Serbian statesman Nicholas Pashitch gains new power in Jugoslavia
Nicholas Pashitch, veteran Sa Serbian leader born 1846 in eastern Serbia, has secured a new lease of power after the general elections. An engineer by training in Zurich he embraced socialist and revolutionary ideas, opposed autocracy, endured imprisonments, and formed his first cabinet in 1896 becoming the enduring ruling influence in Serbian politics.
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Nicholas Pashitch
Jugoslavia
Pashitch
Serbia
Zurich
Switzerland
Bors
How to Grow Asparagus From Seed and Cook It
The article explains using tops of cooked asparagus in a dish with a white sauce seasoned with nutmeg and cayenne. It covers sowing seed in seed beds, selecting strong seedlings, transplanting two feet apart, and care to prevent flowering and seed spread by birds. It notes deeper planting and soil settling, aiming for a bed bearing in three years.
Tariff Bill Sent to Senate by Finance Committee
The Fordney McCumber Tariff Bill was submitted to the United States Senate by the Finance Committee on April 1, as part of the ongoing tariff reform. The move signals a push to revise duties and protect domestic industry amid postwar economic policy debates.
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United States Senate
Finance Comittee
Notable anniversaries and events headline today
Today marks the thirty third anniversary of the mas sacre of General Canby by the Modoc Indians. The United Confederate Veterans hold their thirty third annual reunion in New Orleans, ongoing until Friday. Also, one week remains until the big leagues start and the Baptist Education Association meets in Cleveland for a four day session. Secretary Hughes and Secretary Weeks celebrate their birthdays, marking the sixty first and sixty third respectively.
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Gen. Canby
United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Baptist
Cleveland
Harding
Hughes
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Army Munson last Shoes Sale At New York Store
We have a large stock of Army Munson last shoes offered direct to the public at 2.75 dollars. 100 percent leather construction with heavy double soles sewed and nailed and waterproof uppers. Sizes 6 to 11 all widths. Pay postman on delivery or money order. money refund if unsatisfied.
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Army Munson
Stores' CO
I Broadway
New York City
Social Calendar for Thursday Meetings
The Married Ladies Social Club meets at 3 30 PM at Mrs W N Young s home Circles 1 and 2 of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church gather in the church annex at 2 20 PM The Clara Keith Circle of the Baptist Church convenes at 8 30 PM with Missy Birr The Badies Aid Society of the Christian Church meets with Mrs R A Millar at 3 29 PM in the afternoon
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W. N. Young
The
Presbyterian Church
Clara Keith
Baptist Church
Missy Birr
Badies Aid Society of the Christian Church
R. A. Millar
National Hospital Day Observance Endorsed by President Harding
National Hospital Day on May 12 gains support from President Harding who praises hospitals as humane centers of civilization. The effort, led by the National Hospital Day Committee, aims to educate the public about hospital services and attract millions to participate across the United States and Canada.
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Chicago
Cyril Ye
Klardug
Canada
Mr. Harding
Matthew O. Foley
National Hospital Day
Morene
Nightingale
Hospital
Harding
FP. S. Gilmore
Weatley Memorial Hospital
Chieves
Genral
MT. Mac Fachern
Ottawa
North America
Down Little Lanes and Spring Foretells in Velvet Verse
Local notices mix with verses about fading sun and shadowed hills as poetic lines speak of blossoms, wind and winter’s retreat. Community updates follow with visits, tea, and church auxiliary activities, then a string of social club meetings and personal plans for Monterey trips and gatherings.
Rum Row Dream Foreseen by Prohibition Officers
A garbled AP report hints at Palmer Canfield and Lee New York discussing Rum Row in New Jersey and Long Island. The New York Herald describes an invitation to newspaper men to join prohibition officers on a coast visit, signaling intensified anti smuggling efforts.
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Associated Press
New York
Netog
Palmer Canfield
Lee New York
New Jersey
New York Herald
Vanfield
Long Island
British Debt Settlement Negotiations Probe By US Panel
Washington April 1 The American foreign debt funding commission meets next Monday to study the British debt settlement nearing completion. Formal authorization from Britain to Ambassador Geddes to sign the agreement and fund bonds is pending, with the panel expected to push negotiations toward finalizing the settlement.
