Senate Debate on Four Power Pacific Pacts Opens Monday
Senate will begin consideration of the four power Pacific creation on Monday with Senator New of Indiana leading the speakers followed by Senator Kellogg of Minnesota and Senator Lodge. President Harding backs the plan and administration leaders promise immediate action on related judicial legislation while pressing the four power treaties to the front. The fight is expected to be hard and lengthy with emphasis on naval implications and Pacific stability.
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Senate
New
Firht
Kellogg
Washington
Harding
Lodge of Massacuestts
New Indiana
Foreign Relations Committee
Minesota
Lodge
Phin
Senator Lodge
Waite House
Department of Justice
United States
Pacific
Prize boxing legalized again in Havana city
Havana authorities lifted the ban on prize fighting as a public spectacle. Mayor Liaz de Villegas nulled his decree this afternoon. A national boxing commission named by the interior department and headed by Senator Collazo will oversee the sport in the republic.
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Associated Press
Havana
Liaz de Villegas
Department of Interior
Collazo
Republic
Harding marks first year in White House
Washington March 4 Word from President Warren G Harding on his first anniversary and the administrations record. He said the record speaks for itself and that a strong administration does not need the executive to praise it. He greeted a National Merchant Marine association delegation and counted many handshakes during his busy year.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
United States
Harding
White House
National Merchant Marine Association
Work Sworn Postmaster General Succeeding Hays
Dr Ju bert Work took the oath as postmaster general, succeeding Will T. Hays, who served a year in the cabinet. Work, formerly assistant postmaster general, pledged to give substance to Hays ideals and humanize the postal service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jubert Work
Will T. Hays
Work
Colorado
Ays
Postal Service
Hays
Rush Holland
Dr. Work
Wallace
George BR. Christian
Sawyer
Hardine
Post Office Department
Faction Coup in Fiume Ushers New Government
Rome reports Italian fascists and former D Annunzio legionnaires installed a provisional government in Fiume after forcing President vonella to resign. Carbineers patrol the city while battalions mass nearby. Premier Zanella refuses to leave. Castelli named special commissioner as tensions rise.
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Associated Press
Rome
D’annunzio Legionnaires
Viume
Yesteray
Vonella
Vannungio
National Council
Fiume
Frazee offers Dempsey 350000 for Wills title bout
New York March 4 Frazee owner of the Boston club offered Jack Dempsey 350000 to defend his heavyweight title against Harry Wills the negro fighter. The match would be likely in September and outdoors in the east with possible sites Jersey City or Boston and state boxing authority approval pending. No date was set for Wills offer.
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New York
Dany Frazee
Boston American League Baseball Club
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Frazee
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Johnny Buff
Jimmy Wilde
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Wills
Boyle
Wenway Park
Boston
Red Sox
Wills Frazee
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
Denver march 4 weather bulletin predicts generally fair conditions in New Mexico on Sunday and Monday with a colder spell Monday not indicated. Arizona also expects mostly fair weather Sunday and Monday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local University Weather Report Summary
Conditions for the last day show a high of 54 and a low of 2 with a mean near 37. Humidity at 6 a m was 52 percent and at 6 p m was 52 percent. No precipitation reported and wind reached 25 mph from the west with clear skies.
Secretary Hoover to Hold Colorado River Hearings in Phoenix
Secretary Hoover is expected to travel from Washington around March 11 to Phoenix Ariz for Colorado River commission hearings. The commission chaired by Hoover will assess irrigation and power development on the river with potential future hearings in California Utah and Colorado to be decided at Phoenix meeting.
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Hoover
Phoenix, Ariz
Associated Press
Washington
Phoenix
Ariz
Colorado River
Commerce Department
New Orleans
Colorado River Commission
Congress
Colorado
California
Utah
Enid
Daring Elopement Narrated By Chorus Girl In Courtship Tale
Peggy Udell recounts a whirlwind romance with Percy dell Montgomery of Bellefonte Pa who eloped with her after a single party and midnight ceremony. She states she married him in Elkton Md and plans to remain his wife despite his intent to seek divorce. The couple traveled from Brikton to Philadelphia for a breakfast wedding following a late night party.
