American Cabaret Men Plan to Invade England
London rumors say American cabaret promoters will flood London once America goes dry. Promoters foresee millions in investment, open dance halls with low admission, and a jazz craze expanding to Bond Street clubs led by figures like Albert de Courville. London venues buzz as prewar theater capital eyes a major postwar entertainment influx.
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Narrow Tread Tires Warned For Country Roads
B F Goodrich warns narrow tread tires wear sidewalls quickly on rutted country lanes. Sidewalls not built to resist road contact, leading to premature tire destruction as sand and gravel wear away the tread. Broad tread tires offer longer mileage and better service for motorists on rural roads.
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Settle cable question in Paris ruling on spoils of war
Paris May 2. President Wilson Prime Minister Lloyd George and Premier Clemenceau have settled the German undersea cables. The decision is that the cables are spoils of war and belong to powers that took possession of them.
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Government May Not Take Over Hospital
Washington May 4 Comptroller Warwick ruled that the act authorizing 3 million dollars for the Public Health Service to acquire the Speedway Hospital in Chicago was not mandatory and the service could spend the funds on a hospital or sanatorium elsewhere. Secretary Glass considers buying the building for 2.5 million and using 500 thousand for equipment amid a long controversy with Chicago interests over the project.
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Puzzling Dispatch Reports Bolshevik Troops Marching on Hungary
The Polish national committee says Ukrainians and Russian Bolsheviks have concluded a convention. Under it 18,000 Bolshevik troops are marching on Hungary, per a Reuters dispatch from Paris dated May 2. The report notes the bolded phrase marching on Hungary.
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Troops deployed to aid Hungarians againstRoman invasion
The passage suggests troops may be sent toward Hungary to assist Hungarians in repelling Romanian forces invading the country. The wording remains unclear about exact movements and intentions.
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Lenine and Bela Kun Exchange Friendly Wireless Talks
Lenine and Bela Kun have exchanged frequent wireless communications, a sign of improving Soviet relations. The terse exchanges hint at ongoing coordination between the two leaders amid global unrest.
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