U S May Send Troops to Mexico Over Colorado River Dike
Washington reports US considers sending troops to Mexico if needed to secure the Colorado River dike protecting Imperial Valley California. Federal forces mass on the border opposite Mexicali as insurrectionists hold the city, with Congress funding the project at $1 million. Reports describe four elderly noncombatants killed by federals near Mulata, sparking outrage and calls for Washington action. Evidence from the fighting around Mulata notes retreats to Ojimayga and alleged civilian cruelties. The Rothschild estate figure is also mentioned in Vienna news.
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Sunny Monday Dirt-Starter Soap Promised to Save Clothes
The ad touts Sunny Monday as a dirt-starter soap with two virtues saving rubbing and protecting clothes. It claims the dirt-starter stays effective with old water and new, in any water temperature, without harming hands or fabrics, calling it the most economical laundry soap.
Disappearance of Dorothy Arnold Leaves City in Doubt
The case of Dorothy Arnold, daughter of a wealthy New York merchant, who vanished after December plans to buy a dress. Despite private detectives and searches extending to Italy, Germany, and the United States, no trace has emerged. Rumors of Europe, a sanitarium or a friend in Philadelphia have been denied as investigators persist with few leads.
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Frange Fears Reciprocity Pact Ends In Divorce
France frets over a U S Canada reciprocity pact while exporters worry about reduced ties with Britain and potential political shifts. In York Pa a divorce case unfolds after Horace Croll accuses Libbie Merclatina Croll of deception amid a Europe affair and a hasty marriage.
Man fakes death returns shocking wife and town
Reading worker Readme Pal Web Al HO Ken nard surprised to learn he was thought drowned after beds found in a canal were buried in a local cemetery. His wife claimed the body was her husband, while Lancaster woman supported the claim, and Kennard said he had written but wife had not read his letters. Authorities investigated the confusion and compensation claims followed.
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Prince Edward Wales Attacked by Measles at Naval College
Edward Prince of Wales and his brother Prince Albert allegedly contract measles at the naval college in Dartmouth amid an epidemic. The royal condition is reported as not serious and no medical action is noted.
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Kaiser and Kaiserin III Ill Infirmity More Serious Than Reports
The emperor William is described as in a cold first with no fever yet later feverish influenza is reported and he remains in his chamber for the week. The empress is said to be seriously worse than the emperor, with official notices understated in tone and Health officials cautious about the prognosis.
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Gas poisoning ruled in Blosser Twigg deaths dispute
Cumberland Md February 14 tests by Dr Charles Glaser of Baltimore and Dr R L Lynch of the District of Columbia find carbon monoxide from a coal stove caused the deaths of Grace Blosser and Charles B Twigg. The two chemists independently confirmed CO poisoning, challenging earlier cyanide conclusions. Authorities note a defective flue and a stove in the parlor as the fatal setup.
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Louisville Fair Proposed for 1945 Line cold-Davis Exposition
Louisville leaders propose a 1945 Line cold-Davis Exposition to mark the Civil War’s end fiftieth anniversary. The plan cites Kentucky natives Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis as framing figures and argues Louisville is the proper site for the celebration. In Indiana, the state Senate backed changing county local option law to city and township unit. The move moves to the House. Democrats aim to amend the law after winning last election.
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