Three Action Pictures Of The Big War In Wartime Britain
A scrambled description of wartime photographs featuring Sir Gen Henry Wilson and German and Austrian leaders. The piece notes Wilson moving briskly to his office, comments on his esteem in Ireland and France, hints at staff college planning, and mentions aviators and valets. The narrative also references Von Kühnmann and Czernin and describes a recent meeting with Czernin and Crernin’s bashful appearance.
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Henry Wilson
Robertson
Sis
France
Staff College
Haron von Kuehmann
Count Czernin
Crernin
Floods Break Dams In Huron Valley
March 15 floods burst dams as the Michigan rivers rose over their banks. Heavy melting and dam damage blocked the Michigan Central lines between Detroit and Chicago, amid rising water in the Huron valley.
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Michigan
Huron Valley Co
Detroit
Chicago
Town State College Alumni Officers Named
The alumni association lists officers including R. FE as President and Mrs. R. M. Dyer as President. Also named are Mrs. H. L. Glenn as vice president, Mr. H. W. as secretary, and W. A. Mars as treasurer.
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Town State College
R. FE
R. M. Dyer
H. L. Glenn
H. W
W. A. Mars
Man Fired For Pro German Sentiments At Post Substation
John W. Brauer, formerly in charge of the 23rd and Jackson postoffice substation, was dismissed by order of Postmaster General A. Burleson. He offered resignation but it could not be accepted, as demiseal was ordered. Brauer, an American born man with a German-born father, had purchased Liberty Bonds and enrolled in Red Cross service.
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John W. Hraver
23Rd
Jackson
Der
A. & Burleson
Dhemiseal
Brauer
America
Liberty Bonds
Red Cross
Auto speeders face car seizure during arrest to trial period
Reckless drivers may have their vehicles taken away for the time between arrest and trial if a plan considered by Chief Warren is approved. The court collected 147 dollars on Thursday from 26 traffic cases on the docket.
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Warren
How Archie Got His War Cross
Captain Archie Roosevelt received the French War Cross for gallantry in action while on an operating table after being wounded in a Toul front trench. The French general pinned the decoration and praised American valor, though Roosevelt modestly doubted he deserved the honor.
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France
Archie Hoosevelt
Archie
Roosevelt
Toul
Medicine magnate Frederick F. Ayer dies at 96
Frederick F. Ayer a patent medicine magnate died in Thomasville Georgia aged 96. He was visiting for the winter and his home is in Boston.
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Thomasville
Frederick F. Ayer
Ayer
Boston
Huns Violate Treaty Russians Ratify Peace In Moscow
At the pansoviet congress in Moscow 191 Bolsheviks vote in favor of accepting the German peace, eight abstain, with 1,000 delegates present. Trotsky named war commissar. Prince Looft arrested. Germans and Turks advance toward Northern Transcaucasia despite Russian resistance near Shachtachtey and reports of Batum occupation. Wilson’s friendliness message to Russia noted. vote reflects Bolshevik faction only.
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Petrograd
Holshevik
Pansoviet
Moscow
Socialist Revolutionaries
Trotsky
Looft
Northern Front
Siberia
Russia
Trebizond
Transcaucasia
Shachtachtey
Ercerum
Terlin
Errerum
Batum
Nunsian Congress
Germany
Wilson
Pansoviet Congren
Letrograd
Congren
Pansoviet Congrem
Explosion Halts 200 Workers at Biscuit Plant
A gas oven explosion at the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co plant on Sixth avenue halted work for about 200 employees, mostly girls, Friday morning. Damage is estimated to exceed 40 thousand dollars with the plant wrecked by the blast on Thursday.
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Pacific Coast Biscuit Co
Sixth Ave
William P. Smith Held After Defaming Government Wish Germany Wins
William P. Smith, 32, described as an I. W. W., was taken into custody Thursday evening by Police Officer J. Vietoh for defaming the government and expressing support for a German victory in the war.
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William P. Smith
J. & Vietoh
Smith
Hair Bow Ribbons at 35c a Yard
The ad promotes hair bow ribbons priced at 35 cents per yard in Scotch plaids plain moire and taffeta with satin checks and Dresden effects. The item targets little girls preparing for Easter and mentions Bon Marche as the source.
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Dresden
BON Marche
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Henry Wilsely
OWA
BY Fred SS. Ee Rulson
United Press Correspondent
BY Joseph Sterpelen
United Press
W. W
U. S
BON Marche Ee BarGain Basement
Georgette and Crepe de Chine
Gingham
Mackinaws
Men's Hat Shop
Second Avenue
Seattle
New York
Jockey Club
Ideal
Sly’s
Forest Mills Union
Forest Mills
Twin Needle Cotton Union
Women’s Forest Mills
Newall
York
the Directoire
Delicatessen
Children’s Skuffer Shoes Factory
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