Germany Accepts Allied Demands in Reparations Plan
Germany pledged to carry out without delay the reparations and disarmament obligations, with Bavarian disbandment promised. The Reichstag approved the ultimatum by 221 to 175 amid French caution on Rhine security. Upper Silesia tensions flare as Polish and German forces clash. the Allies seek a council summit to finalize payments and borders.
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Germany
Crew
Reichstag
Lloyd George
House of Commons
France
Wirth
Berin
Rhine
Ruhr
Lhe
Onte
Fas
Rbavaria
Bavaria
Multiple 1921 News Bits Across U.S. and Europe
A scattered batch of brief items notes Mrs Mary Rossiter a 71 year old attorney killed by her son in Granguville Idaho. Boston harbor tugboat workers end a strike in sympathy with stevedores. Grain futures regulation bill backers push in Washington. Abe St Louis brewery joins Prohibition forces demanding medicinal beer controls. Dempsey vs Carpentier odds posted in Paris with seven to four in Dempsey favor. Pershing to assume command of U.S. forces on July 1. Wisconsin assembly defeats unrestricted initiative and referendum. Railroads report first yearly March deficit reversal per ICC figures. Mme Carle co discoverer of radium aboard the Olympia arriving New York. U.S. favorable trade balance drops to 86 million in April. Samuel Durt reelected grand master of Bnai Brith Abraham in Atlantic City. Col George Harvey named American ambassador received by King George VI. Aircraft crash near Arcadia Fla kills Lieut Bloom and Sgt Kelting. five Defeats killed and many wounded in Morelis Alhoncán. Negotiations with Mexico reportedly near recognition. Harding initiation in Gallipolis Grotta No 15 of Washington. Lydia Southard arrested in Honolulu for poisoning five husbands. Shipping losses and casualties among pilots Sergt Aigoll Broomquist, O B McCullough killed in Oklahoma air crash. Grogan fatally wounded. Paris official states France will not alter debt to United States.
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Mary Rossiter
Granguyille
Idaho
Boston Harbor
Doiteers
Washington
St. Louis Brewery
Prohibition
Madison
Wis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mme. Carle
New York
Southampton
Cherbourg
United States
Department of Commerce
Samuel Durt
Order Brith Abraham
Organization
Atlantic City
George Harvey
King George
Buckingham Palace
London
George RB
Bloom
Sergt
Harry J. Kelting
Carlstrom Field
Arcadia
Morelis
Alhoncan
Wash‘ington
Mexico
Harding
Gallipolis Grotta No. 15
Biluebeard
Lydia Southard
Honolulu
Sergt. Aigoll Broomquist
O. EB. McCullough
Oklahoma City
Sergt B. Grogan
Atlanta
Fort Sil
Oklo
Paris
Texas Convicts Mutiny At Huntsville Arsenal
More than a score of state convicts, many armed, mutinied at Huntsville. They stormed the arsenal, shot two guards, and fled amid the ensuing chaos. Local authorities launched a manhunt as details emerge from the incident.
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Texas
Huntsville
Tex
Markets Report Chicago May 1 1921 Open High Low Close
Wheat prices range from 1.95 to 1.45 with May trading. Grain and flour values listed, including patent and mill braids, with rye and hard winter wheat figures. Cattle and hogs show varying bids from prime steers to feeder cattle, plus calf and sheep quotations, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
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Chicago
FUMU
Betteves
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertisement
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a premier remedy for kidney kidney and liver ailments. It claims rapid friend-making and immediate effects, describing it as a gentle vegetable compound sold in two bottle sizes with a sample offer of ten cents from Dr Kilmer Co.
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Avon
Brest
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Plea for Personal Pronouns Prompts Education Debate
The hruman education society of Pennsylvania urges children to use personal pronouns for animals to prevent viewing pets as mere objects. They warn that using It or that risks desensitizing youngsters to animal feelings, turning living creatures into automata.
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Humane Education Society
Hruman Education Society of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Ledger
Fragmented Poem Keeps Odd Dialogue Alive
A short, fragmented verse captures a quirky exchange with misspellings and clipped phrases. The speakers discuss a new dress and a questioning reply, creating a playful, ambiguity filled moment. The piece relies on stylized dialogue to evoke mood.
Her Aim Was Good Cholly Lilnkers Sweetheart Brick
A fragmentary item notes Cholly Lilnkers with a claim about his sweetheart. Percy asserts he heard she threw herself at him. The text appears as a gossip line from a social page with unclear context and names.
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Lilnkers
Percy
Death rate comparison and health reform note
The Nation's Business reports death rates rise with age and cites factors like infections poisons mental strain and diet as causes. It urges periodic health examinations and remedial measures to improve vitality and longevity. It also mentions government experts recommending trip nests and tests to identify productive hens and reduce misinformation.
Musicians Debate Pay Across Jazz Circles
The wild haired man complains musicians are underpaid and asks what a fields trombonist should earn. J Fuller Glow quotes a saying about wages and risk while noting California’s tall peaks and a discussion of earnings among players.
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Mr. Gloom
J. Fuller
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