Hansen Held for Robbery of Entz Residence
Charles F. Hansen a former taxi driver is jailed after confessing to burglarizing the Entz residence on January 27. He admits beating Mr Entz and fleeing with loot including a sewing machine, vacuum cleaner, guns and a typewriter. Police tie a wrecking bar to Hansen and suspect an accomplice. Entz says two men were involved.
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Charles F. Hansen
J. Adam Ents
Mr. Entz
Hansen
Idea
P. B. Walker
Althe
Durin
Sherwood Park
Mr. Ents
Minneapolis
Baby Talk Criticizes Baby Talk by Kindergarten Expert
Chicago reports Miss Marino Lanphier Ph B instructor at the national kindergarten college condemns baby talk as dangerous. She warns parents against endearing terms and notes that improper language in early years can hinder development and may lead to stammering.
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Chicago
Marino Lanphier
National
Kindergarter
Elementary Colege
Wittle Wambkins
Lanphier
New Cave Fulford near Mount of the Holy Cross
A new cave named Fulford cave was found near Mount of the Holy Cross in Cross National Forest, Eagle County Colorado. It extends several thousand feet from the entrance and features a natural fountain that leaps 35 feet, with perpetual freezing water and phantom streams creating eerie sounds.
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Eagle
Colo
Mount of the Holy Cross
Cross National Forest
Fulford Cave
Honolulu Housing Shortage Declines After Tax Exemption Bill
Honolulu officials report a shrinking housing shortage with the 1910 to 1921 population per house dropping from 4.8 to 5.1 people and further improvement last year due to widespread home construction spurred by a tax exemption measure for homeowners.
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Honolulu
Fonolulu
Louis
Cain
Mehen’s odd structure baffling to scholars
A unusual creature called a Mehen is described as having two heads and two dis jointed body parts, differing greatly from typical WY ing organ oma specimens.
Ancient Pillars in Athens Aid Refugees and Medical Relief
In Athens the Temple of Theseus stands as a symbol as Greece endures a refugee crisis with over 1,000,000 stateless people. The American Red Cross reports $2,600,000 in aid for food medicine blankets and supplies while American doctors combat cholera typhus and smallpox in port towns under Col. William N. Haskell supervision.
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Ancient Pillars
Athens
American Red Cross
Theseus
Greece
America
Out Forts
Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Ed .Cross
William N. Haskell
Russia
Col. Haskell
Authe City
Col
Haskell
Great Britain Seen Ahead in Aviation Field
London reports at the Third Air Conference show Britain planning heavier investment in civil and military aviation. A proposal urges an imperial air mail service while officials stress maintaining equal aviation space with other nations. Proposals for airship production and training indicate potential cost savings versus ships, amid budget and inter-service rivalry concerns.
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London
Great Britain
Sperkers
England
New York
Royal Air Force
Admiralty
Germany
Samuel Hoare
Corair
Solomon Stuff In WarrenCliff Sid Dells Draws Fire
Sidney Dells the new girl in Warrencliff stirs town gossip with her bold ways and charm. David tires of tests and confesses strong attraction while Constance and Marion debate propriety. Sidney plans to invite John Bentley back from the city as she weighs romance. A famed moose horn measures 78 inches.
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Warrencliff
Sidney Delis
Sid
Sidney
Constance
Marlon
Miss Dells
Marion
Sid- Nay
Connie
J Pie
Constanes
David
Terry Towns
Terry
Warrencliff Hilj
Sid” Dells
Solomon
Sitney
John Bently
John
Ping
Convicts Worthy of Aid Grow in Reform Effort
Sam Williams of Cleveland heads the Williams Voucher club aiding former felons to find work and gain parole. He argues for reform through trust and employment, citing thousands of successful cases and founding a nationwide network to help convicts stay on the right path.
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Washington News
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington
2. C
Sam
Williams
Iowa
Llingis Central
Cherokkee
le Mars
Department of Justice
Atlanta
Geo
Chicago
Stock Commission
Pacific Garden Mission
Swift & Co
Sam Williams
Cleveland
Eben
Old Lancaster Laws From 1742 Show Sabbath Prohibitions
Workers uncover minutes of Lancaster's burgesses dating 1742 to 1818 in a city hall vault. An 1743 ordinance fined Sunday drinking, 1744 banned horse galloping and unnecessary Sabbath work, and 1745 imposed 30 shillings for flames from chimneys. Records are housed by the Lancaster Historical Society. Spring tonic lore described as Hygeia notes. spring fever cues a hike to nature for cure.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Historical Society
Hygeia
Johnny
Granny
Romance spans four decades to reveal old flame
In Utica, Elizabeth Elmer Bailey learns that Lewis Haltace, her childhood sweetheart, died without knowing she would inherit his California fruit ranch and vast holdings. Once separated by poverty and time, she prepared to move to California to claim the legacy and possibly make it her permanent home.
