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   Eau Claire Leader (Newspaper) - March 28, 1920, Eau Claire, Wisconsin                                CLAIRE WISCONSIN SUNDAY MARCH 28 1920 A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COMMEMORATING 1871 IN R I Baper Made Agriculture Head Socialist Members in New Ministry I SITUATION PROVINCES VERY GRAVE Garrison at Wesel Surround ed by Red Army Continues to Hold Out March re port of the formation of a new Ger j inan cabinet according to a Berlin dispatch to the London Times has I been continued The cabinet is as Mueller Foreign or Posts and tino Public Minister Without David Socialist LONDON March situa lion in the German Rhine province radical workmen have refused to recognize the authority of the Berlin government as still very grave in todays dis The workmen apparently have that in view shaky posi tion of the they will continue to administer their evn least until some gov Is credited with their to insure an orderly admin of the country The Red army dispatches said has broken the agreement made by some ot providing an armistice fixing the river bippe as a line Ked forces refused lo withdraw to the The food situation throughout the area was acute and Barmen reported their supply of potatoes had been exhausted en i ou t iho flgh Ins was reported iu tUc of M ouster THe Rad reported to hive towne of Bork Haltern Wulfen starting to gain com plete control of the railway leading to Holland Socialist newspapers at and Dortmund were suppress ed for advocating a compromise agreement with the Berlin authori ties Heavy fighting was reported along 1 the Netherlands frontier whore Dutch military authorities strons guards lo prevent possible en into Dutch territory The full of Wesel by tin lied army may be expected soon an Amsterdam dispatch said Tho Retis said to their threat to damage coal and potash mines if government troops did not retire Truce March announces that Tlie has sent a massage to Berlin proposing that the lighting throughput Germany be dis coutinned the workmen retaining their It is suggested tnat both sides leaving a neutral zone An agreement has yet been concluded Haiti In Navy Driven Out of Winchester Wisconsin AYis officer C R ia naval recruiting officer returned this from Winchester after beins ordered to leave yesterday for attempting to get recruits Burke went to and talking j to several prospective waa Men m by Vogelsang Industry Are Among f president of the Turtle Lake Lnm According to Burke him whatie Vogelsand was doing in town and when told him ho was re is to nerve taking and you had Vou have a lot of men out of this town t j i j company better make arrangements to leave on the next train Rurke left this morning A of the Incident has been sut to there yesterday that tin I LEWIS AND i REED AMONG MINERS WITH SPEAR HEAD IN NECK Brewster Penna and Peabody j With Operators Charged With Conspiracy i MORGANTOWN w Marry A director OL the University March i of Wesr left and decorating a young girl whose father was killed in the war President Deschanel and other notables o the French republic in Leon Bourgeois president of the senate took part recently in ceremonies at Bordeaux of the act of Alsatian depu ties who in against German annexation at tbe famous Bordeaux meeting One ol tbe fea tures of the celebration was the decoration nf n yonng French girl whose killed in the war FIRE DESTROYS FOUNDRY COMPANY STILLWATER Mar 27 believed lo have been start ed when heavy wind crossed two tension the pattern and paints of the Twin City Forge dry company here The loss js esj at about 5150000 and 1165000 covered by jni Hid Mar The names of approximately 125 coat operators or miners connected with the coal industry in states of Illinois Indiana Ohio und west ern Pennsylvania indicted recently i by Federal grand jury here for alleged violation of the Lever act and conspiracy section of the feder al criminal code were made public here tonight by federal officials The miners include International i John L Lews j and William Reed and I Chief Percy The operators named include Thomas T Brewster St chairman of the operators scale