Dr Mary Walker Dies at 78 in New York
Dr Mary Walker, Civil War surgeon and congressional medal of honor recipient, died at her Bunker Hill home after a long illness. The 78 year old was notable for wearing male attire by act of congress. News from Munich and Ruhr troubles weighed on the national assembly in Weimar.
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Ruhr
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Scheidemann
James Russell Lowell A Portrait Of An American Poet
James Russell Lowell, born in Cambridge Massachusetts, rose from law to poetry and diplomacy. He edited the Atlantic Monthly, taught at Harvard, and served as minister to Spain and Britain. His life featured two marriages, deep literary ties, and a lasting influence on American letters.
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England
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Maria White
Mexico
Bigelow
Longfellow
Noman
Atlantic Monthly
Hawthorne
Holmes
Emerson
Whittier
Agassiz
Hayes
United States
Madrid
London
Britain
Frances Dunlap
Portland
Diplomatic
Elmhurst
Cambridge House
Snow covers ground in Dalhart as four inches fall
Four inches of snow blankets the Dalhart area in western Texas as cold weather continues. Snow began today and has disrupted streets and daily activities in the region, with residents noting the rare winter storm effect.
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Dalhart
Texas
Today’s observances mark historic anniversaries nationwide
Today commemorates the 187th birth anniversary of George Washington and the 175th of Josiah Quincy, with Arbor Day in Texas and celebrations at Yale Alumni Day. Other events include Americanization Day for Jewish immigrants, a convention in Philadelphia, and a Washington birthday address in Peoria. Memorial services honor Senator William Hughes.
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Peoria
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New Orleans
United States
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Worchester
Mass
Federation of French Societies
National
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New Jersey
What Else Could He Say
Mrs Flubdub debates tyranny with John in a short, clipped Tit Bits style exchange. The fragment captures a playful quarrel over whether a man is a tyrant, ending with a firm assertion.
Reed of Missouri Opposes League of Nations Criticism
Senator Reed of Missouri denounced the league as dangerous to American sovereignty claiming it would bend a free American government to European monarchs and Asiatic despots amid a broader score of senate debates. Draft dodgers are being classified to separate accidental from willful evaders for prosecution. The House passed a wheat guarantee bill authorizing purchase of 1918 and 1919 crop wheat at government prices for sale at market rates.
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Senate
League of Nations
Reed
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Department of Justice
Provost Marshal General's Office
House
Laredo National Bank Balance Sheet December
Statement of the Laredo National Bank Laredo Texas shows resources including loans and discounts United States bonds other bonds and securities bank building furniture and fixtures stock in Federal Reserve Bank war saving certificates redemption fund with cash and exchange totaling 1 887 197 18 liabilities include capital stock surplus fund undivided profits reserved for taxes circulation other liabilities rediscount with Federal Reserve Bank deposits totaling 2 555 419 17 signed by J K Beretta president B M Alexander vice president M W Brennan assistant cashier Sam W Brown cashier A L Vidaurri assistant cashier.
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
J. K. Beretta
B M. Alexander
M. W. Brennan
Sam W. Brown
A. L. Vidaurri
Old Memories and a Shifting Affection
Dialogue recalls a past romance with the Jones girl, contrasting lingering feelings with a current withdrawal and social judgment. The exchange hints at regret and changed perceptions within a small community.
Munich unrest grips city as red flags flood streets
Reports describe Munich in turmoil with motor cars bearing red flags and placards reading Revenge for Eisner. Stores and factories close while armed demonstrators shoot in the streets amid mounting resentment over Eisner's death.
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Munich
Eisner
Premier Clemen Ceau Fatigued. No Reception Today
Paris officials say Premier Clemenceau is fatigued after a medical examination and will receive no one today. Attending physicians reported the condition after the inspection.
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Paris
Clemenceau
To Recognize Polish Government
Paris, Feb. 22. All transitory economic measures before the peace conference will be referred to the economic council, appointed by the conference on President Wilson’s suggestion. The allied decision follows the Polish diet session at which Pederewski was acclaimed, and the government will recognize the Polish government.
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Economic Council
Wilson
Supreme Council
Pederewski
Secretary Daniels Sends Phone Greeting to Wilson
Secretary Daniels transmitted telephone greetings to President Wilson from his desk at the navy department. His voice reached the transport George Washington nearly 800 miles off the Atlantic coast, by naval radio.
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Wasington
Daniels
President Wilson
Naval
Navy Department
George Washington
Atlantic
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