Wounded Hero Too Handsome In Paris Tobacco Queue
In Paris a veteran named Jean Cuchile was arrested for cutting in line at a tobacco shop where state monopoly rations are distributed. After proof he was wounded, authorities released him. He wore a “portrait mask” by the American Red Cross to cover facial mutilation, then returned to the front of the line.
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Paris
France
Jean Cuchilie
Heensea
Cucile
Alio
Fime
Cuchite
Sobers
Krow
Tina
Elviliana
Genilarmes
Cuchiile
Cuchille
Tate
Red Cross
Insnec Uo
Cochitle
Une
Spokane Priests Receive Salary Increases in Diocese
Spokane Catholic clergy in the diocese receive raises, about fifty priests affected. Bishop Skinner approved a yearly increase of $100, plus full living and household expenses. Assistant priests saw salaries rise from zero to $4,? a year with expenses unchanged.
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Bporanm
Yasin
Marglie
Spokane
Skinner
One Galion Home Still Seized and Owner Arrested
Chicago reports federal agents seized a small home still operated by an unnamed owner. The device, copper with a welded condenser, was found in an apartment adjoining a poker game where alcohol was being sold to players. The owner was arrested.
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Chicago
Rabor
Denali
Sits
Wickel
Boat Icebound Men Escape Across Ice on Seat Skis
In Klamath Falls Oregon after a boat ran aground on the ice near Rocky Point, three men escaped by fashioning seat skis from their boat seats. They sped to shore when the engine died and the vessel remained trapped for weeks. The ice formed around the hull as the men fled to safety.
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Klamathis Falls
Ore
Rocky Point
Aptor Klamath
Louis Staniiles
Jce
Ica
Lydiens
Candaute
Cody
Tony Stier
Alls Medaenee Cardin
Amotto
Protest over tainted Bloomington water sparks walkout
ABB protest against contaminated drinking water triggers mass walkout with 2,000 workers leaving Chicago and Aston pipelines. Authorities report 26 deaths and 500 illness cases as unions demand action and reforms.
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Bloomington
Chicsju & Aston
Wirlice
Women Push Front Rights Amid Mannish Backlash
A long fragmented report from London on March 16 discusses women advancing rights and independence against a masculine backlash. It notes emerging freedoms, debates on dress and behavior, and references to Mrs Harris and other figures while reflecting early 20th century gender tensions and public responses.
Paris Fashions Too Daring Declares French Critic
A French critic laments modern Paris attire as too bold, arguing that current fashions reveal too much of a woman’s body and moral decay. The article contrasts French standards with past restraint, warning that liberal dress erodes sanctity and invites societal regression.
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Paris
Ines Thoal Court At A Ulank A Wall Mare 1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a court, a national committee, and government efforts. It includes references to a viewer kit court, a district division, and a printing department offering first class work at reasonable prices. The readable items are incomplete and lack clear facts.
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Gover
Workers Do Not Favor Reds in Labor Market Talk
Boston March 16 A traveling speaker from Cleveland steel firms addressed miners mill workers shipbuilders and common laborers arguing workers show no desire for anarchy or Bolshevism He warned employers must understand labor realities and warned agitators manipulate workers yielding a crucial selling contest between management and radicalism.
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Boston
Williams
Eveland
O. Steel Conmpans
Heston Mhamber
Severn
Chamber of Commerce Hosts Dyvbtes Rally
A local chamber event featured discussions on community progress. Mrs A Bisbe chaired efforts highlighting hospitality and business cooperation. The proceedings showcased civic engagement and employment opportunities through a “Situation Wanted” notice in the paper.
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Avhora
Bla Beter Soreva
A. Bisbe
Ralelig Dyvbtes
Eta
Aurora Tsa Elementy
Mince Pie Loot Foiled Jail Break Plan Uncovered
Police hunt after a young woman left a mince pie with a city jailer intended for Howard Nershly a 20 year old burglar awaiting trial in Weld for Clint The jailer found a hidden supply of hacksaws and files in the pie wrapping indicating a planned escape attempt by the inmate The Times job printing department offers lines at reasonable prices and the Sunday Times advertises at $7.50.
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Mare
Ity
Howard Nershly
Clint
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City Coal Company
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