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Washington
American Foreign Debt Funding Commission
Geddes
Duty on American fruit by Niagara fruit growers
The Niagara Peninsula Fruit Growers Association urges higher duties on United States fruit to curb early imports that flood Ontario markets before local crops ripen. It argues California and Florida fruit meet early demand, depressing prices for homegrown berries peaches and cherries.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
Niagara Peninsula
Frait Crowers Association
United States
Ontario
Fuanece
Truit
Niagara Association
California
Florida
Unclear alloy research sparks coal industry cooperation call
A report from the Carncein Institute of Techrotory and Pittsburgh Bureau of Mitches notes researchers and a nonadvisory board of coal operators and mining engineers discuss experiments on coal quality. Freshly mined ore with old conch does not degrade quickly. copper nickel and silver alloys may improve coal processing power.
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Seiendets
Carncein Institute of Techrotory
Pittsburgh
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Bureau of Mitches
Breuves
Cuprotickel
Sith Am Educatioral
Veterans Gather for Massive Reunion in Orleans
A large veterans reunion draws attendees from multiple groups amid postwar remembrance. reports describe ceremonies, speeches, and reflections on Civil War veterans' service and legacy, with organized efforts by regional groups and officials to mark the gathering.
Six Men Executed in Contested State Trial
Reports indicate six men were executed after a high profile trial with disputed details. Authorities say the executions followed convictions in a case tied to local unrest and alleged crimes of violence.
Indictment Filed Against Convict Guard Today
A report details an indictment of a convict guard, with unclear full names and locations. The fragment references a large case, mentioning court actions and a possible white suspect, but the readable portion centers on an official indictment today.
Republican Senators Debate US Role in World Court
Washington April 11 Republican senators voiced disfavor with parts of the administration plan for American membership in the permanent court of international justice. Senator Watson of Indiana met with Secretary Hughes and expressed support for the logic of Hughes arguments but stood by his opposition to any proposal lacking equal representation for the United States in electing the judges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hughes
Watson
Indiana
United States
The Morovco Vedals Stage New Photo Art Film
The piece discusses Oliver Mornseu and his advancing productions on stage with a striking art style. It notes a shift away from black and white photography and references the theater's current show at the Itiatea Theatre.
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Oliver Mornseu
Itiatea
Shipping Board to Sell Ships with Restrictions
The Shipping Board plans to sell its ships but prohibits sale to new owners who may misuse them. The State Department notes objections raised by the government of Candia regarding the sale and its terms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board
State Department
Powernaeal
Candia
From Here and There and Oddities of the Era
A clumsy collection of scattered notes on languages employment race politics and institutions. It cites China England Naples Windsor Castle Huckingham Palace and Paris figures include 400 million speakers 1854 ban on dogs 1 000 0000 farms owned by Negroes 250 clerks at Windsor 160 at Buckingham Palace and a Napoleons gift to France. It also mentions the British Museum medical journals the London Glaneed and a British civil service cost of about 2.56 billion dollars per year. A superstitious Scots habit regarding speaking to a crew is noted.
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United States
Windsor Castle
Huckingham Palace
Hoauke
Ajacelo
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Napoleon
British Museum
London
Scotland
Petenson Stars in Six-Year Dream of Lead Opposite Washburn
Helen Petenson finally takes the ingenue lead opposite Bryant Washburn in a Caldwyn production. Mis e Pergusean hails the performance as superb as the Royal Theatre screens the film for two days starting Friday.
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Helen Petenson
Bryant Washburn
Misa Pergusean
Alwaye
Shar
Bio
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Mise Peratson
Royal Theatre
Appeal Court Reverses Several Murder and Assault Sentences
The state high court today affirmed the life sentence of Pathy of El Paso County for murder and reversed multiple other cases. Eddie Atchison of Bosque County and WM Infield of Tathas County had their 20 year and lesser terms reversed or vacated. Lela Stembridge of Jeb County had her murder sentence reversed. Isaac Pimby of Milan County had his murder conviction affirmed.
