Greek Premier Named. Turks Warn Over Franco-Turkish Pact
Greek politics shift as Demetrios Gounaris is named premier succeeding Kalogeropoulos amid retreat losses in Anatolia. The Bolsheviks warn Turkey over aid terms, while Mustapha Kemal signals potential ceasefire if Greeks abandon Thrace and Smyrna. Greek morale sags, drachma drops, and mobilization widens with voluntary response shrinking.
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Angora
Turkey
Asia
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Thrace
Smyrna
Athens
Anatolia
Bruse
Woman Hurls Eggs at San Diego Judge in Court
In San Diego County Judge J Edward Keating was egged by Bertha Polak of East San Diego while she was arraigned on a disturbing the peace violation. She shouted she shared the judge’s view and called him a dog catcher before throwing three eggs. The court ordered her to serve the 150 day jail sentence originally imposed.
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San Diego
Cal
J. Edward Keating
Bertha Polak
East San Diego
Keating
Jade
Wall Kills Circus Acrobat in Training Accident
Ernest Lane an aerialist with the Flying Wards circus died at St Bernard's hospital from a skull fracture suffered when he fell from midair during a rehearsal of a triple somersault. He initially walked and said he was uninjured but later deteriorated and died.
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Chicago
Ernest Lane
St. Bernard's Hospital
Nebraska legislature passes varied bills and appointments
The senate amended the Smith bread bill to allow two ounces per pound and half pound loaves. Gov. McKelvie signed laws including recognition for American Legion groups, rules for Nebraska insurers, and bond rate changes for Omaha schools. The house backed printing type standards for legal notices, affidavits on circulation, and three-time publication of notices. Appointments included Judge Goss and Stauffer to the Fourth Judicial District. Other actions set racing commission, finger printing bureau, and exemptions for Christian Science healers. A court of industrial relations bill was postponed.
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Senate
American Legion
Women’s Auxiliary
Nebraska
Omaha
S. F. 61
McKelvie
Charles A. Goss
Carroll O. Stauffer
Oakland
Douglas
Burt
Washington Counties
Auto Wreck Near Wood River Injures Three
Dr. W L Starkey and Mrs Tug Honnold with Mrs Lela Honnold were seriously injured when their car overturned on the Lincoln Highway near Wood River while en route to Grand Island for an appendicitis operation. The patients, including Starkey, were reported resting easily and not expected to have serious outcomes.
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Wood River
Grand Island
W. L. Starkey
Lincoln Highway
Grand Island Independent
Honnold
Starkey
Tug Honnold
County Agent’s Week from Bristow Adams verse
A county agent’s week is celebrated in verse with daily tasks from Monday planning and field meetings through Tuesday drainage and breeding club, to Friday pest control and Friday rest, and Saturday power project planning, ending Sunday with quiet pew time and report writing.
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Suchife
Bristow Adams
New York Extension Service News
No Sewer Bonds In Bowling Green United States unique natural sewer system
Bowling Green, a 15,000 population city, lacks man made sewer pipes as its limestone geology provides natural fissures. A local sink finder verifies each residence connection by testing crevices with water, aided by Uncle Henry Jameson who locates sinks using a divining rod. The system prevents surface seepage and reduces trenching costs.
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United States
Bowling Green
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Henry Jameson
Lawdy
Henry
Money Has Wings Weather winds snatch $10 bill from farmer
The Torrington Telegram reports a wild wind episode last week in which a farmer attempted to pay a bill outside an elevator. A ten dollar note was blown from his hand, carried over the elevator and back, then over the potato warehouse and lost sight of. Attle later, Mr. Lichty, Foster Lumber employee, is mentioned in the account.
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Torrington
Attle
Mr. Lichty
Foster Lumber Company
Omaha Divorce Revisited as Jim Dahlman Wins Primary
After years of estrangement Omaha repudiated Dahlman with a decisive vote three years ago. The latest Tuesday contest suggests a possible return but outcomes remain uncertain. A local man notes Jim Dahlman ran strong in both the primary and Tuesday’s vote while Dahlman supporters united and opponents split among fifty candidates.
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Omaha
Dahlman
Jim
Do you want a good home in the best town on earth
An advertising blurb touting Sidney Lumber Co. offers a one line pitch about a good home in the town and promotes an Ammon's electric curler guaranteed for two years at a price of three dollars and fifty cents.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Ammon’s
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Opens Office
Dr M E Pettibone announces dental practice at Mele tesh block room 5 68 with phone 66.
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M. E. Pettibone
Mele Tesh Block
Money found and returned and checks blown away
A man who found a bill near the elevator returned the money to its owner. A Tor rington bank clerk lost a bundle of checks blown from her hand while moving between banks. a diligent search recovered some but not all. Currency cannot be replaced.
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Torrington
Treatment for Lung Diseases Inhalation Therapy Emerges
An inhalation treatment developed from France’s rehabilitation program for gas veterans is described in Popular May Magazine. Gases are generated in large retorts, filtered, and delivered to patients through inhalers at prescribed doses and times, with a ministry of war run initial installation and potential public adoption planned if proven effective.
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France
May Popular
Ministry of War
Local Electric Supplies Ad and Farm Loan Offer
Yeur Electric Supplies directs customers to the Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank. Farm loans are available now, with inquiries at the J. W. Harper office located at 110 E 2d St.
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Yeur
American Bank
J. W. Harper
E 2d St
Baltimore Training Ship Proposed to Attract Boys
A Baltimore shipping expert proposes a training ship at the port to lure boys from conventional shore schooling. The ship would act as a cooperative part of city and state education and provide marine training to supply American sailors for merchant vessels.
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Baltimore
May Popular Mechanics Magazine
Editor Sees Town Boost in Local Press
The Wheatland Gazette editor explains that while critics mock the paper and send work elsewhere, a true editor returns to support the town with a boost, proving the paper can still uplift the community.
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Wheatland, Gazette
Iowa
Pie Supper Finals to Close School Session in District 3
A pie supper and weiner roast will be held in District No 3 to honor the final closing of this school session on April 22 1921 Everyone is welcome Lydia Chick teacher
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Lydia Chick
Big Masquerade Ball at Gurley April 16
An invitation to a community masquerade ball at Gurley on Saturday April 16 promises good music and a fun evening. All are invited with taxi service details listed as 161 for transportation.
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Gurley
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