Marseilles Crowd A World Within A City Center
In Marseilles a vast cosmopolitan crowd gathers day by day in the narrow center, a spectacle beyond docks or city limits. The bustling quay of the Vieux Port, the Canebière and Cours Belsance host cafes and watchers where troops, sailors, explorers and natives mingle amid vibrant street life, trades, and discrete dangers in a kaleidoscope of cultures.
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London
Marseilles
Europe
Dockland
Vieux Port
Alless de
Cours Belsance
Light brown dog raids rabbit pen on Chestnut Street
At dawn a Chestnut Street resident reported a light brown dog killed his buck rabbit in the pen. He could not identify the dog or its owner. A desk sergeant advised catching the dog and calling the city dog catcher. The incident is recorded in the third shift minutes from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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Chestnut Street
Expert's forecast verified years later by famed cow
Six years after a Fred L. Kimball Company executive predicted a calf would become a world record milk producer Raleigh Eminent Buttercup now six years old has set a world record for milk output in her class averaging 6.1 pounds per day. Owned by Longview Farms in Kansas City the cow’s remarkable achievement confirms the expert's early forecast.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Fred L. Kimball Company
United States
Raleigh
Buttercup
Har
Longview Farms
Kansas City
Expressage East Limits Shipments to 200 Pounds
Expressage East restricts shipments to 200 pounds due to booming express business and blocked eastern terminals. The embargoes on the C. and O. east of Cincinnati are to be lifted soon, with normal service expected within about ten days as railroads and express firms adjust. Sans Souci Bridge across the Cedar River is closed for sidewalk work and paving. subcontractor William Hetts handles walks and Miller Fifield Construction handles base paving. bridge to reopen once the base is set.
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Waterloo
New England
New York
Jesso
Atlantic Saalboard
Wisconsin
Illinois
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Syracuse
Sans Souci
Cedar River
William Hetts
Miller Fifield Construction Company
West High School Address and Track Meet Updates
Secretary A. Cohaget of the Y M C A spoke at West High School on Todays Opportunities. The Cyclone club orchestra performed. Interclass track and field meet cheerleaders named Dorothy Ciasen Theodore Sedgewick Don Sindlinger and T Z Roemer. Jack Williams arrested for speeding careless driving and open cutout. bailed for municipal court tomorrow. Geddes welcomed by Secretary Colby at the State Department before credentials. Cuba Republican Party names Artola for president amid electoral law opposition.
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A. Cohaget
West High School
Cyclone Club
Dorothy Ciasen
Theodore Sedgewick
Don Sindlinger
T. Z. Roemer
Jack Williams
Illiams
Geddes
Colby
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sir Auckland Geddes
State Department
Department
Wilson
Cuba
Artola
Havana
Maza Y. Artola
National Assembly
Republican Party
Crowder
Akron Population Rise in Ten-Year Census Report
The 10 year census shows Akron with about 6,000 population gain. Washington reports 1824 increased figures as part of a broader U S population update. Names like Roy J McDonnell and Alfa H Mueller appear in license notices while Glen Sneider travels from the Kimball company with business in Kansas and Nebraska.
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Akron
Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Wichita
Kan
Rath Thedham
Maza
Glen Sneider
The
Kimball Company
Kansas
Nebraska
Waterloo housing committee backs tents as summer solution
The Greater Waterloo Association housing committee proposes using tents in vacant lots and parks to ease the acute housing shortage. Regulations similar to building codes would apply and health department input sought for sanitation. The plan aims to cover four to five months in summer, with the association ready to arrange purchase or rental of tents and use of vacant property, while park use would be decided by the city council.
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Health Department
G O P Leaders Prepare for Iowa State Meet
Des Moines April 21 Leaders of the Iowa Republican party gathered for conferences and preliminaries ahead of the state convention. The main issue expected is how delegates will be instructed for the national convention. Sentiment divided as a joint meeting of the state central committee and Republican women's state executive committee convened. Campaigning for state office nominees was active with plans to continue tomorrow as more than 1 600 delegates assemble.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Ceuntral Committee
Republican Women’s State Executive Committee
Two New Lakes and 200-Foot Waterfall Found in B C
Indiana explorer Haworth reports discovery of two new lakes and a 200 foot waterfall in northern British Columbia. He identified Lloyd George peak near the Peace River headwaters, notes a record snowfield feeding the glacier, and praises the mountain region as among America’s most magnificent.
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Prince Rupert
B. C.pawlow
Haworth
Indianapolis
British Columbia
Rocky Mountain System
Peace River
Wonderland
Jasper Park
Lloyd George Peak
America
Bryn Mawr
Columbia
Indiana
Mandan origin myth cited by Dr. Rieder in Wisconsin
Milwaukee Sentinel reports Dr. Rudolph Rieder of the Wisconsin Archaeological Society discussing Mandan origin myths. He cites a cave vine tale explaining why Mandans are a small tribe and allegedly have an aversion to fat women, linking myth to cultural traits.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rudolph Rieder
Wisconsin Archaeological Society
Rieder
Milwaukee Sentinel
Tactful Expressman's Helper Impresses Onlookers
A South End woman recalls a deft rescue by an expressman's helper who deflected attention with tact. The boss is summoned from below, a playful exchange follows, and the moment is shared amid a meeting of the Spokesmen public speaking club at Hotel Russell-Lamson with Will Langlas as chair and Ralph Woxle as critic.
