Germany's New Army Lacks Snap
Germany reorganizes its armed forces under the republic with Noske in charge of army and navy defense. Soldiers and sailors mix in guard regiments while the east keeps a memory of the old force. Volunteers and conscription plans shape a transitional, disciplined but wary government army.
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Berlin
New Republic
Gustav Noske
Spartacans
Noske
Germany
Kiel
Red Guard
Ylays
Hindenburg
Rilne
Ollindenburg
Bre
Reinhard
Ebert
Sparticans
2000 Murdered by the Bolsheviki reported in Russia
Indisputable evidence from American Red Cross officials and associates returned from Perm and Osa details mass killings by Bolsheviks in and around Osa. About 500 died in Osa and 1,500 in surrounding districts. many victims were church workers, lawyers, doctors, and others, executed without trial, buried in pits, with brutal acts described and few spared.
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Omsk
Osa
Simmonds
Emerson
Rudolph Teusler
American Steel Cross
Perm
Casagrande
Ekaterinburg
Ted Cross
Aliens Quit Country Exodus Grows After Armistice
Enriched by war work, aliens leave the United States at over 1 014 daily as Congress may tighten immigration. Since November 70 221 passports were issued at the port and since December 63 000 aliens sailed. Rates for Mediterranean passages rose to 80 from 60. Collector Byron St Newton says over 90 percent still leaving and action is needed to check the outflow.
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New York
Congress
United States
United Stres
Pasa
Custom House
Mediterranean
Bach Allen
Hin
Byron St. Newton
United States Senate
House
Mmigration Committee
Cupid busy during war in Paris romance blooms abroad
Six thousand French women were wooed and won by American soldiers in one year in Paris. The majority were stenographers salesgirls teachers and a sprinkling of peasant and middle class girls. Most romances are described as very similar.
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Yanke
Paris
France
Cupid
Mara
Middle Wings
Bourgeoiaie
War Risk Bureau Studies Arm Losses in AEF
Washington D C nearly four thousand officers and enlisted men in the American expeditionary forces lost arms or legs in the war with Germany according to statistics from the bureau of war risk insurance which seeks changes to compensation for disabled soldiers sailors and marines
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Burendu of
War Risk Insurance
Counterfeiter Cone Linked to Nationwide Aspirin Tablet Fraud
New York health authorities identified Brooke Lyn as a manufacturer associated with a penitentiary scheme to sell counterfeit Talcum powder tablets labeled as Aspirin Tablets. The operation allegedly spread across the United States, involving millions in questionable products and misleading health claims.
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Cone
New York
Brookelyn
Son
United States
Warning on Aspirin purchases prompts Bayer package insistence
A consumer tip warns against buying Aspirin in loose pill boxes and urges requesting only Bayer packaged tablets. The guidance emphasizes the Bayer Cross visible on each package and on every tablet, insisting packaging consistency for dosage and authenticity.
Ash fish hat stuns Boston on Tremont Street
Miss Lucretia Seymour, artist and designer, debuted the Ash fish millinery atop her castle clip as Boston on Tremont Street reacted with astonishment. The white mackerel themed creation features fins, gleaming eyes, a swinging tail, and celluloid petals, reportedly built in eight hours daily for eight days.
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Boston
Tremont Street
Lucretia Seymour
Matrona
Miss Seymour
Seymour
Getting It Right. Sharpe-Newpop Boy Dead Rumor
A heated exchange centers on a boy and a death claim. Mrs I denies knowledge of a son while authorities or family debate whether the boy died, revealing confusion over the child’s status and life. The dialogue exposes a family dispute and unclear facts.
Shackle To Breaks Inmates Family Prison Joke
A prison commission visit highlights a jail joke about a young inmate whose love of family keeps him cycling in and out of prison. The punchline: his parents are also incarcerated, so they never meet l and l go in and out in a grim family routine.
Puzzle of the tall skipping animal in geography class
A teacher prompts students on Australia and a tall animal that does not walk upright, prompting a student shout of "Charlie Chaplin." A comic note appears in a boy's composition about babies, claiming a mother's heart brings joy at a baby’s first "tooth."
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Australia
Chariie Chaplin
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