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Utica
Elizabeth Elmer Bailey
Lewis ‘Altace
Halley
Togatea
Walace
California
Batley
Lewis
Horface Greeley
Léwig
Elizabeth
New York
Allence
Ayede
Elizabeth Elmer
Hamilton
Warlville
A. K Bailey
Shea
J H
American song echoes of home in London music hall
The page recalls an American soprano perform ing at London Music Hall presenting classic songs such as My Saddie of Dear Old Alabama and Home Sweet Home. It notes Billy McGuire Hughie Gallagher Moe and Sidney Ginsberg wrote the pieces and mentions performers Melissa Boggs and Frank Ward O Malley.
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London Music Hall
Frank Ward O’malley
Saturday Evening Post
Billy McGuire
Hughie Gallagher
Moe and
Sidney Ginsberg
Mrs. M
Irving Berlin
England
George M. Cohan
Atymie Raose
Fhart
Kentucky
Canton Fields
John Brown
Less Adulteration in Foods Now Says Chemistry Head
Walter G. Campbell acting chief of the Agriculture Department Bureau of Chemistry reports a very small percentage of interstate and foreign foods are adulterated or misbranded. He asserts there is less adulteration and misbranding in foods today than in any other merchandise class and that foods are freer from harmful preservatives. The adulteration now mainly harms the pocketbook more than health.
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Washington, D. C
Walter G. Campbell
Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry
Campbell
New England Rates From Midwest OKd by ICC Examiner
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner approves export and import rate fairness for central US to New England ports including Boston Fall River New Bedford New London Portland and Providence. The report follows complaints from New England cities and cites just and reasonable charges.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Boston
Fall River
New Bedford
New London
Port Hand
Maine
Providence
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Chicago plans color coded streets to guide traffic
Chicago Plan Commission officials unveil a comprehensive street plan to segregate traffic by color coded routes. Light and heavy vehicles would use designated streets with color signs, reducing pavement damage and improving city efficiency.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Plan Commission
Tess Fhan
Hoover and Cecil to Speak at League of Women Voters Convention
Herbert Hoover and Lord Robert Cecil will be chief speakers at the National League of Women Voters convention in Des Moines from April 9 to 14. Iowa members already favor Hoover as the draw, while Cecil appeals as a titled Briton. headquarters refuse to declare a clear favorite.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Lord Robert Cecil
Herbert Hoover
National League of Women Voters
Des Moines
Washington
Hoover
West Branch
Lord Robert
Britigher
Iowa
Wade
League
Ten Men Sought for Hospital Service in San Francisco
Ten men are wanted immediately for service as medical attendants at Gen Lettermann hospital in San Francisco California per word received by officers in charge of the local army recruiting station on the second floor of the Federal building. Further information may be had by applying there.
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Gen. Lettermann
San Francisco
Cal
Federal
Quick Quaker Oats Cooks in Minutes
Quick Quaker Oats offers two styles one traditional and one quicker. The 3 to 5 minute cook time yields a nearly ready cooked dish with distinctive small thin flakes cut before flaking. Grocers stock both styles, with Quaker providing rich flavor and quick preparation.
Women of Evanston Outline Ticket for Election in April
Evanston women including civic leaders plan a full municipal ticket with Mrs. Anna Rew Gross at the helm seeking to govern as a form of municipal housekeeping. Names listed include Mrs. C E B Gitten for mayor and Mrs. James A Patten for Overseer of foreign population, with several other positions filled by women.
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Women of
Evanston
Lil
Elty
Andy" Ince
Shebas
Secially Elect
Anna Rew Gross
Himwala
Ev‘ery Miuicipal
Weomens
Chicago
C. EB. Citten
James A. Patten
Robert Berry Ennis
Peter C. Lutkin
Muscle
Northwestern University
George G. Babcock
Parks and Recreation
T. J. Llewellyn
W.E. Humphrey
Catharine Waugh McCullouch
Jtnois
Walking as an Ant in Health Boosting Exercise
The April Hygeia urges simple outdoor walking as the best form of exercise. It dismisses pricey courses and tonics, praising a natural, free walk with good gait, proper clothing, supportive shoes, and a positive mindset as superior for lasting fitness.
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Hygeia
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We Guarantee to Grow Hair
Advertisement promises a scientifically proven home treatment for hair growth with a money back guarantee. It touts an patented applicator for direct scalp massage and claims results in one month.
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