Night of pranks spurs citywide juvenile mischief
Youths from across the city staged antics last night including false fire alarms, moved objects, and vandalized property. Fire crews and motorcycle officers rushed to incidents but no arrests occurred. some items were recovered or damaged, with scattered reports of theft and a broken window.
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Berne Fountain Statues Restore Renaissance Beauty
In Berne the fountain figures, emblems of trades and guilds, stand at the town center as reminders of Renaissance art. Restorations in recent years revived their original colors, revealing their picturesque and animated presence in daily life.
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Capital of Switzerland A City of Fountains and History
Bern, capital of Switzerland, sits on a rocky peninsula by the Aare with medieval gates and handsome fountain statues. The Spittelgasse and Marktgasse feature Bagpiper, Zahringer, Samson, and Justice fountains, while the Ogre fountain recalls a controversial ritual-murder tale. Fountain distribution across Bern reflects uniform artistry and civic pride.
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Germany's Financial Plight and Postwar Outlook
A Washington Times piece surveys Germany's shaky finances postwar, predicting bankruptcy unless it pays debts and restructures. It notes allies cannot seize private property, only public assets, while Germany must fund labor and reparation efforts as it slides toward potential insolvency. The report also mentions a large peach grown near Wapato, sent to Kansas City.
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War veteran battles War Department over alive claim
Milford Mass Ernest Johnson a Milford war veteran fights the War Department which still believes he is dead despite letters from him and town officials. The latest action asks his wife to return allotment money after Nov 4 1918 while Johnson demands the department pay his $10 000 war risk insurance.
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