Woman jailed for retort to German in court martial
A German court martial in Bel xlim sentenced two women after a dispute. A Baroness de Co binek faced a one month sentence for retorting to a German woman who claimed to resemble someone she knew. The incident involved an exchange about Haroun and a wounded Prenehian.
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Haris
M. Paul ‘Terlinden
Komanter Hixenasrt
Hiouilie
Dent
Baroness de Cobinek
Sas
Haroun
Air
Abe
Hoover a Self Made Man Born From $2 a Day Rise
The Stanford graduate Herbert Hoover began as a laborer in mining camps and built a fortune abroad from gold and coal concessions in Asia, Europe, and the Americas. He later led mining ventures, served on the American Relief Commission, and became a key figure in wartime food supply efforts.
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Herbert
Oor “Hert
Stanford
Lelanis
Stanford University
San Hao
Aun Tratia
North China
Mra
T Twin
London
Hurmn
Mexico
Avateasia
China
California
Russia
Hin
American Relief Commission
Belcomminsaton
Connery
Admiral 72 Would Fight If Recalled
Rear Admiral George C. Ketter, 72, retired, returned to New York from Washington a disappointed man. He had just been turned down by the navy department for the second time. He says he feels spry as a man of sixty and wishes to serve in active duty again if possible.
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George C. Ketter
New York
Washington
Navy Department
Hetter
Tie
Army Officers Examinations to Speed Up Training
Washington announces grouping of candidates by city and examinations at Central Point. More than 2 000 officers will be questioned for suitability including character sobriety and education. War Department orders speed up exams to build an army of 400 000 effective men.
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Central Point
Washington
Hehutor
War Department
Power Boat Tuition by Navy Trains Civil Squadrons
The United States Power Squadron proposes using twenty squadron units in major Atlantic and Great Lakes ports as training vessels for submarine defense. Theodore J. Coe sent the plan to Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, with district chiefs named for Boston, New York, Providence, New Haven, Washington, Chicago, and more.
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Navy
Roosevelt
Theodore J. Coa
Dover
Amore How
Mrs Wilson urges thrift movement across nation
Mrs. Wilson and the wives of cabinet and Het lave members pledge to cut living costs to set an example for the country. They vow simple clothing and food, curb waste, and promote domestic economy to support broader preparedness and relief efforts. Mrs Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson increase attention to White House management.
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Wilson
Marstill
Het Lave
Wilton
Margaret Wilton
Typewriter Man from El Paso Visits City Beautiful
R E Dick Will Cummins from El Paso spent Sunday in City Beautiful renewing old acquaintances with Ray Sunday. It was their first opportunity to be together since Ray first left.
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Will Cummins
el Paso
City Beautiful
Ray Sunday
Ray
Services at the Christian Church
Bible school at 10 a.m. Communion and preaching in the morning. Evening sermon on "How We Snow What We Are" and night message "Going up to the House of God". Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. A cordial welcome to all. Pastor D. P. Sellards.
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D. P, Sellards
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