Mellon Attacks New Soldier Bonus Bill as Bank Loan Plan
Secretary Mellon denounces a provision allowing banks to loan against adjusted service certificates as a dangerous government credit misuse. He urges a paid up endowment financed by current revenues and estimates total costs exceeding 1.2 billion by 1928, warning of inflationary risks and heavy tax needs.
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Mellon
Associated Press
Washington
House
Treasury
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest Original
Denver forecast shows fair skies for Monday and Tuesday with warmth spreading through northeast and extreme south central portions. Arizona regions expect fair conditions and warmer temperatures in the east and south on Tuesday. Local record notes include 24 hour values ending 6 p.m. with higher temperatures, humidity, and wind directions recorded.
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Denver
Colo
Newexico
Monny
Arizona
Liquor treaties urged to end rum smuggling
Washington reports that Prohibition Commissioner Haynes favors negotiating treaties with Great Britain and Cuba to curb rum smuggling and to regulate exports from Cuba Bermuda and the Bahamas. Officials note ships with illicit cargoes often evade U S jurisdiction, while state department says no negotiations are under consideration yet.
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Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Cuba
Internal Revenue
Haynes
Bermuda
Bahama
State Department
Has England's first royal love match hit troubled waters
London reports growing rumors of marital strain between Princess Pat and Commander Ramsay. King George and Queen Mary are said to urge reconciliation as the couple, once hailed for a royal romance, face prolonged separation and rumors of discord amid royal duties and a Paris posting. Their only child is noted.
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Lady Ramsay
Princess Patricia of
George
Mary
Pat
Great Britain
Britain
Rameny
Great
England
Ramsays
Ramsay
Duke of Connaught
Paris
Stepan
Commander
Ram
Cupid
Pars
Dardanelles
Patricia
Supreme Court to Decide Day Law Case Soon
Washington March 12 The United States asks the Supreme Court to re argue five year old Utah divorce case against Southern Pacific to sever control of Central Pacific The term includes challenges to Winsted Hosiery misbranding and Emergency Fleet Corp status A Pennsylvania dry law appeal by Tony Vigliotti and a Connecticut bribe case against federal enforcement officers are on the docket.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Utah
Southern Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific
Supreme Court
Winsted Hosiery Company
Federal Trade Commission
Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States Shipping Board
Tony Vigliotti
Pennsylvania
Vigliotti
Connecticut
Mohammadan Protest Over Montagu Resignation in India
Twenty Mohammedan members of the Indian legislature sent an emphatic protest to Prime Minister Lloyd George over Britain’s action tied to the resignation of Secretary of State for India Montagu. Dr. H Gour led a formal address expressing grief of the assembly and India, praising Montagu as a friend of reform and India.
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Associated Press
Delhi
Lloyd George
India Montagu
Legislative Assembly
H. Gour
Assembly
India
Montagu
A F O L Backs Textile Strikers In New England Fight
The American Federation of Labor will stand behind textile strikers in New England as they oppose wage reductions and longer hours. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, declared this at a packed meeting in Providence March 12.
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Associated Press
Providence
American Federation of Labor
New England
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Seven Die as Atlanta Train Wreck Kills Seven and Injures Sixteen
A passenger coach on the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroad derailed near Union City killing seven and injuring sixteen when a wheel burst on a trestle. The car plunged fifty feet into a shallow creek as rescue workers freed the trapped and moved the injured to hospitals. A list of the dead was released, and reports blame a broken new wheel on the front truck as the cause.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Union City
Nkescue
Co. T. Elmore
A. B. & A. Railroad Company
W. E. McIntosh
Imperial Hotel
New York City
B. C. Driver
Roanoke
Ala
BE. Johnson
Birmingham
R. W. Lanier
Senoia
Georgia
I. H. Etheridge
W. M. Brooks
Western Union Telegraph Company
Manchester
H. F. Hentz
Mr. Hentz
Willard Cope
B. L. Bugg
Russia Presses Toward Capitalist Shift Amid Flux
Petrograd reports a wide upheaval as Russia shifts to new economic policies. Bureaucrats lack credentials but hold jobs, schools admit unprepared students, peasants become landlords, and families disperse. Government offices shrink while commercial firms expand. rent increases and relocations become daily due to the move toward capitalism.
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Petrograd
Russia
German Brides of Soldiers With 5th Infantry Arrive in Antwerp
Berlin reports 31 German brides and eight babies accompany the Fifth American infantry from the Rhine to Antwerp on the first stage of their voyage to the United States under U S protection.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Antwerp
United States
Stars and Stripes
Rhine
Harding Lends Support to Pacific Treaty Move
President Harding voiced approval of Secretary Hughes’s letter to Senator Undersood on the four power Pacific treaty while aboard a Florida houseboat trip. No new words on a soldiers bonus. administration officials reiterate the Fordney tax or delay plan as the president's stance.
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Rock Ledge
Fla
Associated Press
Harding
Hughes
Undersood
Washington
Florida
Charles B. Kling
Mr. Kling
Mr. Harding
St Augustine
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Washington News
Demands to Disband White Units in Poland
Moscow officials demand the breakup of all White fighting groups in Poland. A note from Russian foreign minister George Chitcherin warns Poland against further violations of the Riga Treaty. Russia threatens no distinction between Polish troops and armed irregulars if Poland attacks again.
