Last Night's News in Brief From Around the World
Berlin reports cabinet lapse amid union opposition while workers refuse to sail unless alliance with wireless unionists. Washington hears Pullman surcharge opposition in interstate talk. Mexico City notes yellow fever outbreak spreading from Vera Cruz with burn injuries. Osnabruck Frankfort on Main riot clashes over food prices injure several. Major Herrero accused in Rodolfo Herrero case. Carranza facts on death point to suicide per AP. Pittsburgh notes alfalfa with chemicals for paper newsprint. Doorn says former German empress condition not immediately serious.
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Berlin
Fehren ‘Ach
London
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce
Vera 17
Osnaebruck
Hanover
Orafield
Rhine Ovines
Frankfort
E Main
Mexico City
Maj
Herrero
Hosersport
Rodolfo Herrero
Carranza
Aih
Iranza
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
J. J. Clark
Representa‘ve
Pittsburgh Advertistf Club
Doorn
Mayor cracks down on speeding and fishers face fines
June report from Vin to shows Mayor hiring a motor patrol from Cedar Rapids to curb reckless driving. Fifteen violators paid fines after visiting the mayor’s office. Separate notes mention a fishers siege near Cedar Bayou with a warden. they paid court fees. Farm sales near Atkins hit $500 per acre. Pohlman sells two farms to Henry Mohr. Matilda Lauterwasser marries M. Hessenius near Van Horn with Rev. H. Steger officiating.
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Intou
Vinmi
Cadar Rapids
Vinton
Justice of the Peace
C. F. Pohlman
Atkins
Henry Mohr
Pohlman
Wassenius-Lauterwieser
Matilda S. Lauterwasser
Ate M. Hessenius
Van
Pangborn Dickinson Nuptials At Cedar Rapids Home
Misa Wether Dickinson and Warren H. Pangborn of Shellsburg were wed at Rev A W Jarne's Cedar Rapids residence. The bride, daughter of Leonard and wife, has lived in Shellsburg all her life and taught in Paulling Illinois schools. The groom, son of Dan Pangborn, grew up on a Shellsburg farm and will live on a nearby farm after marriage. Pangborn spent a year in France during the war.
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Ludwig Lauterwasser
John Hessenius
Victor Quam
Ren
Michigan
Quam
Norway
Tilford Academy
Thin City
Vinton
Pangborn-Dickinson
Misa
Wthe Dickinson
Warren Hm.pangborn
Leave It to Me at Crystal Theatre Delights All Audiences
The theatrical production Leave It to Me presented at Crystal Theatre on Friday and Saturday showcases lavish wealth depicted on stage. Set and filmed ar really Santa Barbara, the locale adds exceptional allure to the production.
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Crystal Theatre
Santa Barbara
Shirley Mason Stars In Dolly and The Amazing Woman At Local Theatres
Shirley Mason, noted Hollywood actress, headlines the stage version of Dolly and the Amazing Woman at theatres in the area. The article highlights her charm, versatility, and a painterly portrayal of a woman who shifts from bad to good, with Garden theatre presenting The Amazing Woman featuring a heroine reminiscent of The Lady and the Tiger.
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Krank
Stockton
Garden Theatre
Jexding
Gish Presents Remodeling Mercury Bend at Palace
Dorothy Gish stars in the stage show Remodeling Merc bend at the Palace theatre today. The story follows a vivacious wife and a flirty husband who misbehaves around other women until clever wits reform him into a devoted spouse.
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Dorothy Gish
Palace Theatre
Janie Wakefield
Jaith
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