Troops Ordered to Halt Bavarian Nationalists on Frontier
Berlin reports the central government ordered three Badenese Reichswehr regiments to positions behind Thuringian police to deter irregular Bavarian bands. An appeal to republicans to defend the republic is planned. Chancellor Stresemann is said to know a Nationalist putsch may start Thursday on the republic's fifth anniversary. Estimates place irregular forces at 5000 to 10000 under Captain Eberhardt with Ludendorff alleged behind the movement.
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Berlin
Reichwehr
Stresemann
Thurman
Eberhardt
Iron Brigade
Ludendorff
100 000 Negroes Quit South
The National Industrial Conference Board reports that about 100,000 Negroes left the southern states this year. It notes the migration is largely industrial, driven by a northern labor shortage, with normal movement around 10,000 and a larger 1916-17 wave totaling about 400,000.
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Industrial Board
New York
Hunter Shot in Mistake From Bear Hunt in Union County
Walter Kilerer, a Milton barber, is jailed on $500 bail after shooting John Oberdorf during a bear hunt in Union county. Oberdorf, wounded with a through bullet, is hospitalized at Geisinger Hospital Danville. The incident falls under the state law prohibiting shooting a person by mistake for game.
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Milton
Walter Kilerer
Union County
Kieser
John Oberdorf
Oberdorf
Geisinger
Danville
Dog saves nine lives in gas danger scare
A fox terrier named Lady warned master Samuel Gelbart in White Stone Queens when coal gas fumes filled the home. She jumped on the bed thrice and licked his face, waking him as his son and guests lay unconscious. a physician revived them. Also in Berlin bread priced at 150,000,000,000 marks a loaf with no supply as chaos grows over price controls.
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New York
Samuel Gelbart
Whitestone
Queens
Ile
Gelbart
Berlin
Food Central Commission
Engaged Couple Tied to Broadway Star in Society Circle
Jeanne Eagles the Broadway star from Main is reported engaged to Kitney Warren Jr society youth. The announcement pits two prominent social families together as preparations begin for a possible spring wedding.
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Jeanne Eagles
Kitney Warren, Jr
Ax Murders in Birmingham Reach Fifteen Fatalities
Birmingham police intensified work on a downtown alley ax assault spree. Jane Jackson, a Black woman, was murdered and W T Conway, 30, was critically injured. The tally shows seven alley deaths and fifteen ax assault fatalities, with eighteen others injured but surviving.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jane Jackson
W. T. Conway
Ancient Coin Found Inside Historic Tree in Haddonfield
Three surgeons trimming two ancient hollow trees at King Highway and Windden Avenue in Haddonfield, New Jersey, discovered a 1712 two pence English coin wedged inside a cavity once hosting a bath. The coin’s origin and how it came to rest there remain a mystery.
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Haddonfiead
NS. IL
King Highway
Windden Avenue
Tender and Trus Create Insightful Window Menu
In a small western town the restamant owner listed supper options on his window with chicken perpl yeat stew steak and onions or chops. A note reading wanted for waitstaff and cook followed, with a witty twist tender and true. The owner claimed the clever phrasing narrowed applicants and boosted trade amid a note on tomato branding innovation.
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Walti
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Medicine
A sworn statement of purity accompanies every bottle. Swamp Root is a non stimulant medicine prepared from vegetable herbs. It is taken in teaspoonful doses and is promoted for relief of kidney over and bladder troubles. Samples available by writing Dr Kilmer and Co. Binghamton NY and mentioning the newspaper.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton Y
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