Rest Houses for Red Cross Secured in Milan
Four large rest houses serving 0 to 300 soldiers daily have been turned over to the American Red Cross in Milan Italy. Italian base operations support the Red Cross with Italian French and English speakers aiding management led by Countess Piccini. Colonel Robert Perkins and General Angelotti attended the transfer as Red Cross drivers from the fourth ambulance section were reviewed before heading to the front.
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Army Corps
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Fisher
The Author’s Warning Over a Faltering Play
The author criticizes the play as a total failure while the leading lady questions the verdict. Critics in the audience appear to delight in the production despite the negative assessment.
Demobilization Clash Between German and Austrian Unions
Amsterdam reports a dispute between German and Austrian unions over postwar demobilization. Both agree no worker should remain in the army longer than necessary, but differ on method. Austrian unions want age based discharges while German unions push to favor specific callings to accelerate economic revival.
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Amsterdam
der Kampf
Flood devastates Lockhaven as martial law takes effect
Flood waters in the Susquehanna valley nearly inundated Lockhaven pa. The New York and Pennsylvania Paper company suffered about 100000 in damage while surrounding losses totaled 550000. Martial law was proclaimed with labor duties for residents to clear debris.
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Lockhaven
Susquehana Valley
New York and Pennsylvania Paper Company
Nile
Caruso Pays Tax on $59,000 Income in One Gift
Enrico Caruso paid his income tax of 59000 promptly saying the money belongs to the United States government if anything happens to him. The payment covered income from the Metropolitan Opera company phonograph records and outside concerts.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
United States
Metropolitan Opera Company
Phonograph
Red Cross Plans Homes at Army Camps in War Effort
Atlanta reports the American Red Cross will open a house at Camp Meade and rush construction at all cantonments. Each 100 foot square building will serve as headquarters and rest center with a billiard room, kitchen, reading rooms, assembly hall, sun parlor, and dormitory space for convalescents and relatives, plus administration for field directors and nurses.
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Bunaker
American
Red Cross
France
America
Camp Meade
Daniels Praises Two Sailors For Fire Duty
Secretary Daniels commends John Joseph McLoughlin and FE. H. Haines for conspicuous service during the Norfolk fire. Both remained on duty despite being drenched. McLoughlin enlisted in New York and Haines at Chicago.
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John Joseph McLoughlin
FE. H. Haines
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
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Cheago
William S Hart at the Broadway this week
William S Hart headlines in The Silent Man at the Broadway this week. Hart plays a miner who strikes it rich and faces robbery by a gambling resort owner and a corrupt clerk as he fights to reclaim his mine and win a romance with Vola Vale.
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William S. Har
Hart
Caim
Thomas F. Ince
Artcraft
Airt
Vola Vale
Robert McKin
J. P. Lpeckney
Milton Ross
Harold Goodwin
Administrator's Notice in Guilford County Estate
Administrator of G. D. Turner estate in Guilford announces claims must be presented by March 1, 1919. Creditors urged to settle debts promptly. Notice dated February 25, 1918. Winton-Salem, N. C. address and D H Parsons, attorney in High Point, N. C. listed.
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G. D. Turner
Guilford County
North Carolina
Winton-Salem
D. Tl. Parsons
High Point
KE. R. Turner
Admi
D. H. Parsons
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