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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
9
Report describes large scale fighting drills by the Japanese Sis Guards and First division in Europe. It notes counter-mining, modern war features, and new weapons including a Mills standard bomb with a segmented steel body. The thrower uses a lever mechanism to release a spring into the fuse, initiating detonation.
Explorers from the National Geographic Society and the Carnegie Museum mapped unmapped lakes and interior Labrador rivers, traveling about 750 miles from Seven Islands Bay to Fort Chimo with five guides. The voyage, begun late May, revealed that existing large district maps were based on guesswork and were misleading.
Out of the heart breaking horror of these few stupid deeds comes one stark fact. The fragment hints at regret and a moral lesson drawn from reckless acts impacting others.
Washington Star reports from Berlin that a Prussian diet opening meeting featured a delegate urging restoration of the monarchy. Socialists protested while many civil parties applauded. Analysts see monarchism as not dead in Germany, despite it clashing with the German republic and Allied peace terms. The Berlin monarchist move is viewed skeptically, with a likely ban on Hohenzollern rule now or in the future.
A brief exchange features a wife questioning if her husband ever followed advice, and his curt reply citing a tale of following his own resolved plan to do precisely what he had decided. The snippet captures a sharp, humorous tone typical of the period.
A Kansas City Journal humor panel uses a wife and husband arguing over costs. The wife teases about a $40 grocery bill while the husband frets. She retorts by suggesting worth of a $1,000 fur coat as a joke about worry.
Within a week two 4 class criminals attack with murder in the name of ideology. Emile Cottin pending trial for an attempt on Clemenceau. Count von Arco-Valley dies for killing Kurt Hiener and Munich erupts into civil war. Both extremists claim devotion to a cause but use identical violent methods.
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