Wireless links tie Italy and America in new telegraphy milestone
The article reports Italy and the United States linking via wireless telegraphy, claiming a powerful plant surpassing earlier systems and noting comparison with the German Nauen station. It discusses distances Rome to Arlington and the influence of latitude on signal reach, plus remarks from London Chronicle editor and aviation figures about women's roles in flight and public interest.
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Italy
United States
Nauen Wese Derlin
Germany
Arlington
Washington
Naven
Osine
Seturty
Rome
Feo
Equator
Ninen
London Chronicle
Airplane Mail Service Becomes Global Route
Air mail between Vienna and Kiev carries about 1000 packets daily over 750 miles in four stages Cracow Lemberg and Proskurow. The journey takes ten to twelve hours versus forty by train, and claims to be the longest air route in the world.
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Vienna
Kiev
Cracow
Lemberg
Proskurow
Court Finds for Defendants in Sev er Case Heirs of William H. Sever
In Smyrna F. Sever vs S E Leland executor and others the court ruled for the defendants, the heirs of William H Sever, deceased. Plaintiff was represented by P E Bear and S E Leland, and the defendant heirs by Sulzer and Bear.
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Smyrna F. Sever
S. E. Leland
William H. Sever
P. E. Bear
E. Leland
Sulzer & Bear
Spartacides Suffer Complete Rout in Sunday Elections
Berlin via Copenhagen Jan 21 The Spartacides suffered a complete rout in Sunday’s election for the National Assembly. Returns today show their candidates elected in only a few localities. A majority of Socialists supporting the Ebert government showed strength, but coalitions may be needed to control the Assembly.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Spartacides
National Assembly
Ebert
Peace leaders discuss Russian situation at foreign office
Pars January 21 reports Wilson Lansing and allied leaders debated Russia’s fate and the potential entry into the League of Nations. Wilson reportedly believes a democratic republic will emerge after a brief Bolshevik excesses period.
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Pars
Russia
League of Nations
Wilson
Lansing
Foreign Office
Wholesale milk price fixed by producers meeting
Milk producers from Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin set February wholesale milk prices between 575 and 381 per hundred pounds, more than double the level of five years ago. The decision came at the joint meeting held in Elgin Illinois on January 21.
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Elgin
Hrs
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Creation of Emergency Public Works Board
Washington reports an emergency public works board would be created to provide work for the unemployed under a Senate bill introduced by Kenyon of Iowa this afternoon.
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Washington
Senate
Kenyon
Towa
Francis Scott Key School Destroyed by Fire in Baltimore
Fire gutted the Francis Scott Key public school in Baltimore early today causing an estimated loss of 125000 dollars. The building named for the Star Spangled Banner author suffered extensive damage.
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Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Louisville
H. Verhoff Grain Company
Eleventh
Main Streets
Lemburg Taken by Ukrainian Troops
Washington January 21 The State Department reports Lemburg has fallen to Ukrainian troops this afternoon.
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Washington
Lemburg
State Department
Shipyard Workers Strike in Seattle and Tacoma
About 30,000 Seattle workers and 15,000 in Tacoma walked out today, per union officials, demanding higher wages as the strike spreads through the shipyard labor force.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Commercial Club Directors Elected and Good Financial Health
The Commercial Club held its annual meeting with a large, enthusiastic turnout. New directors elected include Edward M. Prennatt Jos L Schofield Prof B Hi Doddridge Harry H Cope and others, with a large slate of holdover directors. The club endorsed the new road law for better county city roads and reported a strong financial condition and growing membership.
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Commercial Club
Edward M. Prenatt
Jos. L. Schofield
Prof
B. Hi. Doddridge
Harry H. Cope
Walter Caplinger
William Roth
Chegnville Johnson
J. J. Kasper
John W. Tevis
Harry FE. Nichols
John McGregor
M. R. Sulzer
E. S. Roberts
J. R. Inglis
Ins Yunker
James FE. Crozier
W. HE. Miller
Dustin Ely
Oscar Oliver
William Ogden
R. W. Cochran
Guy Pender
R. L. Ireland
J. E. Crozier
William H. Miller
Miller
Sulzer
Roberts
Pender
Cope
E. E. Scott
New Industrial Committee
Madison
Windmill palm Endures Cold and Rough Handling
The hardiest palm in California is Trachycarpus excelsus the windmill palm. It withstands low temperatures and endures rough treatment, proving itself resilient in harsh conditions.