committee Phil H Penna of Terre Haute Ind spokesman for the orators in conference in Washington j just preceding the strke of min ere last fall and K S Chi cago one of tlie leaders among the i Illinois operators The indictment conains 18 counts some kinds One count sets out Ui overt acts constituting violation of the federal act Among the Illinois operators in the j are F S Peabody Thomas P Brewster and Waler S Bogle and among the miners aro Prank Harry Among the Ohio operators is H Haskins and among the miners are John Sexton and William C Thompson I I Western Pennsylvania included arc William Henderson and j jrp Patterson miners Thomas Hughes and Phillip Murray Among those not Identified as m i ners or operators are T Waffle hurean Virginia a peculiar accident on the athletic field lato today when a javelin hurled by a of truck s struck him in LOVE RULES Must Give Ireland dence or Reconquer Her Says Post GRAVEST CRISIS IN WHOLE IRISH HISTORY Wins Suit for cago Business Man the neck on the right side and came under his chin having Mrs Shepley ed through the jugular vein Chi Stansbury walked almost a Dy Vm er of a mile to the nearest cians office with tho head of tbe javelin still in his neck On is re moval Stansbury was taken to bis homo whore it was said tho wound would not prove serious The jave lin had been hurled from fuel today ST PAUL Minn Mar cison in favor of Mrs Laura Shepley Chicago who was sued G de M for Chi TEN GIBL IKED TO DEATH BY Feeling Against 4 Negro Sus Runs High In Adena Ohio i O March lo death was today of Corner T H Kirk upon of an investigation into of South whose oody was down in district court here by Judge J C Michael Bought to recover the amount which he alleged Mrs Shepley obtained from him by fraud and Intr gue Costs ofthe case were assessed against Meuller who was granted forty days In which to take steps for a new trial or an appeal An Intensive campaign of love and money getting began when Meuller met Mrs Shepley on ii train enroute from Chicago to New York Judge Michael i summed up this phase of the caso 1 in the phase Laura wanted the j The court utso found thai Mouli ler actuated by unworthy mo tives and said it was not within dis function to proportion the guilt tween but to leave them to iho of their mutual wrongdoing Charles R husband of the defendant was H party to the Murder Societies and Public Officials Stalk Each Other i Murders Frequent LONDON March gravest crisis in tlt whole Irish history li the description applied lo the pres ent by me Dublin corre London Times in that is lust drilling into anarchy The Irish public view current events with profound dismay and sickness of heurt he said and Is awed and frightened nt the govern ments failure to recognize the of the officials it is said live un der the shadow of murder are unable to leave their homes day or night Murder societies aro organiz ed completely and aro aware of the movement of all officials who ton their part are equally cognizant of danger Knowing that the sympathy of the telegraphers lu the state service are largely with the conspirators they dare not use the wires to transmit official informa tion of London papers arc dominated by lht Irish situation They the prominence to the murder the case of William a Dub lin alderman who is on hunger UH serious Tho Dally News denounces tho treatment of as criminal lunacy and to Andrew Laws statement in tho Houso ind R Cofer Coal Association Chicago and VL prudent of Coa company Pittsburgh found at continued scour ing the country for trace of the Indications of a tho girl made for her lifo knowledge of the source of the money obtained by bis innocent of any wrong artuiitcd Magistrate BeUis attacked man of tv hoel was plainly the forehead The fractured in the wind and rain pro vented the blaze from spreading to a resident section near by California Senator Continues DECIDE ON SOLDIERS Attack tion on League and of Na REPUBLIC LIKE Ml on the Says viki Means Well But Their Methods Are Wrong TRY N V inp hi lions son itmi deir i in IM u ross tin BONUS ACTION MONDAY of risking their lives the heavily i of 111 WASHINGTON D C Mar 27 March The seriate was