.
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St. Johnsbury
William C. Cole
Wentworth
Divorce Court Proceedings Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a divorce court in Camésh involving a person named Nid et téwh seeking separation or remarriage. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Lovis
Camésh
First Grand Military Ball for C Company Bedford
The first grand military ball of C Company LL MM held Tuesday night March 25 proved a social and financial success. The ballroom gleamed with flags bunting and flowers as officers and guests mingled while Lt. Sydney W. Young and Capt. Fred F. Cook headed the reception. Notable attendees included Capt. George F. Reed Lieut. Leo V. Chisholm and many Bedford residents and families.
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C Company
L. M. M. iFirst
Ll. M. M
Bedford
Fred F. Cook
Sydney W. Young
J. McLaughlin
Guy
Strachn
George F. Reed
Lexington Minute Men
Ezra F. Breed
Chas. H
C. He. Tobie
Bedford welcomes J Alfred Riley at new East Bedford home
Fifty neighbors and friends from three orders gathered in Bedford Centre last Friday to honor J Alfred Riley. Irving L Hodgdon welcomed guests as Dr Immanuel Pfeiffer Jr presented a morris chair of Spanish morocco. Guests enjoyed lunch and songs as Riley’s long Bedford ties were noted.
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Bedford Centre
J. Alfred Riley
Bedford
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
Morocco
Riley
Lexington
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Spades
Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Spencer Bros
Walden
Edith Buck
Main
Wright
Chas. C. Wellman
Prop
Snall
B. Lang
Walden St., Concord, Mass
Farmer
the Kaiser
Rawyer
Movie
Salem
Game
Moving Picture Theatre
Essex Street
Lewiston
Daniel F. Short
Togus
Park Street
Sole
C. H. Mead
West Acton
M. J. Mahoney
North Lexington
Ank and Tower
P. O. Box
W. Young
Charles M. Byron
Theresu St
Concord
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