Costs Too Much to Live at $100 When You Die
Antonia Evangelivic, 29, of 2624 North Eleventh Street, pleaded guilty in Circuit Judge Gareschoe’s Court to carrying a loaded revolver. He claimed finances and high costs drove him to consider death. a policeman’s intervention stopped his plan. The judge noted the sentiment, and Evangelivic sought clemency.
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Antonia Evangelivic
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American Legion Organizes Veteran League Convention
Veterans from the Mexic ant and Spanish American wars gathered in St Louis to organize the American Legion, aiming to influence national defense policy. Delegates from various regiments and posts attended as leaders including Col Roosevelt discussed formation and goals. A reception was held in the evening with veterans from multiple conflicts joining in. The program planned work sessions, modeled after a formal committee, with a gala at night and a Saturday schedule of ongoing duties and events.
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Et. Louis
Nelion
Leshon
Pirie
Legion
Khent
Moosevelt
American Legion
of &T
Afate
Benator Boyaider
ASA
United Confederate Veterana
Stole Buns Through Poverty in Brooklyn Court
Maxi Mimmelstaeh of 140 Linden Street Brooklyn was arrested for stealing thirteen buns. He told Magistrate Dole he was hungry and penniless. Patrolman Lay interrupted as the suspect searched his vest, where around 64 cents were found. authorities noted the case as a small crime linked to poverty.
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York
Maxi Mimmelstaeh
Lindeneleel
Brooklyn
Mage Birate Dole
Gates Avenue
Menes
Mimmelshack
Reception of Treaty Dejected at Versailles
May 8 dispatch from Versailles describes German officials reacting with shock and disappointment as the treaty is presented. Count Brockdorff-Rantzau shows a tense unbowed gesture while officials absorb the document, signaling a somber opening to the peace talks and the German stance on the terms.
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Fred Ferguson
Versailles
Trianon Palace
Count Brockdorff-Ranteau
Amd
Oftfeck Megianarion
Wilian
Germany
Dutavia
Brockdorff
Drink Costs Stranger His Roll of $1529
San Francisco May 19 Aman dim Anderson arrived from Beattie seeking wit and dice games. He stayed at the Taconi House on Howard Street, lost his roll and a fifty dollar bill, then went to the Arrival Bar where two men invited him to drink. He woke at the Maritime Metal on Embarcadero with $1920 and a gold watch missing. Detectives Kelleher and Desmond secured a description of the two suspects and seek the thieves.
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Amandim Anderson
Howard Street
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Mn Rink
Ta Embarcadero
Kelleher
Desmond
Bombs Missed Marks Prompt Post Office Action
New York postal clerks halted bombs aimed at prominent Americans after a clerk noticed parcels labeled Gim bel Brothers, held for postage issues since Saturday. The inspector on duty, Henry Meier, was alerted and helped prevent further harm. One target noted was Senator Hardwick at his home.
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New York
Senator Hardwick
Pars Kaplan
Gimbel Brothers
Henry Meiers
Actress Laura Sherry Leads US Theater Tour in Europe
Laura Sherry, director of the Over There Theater League, headlined a French and German district tour staged by American forces. The performer, once with Richard Mansfield, is married to J and We Paper Mall owner in Wisconsin.
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Laura Sherry
Over There Theater League
France
Richard Mansfield
J= & We paper
Wisconsin
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