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Paltimore
Percy Dell
John W. Montromery, Jr
Bellefonte
Elkton
Chooge
Perry
Miss Udell
Polly Nally
Jack Montgomery
Jack
Brikton
Lockerbie
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Tibetan missionary Dr. Shelton killed by robbers near Patang
Dr. A L Shelton medical missionary of the Disciples of Christ in Thibet was murdered near Patang on Feb 17 after escaping a brigand camp in China last January. The tragedy endangers his two daughters Dorothy 17 and Yorris 15, who study in Pomona California.
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Associated Tress
St. Louis
A.L. Shelton
Disciples of Christ (Christian Church
Thibet
Patang
United Christian Missionary Society
Shelton
China
W. M. Hardy
Nobbers
Ratang
Dalai Lama
Missionary Society
Batang
Lhassa
Tulsa
Okla
M. H. Duncan
Buffalo
Mission Field
Threat to tar and feather Neff over Mexia visit
A Fort Worth dated letter signed The Gun Club threatens Governor Neff with tar and feathers if he visits Mexia again. Neff dismisses the threat saying he will travel where duties require.
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Mexia
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Neff
Fort Worth
Lindsay plots to sell phosphates to France scheme exposed
New York March 4 Alfred E Lindsay under seven indictments for fleecing society women is accused by former associate Dr Knute Arvid Enlind of planning to sell France three and a half million tons of phosphates from Florida Everglades mines. Enlind, indicted for grand larceny, says Lindsay urged him to leave the army in 1919 to aid the plan. Enlind and Lindsay trade accusations as Enlind says he cashed checks to fund Lindsay and a broker.
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New York
Alfred FE. Lindsau
Knute Arvid Enlind
Florida Everglades
Enlind
Murphy
Snd
Lindsay
France
Paris
Inlind
Des Moines G A R Encampment Planned for September
The Grand Army of the Republic and its four auxiliaries will gather in Des Moines for their annual encampment. National Commander L S Pilcher of Rochester New York met here and set September 24 as the opening day of the event.
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Des Moines
Tia
Grand Army of the Republic
L. S. Pilcher
Rrootion
N. Y
Harvard Stadium Selected for Intercollegiate Meet
New York March 4 Harvard University was awarded the 1922 intercollegiate meet to be held at Harvard Stadium Boston May 26 and 27 with javelin and discus throws on the program. The meeting admitted Fates West Virginia University and Carnegie Institute of Technology. Westminster College had its application tabled. An amendment to remove the two year participation clause was adopted and new rules allowed an assistant starter or referee to stop a false start by pistol shot.
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Associated Press
New York
Interebdlscciate Association of Amateur Athletics of America
Harvard University
Harvard Stadium
Boston
Fates
West Virginia University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Westminster College of
New Wilmington
La Follette to Run Again for U S Senate
Madison March 4 United States Senator Robert M La Follette will seek re election next fall his office here announced today confirming his campaign for another term in the U S Senate.
Caution on City Commission Elections
The Journal urges careful thought on re electing Connell McLaughlin and Raynolds under a campaign push by the Bressness Men s Co Operative Association. It notes past friction with firemen union talks and warns against a rigid three member bloc while endorsing the commission form yet calling for caution and restraint.
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Bressness Men's Co-Operative Association
Messrs. Connell
McLaughlin
Raynolds
Whic
Albuquerque
Legion Plans Campaign to Provide Jobs for Idle Men
The American Legion launches a nationwide drive to employ 700,000 World War I veterans left idle. National commander Col Hanford MacNider says local surveys by March 20 will guide efforts with broad cooperation from national and local organizations. He urges President Harding to proclaim American Legion Employment Day and aims to relieve 500,000 men in 30 days.
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Avsociated
Chicago
American Legion
Legion
Hanford MacNider
Illinois Department of
MacNider
Harding
Wanderer Reunites With Family After Eight Years
Russell Vandenberg and his brother Victor Vandenberg reunite after eight years apart. Russell, found by Eufaula police amid wandering in foreign lands, is en route to Elizabeth New Jersey to join their father. The search began with a tip from Elizabeth authorities confirming the family sought him.
