Land's Women's Battalion Remobilizes for Peace-Time Roles
Poland's women's battalion remobilizes after two years of service, with most members returning to civilian pursuits. Many will train in Cracow and Poznan as instructors or join new schools for military training of women in Warsaw, Cracow, and Posen. The unit guards depots, supports Red Cross efforts, and prepares to enlist for three years, with exemptions for mothers of young children.
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Poland
Cracow
Posen
Vilna
Jomes
Womnuld
Waller
Keating
Son
Intry
Yar
Warsaw
Lemberg
Opportunity for Increase of U S Trade
South Bend Indiana June 20 Rev Jon F OHaras statement from the commerce department at Notre Dame University warns against loss of South American trade due to depreciating monetary exchange. He cites declining Argentine exchange and notes European banks delay in settling debts as drains on US firms. Proposes balancing trade, extending credits, and investing in South American securities to restore exchange to par and renew Latin American purchases of American goods.
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Batecnmedargial News
South Bend
Ind
Jon F. O'Hara
Department of Commerce
Notre Dame University
United States
Odlara
South America
Jean
Investigator Seeks US Probe Of Piracy Tied To Carroll A Deering
Laura N. Wormell, daughter of Captain W. BR. Wormell of the schooner Carroll A. Deering, asks the United States Government to examine her piracy theory linked to her father’s disappearance. The Deering is among 20 vessels reported missing since January, later found beached off North Carolina.
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Laura N. Wormell
W. BR. Wormell
Carroll A. Deering
United States
North Carolina
Inventor’s noiseless alarm uses falling wood block
Elza Cretzer of Denver devises a crude alarm that tumbles a wood block onto his head when the alarm triggers. The device hides the block under a wrapped T shaped form attached to a wire. Betts, Western Maryland Railway dispatcher, returns from Kansas City after attending a national train dispatchers convention.
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Nn International
Denver
Colo
Elza Cret
Cretyer
Cretzer
Robert E. Betts
Western Maryland Railway
Kansas City
German robber imitates Houdini with failed trunk act
Berlin June 30 German burglar Max Arndt attempted an express car robbery using a locked wardrobe trunk as an amateur Houdini trick. He and brother Paul planned Max would escape and loot trunks during transit but forgot air holes, suffocating inside until railroad officials forced the trunk open, ending in jail.
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Berlin
Max Arndt
Max
Paul Arndt
Paul
Thee
Spandau
Arndt
CITY TAXES IMPORTANT NOTICE 1921 TAXES AT MARKET HOUSE
On and after Monday June 20 I will be ready to receive city taxes at Market House. All motor vehicles registered have been reported for taxation and bills are in readiness. Four percent discount on all city taxes paid in June. No discount after June 30. Office hours 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M. Wednesday and Saturday only.
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Market House
Vaudeville performer touts new Houdini style trick
A rescuer assisted a man who then stepped forward and bowed announcing he is trying a new Houdini style trick as part of a vaudeville act. The page also carries headline real estate ads prompting readers to look for housing.
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Pinine
Ldy
U.S
Economist
Qld
Stanley
Lilez
Pete Msgill
Epsmoune Auto
LEE
Ali
Owever
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Aladdin
Herald-Mail
J.T. Osburn
RBFD
Lucasville
Foley
Keller B. Bell
AL. Mickey's Orchestra
Atlantic City
Willow Grove Park
Houdini
Yingling Auto
Wortemain
Hagerstown
W. Franklin St
Shaffer, Faber & Co
W. Washington St
Barerstown
W. Washington Street
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