Bombardment in Bulgaria continues amid European tension
The report details ongoing bombing in Bulgaria with clashes in France and Germany, amid Greek and Balkan tensions. Civilians and soldiers killed as crops and livestock are seized. Military actions extend to Petrich and Macedonia as Greece claims the attacks began before orders to cease.
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Court Martial Site Battle Report Delays and Deterioration
War department chose a Washington warehouse for the history making court martial. Mitchell Fy and colleagues visit to find a damp, debris filled court room with water and mold. Four workers attempt to improve the space as gasping refugees and long range artillery from Greece and Bulgaria widen the war’s reach.
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Hunters chase dogs in Kentucky as hunters seek portage
Fragmented OCR describes petitions about names and portage in Kentucky. It mentions hunters pursuing hounds and a rural setting with irregular spellings and garbled names. The text is incomplete but hints at legal or regulatory action affecting hunting activity.
Greece Will Insist Upon Demands Made
Webb Miller reports from Athens that Greece will press the League of Nations council to enforce its demands on Bulgaria after clashes on the Greek Bulgarian frontier. Greece seeks payment over 90 000 in reparations and retention of occupied territory pending terms. Bulgarian reports claim Greek atrocities and civilian losses as thousands flee beyond the frontier amid reports of Greek advance near Salonti and Petrich.
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More Home Control Is Present Need of Youth Declares the President
The president urged stronger parental guidance and youth programs, calling youths refugees from broken homes who lack direction. He urgedaction in pulpits and pews, noting lay efforts must translate faith into daily life and practical church activities. He praised missionary work and the YM and YW organizations as vital bonds fostering domestic improvement and international progress.
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acquittal ends long Baker trial in Oshkosh court
The jury acquitted Victor E. Baker after a trial in Winnebago county court, ending a three week case. Judge commended jurors for public service. Baker and family expressed gratitude. defense and district attorney praised the proceedings. Baker plans to recover then reunite with his family.
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Missoula
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Trial ends as Baker furs case concludes with relief
The Baker furs trial finished amid heavy interest and packed courtroom. Prosecutors and defense faced long arguments as spectators lingered for hours, sparking strong public curiosity comparable to the famed bank robbery case. A juror panel including Zentner foreman and Oshkosh residents signaled a highly observed proceeding ending May.
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Flashes of Life and Oddities Across Cities
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