Almanac Tripped Up by Rapid European Changes
Paris report notes the Almanach de Gotha cannot keep pace with postwar upheaval. It cuts Finland, Poland, Ukraine entries, marks ex rulers, and lists new provisional governments, with Russia in disarray under Lenin and Trotzky. Albania and San Marino show blank government indicators.
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Finland
Poland
Ukraine
Paris
South America
Europe
Germany
Frederick Charles of Hesse
Hohenzollern
Hapsburg
William II
Charles I
Jerusalem
Trentino
Trieste
Ebert
Scheidemann
Dittman
Landsberg
Barth
Pilsudski
Grand Duchy
Mannerheim
Skoeropadski
Winnitshenks
Petliura
Sehwetz
Andreievaki
Russia
Federative Socialistic Republic of Russian Soviets
Lenine
Vladimir
Caucasus
Don
Astrakhan
Turkestan
Siberia
Old Empire
Council of Commissaries
Petrograd
Spain
Albania
San Marino
Draft Rejections Surge as War End Nears
In the last ten months of the war 467,694 U S men were found unfit for service, per Provost Marshal General Crowder. Defective heart and blood vessels caused 61,142 rejections, defective bones and joints 57,744, and poor eyes 49,801.
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United States
Crowder
Izzy the Office Boy Sparks Courtroom Hustle
Izzy a twelve year old news office boy rushes into Judge Mayer's courtroom to deliver a copy. Court officials stop him but the judge laughs and returns to the trial as Izzy is moved to the correct spot. Seymour Stedman addresses the jury during the interrupted session.
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New York
Izzy
News Association
Speed
Federal Spur
Office
Judge
Leary
Mayer
Izay
Cooties Banished as GIs Demobilize at Ports
Returning American soldiers from France face demobilization at New York and inland camps. Cooties are removed from clothing, steamed, and returned without pests in about 45 minutes. Soldiers welcome the humane measure and undergo a haircut during the wait.
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United States
Camp Funston
Fort Riley
France
New York
Atlantic
Etoustes
Naval Academy to Hold June Week After Three Year Gap
Annapolis prepares to resume June Week celebrations as the Naval Academy graduates a class near 478 members. The larger class size, war-time constraints, and renewed public access will restore gaiety with drills, exercises, social events, and diplomas granting commissions as ensigns.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
United States
Divorce Complaint Highlights Katz Marriage Troubles
Leon Katz files for divorce from Anna Katz describing their marriage as a dog's life in Valparaiso with no children mentioned. The suit notes persistent friction and claims.
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Valparaiso
Anna Katz
Leon Katz
Katz
Reconstruction of 7783 Feet Pavement in Farmington Township
Pennsylvania State Highway Department invites sealed proposals for reconstructing 7783 linear feet of reinforced concrete and hillside vitrified brick pavement across 14 feet in Farmington Township Warren County. Bid date March 28 1919. Plans and bidding blanks available at Harrisburg with $2.50 per set for plans. L S Sadler Commissioner.
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Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Farmington Township
Warren County
Warren's 53rd Annual Automobile Show Opens
Warren's third annual auto show opened Wednesday afternoon with cars valued at 70 000 on display in the Knapp Brown block near Liberty street and Pennsylvania avenue. Speakers on good roads bonds and a secondary road system will be heard each evening at 9 o clock through Saturday. The latest car failed to arrive for viewing.
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Warren
Knapp-Brown
Forner
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren Automobile Dealers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department
Barre 1
Kirvine sent to Rouse House after hearing
James Kirvine a one legged man from Freehold township with two broken ribs from a hay wagon accident last week was sent to the Rouse House Monday afternoon by county commissioners after a hearing on an intoxication charge. He admitted drinking cider and Jamaica ginger. Charles Ohlson was fined $5 on an intoxication charge.
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James Kirvine
Freehold
Rouse House
Burgess Gregory
Kirvine
Scheulitz Place
Jamaica
Charles Ohlson
War Losses of France Put at $24,000,000,000
Paris report from the budget committee fixes damages caused by the war in France at 24 billion dollars. Direct damages total 20 billion with 4 billion in indirect losses from lost income and halted production.
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France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Linguists in Demand at Panca Meeting
The article notes linguist women are highly valued by British and American delegations for Paris peace talks. Fluent in multiple languages and politically savvy, these secretaries command favorable terms but face overwork in the coming six months.
Nifty printing promptly done at The Warren Mail Print Shop
Nifty printing promptly done at The Warren Mail Print Shop. Subsribe for the Warren Mail.
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Warren Mail
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