Transitory governments of Serbia Albania Montenegro Belgium
Four sovereign governments remain abroad due to war with capitals in private hotels in France Italy and Greece. Serbia Albania Montenegro and Belgium keep ministries cabinets parliaments and administrations active from Corfu Lyons Havre and other cities while awaiting final peace terms. Belgium funds Congo operations and keeps a full civil service despite loss of home revenue.
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Associated Press
London
Serbia
Albania
Montenegro
Belgium
Esvad Pacha
Durazzo
Brindisi
Corfu
Nice
Paschrty
Lyons
France
Pederitza
Poderitza
Havre
Asquith
Nicholas
Montenegto
Podgoritza
Miouchekovitch
Milem
Vera
Nenia
Militza
Danilo
Peter
Russia
Anastasie
Nicholas Nikolawitek
Helene
Italy
Creermap
Anna
Popovitch
Anterior
Radalovitch
Vesovitch
Brussels
Moniteur Belge
Congo
Wing Albert
Varlervelde
German East Africa
Austrian Officer Arrested in Japan
Captain von Moraveck an Austrian artillery officer was arrested on arrival from Seattle in Yokohama. He was taken to Yokosuka for court martial inquiry and sent to a detention camp. Police say he traveled under the name Guegelin posing as a Swiss merchant before later admitting his identity.
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Yokohama
Japan
von Moraveck
Seattle
Yokosuka
Guegellin
Siberia
Manchuria
Tientsin
Austria
New York
Amsterdam
Coroner halts sheriff sale of automobile
Wilmington reports a coroner stopped a sheriff sale of a car at public auction. EF W Davis claimed the auto as his wife’s property, delaying the sale after a Forsyth countyattachment and a judgment of just over 100 dollars. Coroner Holden served papers, delaying the process until Judge Peebles resolves the case on April 10.
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Wilmington
EF. W. Davis
J. S. Sheldon
Forsyth County
Sher- W. S. TP Cowan
Davis
Aos Holden
Peebles Wll
Serb retreat horror outlined by Henry Haller
Henry Haller, a former U S cavaryman, recalls the Serbian retreat to Podgoritza in Monte Negro where more than 50,000 soldiers died from disease hunger and exhaustion. He describes brutal Albanian frontier scenes and the heroism of women amid freezing conditions and widespread starvation.
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Podgoritza
Montenegro
Albania
Adriatic
Haller
Linn
Poincare Wears Steel Helmet Visiting Front Lines
Paris reports President Poincare visiting the front lines in a steel helmet and Adrien suit, mingling with troops as soldiers mistake him for an officer. He jokes about being seen and the need for better lighting, noting soldiers receive only three candles weekly and burn eight per day at five cents daily.
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Poincare
Adrien
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Brittany
Lorraine
Aero Club offers two high powered planes for $1 each
The Aero Club of America says it will sell to the U S government for one dollar the two high powered aeroplanes it recently offered for use in Mexico due to a law that prevents the government from accepting gifts.
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New York
The
Aero Club of America
United States
Mexico
Jean Crones Resumes Ironical Letters From Prison
Chicago March 29 The ironical letters by Jean Crones charged with poisoning soup at a banquet for Archbishop Mundelein are said to be resumed. The letters were sent to New York police, though the news was not public, per Charles Furthmann of Chicago coordinating the search.
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Serbia
Robert Haverick
United States
Haller
Durazzo
Page
Rome
Chicago
Jean Cronés
Mundelein
New York
Charles Furthmann
Crones
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
A vintage home remedy review promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready-to-use darkening hair product. The article notes it conceals gray, adds luster, and is sold in drug stores for about 50 cents a bottle, with no disease cure implied.
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Wyeth
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
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UAW
Vick
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