Britain and Ireland face new imperial crisis over dominion rule
Edward W. Pickard reports Washington conference tension with Japan over Pacific questions and China's invitation stirring disputes while Ireland's home rule talks move toward settlement. Upper Silesia threat looms as France seeks quick reinforcement and possible mediation role for the United States. Greeks advance in Asia Minor as Albanian Mirdites declare independence amid Balkan unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Southern Ireland
Upper Silesia
Klimets
Edward W. Pickard
Depen
Orient
Harding
Washington
Pacific
Hughes
Shidehara Ares
Japan
Asia
Yap
United States
China
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Ching
Canton
Ohso
Linsd George
London
Curzon
Great Britain
Witeh
France
Italy
British
Foreign Office
Supreme Council
Briand
Walt
Cyper Silesia
Paris
Upper Silexia
America W
Entente
Asia “Minor
Constantine
Eski-Shehr
Angora
Constantinople
Albania
Drinking hours extended in London under new Commons measure
London debates on prohibition yield a nine hour drinking day under a new House of Commons bill. London hotels and restaurants may serve liquor to midnight if food is served, with a three hour daily closure for pubs. After theater parties remain difficult as the measure faces opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smuts
South Africa
Ulster
James Craig
Loyd George
London
Belfast
Southern
Ireland
de Valera
Sinn Penn
Cister
Sinn Fein
Southern Ireland
House
Senate
A. TD. Lasker
Shipping Board
Lasker
Congress
Dawes
Harting
Special Commission On Soldiers' Relief
Veterans’ Bureau
War Service
House of Commons
Ameren
Hence of Commons
Louton
Lieven
Europe
Guttons
Neil
John Barleycorn
England
Lord Astar
Ohio Building Association League
Cedar Point
Ohio Reformed
Tiffin
TD. W. Bell
Springfield
Alexander G. Baehr
Cleveland
R. L. Porter
Church of Christ
Wilmington
Athens
Wilmer Stephens
Baltimore
Thomas Anderson
Cincinnati
Avondale
Daniel Lynch
Toledo
Albert Wiles
Youngstown
Portage County
Richtown Center
Clarence Kiger
Lancaster
Palmer Match Company
Akron
Kenmore
Roger Meyers
Harold
Geraldine Hyerman
Mad River
Deyton
Harvey Pref
Jacob Dunlevy
Collinwood Shale and Brick Company
John Behr
St. Gerard's Catholic Church
Lima
St. Joseph’s Church
Rochester
N.Y
James Clark
Paul C. Trotter
Bessie B. Trotter
John M. Killits
Willys Overland Company
United States Court of Appeals
Grand Rapids
Eliza Moselman
Tillie Moselman
Helen Stankovich
Felix Stankovich
Russel W. Dunlap
Delphos
William Morgan
East Liverpool
Otway J. Cosgrave
Hamilton County
Brooksville
John Wilson
Bridenport
Louis Writzek
Wheeling Creek
Killine
Thurles T. Bo
Willamsport
Abenleen
Georgetown
Charles Harman
Roth
George Willams
Orrin Becker
Rowesborg
Ashland County
John McConnell
Akron Reports 11 Deaths Row Sleeping Sickness
Akron reports 11 deaths from sleeping sickness since late. Mollie Verblis found murdered near Niles. Bellefontaine: Big Four railroad shops resume full operations. Numerous Ohio city incidents include murders, accidents, drownings, and public notices across Toledo, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Dayton with multiple deaths and legal actions.
