Austrian Poet Fakes Death to Gauge Critics’ View
An Austrian poet pretends to die to test critics opinions on his work. He appears in focal papers with sketches of his writings while rumors spread. Days later analysis shows mixed reactions, with some writers finding the ruse revealing and gratifying.
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Auto plunges into road hole injuring Houston men
A car veered into a roadway hole near Houston Minnesota injuring two men as debris struck the occupants. Emergency crews responded and transported the men to a hospital for treatment. Investigators sought details on the hole’s cause and the vehicle’s condition post accident.
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Fragmentary note hints at event in January or March
A partial, garbled entry references an event with scattered words like January March sticks and pages. Key names or places are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a local notice or small item rather than a full article. It lacks clear dates or entities to identify.
Smuggled Hooch Lethality Compared To U S Liquor
A damaged report notes smuggled liquor ashore and incidents on Christmas Day in New York with multiple deaths and many hospitalizations. Officials warn the public against buying tainted alcohol as authorities investigate a deadly batch affecting drinkers and spreading poison across venues.
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Caledonia Masons Fleet and Install Their New Officers
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Officers Blamed for Honda Wreck Demoted in Navy Action
Washington dispatch reports two senior naval officers with long meritorious service records were disciplined for the Honda Point disaster near California in September when seven destroyers were wrecked. Captain Milward T. Watson, commander of the squadron, was ordered to reduce his pay and refrain from captain ranks. Lieutenant Commander was also subjected to penalties as the inquiry determined fault in command and execution.
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Unclear Damaged Naval Record Detail Emerges
Donald T. Hunter of the Delphy is listed among wrecked ship casualties with 100 numbers lost. Captain Watson appears on a captains list at age 66, nearing retirement, while Commander Hunter has attained a high grade number 149 and sy years before retirement.
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