United States Demands Full Reparations From Germany
The note to Berlin demands full German accountability for rights violations at sea and the Lusitania sinking with over 100 American deaths. It urges disavowal, reparations, and steps to prevent future acts, asserting U S resolve to defend citizens and neutral rights.
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Nordica Jewel Valuation Hits 250000 In Estate Appraisal
New York area appraisal of Mme Nordica estate places over 250000 dollars in jewels, with a 75000 dollar centerpiece and numerous 15000 to 20000 dollar pieces. The examiner noted many medals and insignia from European rulers. The ex amination occurred in the vault of a Newark trust company with counsel for George W Young present.
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Oldest inhabited house in the world a German mansion built in 700
A German mansion dating from 700 is believed to be the oldest inhabited residence in the world. The structure has endured centuries and remains occupied, highlighting the longevity of early medieval architecture and settlement.
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Odd Bits of News From Across Cities
A quirky roundup includes a Philadelphia tale of a tiny girl and a 23 pound baby born to the Klines, a Pottstown nurse’s $400 claim against an estate, a pin engraved with the Lord’s Prayer in Chicago, maple syrup mistaken for oil in Brooklyn, W. J. Bryan opposing a 1916 prohibition plank, and a 12 year old New Yorker arrested for 15 burglaries with stolen furniture recovered.
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Emergency Hospital Report for April Summary
April hospital status shows 73 admissions and 61 discharges with 3 deaths. At month end 44 patients remain, including 20 charity cases. Charity care spans 332 days. total care days amount to 1257. Donations noted from EO Elks for curtains and sherbet, Mrs. A L Schellhammer linen, and Warren Water Co. $100 rebate.
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Veteran recounts adventures and climate tales to youths
An old soldier tells youngsters of past experiences especially weather related. He recalls cooking bread in the sun in Fyzardum while a youth interrupts with a quip about corkscrews and wreaths. The exchange blends memory and playful mockery in a lighthearted vignette.
Thaw Sanity Case Delayed by Appellate Stay
An appellate division stay halts all proceedings in Harry K. Thaw’s habeas corpus petition seeking a jury verdict on his sanity. The order, issued by Presiding Justice Ingraham, delays the case as Deputy Attorney General Becker and Frank A. Cook push an appeal of a ruling granting a jury hearing. Thaw’s Supreme Court matter had been postponed to tomorrow with action contingent on appellate processing.
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Self-Delusion Over Whisky to Gin Says Patient Switch
A Milwaukee Sentinel item mocks the idea that a patient, after a doctor warns that twenty drinks daily ruin kidneys, switches to twenty drinks of gin daily claiming gin is good for kidneys. The quip highlights stubborn denial and misguided health logic.
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