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Akron
Mollie Verblis
Niles
Bellefontaine
Arthur B. Copery
Columbus
Alain
Mainiiton
le Walmer
Dayton
Forrest TL May
Aaron Welty Goldsmith
Cincinnati
Clociunati
Ghia Swite Arse Lation
Optometrists
Irwin Peck
Colles Hul
Miatul
Cleves
Foetorn
Fostora
Andrew Milne
Marshall
Logan County
Robert J. Smith
Frank Messer
Warren
Slater
Ohio State Rubber Tire Company
Port Ciiatan
Homeless in soldiers’ dugouts amid Polish frontier regions
Report from Warsaw notes 2.2 million children under European Children's Fund in Poland, with many displaced by war living in soldiers' dugouts on the eastern frontier. Inspectors describe scarce food, potatoes as winter staple, and spring arrival of improvised meals as peasants return from destroyed homes along the old frontier line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
New Republic
Pripet
Russhay
Pradunia
Mount Rainier a Glacier Giant of the Northwest
The article extols Mount Rainier as a premier glacier peak dominating the Pacific Northwest. It notes its vast ice cover of about 52 000 acres, distant sea views, and striking sunset hues. It describes the summit crater, steam vents, and safe ascent routes from Camp of the Clouds, plus historical ascents and perilous crevasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geowranchie Society
Washington
Dye
Fuji
Japan
Mount Rainier
Pacific Northwest
Paget Sound
United States
Puget Sound
Rainier Park
Puxet Sound
Viewine
Mount Kelner
Halnter
Sumit
Slong
Holting Point
Trees Loaded With Fruit and the Mosquito Martians a Scientist Tale
The text describes a bizarre scene with insects and trees bent by some unseen force. It references experiments and investigators debating a theory about natural character and the world of science. It hints at a coming revelation about a boy foretold to be a great scientist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Honey mentioned in Bible and ancient honey legends
A fragmented note discusses references to honey in biblical and ancient texts and suggests honey as a laxative and preservative. It mentions figures around ninety two and seventy four years and notes on letters of French origin and a priestly context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amler
Dhencainen Beverdon
Vernon Texas Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Recovery
Mrs W M Stephens of Vernon recounts years of monthly agony relieved after trying Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash following a neighbor's tip and a doctor’s advisement. She urges others to write for health advice and notes confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Followedaee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vernon
Tex
Dia E. Pinkham
Tam
W. M. Stephens
N. Commerce St
Texas
Lymn
Miss
Country Without Scenery Trans-Australian Journey Looms Dreary Rail Line
The projected trans Australian line from Oodnodatta to Port Darwin will, when completed, offer a travel experience likely to be the dreariest railway journey in the world. Much of the route runs through desert, has little life, and is utterly uninteresting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Harding
Treasury Department
Interior Department
War Department
Navy Department
Postal Service
Gibraltar Rock
Cuh
Bertine
Reinier Park
Government Road
Rainier Park
Paradise
William F. Tole
Hudson's Bay Company
Port Nisqually
Ratler Park
Ace
Seattle
Tacoma
Oodnodatta
Port Darwin
Purity and Promise of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Medicine
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure kidney liver and bladder remedy free from stimulants. It touts uniform quality in every bottle and invites readers to request a sample from Tris & Co. at Binghamton New York while noting pricing and non-specific claims of health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Ciaese
Srott Preverstion
Tris & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
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Cuerbourg
New York
DeWitt Clinton
Grifer
Chicnke
Wavelting
George Wast Vicum
Virginia
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Berlin
Germany
Borah
Secretary of War
Tllinois
Len Small
Fred E. Sterling
Verne Curtis
Bunker
Smatl
Sterling
Small
Curtis
Chicago
Rover
Duting Jann
Mike Bojtin
Drewrel
Maumee
Toda
Dio Agsuntatien
Tiyars
Asi Qiganeré
Darin
Kenneth Régien
Wad
Eammit
Jake
Wilbur Staut
Crooksville
Wendell W. Miseiter
Cremmate
Bess
Justine Taft Howard Hajek
Beach City
Mullins aWike
New
Washington C
George Corcoran
Edward Scheyler
John Koch
Burton Edwards
Sunbury
Delaware County
Detroit
Toledo and Ironton
Washington D. H
Louis Antry
H. B. Rager
Antry
Rager
Lucy Hil
Barberton
College For Women of Western Reserve University
Fred J. Warnock
David Scott
Boutlegoers
Theodore Exwells
Charles H Thiery
Raymond Sullivan
Hovey
Marietta
Francis Smith
Marion
New North Hill Viaduct
Eugene Lity
Howard Michell
Aties Harry Carman
Wellsville
Harry Cummins
4 Creek
Joseph McDonough
Torledo Service Department
Higgins
MacDonough
J. West
H. E. Scott
Marshfield Bank
New Marshhfield
Athens County
William Sturgitl
Archer
State Highways Department
Samuel Howe
Gertie Freeman
Marriazes
Norwalk
G. Ousthould
Creston
Yortiestins
J. Ht. Brown
Avalanche Lily Siope
Rainier National Park
Timnkinn
Far East
Enialitas
National Ready of
Holland
Bellans
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