Germans anxious about friendship of America and oppose Kaiser return
NY Carl D Groat reports from Germany on American views and German opinion toward Wilhelm II. He notes many seek friendly ties with the United States while opposing the Kaiser’s return. conversations reveal self interest, fears of money and materials, and debates over monarchy versus limited royal rule. Some question war guilt and probe American prohibition, with varied responses among Germans on these topics.
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Woman Commander Leads Legion Team in New York Snow Cleanup
Members of the American Legion in New York answered Mayor Hylan's call for volunteers to clear streets of snow and ice. Prominent officers of the Legion helped, including Mrs. George Alexander Wheelock, commander of Harbara Pritable Post No. 40, who pays the city 225,000 a year in taxes, shown at work on a Greenwich Village street.
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Unclear Fragment Hints At Hatchery Methods
Fragmentary text references methods in hatching a Quor question and mentions underetarid Ametoun area. Limited readable content prevents clear event or person identification. appears technical or misread, with no participatory actions or outcomes.
French Will Assist US Grave Visitors in Paris
Arrangements are swiftly made in Paris to aid American visitors planning to visit battlefield graves. The American Red Cross runs a central information bureau for six months, guiding visitors to cemeteries in the devastated region and arranging itineraries. Plans include a central office with hotel rooms and rail tickets and branches at rail stations staffed by English-speaking clerks.
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Rettleh
Treaty status predicts U S withdrawal from commissions
Paris report says United States may withdraw from all commissions set by the peace conference. The sense here is that ratification may fail and this could lead to an American pullout, with French officials increasingly certain of withdrawal being imminent.
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United States
Palmer's Actions Raise Sugar Prices, Investigation Says
Investigation by House committees into Attorney General Palmer's handling of the Lamisini sugar situation argues his Louisiana crop decision pushed prices up nationwide from about 11 to LF cents. Representative Tinham charged Palmer's action increased sugar costs across the country.
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Bustling 1920s Frock Panic Touts Quick Slimming Fads
New York fashion chatter mocks the urge to slim for spring frocks as women chase rapid reductions via magic tonics and “thyroid” danger. The piece notes clinics crowded with hopefuls seeking swift pounds-off, while warning of gimmicks and fake cures and urging sensible exercise to shed excess weight.
Hunger Causes Rush In Juvenile Courts In Vienna
In Vienna, a survey by the American Red Cross reports one hundred thousand school children affected by hunger due to food shortage fuel and hospital gaps. Hunger fuels incidents of child crime while juvenile courts struggle with rising case loads and stretched welfare resources. Nine tons of milk have been allocated for hungry children amid the distribution effort. Local business activity shows signs of strain as relief efforts unfold.
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