Precious Jewels Hint at Soviet Traffic in 131 Diamonds
Federal officers unearthed a shipment of 131 diamonds alleged to be part of Russia's royal jewels. The package addressed to Comrade Martens linked to Soviet agents. Investigations connect Ludwig Mortena to traffic while a Dallas Sweden editor Jacobsen was held. The case expands to Bolshevik courier networks and a Moscow manifesto appealing to workers.
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Nellis Jacobson
New York
Martena
Ludwig
A. KE. Mortena
United States
Jacobsen
Martens
Santer Nuorteva
Stockholm
Investi
Tysrein
Courier
Bystem
Bolsheviat
United
Beatie
Communia Literatura
Girl saves preacher life at picnic with swift aid
Mina Holstein, student at Wolvorarty of mi bola, earned her Glirahip and a Carnegie medal for saving Rev. Benjamin W. Soper, pastor of a small Florida church, from a rattlesnake bite at a Cocoanut Grove picnic. The party included Rev. Soper, Bishop Cameron Mann of the Episcopal diocese of Florida, and others.
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Chicago
Miy Prapees RB. Holstein
Wolvorarty
Benjamin W. Soper
Cmall
Mina Holstein
Mr. Soper
Cameron Mano
Epiecopal
Ploridm
Soper
Mann
Milxa Holstein
German super cannon at Paris 1918 revealed as patchwork
American officers confirm the 122 foot long, 318000 pound German siege gun used to shell Paris on March 23 1918 was built from worn naval guns. The 204 pound projectile traveled 75 miles after bore upgrades extended its life by enlarging the tube from 21 to 28 centimeters.
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Paris
Fiicers
Blue Lobster Found Off Nantucket Captures Rare Shade
Nantucket Massachusetts captain Byl via aboard the shamboat Sanksaty found a blue lobster offshore. The catch, described as a deep navy blue, was brought ashore by A. G Sherman who displayed it with pomp. Boiled, the crustacean turned red as expected.
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Massachusetts
Nantucket
Mass
Bylvia
A . Gsherman
Yankees in danger as bandits threaten Bosporus fronts
In Constantinople region fighting between British Greek troops and bandits along the eastern Bosporus persists for weeks. American interests near Belkos face shellfire as crews work on large crest tanks. Americans in summer camps flee to safer shores while observers report gunfire lighting Anatolian hills. Professors from Robert College and Constantinople College for Women are among those forced to abandon field surveys due to unrest and shifting conditions.
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Constantinople
Bosporus
Belkos
Bethel
Ughte
Robert College
Constantinople College
Pationalia of
Payn
Michigan
Girl killed at shipyard in alleged crime
Passers-by witnessed a tragedy near Gods Ordera Point Allies Letts shipyard as a man allegedly killed a young girl named Luin. Officers report the suspect appeared mentally deranged and claimed self defense. Police are investigating the incident.
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Orderaom Point
Letts Shipyard
Luin
Pe-ru-Na remedy praised for catarrh relief and health recovery
A testimonial from Mrs. Rosalia Kania of New Britain Connecticut touts Pe-ru-Na as a cure for years of cramps catarrh poor digestion and weakness. The letter urges starting Dr Hartman’s formula early to restore appetite breathing and overall health and notes the product is available in tablet or liquid form sold everywhere.
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Rosalia Kania
Silver Street
New Britain
Conn
Hartman
Wheat Yields Projected Across Prairie Provinces
The Winnipeg Prep Press notes optimistic harvest prospects across Western Canada with wheat forecasts near 125 million bushels for Saskatchewan and total three Prairie provinces around 225 to 250 million bushels. Alberta yields may exceed 70 million, with oats gains reported as high as 120 bushels per acre in places.
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Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
Bat Ueford
Lloydminster
Manitoba
Heavy yield reported for crops with strong grain quality
The notice states that except for late sown fields for green feed the harvest will be heavy and grain excellent. Barley and rye exceed average yields and there was sufficient help to harvest the crop.
Unvarying Disapproval in Political Money Use
A dialogue features Senator Sorg hum questioning money in politics with flat objection. He notes the issue arises when another has more money to spend, highlighting a persistent concern about wealth influencing political power.
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Sorghum
Freezone corn treatment promises painless relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick painless corn remover. It claims a tiny bottle costs little and can remove hard and soft corns or between the toes without soreness, allowing removal by fingers.
Sign of Prosperity in New Rail Rates
In a brief exchange, Dustin Linx argues that rising railroad charges signal prosperity, claiming that a public able to meet the higher rates must be prosperous, while questioning the sentiment that the move reflects economic strength.
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Dustin Linx
The Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertised for Daily Use
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products the Soap Ointment and Talcum as essential daily toilet preparations to cleanse purify and soothe the skin The note mentions a galvanic battery and encourages ambition and bravery as opportunities arise in life.
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Andy
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U. S
Preacher
University
Gugke
Bremen
U. & & Susquehanna
Dansig
Graz
United States Mail Steamship Company
Yankees
Anatolia
Coeur
Samsoun
Kelacy Haa
Turkey
Saemsoun
Zile
Hhy
Canada
Winnipeg
Roel
Doan
Missouri
A. Colwell
Dunn
Milburn CO
Buffalo
Sargaine
Oliman & Hom Livingston
Broomington
Kansas City
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