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Secretary McAdoo announced plans to deposit about 34 million dollars in various cities for crop moving and banking purposes. Wilson appointed and withdrew several federal nominees while other actions included canal readiness, Haiti intervention plans, an armistice in Mexico, and lawsuits over monopolies and libel.
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Personal Judge Albanel Calls Associate to a Duel in Paris
In Paris, Judge Albanel challenged an associate over remarks on the case. Katherine Clemmons Gould accuses George J. Gould of conspiring with her husband to defraud her and seeks redress in court.
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Call Iaux
Paris
Katherine Clemmons Gould
George J. Gould
Yonkers Bride Marries Man Injured by Live Wire
Hilda Dahlgren wed Oscar Iried in Yonkers New York after his accident with a live electric wire left him without both arms. The couple had previously discussed promise keeping before the tragedy.
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Yonkers
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Servia’s Struggle for Unity and Austrian Power
An overview of Serb aims for full national unity, Austria-Hungary’s southward push, and the Balkan wars that reshaped borders. It details Serb gains and losses, the 1908 Bosnia annexation, and King Peter’s rise after the Belgrade assassinations, with Kragujevac relocated as capital for defense.
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Little Mother Worries Over Baby Airing On Washington Heights
A New York Evening Post vignette describes a tiny baby in a new pram being wheeled along Washington Heights. The mother frets that the infant’s mouth is open to the breeze, fearing germs, while an experienced passerby offers comfort and advice.
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Washington Heights
New York Evening Post
What’s In a Name Auto Labeled by the Family
A fragment from Life presents a humorous exchange about how a family refers to their car. Father calls it The Mortgage while brother Tom calls it The Fake and mother calls it My Limousine. Neighbors nickname it The Limit and the chauffeur Some Freak.
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Kerosene for the Hands
Kerosene will clean hands better after blocking a range or stove. Pour a little in water, wash hands, rinse in tepid water, then with soap and a stiff nail brush in hot water. Finish by rubbing hands with lemon juice rose water or glycerine.
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