marking tune to of day on proposals for i sold nr i us pending action by Miram to leaders house ways and turi will moot Monday to whether any legislation t iii th service moti will bo Ibis session Milli sa id PRICE PLACED ON KIDNAPPERS HEAD STRIKt Demand Wage of i Year City Clerks and Steno Walk Out Monday conde attitude toward as calculated lo Inflame body ot Irish opinion for bail told the the l f ind ion liis 1 for iho of uil was Little in lary lines Io BERLIN March sive police raid was carried oui in this all CHICAGO March 27 A udT ated similar to the States was tbe aim of Russia Ilya Tolstoy said inall in day Cooperation is the only soli tion of Industrial problems be said but the Bolsheviki are ir to enforce in violence and are preying on tho low er classes in Russia exciting their ho hv the worst elements alms of the Bolsheviki right but their methods are wrong ors who bad not reported ultimae failure of tho reeled Die says that union trying to a government those taken by the police are fires of violence I erous who have dej j tamed in ban pLETCHER stood j Workmen Still I WASHINGTON March Mar ments showing that Rear Admiral Fletcher was warned by workmen are holding virtually Sims six weeks before lift was the ground to the from the Brest command in easl and within a mile of Wesel ami October 1917 that bis convoy over began massing to forces were not giving the eastward repeating their off the French coast livor tlin i ions i earned o this as hr It had lu to tint treaty or of the Tin tl M H Io a HUH hill should he hoson must feasible plan ILLINOIS WOMEN TO VOTE FOR PRESIDENT hor CHICAGO Mar 27 Illinois men will be permitted at primary in April ro KK whether tbe necessary of states ratify the federal suf f General lo 1 adverse and women can vote in lht presidential prim ary if tb son V K U ihl will giv will prov ui have him Ins reveng I 111 Stilt if M I llo making tji if public opinion nOi lo in 1 ow o him nno i depend Tho to j has passed beyond the governments to as sent oien war on The Daily Chronical and Post defend tho treatment ol They contend that the Sinn Fein has shown itself to bo essen u murder society and as OBrien is u Sinn Kcin they argue lhal IKJ is involved In the murder CHICAGO Mar In llP nor tho other leaders have of n year Chicago ver tho wagn acl in city Uio failure of th io llargnn VCM li thai tiii such thai Great must cither in 11 Mr of tho Chicago elation toll th ci day o fur HUM otter of ol note Kl Mar t i said a year HIM have asked for Or the itv and stenographers i still would b called nil unless demands for a a month wire granted The clerks are pair a year and will receive addi jul 7 rrt from pans of Iroland day at Ml Joy t Knn KMn brr of and in was tonight i1 v il DID NOT HAVE SHIPS i Ust of 60 Held at Salt Lake City Be Let Out By End of Week March the to move northward and cle the city Tho movement how jever was checked by tbe Since lust night not a shot was fired until the middle of the morn ing when tin guns in Wesel an intermittent shelling of men Continue Kulir BERLIN March reports to the the workers executive committee has issued a manifesto demanding vigorous continuation of the strug gle iif the Kuhr district All bank de posits and all food stuffs are declared confiscated by the mani festo The police and er will be dismissed and only work men who favor the proletariat lic will be allowed to partici pate in the election Cut Off BERLIN March com with the outside world been cut off the garrison has sent an airplane to Ber Hn conveying information to government regarding the tho Deutsche says 1 The newspaper says thn poli Lln the town is unchanged Tho men introduced in evidence today before the naval court of inquiry galing the circumstances of Admir al Fletchers removal Admiral Fletcher declared under examination that ho realized tbe began situation demanded remedying but the remedy lay in augmenting his small and poorly adopted con j voy forces Repeated this effect have been mad to Admiral Sims ho said bin small results up to the time of his detachment JAKK I N i iiiii li For merit brc one to go to and tbr lo in u is twelve will b fiil by Ol next witk