Ench 25 Miles Beyond Border Arises Ruhr Strife
French advance reported twenty five miles beyond the frontier occupying Goddelau and possibly Mannheim as rail service in the Ruhr faces demoralization. Weygand and Ye Trocquer return to coordinate transport a London despatch notes. Arbeiter resistance grows amid expulsions. Thyssen plants run three eight hour shifts with full output and no fuel shortage despite strikes.
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Londons
Goddelau
Herse
London
Essen
Mannheim
Thyssen
Hamborn
Germany
Hemborn
Muelheim
Dulaburg
Dinglakep
August Thyssen
Steel Dynasty
Frits Thyssen
Sarre Railroad Men Strike Support in German Valley
Metz reports German railroad workers in the Sarre valley join striking coal miners. They threaten swift transport stoppage if the French government acts against miners. Sarre valley miners began the strike Monday seeking wage parity with prewar purchasing power. mines fall under the Versailles treaty provisions.
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Sarre
Metz
Sarre Valley
Verzailles
Double Cross Rum Men in Newark Lose Shipload
Newark whisky importers lament a skipped cargo sale after a ship chartered in the Bahamas carrying liquor failed to unload at Sandy Hook. The vessel docked in a Pennsylvania port instead, sparking a £220,000 shortfall and accusations of double crossing.
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Newark
N. J
Bahamas
Sandy Hook
Pennyllvania
Raiders Wreck Town in Irish Raid Hits Belfast Village
Fifty armed raiders attacked Betturtet in County Cavan, bombing the bank and other buildings. A Gaelic teacher was killed, a clerk Brae shot, and Bean's employer wounded. Free State troops were summoned but did not arrive until late. The raid follows prior violence near Belucht, described as reprisal.
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Belfast
Betturtet
Cavan
Brao
Bean
Bertardet
Free State
Wetll
Belutcht Ponteduce
Grafted Pig’s Eye Weak in Paterson Report
A Paterson New Jersey report from February 7 describes a grafted pig’s eye patient ten weeks after a MORGAN operation. The subject can distinguish light from darkness but cannot die, with Alfred Lesmonnc of Lendhore cited regarding his condition and Dr Edward Morgen of Gon Ride noted as the surgeon.
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Paterson
N. J
Alfred Lesmnoncc
Lendhore
Edward Morgen
Gon Ride
Washington Trial Postponed in War Shipping Conspiracy Case
Washington February 7 The trial of Charles W Morse of New York ship Onlder his three sons and eight others on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government in wartime shipping contracts was postponed from today in the District of Columbia supreme court to Monday February 19.
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New York
Fed
Benjamin
Harry F. Morse
Charles W. Morse
Winslow
New England
Washington
Shoth
Boston
Harry
Norwalk
Conn
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
Ervin Morse
Morse Brothers
Ludendorff Train Mobbed by Socialist Elements
General Ludendorff narrowly escaped lynching as his train was stormed by Socialists at multiple stations on the Austria route. Police shielded him at Heixendorf and ordered his return to Germany. A night stay at Hetzendorf preceded plans to depart Munich. In Vienna he had come to address a peasants congress. Separately, a Philadelphia worker was fatally cut by a passing train near the Pennsylvanian Iron Works.
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Germany
Vienna
Ludendorff
Bruck
Kapfenberg
Weenerneustad
Hlangenfurt
Carithia
Heixendorf
Philadelphia
Nicholas Aielle
Peneayd Iron Works
Manasusk
Reading
Patiog Street
Manapuns
Isthmian Canal Discussion Signals New Waterway Hope
Washington reports Cabinet talk hints profits from the Panama Canal could finance a second water route across Central America. Two routes eyed, including the Nicaragua path with Costa Rica river claim. decision deemed far off amid broad international policy considerations. Panama warned against commercial competition by any new canal, while weeks reports January canal receipts reached 1.5 million dollars.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Panama
White House
Offcinis
United States
Costa Rica
Atlantic
Pacific
State Department
Canal Zone
Weeks
Hunger strike by two jailed women in Syracuse
Syracuse February 7 two women prisoners Elizabeth Edhearids of Colway and Julie Cheprreck of Syracuse protest imprisonment by refusing food Edwards faces an indictment for endangering her six children by turning on the gas while at home and Cheprreck is jailed for inability to pay a $3600 fine for violating liquor law. A separate note mentions a Baltimore heir providing funds for a summer White House site near Washington with a 12 month Congress decision window.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Elizabeth Edhearids
Colway
Julie Chepwreck
Edwards
Indietmert
White House
Baltimore
Plans for 200 Passenger Airships Cut Journey to London
London February 7 Major General William Sefton Bracker announced at the third annual air conference that a new type of aircraft is being developed to carry more than 200 passengers and ten tons of mail. The craft are designed to operate over long distances and would slash the New York to London journey to twelve hours.
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London
New York
William Sefton Bracker
William
Tracked By Shoe Prints in Bridgeton Case
Police say no suspect yet in the attack on Miss Agnes O'Brien, a Philadelphia teacher. Footprint impressions on overshoes match Gilbert Sawyer of Aptingtown near Bridgeton. She was seized on her way home and dragged across a field until a motorist scared off the attacker and help was summoned.
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Bridgeton
XN. J
Miss Agnes O'Brien
Philadelphia
Gilbert Sawyer
Aptingtown
Miss O'Brien
Sawyer
Bill denounces Klan in New Jersey Legislature
In Trenton on February 7 Oliver Randolph a negro assemblyman from Essex County introduced a point resolution condemning the Ku Klux Klan. The measure urges citizens to discourage the Klan and authorizes the attorney general to investigate the organization. Randolph also introduced a bill making wearing a hood or mask to hide identity a misdemeanor with penalties of five or thirty to sixty days in jail.
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N. J
Trenton
Oliver Randolph
Essex County
Randolph
Joint-Ease Advertisement For Stiff Joints Relief
Pharmacists tout Joint-Ease as a remedy when other so called cures fail for sore inflamed rheumatic joints. It promises to stiffen the joints and deliver quick results in a stainless manner. Sixty cents a tube at druggists everywhere.
Plante of Healing and a Merchant Split
A historical note on William Cole who wrote the Art of Siping in 1486, linking plant heating virtues to celestial timing. It contrasts this with a recent dissolution of a seventeen year partnership between Sem Magers and George M. Cotan, noting how two men with strong trust often part ways in business.
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William Cole
Lungworth
Bond
Dyver
Sem Magers
George M. Cotan
Partn
Thase
Childless Homes Made Happy
Cortland readers share success with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A woman describes weakness easing and a healthy baby after using the remedy, noting recommendations to friends and newspaper readers. Letters from St. Louis report relief from back ache and general weakness, praising the product for female ailments.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Finkham
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Ench
Morse
Hesse
General Weygand
Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Ghadral Weygand
M. Ye Trocquer
Camp
Berlin
Rollwey
Reich
Dorsten
Burgowaster
Herr Sarter
Westhelle
Stinnes
Sloan
Okahoma
Miami Herald
DR Bell
Euienr
Lydia B. Pinkham
Potts & Griffin
Court St
Sxit
Axminster Rugs
Cpets
C. E. Cline
Ahachel
the News-Post
Ofice
Court Street
Frederick, Md
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