U S Plans Industrial Survey of Occupied German Areas
The United States will conduct a year long industrial survey of German occupied zones this summer to aid postwar commercial relations. Commerce Department officers led by T Noyes operate from Cologne Coblenz and Paris the survey will inform US Germany trade policy. Swiss plant protection laws make illegal possession of rare specimens a penal offense.
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Cologne
Coblenz
T. Noyes
Rhinelands Commission
Noyes
Switzerland
Sandra and Everett tangled in jealous love triangle
The narrator wrestles with jealousy over Everett Graham and his affection for Leela and Rose, recalling past actions and wondering about motives. Barrett Edmonds appears in practice, develops rapport, and hints at a Friday outing, ending with a shy kiss and lingering thoughts about privacy and romance.
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Mother
Rose Graham
Isverett
Leola
Everett
Leela
Barrett P Edmonds
Rose
President Wilson Puts Food Message In Typewriter
President Wilson drafted his food situation message to Congress on his own typewriter in the White House study. He worked past midnight to frame the document, which spanned about 27 sheets and 5000 to 6000 words. He has long written state papers on his typewriter rather than dictating them.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
White House
Government Printing Office
Joseph P. Tumulty
British War Ministry Inspects U.S. Army Vocational System
The British War ministry is inspecting the American army vocational and educational schools in Germany this spring to adopt effective features for British troop training. British officers traveled from London to Coblenz to confer with American general staff officers.
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Cologne
Army of Occupation
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London
Coblenz
Germany
Dooling Denies Conspiracy Charges In King Case
New York attorney Joan T. Dooling, former assistant district attorney, denounces as false a notice alleging conspiracy and subordination of perjury linked to the 1917 death of Myra Maude A. King. He says funds cited from Northern Trust and Title Guarantee not misused and defends a long history of legal work and investigations.
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Repatriated Mexicans Choose Las Palmas Colony Site
Las Palmas in Lower California has been selected as the site of the first colony for repatriated Mexicans, about five thousand of whom returned from the United States recently. The area offers rich soil and abundant water, with most colonists previously living in California.
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Las Palmas
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Engagement Customs in Turkestan
In Turkestan engagement starts with a large payment to the girl's parents. If the girl jilts her lover the engagement bill must be returned unless the parents have another daughter who can serve as a satisfactory substitute.
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Turkestan
Fatal Lightning Strike Claims Gransville Man
Harry Randlett, 45, of Grantsville Medina district, died Friday when a bolt of lightning struck as he worked in a hay field along the National Pike near Addison. His shoes were torn and trousers torn but he was unmarked. no storm was visible at the time.
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Méd
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Weston clerks organize union among city offices
One hundred fifty girl clerks employed in Weston municipal offices have taken steps to form a union, signaling collective action for workplace rights and representation.
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Weston
Poisoned Water Lands Man in Jefferson County
Charles Town W Va Aug 13 John Lanham arrested seven days ago on charge of putting poison in the drinking water at the Robinson Ice and Cold Storage plant has been held by a justice of the peace for the October grand jury. Evidence showed him seen dropping poison into the drinking keg after which a laborer became sick. he was admitted to bail.
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Robinson
Lanham
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