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Associated Presa
Moscow
Associated Press
George Chitcherin
Poland
Russia
Petlura
New Pair Tops Bowling Tourney Standings
In Toledo on March 12 the two man division sees G Riddell and L Locke of New York post 1 272 pins to lead the field while W Lundgren of Chicago holds the A R B C individual record at 729. Chicago pairs Erickson Ritter 1 247 place fourth and Christianson Burns 1 222 place ninth with Kurleman Wagner of Cincinnati at 1 218 for tenth.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
W. Lundgren
Chicago
G. Riddell
L. Locke
New York
M. Erickson
R. Ritter
T. Christianson
W. Burns
J. Kurleman
J. Wagner
Cincinnati
Drug Store Cashier Shot Dead in New York Hold-up
Samuel Hadas who worked as a cashier at a drug store on Amsterdam avenue and 120th street was shot and killed during a bandit robbery attempt. The assailants fled without taking any loot.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel Hadas
Amsterdam Avenue
120Th Street
New Volcano Forms Inside Popocatepetl Crater
Mexico City reports a small volcano has formed within the Popocatepetl crater twenty six miles west of Puebla. Explorers say the new cone shows all the signs of the parent volcano וה.
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Mexico City
Popocatepetl
Puebla
Tendler Stops Sheppard In Brooklyn Bout
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia defeats Johnny Sheppard in the third round of a twelve round match in Brooklyn. Referee stops fight to protect Sheppard from further punishment.
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Tendler
Sheppard
New York
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Johnny Sheppard
Bomb damages U.S. legation in Sofia no injuries reported
An explosion at the American legation in Sofia Bulgaria early today damaged windows and garden area. American minister Charles S Wilson said the blast likely a bomb, caused by a private attack with no one hurt as building lights were out and no one was present. Bulgarian king and cabinet expressed regret and condemnation.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Legation
Charles 8. Wilson
Explosion at Sofia Legation Injures No One
State Department reports a Sofia embassy blast occurred in the chancery at 5 pm local time. A cablegram cites a police preliminary finding that a bomb caused the explosion with damage to windows but no injuries beyond domestic staff.
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Washington
State Department
Sofia
Wilson
Legation
At & O'Clock
Chancery
Train Strikes Auto Killing Three Men Near Douglas
Three men Sam McDocovich Carmelo Estrada and Bert Hackett were killed when an El Paso and Southwestern train struck the automobile they rode to a smelter two miles west of Douglas Arizona at a grade crossing. The victims were all married with McDocovich and Estrada leaving three children.
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Associated
Presa
Officers Strike on Vessels Settled in Vera Cruz
A provisional settlement ends the officers strike on Mexican Steamship company vessels controlled by the government. Officers will perform duties for ten days while efforts are made for a definite settlement. Vessels tied up have sailed from Vera Cruz.
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Associated
Pees
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Vessela
Mexican Steamship Company
Major Fighting in Johannesburg Amid General Strike
At least 100 are believed killed in Saturday’s fighting in Johannesburg as commandos battle to take control before Maj. Gen. J. L. Vandeventer and Brig. Gen. Conrad Brits arrive. Sniping dominates with few volleys, police station burned, government guards at city hall.
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Associated Press
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
J. L. Vandeventer
Conrad Brits
Fordsburg
Pretoria
Capetown
Rand
Bombs From Planes Hit Rebels In South Africa
A dated AP report details air bombings on revolutionary commandos near Pretoria and at Ellis Park where imperial light horse repelled striker forces. The communication cites many casualties among rebels and civilians and notes houses burned in Benoni and Boksburg in retaliation. Five soldiers died and fifteen were wounded.
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Pretoria
Union of South Africa
Associated Press
Ellis Park
Benoni
Boksburg
Senate faces rushed action on four-power Pacific treaty
Administration leaders aim to push reservations to a vote within days while opponents vow vigorous measures through the irreconcilables bloc. Senator Lodge seeks a unanimous schedule for roll calls as supporters claim more than two thirds favor ratification with the no alliance reservation. Senator Johnson of California plans a sharp address to open sessions as debate remains heated.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Protest in Buenos Aires Over Monster Capture
In Buenos Aires on March 12 a protest urged by Sociedad Protectora de los Animales seeks to stop capturing or killing the plesiosaur alleged to roam a Patagonian lake. The animal remains unproven, while Professor Onelli says expedition funds are being sought to begin at week’s end.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Patagonia
Ministry of Interior
Sociedad Protectora de Los Animales
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Onelli
Rioters Killed in Dutch Agricultural Protests
A London Times dispatch from Lucknow dated Saturday reports the first fatalities in the united provinces troubles. In the Hardor district two rioters were killed and others wounded amid unrest in the agricultural districts.
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London
London Times
Lucknow
United Provinces
Hardor
Garden Booklets Offer Free Plans for City Gardens
The Department of Agriculture provides free garden booklets tailored to different regions and city gardeners. Readers may request a copy by mailing the coupon with two cents for return postage and clearly printing name and address. Enclose stamps and send to the Washington Information Bureau via The Albuquerque Journal.
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Department of Agricullure
Washington Information Bureau
Fredfric J. Haskin
Albuquerane Journal Infora Bureau
Washington
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