Amundsen Plans Arctic Flight From Seattle to North Pole
Norwegian explorer Captain Amundsen arrives in New York and begins organizing a Seattle to North Pole expedition set to sail June 1. The two all metal planes will carry weather sensors and radio gear to communicate with Washington, with aims to chart air currents over 1.9 million square miles and relay updates during a multi year voyage.
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New York
Jules Verne
Fonald Amundsen
South Pole
Norway
Fravangerfjord
Seattle
North Pole
Amundsen
Northland
Washington
Mineola
Amunden
de Maude
Aska
Nome
St. Paul
Man Held for Observation in Colorado Still Case
In Colorado Springs March police report arrest for intoxication and seizure of a ten gallon still at the home. Authorities say Leland operated the still once and drank the product rapidly, prompting admission to a psychopathic ward for observation.
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Sjorado Springs
Colo
Paril Leland
Weather summary for Denver and arizona unsettled days ahead
Denver Colorado section reports unsettled weather with snow or rain north and portions, colder south areas. Thursday expected fair in many parts. Arizona outlook generally fair into the weekday with unsettled northeast, Thursday fair and little temperature change. Local routine data shows highs near 62 to 64 and humidity and precipitation readings.
Woman Picket Hair Pulling in Textile Strike
In Lawrence Massachusetts on March 28 the New England textile strike expanded to seven mills with about 9000 strikers and 7000 idled. A wage cut of 20 percent sparked the walkout as a woman picket at the Everett mills pulled another worker’s hair and police intervened amid disturbances.
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Lawrence
Mass
New England
Everett
Germany Rejects Higher Reparations Tax Demand
Berlin reports Chancellor Wirth criticizing Allied reparations policy at the Reichstag. He warns Genoa could be a “will o the wisp” and opposes a sixty billion mark tax as impossible, urging prudent economy and rejecting broader reparations control. He hopes for international loan talks but cites Versailles barriers.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Genoa
Wirth
Reichstag
Reparations Commission
Europe
Germany
Entente
Las Vegas Y M C A Sees Growth In Three Years
Special correspondence reports Las Vegas Y M C A progress during its annual budget drive. Metrics show 1919 to 1922 increases in membership baths taught swimming life saving awards and gym use. budget fixed at 8003 with estimated income 5341 to be collected as the difference.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Las Vegas Y. M. C
Registration Books Opened for City Voting Districts
Registration books open for correction until Thursday 6 PM at Butt's Drug Store Briggs' Drugstore Alvarado Pharmacy and Ruppe's Drugstore. Voters not registered may have names added to the list.
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First Ward
Butt’s Drug Store
First Street
Central Avenue
Alvarado Pharmacy
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
Briggs
West Central Avenue
Fourth Ward
Ruppe
Wealthy Detroit youth faces liquor transport charge
John Duval Dodge, a young Detroit millionaire, was freed after a five day sentence for speeding and acquitted on driving while intoxicated. He now faces trial for transporting liquor after an incident where a midnight car ride ended with a girl leaping from his vehicle and being badly injured.
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John Duval Dodge
Detroit
Haw
Dodge
Fortune Found In Valise Left By Gotham Man
A valise left in the Pulitzer Building by John R Reiners and opened after his death contained notes and securities valued at nearly 650000 dollars. Reiners a 70 plus former saloon keeper jumped or fell 11 stories and named beneficiaries Maud M Reiners and Helen Ludwig in a will. Most of the property were railroad mining and coal stocks.
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Associated Press
New York
Pulitzer
John & RR
Reiners
Messenger
C. A. Wick
Pers
Reiners Will
Maud M. Reiners
Jersey City
Helen Ludwig
Newark
Mise Ludwig
Senators Set To Review Soldier Bonus Bill In Committee
The Senate Finance Committee plans to move the compromise soldiers bonus bill to its conference with the president after the tariff bill. Some members view Fordney’s measure as a possible solution, while others wait on executive guidance before forming views.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Finance Committee
Pro Advocates Push for Dominion Wide Dry Canada
Prohibition advocates in Ottawa press for a dominion wide dry measure. Premier King says no bill will be introduced this session and his cabinet will consider the idea, though he personally does not favor prohibition. He aims to foster temperance and aid provinces in enforcing existing laws.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ontario
King
Canada
House of Commons
Wisconsin bowlers climb to sixth in doubles standings
H Lange and F Schielke of Madison scored 1276 in the doubles at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Toledo to move into sixth place. Lange led the day with a 668 series, four pins under the current tenth place. Lt Horton of New York had the next best 604.