Inf bis of th men still hold or Contrary to it i t An be o bonse military pris Governor and sent bore from Fort worth MANY CLOCKS SET AHEAD 1 HOUR TODAY YORK Mar 27 of New York state anil of lea t 30 states mostly in Hie cast srt I nno hour before t i This adoption of time that of last was universal legislation throush state law and loral ordinance The of New Mass and Connecticut light measures to act on them i K H as slill by police man went down on an Phoenix hotel hif yesterday while ibe boys and in release the boy from another then on of MADOO READY TO ENTER PRES RACE CROWD ANGERED BY VOKK STRIKERS CONVICTION t in a letter made public In should it Man Mmli duty for any man to oils tor i unm tlu president lal iu riot marked n it came said today FIRE BREAKS OUT IN COPPER MINE Jr solicited secretary of iho by ir Hie i lie Mm 1 have day and nre ex this out t mi ill ihi 1 if ifl lied I Minini i Com puny i Mir th s mine Th disi rid ph hc ininn mine Is and men on I t w r fin CLEVELAND FIGHTS RENT PROFITEERS DEpORTATiON TRIAL SPEEDED UP FEAR ST JOSEPH Mo DEMS BACK ADMINISTRATION ST Mo J 7 A opposing lames Keerl for delegate io t hf democratic convention was eri in ion loilay fol lowers left hall fruitlessly a resolution Wil son and administration of a oi tin last of seditious Mi in the court vet die uith hoots and call ordered Uie by a oi iho crowd ila db ith loud huut on id t bed inn is vas in I Iiy a man in and two hits ten hv crowd driven into the and tUc ra uu be i strike ben er iy i ri one uks I lli LEWIS PREDICTS EARLY AGREEMENT have made successful sorties ing heavy losses on the workers Back THE March troops at Wesel made a sortie early today and driving back the eight southeast of the city according to an authoritative Dutch source li the meantime reinforcements oi government troops have reached Wesel from liu tion of ii in prog reas near the Dutch frontier The hy BOY KILLED PLAYING WITH EXPLOSIVE MINNEAPOLIS Minn March 27 bnr 0 Mar 27 Force were here Today for a against renl effort v iH be made to hav x ii a miel inj nf legislature to profiteering civic the council md the Legion arc combined in creasing routs I IN EVERGLADES i NKW YORK March 1 factory will speedily in ibc miking of a new Ariz Mar 27 iwano for th mine workers Although no session of the KOHT Kin Mar both nnd irial belri today I tor uf John L was of a full veoka i oi Hartle Crk Mib national president of the beginning Monday anil attorneys closing hours of s With weirk in be the arni du no f river di increased last seen making a Stales Workers on Tues here tonight of America seven 0 kilometers of nt rr was killed the roar of bis tho rf an er fi rul him dy do 15 J d playing in n rf Lo h sin who td in ed by j THE WEATHER Hain thunder storms warmer in portion Monday fuir nid rr shifting POLAND PROPOSES TRUCE WITH BO LOS i Hy easi blown off and hibody and nee badly mutilated ware to what caused the that they had entered Weel plosion hut small pieces of metal JH hy Dirch us in the hoys body led to tlu vorh that he may arc no attempts at it trnt lin iV with a hand obtained In but Iho government prevails in tlie Red ronio Reported 1 local Maximum at ti p m n Precipitation Xon Wind Kat ft WARSAW Mar li has sent a the Russian April 10 s date fir Soviet delegates with a view negotiating for peace do miles of is M the meeting that if the Hol Kiee to Ibis find placi the will tli being tonight reported him be found thatH was seen tbe big swamp on low util apparently seeking 1 Persons farn tbe snid a safe lamling would be night im llf that would be no suspension of work in of the coal sense will rnic in the WOMEN PUSH SUFFRAGE IM IIN 1 NOR WALK Conn Mur 25 Con women were tt day to carry direct to the ture their fight for a special session of body to ratify the federal amendment to drv LOWDEN WANTS OTHER CANDIDATES TO REPORT III Mar Governor Frank O Lowden tonight sent a telegram to Borah that he accept the I that he bib hands a statement of campaign expenditure on condition that er candidates would do likewise Should other candidates io do this B prompt congressional lion v v   

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