American envoy in Tokio dies. Guthrie is mourned in Pittsburgh
George Guthrie United States ambassador to Japan died in Tokio likely of apoplexy. Post Wheeler will act as charge d affaires. Mrs Guthrie remains in Tokio. Guthrie, a Pittsburgh lawyer and longtime Democratic figure, served since 1913. Wilson to deliberate on filling the vacancy.
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Pittsburgh
George W. Guthrie
United States
Japan
Tokilo
Guthrie
Tokio
Washington, D.C
Post Wheeler
State’ Department
George Guthrie
Wheeler
Wilson
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Department
Boy Scouts Ready if War Comes in Wartime Role View
Waterloo Boy Scouts show strong patriotism after severing relations with Germany. They wear flags and ready to aid the country, noting 200000 scouts could assist in defense. Scouts aged 12 to 18 trained in practical skills would support military and civic work when war looms or occurs.
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Boy Scouts
Waterloo
United States
Germany
Iowa picnic draws crowd of fifty thousand in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles crowd of 50,000 attended the annual Iowa picnic Saturday, reportedly breaking records. Worth Hillman, wintering in California with his mother, Annie Hillman, sent the clipping and noted a week of rain. A Waterloo party was planned for P. A. Lane's Hollywood residence.
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Iowa
Los Angeles
Cal
Worth Hillman
Caliifornia
Annie Hillman
Waterloo
P. A. Lane
Hollywood
Striking White Rats Picket Chicago Theatres
In Chicago on March date, the White Rats strike flared after months of smouldering. Five minor theatres were picketed and five girl pickets said to be actresses were arrested. Performances continued without interruption as non union talent was blamed for the walkout.
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Chicago
White Rats
President Stays in Bed on Physician Advice
Washington March 9 The president's condition was somewhat improved this morning and his physician advised he remain in bed and see no callers, keeping to quiet treatment and rest as his condition stabilizes.
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Washington, D. C
Cadomene Tablets Promising Health Testimonials
A 1916 newspaper advertisement features letters from W. S. Pennington of Wharton Arkansas Fours of Rochester and F W Barbeau of Denver praising Cadomens Tablets for gripe nervous fatigue and renewed strength. Each letter urges others to request the health book and notes a money back guarantee.
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W. S. Pennington
Wharton
Ark
Cademeno
F. W. Barbeau
Tnca St
Denver
Colo
Corsetry as a Perfect Fit Promise
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New Bed Spreads Offer Bargain Under Market Value
The New Bed Spreads reports two cases of bed spreads bought months ago before a price rise. They are hemmed, cut corners, and fringed and offered at any price the buyer will pay, all priced below current market value.
The New White Goods Showroom Tours Open
The article showcases a wide array of immaculate white fabrics in the east aisle. It invites readers to browse without obligation, urging exploration to glean fashion hints, ask questions, and feel fabrics.
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