Italy Ends Guerilla War and Forms Peace Court
Rome reports Fascists and Socialists have signed a peace accord after months of guerrilla warfare. A court of last report led by Eurico De Nicola will settle disputes, with each side disciplining its own members. Trophies of war to be returned. Arditi del Popolo disowned to curb attacks.
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Rome
Italy
Eurico de Nicola
Chamber of Deputies
de Nicola
Fascisti
Tascisti
Socialisists
Ardtti del Popolo
Nurses Training School Popular Opens Two Centers
Washington reports the public health service opens nurse training schools for young women between 21 and 35 at Fox Hills Staten Island and Fort McHenry Baltimore. The three year course offers a diploma and possible service in the nurse corps with monthly stipends and free provisions. Special credit for Red Cross graduates and war hospital experience.
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Washington
Fox Hills
Staten Island
N. Y
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Public Health Service
United States Public Health Service Nurse Corps
Cummings
The
United States Training School For
Surgeon General
Red Cross
President Millerand At Rest In Medieval Rambouillet Castle
President Millerand of France vacations at Rambouillet in a mediaeval castle by a moat and five towers. The site is guarded by 50 officers and 1,000 guards and servants. Monsignor de la Cerretti, the Paypal Nuncio, was hosted for luncheon with ten castle servants present.
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Rambouillet
France
Millerand
Paypal
Monsignor de la Cerretti
Trinity appoints Herman Steiner athletic assistant
Trinity College announces Herman Steiner of Syracuse University and Indianapolis Normal School as full time assistant to athletic director James Baldwin. Steiner will run class athletics and coach the varsity track squad, marking Trinity’s first professional track coach and expanding its athletic program.
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Trinity College
Trinity
Baldwin
Herman Steiner
Syracuse University
Normal School of Physical Education
Indianapolis
Steiner
Syracuse
Indianapoli
Tom’’ Heene
Pat” Page
University of Chicago
Indianapolis Normal School
Butter College
Independent Athletic Club
James Baldwin
W. W. Card
Angier Duke Gymnasium
Hotel cots abandoned after war end in Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa the war weariness ends the era of hotel cots as cots move to retirement with reduced pay and a nightly rate of one dollar fifty cents. Travelers recall higher charges of five to fifteen dollars for a cot while beds fill first.
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Sioua City
Norimalcy
Sioux City
Morpheu
Sions City
Notice and Mercy of Morpheus in Complacency Price
A fragment notes perhaps at this price a person might woo Morpheus with complacency and equanimity. The terse line implies a playful or philosophical comment on temptation and calm persuasion.
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Morpheus
House Shortage Hits South Dakota Prison
The South Dakota penitentiary, built for 216 inmates, houses 561 with about 10 percent more expected by year end from fall circuit court terms. An old shirt factory is being remodeled into a cell dormitory to handle the increase by January 1 1922, while trustees live in outbuildings and on the prison farm until completion.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Penitentiary
George Jameson
Girl Learns Fiancé Is Cousin Then Takes Own Life
In Detroit on September 3 Miss Burr Roberts aged eighteen from River Rouge killed herself with her brother's army revolver after learning her fiancé Roy Fortner of Detroit was her first cousin. The two had kept their relation secret for two years. A second item reports Thomas Higgins of Brooklyn facing a yearlong ban on brewing after neighbors complained he and his wife said he drank from his kitchen experiments.
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Detroit
Burr Roberts
River Rouge
Roy Fortner
Fortner
Drorek
New York
Thomas Higgins
Brooklyn
Iota
Higgins
Liota
Canadian Bar Association to Open Meeting with Taft and Meighen
Premier Arthur Meighen and U S Chief Justice William H Taft will address the Canadian Bar Association at the annual meeting opening September 6 in Ottawa. Sir Robert Borden will preside at a luncheon that day with Alton B. Parker of New York representing the American Bar Association.
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Ottawa
Arthur Meighen
William H. Taft
United States
Canadian Bar Association
Robert Borden
Alton B. Parker
New York
American Bar Association
Sport Fight for Throne of Abyssinia Expected Soon
Constantinople reports a new struggle to claim the Abyssinian throne will be staged in a summer or fall campaign after the rainy season. Dr Barnum Brown of the American Museum calls the conflict a war to be fought on sportive lines, framing it as a scientific era involved in the region.
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Constantinople
Abyssinia
Barnum Brown
American Museum
Natural History Club Scout Returns From Prospective Trip
A member of the New York City based natural history society has completed an extended prospecting excursion. The trip aimed to survey potential research sites and collect specimens for study. Further details were not disclosed.
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of Natural History
New York City
Silk moth egg laying box may test Pebrine disease
Prof. IL. Chien of University of Nanking College of Agriculture has invented an egg laying box for the silk moth that could replace existing Pebrine tests. Previous methods were Japanese and European with noted drawbacks now addressed by the new device.
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Nanking
IL. Chien
College of Agriculture and Forestry
University of
Woman Charged With Manslaughter In Bonnfire Death
Mrs. Lizzie Weiss of Paterson New Jersey faced manslaughter charges after a bonfire she started to burn rubbish in front of her house ignited nine year old Sarah Czarkowsky's clothing and caused her death. Weiss left the blaze briefly and was later held on $1000 bail.
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Paterson
N. J
Lizzie Weiss
Sarah Czarkowsky
Twelve 1000-foot piers rise in New York harbor for miners
Twelve 1000-foot piers are under construction in New York harbor to support ocean mining activities. Airplanes are employed in extensive fishing operations, signaling a large scale shift in maritime industry.
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New York Harbor
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High Point, N. C
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