Germany Faces Further Territorial Losses After War
Germany, sliced by shadings, loses additional territory since the war. The attempt to form a Rhine Republic weakens as Palatinate sets its own government. West Prussia, Posen, Upper Silesia, North Schleswig, and Alsace Lorraine are indicated as lost. Alsace Lorraine ceded to France under Versailles terms. West Prussia and parts of Silesia go to Poland. North Schleswig selects Denmark.
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Posen
Upper Silesis
Hospital site enters probe of Veterans' Bureau findings
The Senate committee investigating the Veterans' Bureau cites waste and costly land purchases for hospitals under Col. Forbes. Northampton Massachusetts site tested despite Boston proximity and specialist staff. Also notes Brig Gen O'Byran as counsel. Separately Emma Partridge from Kansas progressed via Washburn College to become secretary of the State Bankers' Association.
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Charles RB. Forbes
Senate
Bureau
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Northampton
Mast
Boston
Emma D. Partridge
Toka
Kans
Washburn College
State Bankers’ Association
Small and Thompson Enter Illinois Race
Gov Len Small of Illinois will seek renomination and William Tate Thompson, former Chicago mayor, will pursue the senatorial nomination to succeed Mee McCormick. Political students expect a bitter, cleaved Republican primary with two strong factions shaping what may be one of the state's fiercest campaigns.
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Len Small
Ilinois
William Tate Thompson
Chicago
Mee
McCormick
Illinois
Small
Thompson
Engagement Report Amid War University Lands Page
A clipped notice announces the engagement of Margaret Majer the director of real education for war University of Par debs B. The brief item hints at ceremonial honors and shifts in roles within the wartime education apparatus.
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Margaret Majer
Real Education
War University of Par Debs B
Aseer
Governors View Spectacular Demonstration in Quarries
Governors from thirty states toured Indiana limestone quarries for a mass demonstration of quarrying methods. Despite rain, flatcars carried officials to view 20% ton blocks being quarried as talks urged immediate building plans and federal cooperation. Governor McCray of Indiana led the group en route to a West Paden conference, with Governor Pinchot among spectators.
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Indiana
America
Greystone
Bedford
B. Mich
West Paden
McCray
Indianapolis
Gifford Pinchot
Pensylvania
Patits Widower to Wed Divorcée
The baron Rolf Cederstrom, former husband of the late Patits, plans to wed a divorcée. The notice confirms a forthcoming marriage joining the titled individual to the widow of prior marriage.
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Patits
Rolf Cederstrom
Eddie Collins Faces Question as Managerial Prospects Rise
Rumors swirl about Eddie Collins possibly becoming the next star to try his hand at baseball management. Analysts note past players who moved to coaching or front office roles, while Collins’s own tomorrow remains uncertain amid a changing era for managers and player personnel.
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Eddie Collins
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