Congress Preparations Under Watchful Waiting Mood
Washington March 11 Democratic and Republican representatives and many senators remain at work preparing for the next Congress. Leaders push reconstruction plans, while a possible extraordinary session looms if the president returns from overseas. James R Mann of Illinois shapes committee organization and floor leadership as the house awaits further guidance.
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Lashington
Rean
Congress
Wilson
Paris
House
James R. Mann
Illinois
Republican Committee On Committees
Mann
Hope for Russia Grand Duke Cyril Sees Monarchy Rise
Grand Duke Cyril of Russia, heir in the czar line, predicts Bolshevism will soon fade and a constitutional monarchy will take root in Russia. He cites peasant opposition to Bolshevism and may move from a modest room to the former czar’s palace if chosen as head of the state, opting to stay put to aid his country in its hour of need. In Wisconsin, a Silver Lake manhunt reports a bandit killed after an $8,000 robbery at a tavern. Police identify the deceased by name fragments found on his clothing, including Herbert E. Cooley and Charles Meyers, with Milwaukee addresses.
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Cyril
Helsingfors
London
Russia
Silver Lake
Wis
Charley
T.e Silver Lake
Meyer
Here
Herbert E. Cooley
Charles J Meyers
Charles Beick
Milwaukee
Dandruff Goes Hair Gets Thick and Wavy
Hair stops coming out and every particle of dandruff disappears. After a few weeks of Danderine use new hair appears, initially downy but then visibly growing all over. A little Danderine doubles the beauty of hair, making it fluffy, wavy, and abundant.
Military terms to foe settled
The report states Germans will be left practically impotent with a maximum army of 100000, as terms to foe are settled.
Military Terms For Germany Set By Allies
The big five decree Germany to have a 100000 man volunteer army with limited officers. All military aircraft must be surrendered or destroyed. No artillery larger than field guns to be kept and larger bore artillery to be surrendered. An allied mission will supervise munition plants to prevent secret ammunition production.
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Germany
Peace Terms For Germany To Be Finalized Before Nightfall
Paris reports the Supreme War Council moving to naval terms for the German peace draft, with a March 20 return of German delegates. Terms reduce army to 100,000, cap officers, limit armaments and aircraft, and abolish the general staff. Allies expect quick resolution, but a German bluff to force occupation remains a question. The delegation layout and Count von Bernstoff’s exclusion are unsettled.
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Paris
Germany
Supreme War Council
Switzerland
Count von Bernstoff
United States
London
Wireless
Pall Mall Gazette
Belgium
Total War Cost Across Allies Reaches 100 Billion
London报道显示协盟战争总花费被 Pall Mall Gazette 估算为一千亿美元。文章指德国应付１００亿美元的赔偿，强调这只是同盟方成本的一小部分，且德国偿还能力与道德责任仍存争议，强调德国最终赔付能力有限且道德义务难以清偿。
Buffalo Labor Unrest Meets Calm Mayor Says No Troops
Buffalo rumors that national guard troops would be called to quell unrest among the unemployed were called wild exaggeration by Mayor Béck who urged calm. Police can handle the situation as authorities moved to permit a parade and demonstration. No disturbances occurred overnight.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Guard
Béck
Italian Frontier Up For Discussion at Peace Conference
Paris report by Robert J. Prew notes protracted talks on German terms delaying Italian frontier decisions. Discussions planned on Constantinople and reparation lump sum, with Clemenceau House and Lloyd George seeking swift results. Meinach asserts Allied troops must occupy left bank Rhine until Germany pays full reparations.
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Robert J. Prew
Paris
Germany
Council of Ten
Constantinople
Clemenceau
E. M. House
Lloyd George
Wilson
Joseph Meinach
France
Rhine
Rhenish Westphalia
State School Fund Nets 12319 For Year
Hartford reports the state school fund earned 12319.47 for the year ending February 28, minus administration costs about 7100. The sum supports common schools statewide, up $1260 from last year, with fund principal near 2008000.
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Hartford
Happenings in this NT 28 years and more
A roundup of local events includes hunters selling muskrat skins at 15 to 25 cents, lodging demand at the police station down from winter highs, Mrs Elizabeth Baker’s 68th birthday with four generations present, Senator Chapman and wife returning from New York, Nathan Smith taking over Hopkins blacksmith shop, and a fatal duck hunting accident in Durham. Also noted are bank share trades, a Colchester post office burglary with nitroglycerine, and a Sunday Main street fast-driving scene.
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Cromwell Meadows
Pacousett
Bodkin Rock
Elizabeth Baker
Ellen Reeder
Center Street
Durham Meadows
First National Bank
Colchester
Pinex based cough syrup recipe promises big savings
An old home remedy advertises making cough syrup at home using Pinex and sugar syrup or substitutes. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours for ordinary coughs and suitability for bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and asthma. The ad urges asking druggists for Pinex and guarantees satisfaction with refunds.
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Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne
Soldier admits shooting of James Cavanaugh reported
A soldier arrested with his brother-in-law Harry Rochette confessed to shooting and killing James Cavanaugh Sunday night. The suspect said Cavanaugh wronged his sister-in-law Virginia Rochette, hoping to justify the act.
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Harry Rochette
James Cavanaugh
Chance
Cavanaugh
Virginia Rochette
Lemon Skin Beautifier Cream from Lemons and Orchard White
A vintage beauty tip describes mixing the juice of two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint of lemon bleaching cream. Strain to remove pulp, store, and apply daily to face neck arms and hands to soften smoothen and brighten skin, fade blemishes and tan with fragrant results.
Sub treasury gains from banks reach in New York
New York March 11 the sub treasury reports a cash net gain of 5 871 000 from banks on Monday with a balance increase of 453 000. The report notes the day’s inflows and the overall rise in cash held by the treasury.
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Sub-treasury
New York
Americans Making Good at Sixty Five
An unclear fragment discusses aging Americans and staying hale and able to “do your bit” as in youth, but the text is garbled with non sequiturs and illegible portions. No verifiable names, places, organizations, dates, or concrete events are identifiable from the readable lines.
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the Daily Mall Today
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Bosphorus
Gibraltar
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Post Office Department
Chicago
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Civil Service Commisslion
Denver
Col
Lodge-Lowell
Symphony Hall
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lowell
Harvard University
Coolridge
Sloan
Graeme
Percales
B. Stern & CO
J. F
Main &T
Lonnell
Tare Tel
Rockport
Fancy Shore Haddock
Middletown
WATT
The
Suneo
J. F. Nixon
Middletown Silver Co
the City Savings
Conn
A. L. Southmayd All Ettee
Main Street
Boomerettes
Farmerettes
Westfield
FG. Brewer Co
Wain and
Court Streete
Oxfords
Brainard & Logan
Main St
Arthur B
Mutual Building
A. P. French
Central Bank
Bullaing
Slevater
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