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California
Carbone In Arc Lamps Horizontal Arrangement
European electricians report improved arc lamp performance after experiments show carbons placed horizontally with one slightly above the other.
A Shame Poor Glow Worm In That Bottle
A terse note describes a glow worm confined in a bottle suffering neglect. The fragment conveys distress over the creature’s condition and its restricted environment.
Evacuation of Jugo Slavs Prompts US Troop Plan
The Servian Press Bureau announced that the Jugo-Slav committee in Berne received a reply to President Wilson. The reply states that immediate Italian troop evacuation from Jugo-Slav inhabited areas and replacement by American troops will be deeply examined and commented on by peace conference authorities.
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Berne
Servian Press Bureau
Jugo-Slav Committee
Wilson
Leon Trotzky Bolshevik Foreign Minister in Russia
Stockholm January 21 Leon Trotzky Bolshevik foreign minister in Russia is reported as held in high regard by an official statement issued by the Esthonian staff received here.
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Stockholm
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Esthenian
Veterans gather from ship Canada after brutal battles
One thousand five hundred veterans of some of the war's bloodiest battles assembled today in Boston after disembarking from the troop ship Canada.
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Boston
Canada
Government keeps hog price at 17.50 per hundredweight
F S Snyder head of the meat division of the food administration announces no change in the hog price policy, keeping the price at 17.50 dollars. The statement comes from Washington on January 21.
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Washington
F. S. Snyder
The
Food Administration
Armenian Syrian relief campaign committees named at city meeting
City Chairman Joseph R Colgate chaired a hotel Jefferson gathering forming fund solicitation groups by ward and precinct with named volunteers. A special Emma Scott Circle collection will run at tobacco warehouses. A mass meeting Sunday Feb 2 at First Presbyterian with Dr J W Turner presiding features Rev Thomas J Graham Father Guthneck and Mrs A M Graham organizing music. no collection. Soliciting starts Monday January 27.
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Joseph R. Colgate
Hotel Jefferson
George Austermuhle
Emma Scott
Army Overseas and Domestic Forces to be Reduced by July
General Lord, director of army finances, testified before the House Military Affairs Committee that both overseas and domestic forces will be reduced to well below 600,000 by July 2. He explained how the estimate for funds for the fiscal year starting July 1 was calculated.
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Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
Miners Rescued After 24 Hours Buried in Mount Braddock Mine
Rescuers reached four coal miners trapped by slate in the Mount Braddock mine near Connellsville Pennsylvania after they had been entombed for 24 hours. Nuclear details and names not provided.
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Connellsville
Mount Braddock
Subpoenas to be served on heads of departments
Washington Jan 2 Notice was served by Senator Penrose in the Senate this afternoon that after March 4 when the bepublicans come into control of Congress there will be subpoenas served for the heads of Government departments. Also death of Dennis J Garrity at Norwood Cincinnati noted with survivors and burial plans. Capt Thurman resigns Madison Marine Ways post. Mrs Hoffman undergoes operation in Indianapolis and rests at home.
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Washington
Penrose
Senate
Congress
Dennis J. Garrity
Norwood
Cincinnati
Margaret Garrity
Martin Garrity
Madison
W. Courtney
W. F. Martin
North Madison Catholic
G. E. Thurman
Madison Marine Ways
Louisville
Charles J. Hoffman
Indianapolis
Robert W. Long Hospital
W. OD. Gatch
Ory
Tver
Genereus
Niles
Cheerfully Growing Old Mr W Wt and Mrs Crozier
An elderly couple cherished by their Peoria, Illinois community is celebrated for a long, happy marriage. The note recalls a half century of pleasant companionship, family ties, and a serene home life. May their days continue to brighten others’ paths.
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Aleso
Bill
Peoria
Mr. Crover
Fragmented Memoir Fragments Echo Wartime Convoin cations and Ads
The text presents a fragmented memory style with scattered phrases about a wartime scene and reflections. Interspersed are ad-like lines urging readers to try Dean's Ointment for skin issues and an unrelated boast about Americans as drinkers, creating a collage of disjointed notices rather than a cohesive story.
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