Easter Dinner Club Revels In Mystery Romance
In a private dining room the Saturday Dinner club unpacks a Easter egg laden surprise revealing a dramatic romance arc. A tale unfolds of Stan Briggs, two striking women, past heartbreak, and a turning point sparked by a prize winning color sketch that exposes a long hidden connection.
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Bil Smarth
Briggs
Ada Johnson
Johnson
Bill
Wes Hees
Jones
Kodak
Briges
Vera Briggs
Tigo Eighit
Howe
Ind
May Jones
Punish Kapp Leaders and Ruhr Control Reported
March 22 Coblenz Western Newspaper Union News Service reports Spartacans control the Ruhr with Duisburg Ganbern Mullheim and Mettmann under red army influence. A Soviet government is said to be set up in Duisburg. The red army is estimated at 70,000 armed men, with about 6,000 troops of General Von Watter nearby, 1,500 retreating across the boundary. President Ebert declares punishment for Kapp leaders and those who joined, possibly high treason and penal servitude. Three thousand killed at Leipzig as government troops seize the city after strike agitation and soviet control. workers evacuated from Volkshaus before shelling and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Coblenz
Spartacans
Ruhr
Red Army
Duisburg
Ganbern
Mullheim
Mettmann
Elberfeld
Duisberg
Essen
von Watter
Stuttgart
Kapp
Ebert
Leipsie
Leipsice
Volkshaus
Gun Fight in Newark Ends in Double Fatalities
In Newark New Jersey two rival gangs of gunmen fought in a restaurant. After the exchange of shots both gang leaders were dead and a third participant was hospitalized in serious condition. One victim was shot twelve times.
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Newark
N. J
Bolsheviks Reach Kuban River in Push for Victory
A Bolshevik dispatch reports reaching the Kuban River toward Novorossiisk with 6000 prisoners and twenty guns seized. In Ekaterinodar area 1500 prisoners were taken along with many guns and substantial booty, signaling a major advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuban
London
Novgorossisk
Ekaterinodar
Precious gems stolen from Columbus museum collection
Thirteen or more precious gems were stolen from the private collection of William C. Mills at the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society museum on the campus of Ohio State University in Columbus. The heist targets included five cameo rings, garnets, moonstones, two stickpins set with Siberian amethysts, a large tourmaline, and numerous fine cut gems. The incident has been reported to the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
William C. Mills
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Ohio State University
France Plants Trees on Yanke Graves Washington
France plants trees on battlefields where American soldiers died to honor the fallen. Trees sent by the American Forestry Association will become living memorials, with Charles Lathrop Pack stating the promise of a tree memorial across the battlefields for the sons of America.
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France
Yanke Graves
Washington
American Forestry Association
Charles Lathrop Pack
America
Inter-Church Leader Accepts Honorary Chair
Lansing accepts honorary chairmanship of the National InterChurch board forging alliance with more than twenty church denominations to oppose the Red menace. Branklin Lane Attorney George A. Mitchell Palmer and Secretary Wilson of labor join in commendations for plans of the inter-church board to combat radi eallam.
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Frank Harwin
Mre. Jones
Weanon
Wester New York
Smith
Stan
Jili
Bob White
Mra. Johnson
New York
Europe
Devvil
Afteen
Ahstens
REDS
Saya
Chase
E. Crosa St
Ypsilanti
Mich
Dean
Floyd E. Daggett
Dean's
Bex Doan
Bato
Eatonic
Dugh Mfg. CO
State Street
NALEM
Louisiana
Sabine
Alrica
Mapa
Sugeno Kelly
Bimon
Bhreveport
Louisana
Manupauturlny
Jos
Schwartz
Bearer Cote
Denver
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