Huns Want Revenge War Over Dalmatia Fight if Needed
Reading fragments from a Belgrade based observer predicts Jugoslavs ready to clash with Italy over Dalmatia. The piece notes Serbs seek access to the sea, unity of South Slavs, and independence after centuries under Austrian rule. It frames Jugo Slav goals as freedom driven, with warnings of occupation and conflict.
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Hersegovina
Croatia
Belgrade
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Via
Serbia
Austria-Hungary
Montenegro
Monte
Jugoslavia
Bosnia Herzegovina
Dalmatia
Slavonia
Austria
New Jugo-Slavia
Dalmatian
Ex Bank President Becomes US Arrest Target in Bremerton
Charles E. Thomas former president charged with misappropriating about 8000 dollars from First National Bank of Bremerton. He was arrested Tuesday by warrant issued by Judge Jeremiah Neterer after a secret ten count indictment. March 28 set for plea entry.
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First National Bank of
Hoquiam Boy Honored for Gallantry in Ar gonne Battle
Hoquiam reports Lieut. Don G. Abel, a prominent high school and university student, promoted to captain as reward for gallantry in action during the Argonne battle.
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Hoquiam
Don G. Abel
Argonne
Masked bandits rob Sykes Manufacturing office
In Chicago four masked bandits forced 13 workers against a wall in the Sykes Manufacturing office and robbed a safe containing seven thousand dollars in cash before escaping. No injuries reported. Authorities launched an investigation into the daytime heist.
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Chicago
Sykes Manufacturing Company
Frisco Banker's Wife Killed in Berkeley Bombing
In Oakland Berkeley and surrounding areas, a dynamite blast at Mrs. George D P Greenwood widow of a San Francisco banker tears her apart and shatters homes. Threats to dynamite Greenwood and Campagna properties prompted state and local officials to announce rewards totaling at least 1000 dollars with a broader hunt for an organized blackmail gang.
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Oakland
Cal
George Dpd
Greenwood
San Francisco
Berkeley
C. C
N. Campagna
Campagne Yard
Stephens
Alameda County
Six Centralia Men Arrested Over Whisky Shipment
Six Centralia business men faced $1,000 bail each after arrest for allegedly financing the shipment of 800 pints of whisky from San Francisco to Seattle in March. Accused linked to J Platt who pleaded guilty, receiving 18 months in jail and a $508 fine.
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Centralia Business
San Francisco
Seattle
Liberty
City
Joe Lucas
J. H. Roemer
J. P. Symons
August Ores
Bruce Richarde
W. F. Tolles
J. Platt
Platt
Crowder Leaves Key West for Havana Flight
General Crowder departs Key West in a seaplane bound for Havana Cuba. Two planes accompany the mission to ensure Crowder reaches Havana even if one aircraft fails. Dispatch reaches the navy department confirms the plan.
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Washington
Enoch H. Crowder
Key West
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Navy Department
Crowder
Dog Causes Arrest of Von Papen's Wife
Mrs Doorothy von Papen, alleged wife of Capt Franz von Papen, former military attaché at the German embassy, was released on a suspended sentence in a New York magistrate's court after being arrested for not having a muzzle for her dog.
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New York
Doorothy von Papen
Franz von Papen
Washington
Chamber Joins Campaign Effort With Local Groups
Joseph A Swallwell state chairman of the Fifth Liberty Loan campaign accepts aid from the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club to coordinate all community organizations during the loan drive April 21 through May 10 City Engineer Dimock seeks opinion on damages to the W Spokane street bridge after a barge rammed the center pier totaling about 500 dollars and involving the Lillico Launch and Tugboat Co in the incident
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Joseph A. Swallwell
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
A. H H. Dimock
Tom Kennedy
Manila
Lillico Launch & Tugboat Co
W. Spokane St
Duwamish River
Dimock
Germans Show No Repentance
Berlin reports three months after armistice that Germans show no inner change. Officials claim democracy is a form, not a shift in people. Censorship persists via Wolff agency and officials push propaganda of no revolution, while fears of future wars and Alsace Lorraine remain.
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Frank J. Tayia
United Press
United Press Berlin
Germany
German Empire
National Assembly
Weimar
Wilsen
Foreign Office
Ita
Count Bernstorff
Count Brockdorff-Ranteau
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Alsace-Lorraine
Wolff Bureau
Wolff
France
Alence-Lorraine
Count Posendowski
Biamarckiam
Posadowski
Thirty six men released from Leavenworth
Port Leavenworth discharges granted to 36 soldiers confined in the United States disciplinary barracks for military offenses during the war. The board of inquiry, sent by the War Department, is reviewing cases to reduce excessive sentences.
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Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Port Leavenworth
Board of Inquiry
War Department
Washington
Penny Blockade Delays Traffic in Kansas City
A penny blockade disrupted traffic in Kansas City for about 15 minutes as passengers argued about fares. One passenger paid 6 cents for travel to clear the impasse, lifting the stoppage and ending the delay.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Spring Silky Coats and Frocks For Little Girls At Bon Marche
Silk belted coats for ages 2 to 6 priced at 5.95 feature white silk cuffs and embroidery with linings. Moire and satin coats at 7.50 come in navy rose beige Copenhagen and sky blue. Silk frocks at 8.95 include hand embroidery and yoke details. Exquisite satin coat and hat set offered in primrose turquoise Copenhagen and flesh for 2 to 6 years.
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Copenhagen
Embery
BON Marche
Special Silk Lingerie Sale at Bon Marche
A third floor Bon Marche feature promotes silk envelope chemises at 3.45 and silk gowns in pink crepe de chine with lace and georgette trims. The copy highlights low prices, dainty undersilks, and feminine charm designed to appeal to shoppers seeking comfort and style.
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BON Marche
Red Cross Shoes and Oxfords for Comfort
Red Cross Shoes and Oxfords for comfort for street or dress wear. Shoes of high standard are the Red Cross models fine glazed kid with cloth tops common sense heels high arches flexible soles and medium broad toes. Shoes sizes 3 to 9 eight fifty. Oxfords sizes 3 to 9 seven dollars. Upper Main Floor The Bon Marche.
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Red Cross
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