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Associated Press
Albany
Russell Vandenberg
Victor F. Vandenberg
Ufala
Ala
Russell
Elizabeth
N. J
Eufala
Brannon
Victor
Shipping Board auctions land parcels to private seller
The Shipping Board awards contracts to Joseph P. Day of New York to auction the Lorain Ohio and Wyandotte Michigan properties. Lorain covers about 43 acres with 232 dwellings and a $1 940 000 original government cost. Wyandotte spans 28 acres with 79 dwellings and a $527 000 original cost. The sale will complete the board disposal program for large fleet properties.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Joseph P. Day
New York
Lorain
Wyandotte
Mich
Fleet Corporation
Pougherty Leaves Rome on Return Journey Home
Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia departed Rome for Florence on the return trip to the United States. He travels with Very Rev Joseph A. Whitaker chancellor of the Philadelphia archdiocese. They will visit Florence Venice Milan Lucerne and Basel before continuing home.
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Pougherty
Rome
Muscle Shoals Commission Proposed To Resolve War Properties
Washington March 4 The Muscle Shoals plan calls for a commission to settle legal issues around war built properties in Alabama and oversee sale or lease to private interests. Chairman Kahn favors a congressional body with War Treasury and Agriculture reps to clear contracts and guide future development.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Kahn
House Military Affairs Committee
Concrees
Michls
Kentucky
Saha
Henry Ford
Alabama Power Company
Frederick Fongstrum
Wilmington
Fielda
Muncle Shoals
War Treasury and Agricultural Departments
Kahne Achenie
Heart Balm Awarded to Woman in Promised Marriage Case
Lancaster Wisconsin March 4 Jammed town jury awarded Lena Munson $2000 for breach of promise after Helmer Helgeson a Montfort farmer said he could not afford marriage They were engaged in March 1916 He terminated engagement in 1918 and later married Mabel Manley in 1920
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Wis
Helmer Helgeson
Montfort
Lena Munson
Helgeson
Mabel Manley
Rumor of Lloyd George Resignation Sparks Centerist Plan
Winston Churchill hinted at Lloyd George stepping down and urged forming a new center party from moderate Conservatives and coalition Liberals. The proposed liberal, progressive and pacific party aims to uphold state traditions and imperial unity while seeking power and unity of the empire.
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London
Lloyd George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Loughborough
Churchill
Churchill predicts coming political battle in England
Winston Spencer Churchill spoke at Loughborough urging support for Lloyd George and the coalition government. He warned of a future clash and called for a united national party under trusted leadership. He denounced the socialistic party as harmful to liberalism and imperial interests.
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Loughborough
England
Associated Press
Winston Spencer Churchill
Lloyd George
Churchill
Tragic Painesville Crash Claims Dozens Dead or Injured
Cleveland report details a collision between a New York Central express and a bus near Painesville. Fourteen people were killed and several more injured, with authorities considering criminal prosecutions and calls for safety improvements at grade crossings.
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Cleveland
Painesville
New York Central
Martin Steinbeck
Fairport
Nick Neene
Paineville Police
Gladys Lippilaksoud
John Sturms
Max Sturms
Taliaan Kelto
Hilda Praski
Oscar Cooper
John Bartish
Frank Fridebaugh
Stabley Padick
Richard Strand
Chardon
George H. McGhee
Medina
William J. Sutter
Katheryn Howath
M. H. Bradley
A. W. Barnes
New York Central Railway
Baines
Thomas Wyman
Lake County
Barnes
Bradley
Ostrander
Andrew Adams
Charles F. Sullivan
Paines Ville
Wyman
Adams
G. 8. Fernandez
Buffalo
G. Ernst
Women Smoking Scenes Opposed in Films in Kansas
The eastern Kansas section of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union sent a request for eliminating cigarette smoking by women in motion pictures to Will Hays, the new national film arbitrator, on March 4 in Topeka Kansas.
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Topeka
Kans
Will H. Hays
National Motion Picture
Kansas
104 Year Old Delia King Dies From Influenza in Zion
Mrs. Delia King aged 104 formerly of Los Angeles died in Zion from influenza. Born January 23 1818 in St Johns New Brunswick she had nine children seventeen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. She remained active until about two years ago and tended her home and participated in many activities.
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