Paris Hosts Rising Europe Statesmen Osusky and Pilsudsky
Paris receives new European state leaders as international figures mingle in postwar diplomacy. Marshal Pilsudsky of Poland, born 1867 in Lithuania, rose from exile to lead and become president, while M. Stephen Osusky, accredited minister from Czecho Slovakia, built a life from a barefoot village start to head Slovak interests in France.
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Relief drive for Irish refugees seeks $10 million
The American Committee for Relief in Ireland reports widespread misery from the Balbriggan fire and Ireland's economic collapse. It notes 300 destroyed hose factory jobs, 30 000 Belfast out of work, 55 000 Dublin unemployed, and 200 000 homes lost, with a relief program led by Captain John F Lucey aiming to raise 10 240 000 dollars via donations to John F Pulleyn in New York.
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Rebel Leader for Court-Martial in Mexico City Plot
Mexico City April 2 The arrest of General Charles Tejada and exposure of a revolutionary plot aimed at the Obregon government lead to Tejada being tried by a military court. Subordinated to General Jesus Garcia, he faces charges as a Carranzista leader in the capital.
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Kansas City Jail Not Strong Enough to Hold Wild Women
Five boys from the Boys' Hotel publish the weekly Boys' Hotel Globe News at the Kansas City hotel. The six page weekly issue covers general news, welfare stories, sports, and ads with three reporters and two editors guiding the operation.
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Discovery of seasickness cure announced
Dr Nol of the University of Liege reports an absolute cure for seasickness using belladonna and atropine. He says seasickness stems from a nerve in the interior ear and the drugs quiet the nerve to stop the dizzy, funny feeling.
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Brussels
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Famous hunting todge becomes miners home
Creede Colo April 2 From an exclusive tourist hotel to a large miners bunk house the Hot Springs hotel at Wagon Wheel Gap east of town has altered its role The hotel built by the late general William J Palmer pioneer railroad builder of Colorado sits among 4000 acres of timberland through which streams run and for years the hog backs were paroled by wealthy...
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Fishermen Turn Hotel Area Into Mining Camp Near Wheeler Monument
The text notes people who spent time fishing and hunting around the large pre ser area near Wheeler national monument. It mentions an unusual stalagmite rock formation once part of Roosevelt era land set aside as a national monument. Rich fluor spar deposits near the streams by the hotel and fishing resort have transformed the site into a mining camp.
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Summerlin to Transfer Post in South America
Mexico City April 10 General Summerlin to inform Secretary Hughes on the Mexican situation and then depart for a South American post authority reports. Summerlin, previously in charge of affairs, is to be stationed in a new post in South America.
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Mount Chimborazo Searches for Height Record
A garbled note from South America mentions Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador. It references measurement and high altitude but lacks clear details or dates.
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Court rules boy did not marry all of wife relatives
In Chicago on April 2 Judge William Fetzer held Arnold Utescher did not marry Sally Utescher to support her or their future children. The couple from South Carolina faced repeated rows as the husband refused to provide spending money to his mother-in-law aunt-in-law and brother-in-law who pursued charges in the court of domestic relations.
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South Carolina
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Aviators Again Seek Altitude Record at McCook Field
Dayton April 2 Aviators at McCook field dive started to seek altitude records. Lieutenant J McGreedy with sergeant Wad aims to push beyond 28 000 feet in a La Pere with a Liberty motor. In March 10 the attempt was halted when an oil line broke and the supercharger failed.
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Chicken Coop Used as Dovecote for Young Elopers
Denver report describes William Bohl and Helen Kennedy, both sixteen, eloping from Maver home. After an eight hour search police found them breakfasting over a campfire inside a chicken coop. The youths claimed to love each other and said money was unnecessary.
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Denver
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Helen Kennedy
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American Bishop Blames De Valera for Irish Split
Bishop M. J. Gallagher of Detroit as national head of the Friends of Irish Freedom blames President De Valera for the split among Irish sympathizers in the United States. He says the Irish executive tried to dictate to Americans of Irish blood, blocking an Irish freedom plank from the Republican platform. He also faulted former President Wilson for not living up to principles at the Paris conference.
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Indian Maids in Fight for Millions
In Muskogee Oklahoma April 2 heirs of Creek chief Barney Telecco battle in court over a $1.5 million air fortune. Two aspiring heiresses Martha Jackson and Mary Saley dispute the estate with lawyers seeking the remainder and to keep Mary from sharing. Chief Telecco died in 1899 and his heirs contend a Creek allotment followed the estate.
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