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Toledo
Ohio
H., Lange
F. Schielke
Madison
Wis
H. Lange
Lt. Horton
New York
Saving Wage Proposal Stands Amid Anthracite Strike Talks
Unionists demand a saving wage scale as the only settlement for the April 1 strike in Pennsylvania coal camps. Data from 300 businessmen and labor figures labeled direct proof of rising costs, with rents taxes and living expenses up 56 to 60 percent since 1926. Operators counter with proposed wage reductions tied to broader cost declines.
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New York
Martech
United States Bureau of Labor
Hazelton
Shamokin
Scranton
Pottsville
Shenandoah
Wilkesbarre
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers International
Milukoff Attack Fails as Another Man Is Killed
An assassination attempt on Professor Paul Milukoff, former Russian foreign minister, failed. Vladimir Naboukoff, who protected Milukoff, was shot dead. two former Russian officers opened fire, shouting revenge for the czar. Several spectators slighty wounded during the 12-shot incident.
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Associated Press
Ferlin
Paul N. Milukoff
Vladimir Naboukoff
Milukoff
Professor Milukoff
United States
M. Naboukoff
Prince .Looff
Useian
Rul
Berlin
Naboukoff
Stowe
British schooner Grace and Ruby released to owner
The British schooner Grace and Ruby, detained for over a month as a rumrunner, sailed from Foston with 10,600 quarts of liquor under bond to owner Walter D. Sweeney of Yarmouth, N B. Twelve thousand quarts remain, ownership undecided. The manifest lists Settlement Point, Bahamas to St John, N B as the intended route.
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Associated Press
Foston
Grace
Ruby
Walter D. Sweeney
Yarmouth
N. B
Settlement Point
Banama
St. John, N. B
Rickard Found Not Guilty of Assault Charge
Geo J Tex Rickard international sports promoter was found not guilty of criminal assault on 15 year old Sarah Schoenfeld by a New York Supreme Court jury after about ninety minutes of deliberation. Rickard embraced his counsel Max Steuer and declared This is the happiest day of my life. Some applause followed.
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Associated Press
New York
Geo. J
Tex” Rickard
International Porte
Sarah Schoenefeld
Supreme Court
Rickard
Max JD. Steuer
Promise and Performance in Albuquerque Bond Debate
A critical editorial attacks the Pretum virate on four years of inaction and promises. It questions a sudden campaign push for a practical city plan while blaming the Triumvirate for hidden agendas and high priced water schemes. The piece urges bond voting and challenges the trio’s claimed indispensability to Albuquerque’s future.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Col. Sellers
State Health Department
Greater Albuquerque
Albuquerque
Commission
Weil
Iden
Walton
Tingley
Louis A. McRae
Jerre Haggard
Guy Rogers
Major Ruppe
Harmony
Famous widow and 3 children left destitute
Lady Ernest Shackleton widow of the noted British explorer and her three fatherless children are destitute in their Eastbourne home. An appraisal of the explorer's affairs shows he invested all cash and securities in his last polar expedition on which he died.
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Ernest Shackleton
Eastbourne
Rortland
Break in Irige Paid Army Seen by Dublinites
Dublin notes a split within the Irish Republican Army as the convention council bans Mulcahy and his staff from control. Paid army and civic guard members are ordered to return to IRA units and recruiting is halted, signaling a final break and shifting future power.
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IRIGE
Associated Press
Dublin
The
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Republican Army
Mulcahy
Free State Army
Civic Guard
Open shop not issue in present mine dispute says Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
The Southern Ohio Coal Exchange declares the open shop is not an issue in the current mine controversy. The group states miners have always been represented by United Mine Workers officials and no other agreement method is planned. Operators remain willing to meet in district wage scale talks without seeking an open shop or breaking existing contracts.
