Ex Kaiser moving booze by truckload at Doorn House
In Doorn Netherlands the ex Kaiser Wilhelm II continues moving belongings to Doorn House. Dozens of van loads and frank trucks fill the estate as painters remodel the mansion while locals show little interest in the royal relocation amid rumors of a final move and pending accessibility for visitors.
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Ex-Kaiser
Doom House
Kalwer
Doorn House
Amerongen
Doorn
Kalver
Russian Reds Attack Poles in 50-Mile Front Advance
Moscow dispatch reports general Soviet advance against Poland across a 50 mile front in the Polotsak Lepe region. Poland admits forces fell back after heavy fighting south of the Dwina river as Polish and Soviet messages differ on the severity of the retreat.
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London
Polotsak Lepe
Moscow
Rolahevik
Brusiloff
Vitebsk
Kieff
Dwina
Riga
Two Held as Police Probe Auto Theft
Albert Denny aged 21 and Albert I Matthews aged 19 were arrested by Motorcycle Patrolman A J Hill and are held in the city jail on open charges. Police say they found a stolen automobile near Portland and in their possession were revolver shells. Arrest occurred Wednesday night during the police probe.
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Albert Denny
Albert I Matthews
A. J. Hill
Jall Thurewlay
Portland
Exports Fall by 135 Million in April Trade Drop
Washington reports April exports declined by 135 million dollars from March while imports decreased by 30 million dollars. The Commerce Department released the figures today, outlining the broad shift in trade activity.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Rinehart Sees High Cost of Living as Top Issue
Novelist Mary Roberts Rinehart argues the presidential campaign should focus on the home crisis of rising prices. She blames underproduction and over demand, urges Americans to stop luxuries, and criticizes both parties for sidestepping the issue during postwar reconstruction.
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Ruth F. Finley
Glen Osborne
Mary Roberta Rinehart
America
Mrs. Rinehart
Mia Rinehart
Lord Northcliffe
England
United States
Kinehart
Montana Murderer Sentenced to Hang
J. C. Davis alias Albert Yek was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced in Beaverhead County district court to be hanged for killing Sheriff Wyman on April 21 in Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
Mont
J. C. Davis
Albert Yek
Wyman
Beaverhead County
French Gold Stock Decline From 1913 to 1918
Between 1913 and 1918 France saw its gold reserves shrink from 1.2 billion dollars to 664.09 million. The drop reflects wartime strain and shifts in monetary policy as the nation mobilized and faced economic pressures.
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France
Endorsement of Tanlac for War Mother Mrs Dodd
Mrs Alice Gresham Dodd praises Tanlac at the Gresham Memorial Home in Evanaville Ind for restoring her health after her son Corporal James B B Greaham's death. She describes relief from indigestion rheumatic pains and insomnia and credits the medicine with renewed appetite strength and sleep. Sold in Seattle by Bartel Drug Stores.
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Tanlac
Alice Gresham Dodd
Gresham
Gavin Park
Evanaville
Ind
Indiana
James B.B. Greaham
France
Dodd
United States
Taniac
Seattle
Bartel Drug Stores
House To Pass Soldier Bonus
Washington May 20 Republican leaders predict the house will pass the nol tier bonus bill within days despite treasury and administration opposition. The Ways and Means Committee revision was approved 116 to 39, with support from enough Democrats to thwart a block. Senate action is uncertain before Congress reconvenes in June.
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Washington
House
Treasury Department
Administration
Rules Committee
Senate
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Presbyterians to Open Annual Meet
The Presbyterian general assembly may vote to admit women as ruling elders if the commission on the official relation of women is approved. The Philadelphia assembly tonight will consider the commission’s recommendation after a year of investigation.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
United States
Presbyterian General Assembly
S&s. Hall Young
New York
Edgar W. Work
William L. Barrett
Bellefontaine
O. J
Veteran Is Shot By House Thief
Edwin Sherman a Canadian veteran who served four years on the Western front was shot in the mouth by an apartment house prowler yesterday and is dying in the county hospital. The assailant escaped.
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Chicago
Edwin Sherman
Drinks Poison After Arrest in City Hospital
Henrietta Kidd, 35, a Black woman, attempted suicide by Lysol after being released on bail for a disorderly conduct charge. She was brought to the hospital by Patrolmen P. M. Johnston and G. Graves at 3 a.m., begged nurses to give poison, and was treated with expectation of recovery.
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City Hospital
Henrietta Kidd
P. M. Johnston
G. Graves
Weller
Negro Appointed Methodist Bishop
Dr. FP. BE. Jones, editor of the South western Advocate, was the first negro elected bishop by the Methodist general conference receiving 72 votes beyond the two thirds requirement. Charles L. Meade of Denver was elected on the ninth ballot with 632 votes, 18 above the needed two thirds. The conference elected Rev. RE. M. Clair of Washington, D. C., on the 11th ballot, completing the slate of new bishops.
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Des Moines
Iowa
FP. BE. Jones
Southwestern Advocate
New Orleans
Methodist General Conference
Charles L. Meade
Denver
Colo
Meade
RE. M. Clair
Washington, D. C
Dr. Clair
General Conference
President Signs Pay Increase Bill
Washington May 20 President Wilson has signed the army and navy pay bill boosting pay for officers and enlisted men in the army navy and marine corps
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Washington
Wison
Army
Famous scientist found after six months amnesia episode
Dr. Arthur Lachman, renowned scientist and author, reappears in Chico after six months missing with amnesia. He says he woke in strange surroundings and learned it was May 19. A $1,000 reward had been offered. investigators traced him from Sacramento to Chico where he registered at the Hotel Oaks on May 15.
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San Francisco
Arthur Lachman
Chico
Morris R Ballen
Cal
Wiliam
Lachman
How Any Girl Can Have Pretty Eyes
No girl or woman is pretty if her eyes are red strained or have dark rings. Simple witch hazel camphor hydrastis etc as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash will brighten the eyes and a week's use will surprise you with to quick results. Regular use of Lavoptik keeps the eyes healthy sparkling and vivacious. Dainty aluminum eye cup free. Swift's Drug Co. and leading druggists.
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Swift's Drug Co
Mikado Improving As Emperor Recovers From Illness
Tokyo May 15 Delayed Emperor Yoshihito in no longer in critical condition according to Viscount Hatano imperial household minister The Mikado can take motor rides and walks and the crown prince temporarily performs some state functions in a temporary arrangement reported today by Hatano
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Tokyo
Yoshihito
Viscount Hatano
Imperial Household
Hatano
Ter
Man Killed in Ireland Rioting Reported in Limerick
LIMERICK Ireland May 20 a man was killed and a woman wounded during clashes between villagers and police and soldiers last night streets were patrolled today by authorities to restore order the incident marks a violent flare in the unrest.
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Limerick
Ireland
Villans
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