Legion Eyes Bergdoll Return And National Duty
Washington report shows American Legion leaders pressing for Bergdoll’s return and for unified soldier relief under one bureau. The piece cites hospital programs for tuberculous and neuropsychiatric patients, plus warnings about pro German activity at Madison Square Garden and calls for God and Country.
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Bergdell
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New York City
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Only President Who Came Back in Our History
Grover Cleveland is the only U.S. president to serve two nonconsecutive terms. While Washington is listed as first president and Adams as second, Cleveland is numbered both as the twenty second and twenty fourth. He was defeated by Harrison, then re elected to win again four years later.
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Pitts
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Texas News Roundup of Projects and Officials
The East Bernard area plans a new schoolhouse at Pecan Branch Gonzales County and the Matagorda lighthouse at Port O Connor undergoes repairs. Texas officials announce fire marshal meetings in San Antonio April 21 22 and a Camp Mabry encampment for the National Guard.
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City Fire Chiefs Association of Texas
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Texas
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Texas Farm Bureau
Houston
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Texas National Guard
Camp Mabry
Camp Perry
Ohio
Germany says it will pay reparations and seeks international loan
Washington reports paraphrased German and American exchanges on reparations. Germany calls for an international loan to settle debts and offers to assume some repayment obligations within its capacity. The United States notes Germany’s commitment but edits out proposals on debt consolidation and expert assessments of German payment ability. Germany also proposes aid to rehabilitate devastated regions and offers labor and materials to France, which have not been accepted.
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Washington
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Viviani Multinational Talks With President Harding
Former French premier Viviani met President Harding at the White House in Washington. Ambassador Jusserand presented Viviani as interpreter. The visit conveyed France’s wishes to strengthen U S France friendship and gratitude for past U S aid.
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Viviani
France
United States
Harding
White House
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M. Viviani
America
British clerks affected as attaches to be replaced
London reports fifteen British clerks mainly women earning from $900 to $2,000 a year are affected by a U S state department order requiring diplomatic missions abroad to remove all non American attaches by July 1.
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London
State Department
Washington
Plane crash near San Antonio injures Major Jenner Y. Chisum
Major Jenner Y. Chisum of Kelly Field suffered burns to his face and hands and narrowly escaped death when a De Havilland plane crashed south of San Antonio during a civilian training camp. The aircraft fell about 1500 feet before bursting into flames.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jenner Y. Chisum
Kelly Field
de Haviland
Scott Named as Ambassador Candidate to Mexico
Washington reports Major General Hugh L. Scott retired former chief of staff has been presented to President Harding as a candidate for American ambassador to Mexico if the Obregon government is recognized.
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Washington
Hugh L. Scott
Harding
Mexico
President Obregon
Czecho-Slovakia opposes ex-Emperor Charles return
Rome reports Dr. Kybal the Czecho-Slovakian minister to Italy says his government is absolutely opposed to the return of ex-Emperor Charles and would view a Hapsburg restoration as a violation of the Trianon treaty.
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Rome
Kybal
Italy
Charles Return
Greek Prince Andreas Dies of Wounds in War
Prince Andreas of Greece brother of King Constantine has died from wounds received in fighting near Brussa. The death follows heavy combat involving Greek forces and Turkish troops.
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Greece
Constantine
Brussa
Pittsburg Man Praises Tanlac in Remarkable Testimonial
Harry M. Allen of 1009 Saint Martin Street Pittsburg Pa lauds Tanlac claiming 80 pound weight gain improved appetite energy and sleep and relief from rheumatism after years of poor health He notes his past weight loss and stomach troubles and urges others to try the medicine sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Harry M. Allen
Saint Martin Street
Pittsburg
Oliver Iron & Steel Company
Allen
United Presbyterian Church
Weather and revival talk misheard at noon
Two Indiana residents meet daily at noon and mishear each other. One notices rain and health concerns while the other invites to a revival meeting.
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Indiana
Woman Unhappy When Old Dress Must Serve
A woman feels discontent when an old dress is pressed into service for a favor, highlighting dissatisfaction with repurposing worn attire.
The Flirt and the Court Contempt Punishment
A note in a historical column links a flirtation to contempt of court and claims the penalty is ancient spinsterhood. The remark reflects a bygone legal culture and social norms.
Connecticut Man Seeks Housekeeper With Odd Quirks
A Bristol man separated from his wife posted a job ad through Winstead Connecticut allowing a housekeeper who can sew a button or two monthly and take a Tuesday dinner chore before Thursday. He states no political job, may accept a suffragette, and will hire someone under 90 with decent wages and congenial surroundings. He refuses too religious applicants and excludes over eighteen years experience. He invites applications at once.
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Bristol
Winstead
New York Herald
Reform by bone removal and brass rail cure noted
The Detroit News reports a chronic drunkard was reformed by removing a bone that pressed against the brain. The Kansas City Star adds cures from removing a brass rail pressing against the foot.
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