coronation of Yoshihito marks new Japan era
The first public coronation in Japanese history saw Emperor Yoshihito crowned as heir to the imperial throne amid elaborate Shinto rites. Foreign diplomats attended, including U S Ambassador Guthrie, as officials and princes dressed in ancient court robes. The ceremony fused ancient reverence with a modern moment of openness to the world.
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Japanese Ruler Crowned Today in Kioto
Japanese ruler crowned today amid guarded crowds in Kioto. Officials report ceremonial duties proceed as the new monarch ascends the throne.
Mother's Death Brings Disgrace War Tragedy In London Gazette
London report details Lieut. Col. R. Ryan of the Sixth Canadian Mounted Rifles being dismissed by court martial after a personal tragedy. He had endured nine months in trenches, was wounded three times, met his mother in England, planned her royal welcome, but she died aboard a steamer to Liverpool. He was later demoralized, ignored orders, and faced dismissal.
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Divorces Decrease in Germany Now
Berlin reports a new statistical year book showing a decline in Germanys divorce rate after a decade of growth. Prussia records 23.7 per 100000 in 1915, Bavaria 16.4, and Hamburg tops at 93.4, with city rates markedly higher than rural areas.
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Local and Personal Notes From Mitchell Area
Local items report rewards offered for information leading to arrests, travel notices, paving work progress, and railroad speculation. Mentioned are visits to Alcester and Ord, creosote work on East Railroad street, delays on West Fourth Avenue, and a possible Mitchell Platte line. Also recorded are obituaries, church events, Shrine sessions, and various social notices from Mitchell and nearby towns.
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Inter State contest links with South Dakota conference admission
The Interstate contest gains context as South Dakota joins a twelve state northwest conference. Speakers include Dr CH Patton and Jn B W. Sweet while Rev F W Loose departs for Mherfelt Ind. A farewell at the church basement follows a brief meeting to honor him. Rev Gus Stetfen of Sisseton is called to fill the vacancy at the German Lutheran church after Loose resigns.
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Sioux City Divorce Granted After Knife Attack
Eliza Loveland was granted a divorce from Frank Loveland after a fall assault in Mitchell. Judge W G Sears approved the decree noting a prior marriage in July 1912. Loveland reportedly faced a prison term for the attack and was paroled.
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Budapest Still a Gayety Center
Budapest remains vibrant after the war with busy dance halls cafes and theatres. Night promenades along the Corso show well dressed crowds and many venues start late evening performances. A visitor notes few signs of war and reports lively commerce and absence of mourning.
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Language and daily life in wartime Budapest and Hungary
The piece notes daily eating limits tied to purchasing power, higher restaurant prices, and a hotel luncheon price of three and a half crowns. It describes French and English as common languages among educated and tower classes, English usage by emigrants and campaign speakers, and limited internments of colony members. An English dentist reports no change in relations with Hungarians due to the war.
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Cuba Makes American Money Only Currency in Island
Cuban president enhances monetary unity by ending varied foreign coin circulation. Spanish coins and other moneychangers decline as American currency becomes sole official tender, reducing shop confusion for locals and visitors. Some Spanish merchants resist, fearing loss of livelihood.
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