Alaskan Assembly Convening in Maps for 1919 Session
Juneau reporters describe the 1919 territorial legislature convening March 3 to push industrial and mining activity. Democrats hold a majority, funding for the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines at Fairbanks is anticipated, and measures include pensions for pioneer residents and a martens trapping law repeal to protect bird eggs and nests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
Moad
Alaska Agricultural College
School of Mines
Fairbanks
Nenana
Cordova
Ketchikan
Nome
Seattle
Red Cross Cares for Siberian Refugees in Vladivostok
The American Red Cross in Eastern Siberia assists nearly 2,500 refugees with food clothing and lodging. Distribution centers operate in Vladivostok with 400 barracks at First River and 430 Serbians needing work. An employment bureau aims to place all willing to work as military teams seek laundries and relief plans expand.
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Vladivostok
Associated Press
American Red Cross
Siberia
Vindivostok
First River
Second River
Port Said
Red Cross
St. George Tucker
Petrograd
Vindivastok
Shortage of Silver Coins Grips Mexico City
A silver coin shortage in Mexico City disrupts daily life as half peso and 10 to 20 centavo coins vanish from circulation. Merchants refuse silver change for large payments, prompting panic buying and a government move to mint a new 2 percent peso gold coin to ease the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Capital Press
Texas Wheat Acreage Reaches Record 2 108 000
The Dallas Morning News reports Texas wheat acreage has hit a record 2 108 000 acres. This figure comes from crop bulletins issued by the Bureau of Propentinatet of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Texas
Dallas Morning News
Bureau of Propentinatet
United States Department of Agriculture
Proved His Worth From the Deaton Transcript
The fragment shows a debate over a subs joot remark with a weary auditor questioning the validity of a claim. It hints at a broader discourse on credibility and proof. The text references an individual named prelix person and an exchange about what has been convinced.
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Deaton
Eaid
Enid
Phat
Greot
Fragmentary Scribbles Hint at Courtroom Scene
Readable bits show a judge, a descent downstairs, and a curious object described as long sawdust. The fragment hints at a courtroom or custody moment with unclear dialogue and a mysterious title or item named Rudolf.
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Rudolf
French Want Big Bertha Souvenir in Paris Display
Paris residents urge the government to seize a German Big Bertha cannon as a morale shapers souvenir. Military experts detail three Paris bombardments, their locations near Mont-Jose and Saint Gobain forest, and the evolving use of remodeled guns through May.
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Paris
Mall
Place de la Concorde
Mont-Jose
Saint Gopain
Tuon
Crepy
Paria
Targéla
St. Gobsin
Iin
Bolesons
Dunkirk
foissons-Chateau Thierry
Mirbel
Turin
Few English Wives Will Be Brought Back to America
Curtin Brown of the American Red Cross says American mothers can be proud of their sons who served 10 months in Europe. He notes many soldiers earned respect for women, and few marriages will lead to wives returning to America while others may follow after peace.
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America
Lonelln
Mres
Curtin Brown
Home Service Committee
American Red Cross
Eays
Hainie
Europe
England
Vommiya
Holy Tig Breway Wey
Hitler
Nature study for young children through weather and trees
An instructional piece urges mothers and schools to begin nature study with weather calendars and tree observations. It promotes child drawing, naming trees, regular visits, soil experiments, and observing air and water in daily life to foster observation, imagination, and accurate work.
Wilson Czar Declares Paper in Paris Peace Talks
London Times and Frankfurter Zeitung comment on the peace delegates in Paris. They compare leaders such as Wilson Clemenceau and Lloyd George, noting expectations, rivalries, and the test of fire at the peace table.
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London Times
Calle Cervier
Public Ledger
Bronx City Tribune
London
Disraeli
Gurtuaioft
Ilaun
Clemencents
George
Hrent
Skall
Wilson
Lousinn Lave
House
Crane
M. Clemenveal
Metternich
Mr. Wilson
Alexander
M. Pichon
Minen
Cleiora Conu
Frankfurter Altung
M. Klotz
Bonar Law
Frinfurter Zeitung
England
Mtr
Lloyd George
Mr. Balfour
Frenyfurter Zeitung
Baron Sonning
Anni
Italy
BL Clemence Finds In France and Mr. Livya George
Great Britain
Brangfurter Zeitung
Self Reliance in Ohio Suite Journal
The piece urges doing any task alone to sustain body and soul, arguing real progress comes from self reliance not dependence on others. It critiques reliance on laws institutions and external aid, contending future social and industrial solutions lie in individual self support and personal initiative.
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Ohio Suite Journal
Ferloda Altwatton
Tia Golly
Santfort
Czarina Not Pro German in Mortnighty Review
The piece argues the empress suffered cruelly and faced a ruler under her influence. It claims she opposed a separate peace with Germany and supported laws granting broad authority, while German elements behind the scene shaped policy and pressuring the emperor.
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Sir George Buchanan
Mortnighty Review
Vxare
Wistary
Muewhi
Allial
Germany
William
Ale Lever
Whelie Coh
Pfursuides
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Alaskan Assembly
Ughboys
Guy Wort
Perniciou
Frederick W. Reman
Department of Economics
Syracuse University
Pat
Mrs. Ramsay
Patricia
Alexander Ramsay
King George of England
Alexander Jkymeany
Westminster Abbey
Rumesy
Muantals
Weswish
Margaret Walter
United States Bureau of Mderation
Washington, D. C
National Kindergarten Arsociation
West Fortiethtreet
New York
Cold
Jack Frost
Jones
Uncle Sam
Wilson Czar
Mien
Charles Mage
Ian
Woo
Ion
Baltimore Americas
Bingland
Anil
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