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South End
John
Boston Transcript
Clu
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Will Langlas
Ralph Woxle
Mortuary Notices for Cornelia Haight and Mrs Biren
Funeral services for Cornelia Haight take place at 2 30 PM Thursday from 416 Home Park Boulevard with Rev F W Court in charge and interment at Albany NY. A separate service for Mrs Joy Ortuer will be conducted at 10 30 AM tomorrow at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in Calgary Cemetery.
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MHS
Cornelia Haight
Buneral
Meru
Cornelia Sfaight
Famiy
Home Park Boulevard
Rev. F, OW. Court
Alsbany
X.Y
Jom Biren
Joy Ortuer
St. Mary‘s Catholic
Ycurch
Calgary
Paris Debates Rhine Withdrawal At San Remo
At the San Remo conference Premier Millerand rejects any plan to withdraw allied troops from parts of the Rhine while Germany faces urgent financial obligations tied to Versailles. Britain and Italy push for disarmament and a policy of retaliation, but Millerand’s stance dampens prospects of a broad Anglo-Italian program. Navy and military experts from Britain Italy France Japan and Greece arrive to draft Turkish treaty clauses.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rhinegland
Germany
Versailles
Italy
Great Britain
San Remo
Supreme Allied Council
Pettit Parisien
Millerand
Mafin
M. Milleranil
Niitt
Lloyd George
Associates Press
Washington, D. C
Fght
Geed
San Rremo
Teut Vatican Envoy Coming and Prussian Legation Wind Up
Rome April 21 The German government has completed negotiations to have all Germany represented at the Holy See and Diego von Bergen will be appointed German ambassador to the Vatican The Prussian legation will be suppressed with the creation of a German embassy Bavaria will keep a separate legation Almost simultaneously the Holy See will establish a first class nunciature in Berlin
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Associated Press
Rome
Holy See
Diego von Bergen
Tor
Vatican
Bavaria
Holy Sea
Berlin
British War Taxes Force Nobility to Sell Estates
London Hagland reports war taxes compel British nobility to divest large estates. The Duke of Rutland auctions Belvoir about 13,000 acres of Lincolnshire lands, with Goodby Hall sold privately to tenants. Holme Pierrepont at Radcliffe sold for 42,685 pounds, 320 acres. Parts of Earl of Londesborough’s Raincliffe woods and racecourse allegedly bought by a Scarborough financier.
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London
Hagland
Duke of Rutland
Belvoir
Lincolnshire
Goodby Hall
Tara Manver
Holme Pierrepont
Radcliffeau-Trent
Earl of Londesborough
Raincliffe Woods
Scarborough
Pullman Rooms in Hotels With Berths
A Hartford hotel and a Detroit hotel boast Pullman bed rooms offering 72 berths across 12 rooms at $2 per night. The setup targets travelers seeking easy lodging, with features like communal baths and bellboy wake ups. The concept aims to attract guests who would otherwise search for rooms elsewhere.
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Pullman
Kansas City
Hartford
Genn
Detroit
Prize cow Molly completes first 100 mile run
In Berkeley Davis California Molly the prize cow at the university farm school finished a five day 100 mile marathon in town. The race came from a wager between a farm school student and a farm journal editor with Molly winning easily without entering the pits.
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Berkeley
Calif
Molly
University Farm School
Davis
Farm School
Farm Journal
Associated Press Reelects Frank B. Noyes President
Frank B. Noyes of the Washington Star was re-elected president of the Associated Press at a New York board meeting. Calvin Cobb of the Boise Statesman was named first vice president and J Lawrence Horne Jr of the Rocky Mount Telegram was named second vice president. All executive committee members were re-elected.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Star
Calvin Cobb
Boise
Idano
J. Lawrence Horne, Jr
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Special Waterloo Council Session Collected Records
Waterloo Iowa city council met in special session chaired by Mayor Frisbie on April 19 1920 noting present Feisner Mornglink Otte and Register with Manning absent. A notice announced a special meeting for April 19 at 5 pm to consider permits for emergency plumber cuts an appeal by James Register and garbage handling concerns. A resolution authorized city engineer to issue emergency excavation permits without council action.
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Vena Hall
Waterloo
Iowa
Frisbie
Myahi
James Register
OW. Prisbie
Adolph Feisner
Leon A. Link
O. Manning
W. Figgle
W. HW. Horns
Feisner
Hors
Link
Ogle
Register
Manning
City of
Town
W. Prisbie
Powerful oil claims swift relief for rheumatism and more
Advertises a golden red oil as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and various pains. It touts internal and external use for coughs colds croup influenza sore throat diphtheria and tonsillitis with claimed penetration to affected parts within minutes. Readers are urged to buy at Wangier Bros Co.
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Wangier Bros. Co
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Official Council Proceedings
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Royal Cook Book
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