Travelers urged to secure Europe hotel rooms before visit
Americans planning to tour European battlefields next two years warned by Percy S. Bullen to book lodging early or delay travel. London and other cities may face severe hotel shortages as 2,000,000 future visitors seek sites like the Argonne forest and Chateau-Thierry. Belgium towns such as Ypres and Ostend likely to attract tours, with Ostend poised to host automobile parties.
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New York
Europe
Percy S. Bullen
Association of Foreign Press Representatives
United States
London
Argonne Forest
Chateau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
England
Bullen
Western Front
Liverpool
France
Belgium
Ypres
Dixmude
Ostend
Bruges
Ghent
Mennen
Poelcappelle
Communists in Big German Plot Revealed in Berlin Reports
Berlin government disclosures reveal Spartacist and independent communist plots in Germany. Documents seized show plans for assassinations, red shock troops, and using women and children at protests. Authorities say funds flow from Bolshevik Russia and sympathizers in Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia.
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Berlin
Germany
Spartacans
Spuartacists
Munich
Biau
Halle
Blau
Russia
Austria
Czecho- Slovakia
Rag Doll on Arm Causes Stir on Broadway
Mrs. Carl Lamb of Philadelphia, wife of a U S Navy lieutenant, drew attention on Broadway with a 12 inch rag doll named Patsy Dooley dangling from her arm. She plans to take Patsy and its brother Thomas Squeel ix to China.
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New York
Carl Lamb
Philadelphia
Lamb
Broadway
Patsy Dooley
Deer Happy with Government Taming of Park Wildlife
Horace M. Albright, Yellowstone superintendent, says park protection has made deer and beggar bears unusually tame. He recalls a mule deer entering a house for a doughnut and notes children feed them. bears beg from road sides for tips. He warns tameness risks pets and hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Stephen M. Mather
National Parks
Mr. Albright
Albright
Yellowstone
Woman Dog Catcher in Denver, First of Its Kind
Mrs. Laura Dietrich serves as deputy pound mistress at the Denver dog pound hailed as the only woman dog catcher in the world. Superintendent William Fox says initial doubts faded as Dietrich proves highly efficient and dogs respond better to a woman, with less trouble than under a man.
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Denver
Colo
Laura Dietrich
Pearl found in Beloit oysters worth sixty dollars
Forrest Wilson bought a quart of oysters for 50 cents in Beloit Wisconsin. He bit into a hard object and found a pearl. Moments later his son had the same experience. The two pearls are valued at 50 dollars and 10 dollars respectively, totaling 60 dollars.
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Beloit
Wis
Forrest Wilson
Stony Brook to Open Christian College for Poor Boys
Dr John F Carson counselor for Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn announces a new Christian college at Stony Brook Long Island to open fall 1920. The venture aims to educate ambitious youths lacking means with Bible study equal to secular work and will use existing buildings as dormitories and classrooms.
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John F. Carson
Central Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stony Brook Assembly
Long Island
Northfield
Massachusetts
Stony Brook
Johnston Hall
Hopkins Hall
Assembly
New Christian College
Ferdinand T. Hopkins
Katonah
NM. Y
Robert Johnston
St. Louis
Jesse 3
L’amoreaux
Ballston Spa
High Land
Doctor Carson
Dwight L. Moody
Winant’ Lake
Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
Doctor
Smithtown
Presbyterian Church
Carson
Tian
The
United States
Jesus Christ
David G. Wiley
New Yor City
Walter J. Vreeland
New York City
Roy M. Hart
Edward J. Humeston
Passers-By Tales of Human Wear and Woe
A reflective meditation on passers by and shared humanity. The passage asserts that every person carries memories of youth and early romance, shaping character despite present distance and neglect. It cites Robert Southey on enduring attachments and the inner experiences of ordinary people.
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Robert Southey
Wonderful Caves and a World Record Glide
An American traveler describes West Australian caves Yallingup Mammoth and Lake with stalagmite forms like shops jewelry butcher and draperies inside. In Ithaca New York a Thomas Morse two seater set a glide record from CaYuga Lake to Ithaca reaching 17 500 feet then gliding with 5000 feet altitude leaving room for 15 more miles.
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West Australia
New York Sun
Yallingup
Mammoth
Lake
Nature Gas
Ithaca
N. Y
Thomas-Morse
Cayuga Lake
Raynham
Aeronautics
Brookland
Hendon
England
Scientific American
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Bishaces
Royal Colonial Institute
American Chamber of Commerce
Bolshevik
Hirsch
Broadway’ S
Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury
U. S
Pial
TW Carson
Slony Brook Beach
Sorlystay
Passers
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