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The
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Hocking
United Mine Workers
Public Health Service Hospitals Transferred to Veterans Bureau
President Harding supports transferring sixty Public Health Service hospitals to the Veterans Bureau and moving about 1000 reserve medical officers as part of the medical services for disabled veterans. The change follows a White House briefing indicating approval by Director Forbes and Surgeon General Cumming.
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Associated Yes
Washington
Public Health Service
Veterans’ Bureau
Forbes
White House
Harding
General Cumming
Harding to Insist Upon a Fair Trial for Budget Plan
Washington March 28 President Harding will insist upon a fair trial for the budget system despite congressional changes in estimates by the budget bureau officials said at the White House. The president believes the system can produce substantial benefits over time.
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Harding
Washington
White House
Budget Bureau
Princeton Quintet Wins Intercollegiate Title Playoff
Princeton defeated the University of Pennsylvania 28 to 3 to win the Intercollegiate league playoff for the championship. Both teams finished the regular season with eight wins and two losses.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Tonight
University of Pennsylvania
Home sellers tout basement work rooms at Chicago expo
Chicago March 28 Home sellers show growing interest in cellar work rooms at the Coliseum second annual own your own home exposition. Exhibitors say buyers want basement space and plans include a full sized house named the Beautiful Home Convenient with lawn plants and a formal garden.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Burghs Second Murder Trial Opens in Los Angeles
The second trial of Arthur C. Burch for the Kennedy murder began in Los Angeles after three delays due to defense schedules. Jurors were chosen, eight men and three women, with most opposing capital punishment. a mistrial had occurred in the first trial. Burch smiled at spectators as two women described as flappers drew attention, prompting guards to bar access. Co defendant Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain Burch had her case moved to avoid conflict, with her trial set for June. Burch’s parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Burch of Evanston, Illinois, arrived and met him in jail, the first time his mother had seen him since arrest.
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Associated Pres
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Bureh
Ballitt Clark Reeder
Burch
Reeder
Madalynne Obenchain Burch
Jobless Situation in Eastern States Reported
The AP reports G W Powell of the American Legion campaign to relieve unemployment says conditions vary. Farmers are planting in the central states while eastern and middle Atlantic regions face extremely serious unemployment. Southern states are better than industrial centers, but thousands remain unemployed, with many veterans jobless in the far west.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
G. W. Powell
American Legion
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Father and Daughter Accepted as Jurors
In Reno on March 28, Judge and jury selected include Ruth Atchison and her father James Atchison to hear the case of Mrs. Nannie A. Goodnight charged with assault with intent to kill Dr. Charles H. Goodnight. The trial began with the couple among venire drawn and accepted as jurors yesterday.
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Associated Press
Reno
Nev
Nannie A. Goodnight
Charles H. Goodnight
Ruth Atchison
James Atchison
600 More Men to Go on Roll of D and Rio Grande W
Salt Lake City March 28 Announcement by D G Cunningham assistant superintendent of motive power Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad that starting Saturday 600 additional men would be employed at the local car shops. With this hire the shop forces would be back to normal.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
D. G. Cunningham
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Lodge Replies to Reed on Naval Treaty Status
Five hours of debate in the Senate backed the naval limitation treaty with near unanimous support. Leaders predicted a final ratification vote at 3 PM tomorrow, as Democrats argued for broader disarmament while Republicans defended the pact as an epochal achievement. Senator Lodge explained provisions. Underwood and Hitchcock defended the Democratic credit and urged approval despite party lines.
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Washington
Senate
Democratic Congress
White House
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Lodge
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Harding
Under nourishment risks highlight citrus based diet
A New York study of one million schoolchildren found 890000 near or at malnutrition. A French scientist warns sustained cooked-food diets can be fatal. Fruits especially oranges and lemons supply raw elements and vitamins. readers can request a free booklet with citrus recipes by sending two cents postpaid.
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New York
Request for Free Orange and Mon Booklet Return Postage
The form from the Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington D C encloses two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the Orange and Mon Booklet. Street City State.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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