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Lela Stembridie
Jeb Wom
Goeorte
Isaac Pimbry
Milan
Gordon Jones
Investigation into death of North Itohote youth Tatert
An April inquiry in Madison investigates the death of Martin Tatert, a local youth. The case centers on convict labor allegedly tied to a camp boss named Walter Hipadadothan and a death charge connected to Pabert.
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Mla
Martin Tatert
Ciersaethis Ag
Walter Hipadadothan
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Farmer Cured of Rheumatism by Chamberlain's Ointment
A farmer near Patten Mills New York was bent with rheumatism when a local man offered Chamberlain's Ointment. After using the product he regained full mobility and even paid for a second bottle saying he would keep it in the house.
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Chamberlain
C. P. Rayeéer
Patten Mills
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Supreme Court Grants Writ in Prison Board Case Hearing Set
The state seeks a writ of error in a prison board matter, granted by the supreme court and set for April 8 hearing. An injunction stops the board from further expenditures until the bank note is paid.
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Pex
Prison Board
Touston National
Supreme Court
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Vienna Carnival Amusement Taxes Reach Record
Vienna city government reports 4 788 000 006 crowns in amusement taxes from dancing entertainment during the carnival. The season featured 40 nights with an average of nine balls per night, a record for the city.
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Vienna
Unclear Front Page Snippet With Editorial Slips
Fragmentary newspaper text shows garbled prints and stray quotes. It mentions an unnamed event or person and a partial note about seating or reservation, with references to an American periodical. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
Religious observance varied by group across days
The text notes that different cultures maintain Sabbath or holy-day practices on different days of the week. It references Greeks on Monday, Assyrians on Wednesday, Turks on Thursday, Jews on Saturday, and Christians on Sunday, illustrating diverse traditions.
Seattle man fatally shoots wife and three daughters
Police report a Second-Damd decaher named Dathee shot his wife and three daughters after entering a station and claiming he was tired of troubles. The victims were found in the home with multiple gunshots, though some did not die quickly.
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Tie
Ile
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Preventative Medicine Urges Early Use of Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy
The article emphasizes forward preventative medical measures and warns pneumonia often follows grip. It urges taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as soon as a child shows symptoms to reduce danger and cost, arguing delaying treatment raises risk.
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Chamberlain
Boonah
Four Convicts Escaped Today Reported by Press
Four inmates escaped and were later captured, with authorities restraining movements near a hospital and surrounding areas. The fluctuating reports mention individuals named in a blurred dispatch, noting pursuit and possible recapture efforts.
Wiese Coapteared Patients A at Local Hospital
A reporter notes a medical incident at a city hospital with details about patient care and a reported condition. The fragment mentions staff actions and a possibly urgent situation affecting several patients.
Untitled fragment on state items and partnership
Fragmentary text discusses state items and a partnership gate. references to a governor and various names appear in garbled form. The readable portions are insufficient to determine a clear event or outcome.
Struck First Glow Tu Ve In Fateful Sealy Club Fight
In a tense club bout at Sealy, a fighter landed the first blow as the bout opened. The attack set a brisk tempo with both boxers trading early advances and defending aggressively. The match remained close as rounds continued.
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Sealy
Etiahi
Che Tomer
Opposed Tax Provision Stirs Senate Debate
garbled report indicates a heated discussion in the senate over a tax provision. the article notes congressional figures and the possibility of changing the tax policy amid pushback from opponents and supporters.
Dishonesty Allegations Stir Veterans Bureau Probe
A report from Washington cites Joan O’Ryan special counsel saying the Senate investigation into the Veterans' Bureau could reveal large funds missapplied by charities. The probe aims to present any criminal vet claims to the Department of Justice and may expose systemic misappropriation.
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Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Joan O' Ryan
Department of Justice
Weather forecast from New Orleans telegraphic service
The Times carries a daily forecast from the U S Weather Bureau New Orleans station. It notes general conditions for the coming days with advisories and outlooks amid period wording and weather discussion.
Fort McIntosh 34-Hour Weather Observations
Observations for the 34 hours ending at 7 p m report a minimum temperature of 68 degrees. Wind direction from the southeast at 2 miles per hour with cloudy conditions. Precipitation measured at 0.30 inch observed.
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