Pershing and Harbord Warn Against Army Cuts
General Pershing and Major General Harbord warned at the National Press Club that House cuts reducing the army to 115000 enlisted and 11600 officers would damage national defense. They argued 159000 soldiers and 12006 officers are needed and that overseas garrisons in Hawaii Panama and Philippines must be maintained to prevent unpreparedness and financial strain from postwar debt.
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Asoctoted
Weerhington
Merch
Army
Ite
Weehington
National Press Club
General Pershing
Chteft
Ant
Harbord
House
Persning
Roth
Perehine
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Pershing
Ila
Panama Canal
Americnan
Philippine Islands
Tontinental
United States
Ex-Emperor Charles Ill in Portugal With Pneumonia
Reports from Funchal Madeira indicate former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary is gravely ill with pneumonia and cerebral complications. Oxygen has been used and he has made a will. The bishop of Funchal may administer the last rites.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Teland
Madeira
Funchal
Night session speeds tariff bill work in Senate
A long Senate session in Washington focused on the tariff bill delaying by debating duties or embargo options as urged by Senator Frelinghuysen. Chairman Shortridge and other committee members voiced odds and ends, reopening topics and delaying a planned finish by Saturday.
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Washington
Senate
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Shortridge
California
Temporary reduction in rate on feeding cattle discussed
Washington March 29 Temporary suspension during the range season of the increase in freight rates on range cattle granted in 1920 was considered today at an informal conference by representatives of the interstate commerce commission railroads and livestock organizations. Clifford Thorne of the American farm bureau federation presented telegrams from the West urging a temporary rate cut. Attending were Edward Chambers Santa Fe vice president C B K Spens Chicago Burlington and Quincy T W Tomlinson secretary H S Cowan American Livestock association.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clifford Thorne
American Farm Bureau Federation
Weet
Edward Chambers
Santa Fe Raily Road
C. BK. Spens
Chicasro
Burlington and Quincy
T. W. Tomlinson
Cowan
American Livestock Association
Irish farmer shot fatally on Armagh farm during ritual
William Fleming was shot on his farm in County Armagh while fetching water for breakfast and died later at Armagh infirmary. The attack is linked to reprisal for a prior shooting by the special constabulary on St Patrick's Day. Lissap Lodge in Tyrone was destroyed by fire, with evidence suggesting petrol was used by arsonists.
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Associated Press
Helfast
William Fleming
County Armarc
Armagh
Fleming
Special Constabulary
Specials
St. Patrick's Day
Lissap Lodge
Tyrone
Senator Thomas urges aid for Americans over Austrians
Washington report says Senator Thomas the Democrat argues relief for U S coal miners and needy at home should take precedence over Austrian loans. The House passed a 15 year bond issue for Austria totaling 25 million dollars for flour purchases, amid partisan debate.
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Thomas
ASSOC
Washington
Senate
Austria
United States
House
Aote
Ways and Loans Committee
Ated Press
Debt Commission
Longworth Republican
Ohio
Walsh
Massachusetts
Congress
Mr. Walsh
Kentucky
Regional railroad talks end in split among engineers and firemen
Chicago March 29 engineers and firemen split from conductors and trainmen as the railroad labor board set hearings on rule disputes to follow the wage hearing. The four brotherhoods faced exclusion from the wage talks as Stone and Carter met with eastern railroad officials, signaling a division in ranks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Big Four Brotherhoods
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Brotherhood
New York
Washington
Labor Board
Train Service
Four Brotherhoods
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Eastern Railroad
L. E. Sheppard
The
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G Lee
Brotherhood of Tailroad
Weather Outlook From Denver and New Orleans Report
Weather forecast notes fair conditions for Denver and New Orleans with cooler Thursday in parts and little temperature change. Local report lists 24 hour conditions ending 6 pm with ghost temperatures and humidity readings, partly cloudy with no significant precipitation and light winds.
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Denver
Colo
New Orico
Wirth's Speech on Reparations Wins Approval
Berlin March 29 AP report notes Chancellor Wirth's Reichstag speech declaring the reparations commission demands impossible to fulfill won approval from government and opposition newspapers. Die Zeit praised his candor. Allgemeine Zeitung questioned France and econ politics. Freiheit rejected international taxation or financial control.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wirth
Die Zeit
France
Allgemeine Zeitung
Hugo Sunnes
Occupation and Control Commission
Freiheit
Germans Seek Curbs on Russian Agitators in Berlin
Berlin newspapers unite in demanding Russians desist from political agitation after the attempted murder of Paul Milukoff former Russian foreign minister. Monarchy supporters and Bolsheviks alike are urged to be checked while Russians may continue theaters and cultural activities. Russian monarchists in Germany boost activity amid Genoa conference tensions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paul M. Milukoff
Vladimir Naboukoff
Milukoff
Germany
Woman Committed After Killing Husband in New Orleans
Mrs Matilda Levee was committed to the East Louisiana Hospital for the Insane at Jackson by Judge Humphrey in criminal district court. She shot and killed her husband Frederick Levee, an attorney from Los Angeles, at an A street intersection in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Mathilda Levee
Frederick Levee
Los Angeles
Calif
East Louisiana Hospital For the Insane
Jackson
Humphrey
Criminal District Court
Santa Fe Extends Santana Branch With Additions
The Santa Fe Railway plans four additional sidings at Santana to support equipment and trains for the new line extending fifty five miles west. A camp near New Ulysses Grant County hosts a large crew building the route’s largest fill as grading crews prepare to work at multiple sites, with much subcontracted.
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Santana
Kana
Santa Fe
New Ulysses
Grant County
George Weisgerber Sentenced for First Degree Murder
Osceola Iowa March 29 George Weisgerber was sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor by Judge Homer T Fuller in district court for first degree murder in the death of Charles W Jones near Murray Iowa on October 39 1921 The plea was guilty and the ruling followed the homicide case in district court here
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Osceola
George Weisgerber
Homer T. Fuller
Murray
Charles W. Jones
Albuquerque Wreckers and Mosquito Menace Debate
The piece condemns the Triumvirate in Albuquerque over budget handling and sinking funds while criticizing anti prohibition factions. It argues for responsible leadership and questions proposed commissions, portraying Sidney Weil as unsupported and urging voters to back builders over wreckers in the upcoming election.
Navy personnel cut fight in House as 65 000 cap debated
Washington March 29 Navy men moved to block a proposed reduction to 65 000 enlisted personnel next year. Rep McArthur Oregon Republican warned that Japan would have 68 000 and Britain 104 000, urging an amendment to set the minimum at 66 000. The bill, likely 65 000 plus 6 000 apprentices, will go to the House from the appropriations committee with support for preserving morale and efficiency amid postwar limits.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Navy
Representative McArthur
Oregon
Naval Affairs Committee
Appropriations Committee
Kelley
Sub Committee On Appropriations
House Committee On Naval Affairs
McArthur
Japan
Great Britain
Cleveland Firm to Handle Freight on Big Four System
Garrett W Daly Cleveland general chairman reports notices in freight houses show the Big Four will stop employing freight handlers after set dates and will use a Cleveland firm for freight. Brotherhood appeals to the railroad labor board in Chicago to block or regulate the new arrangement as acting as a common carrier.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Garrett W. Daly
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Oilroad Laber Board
Chicago
Federal Handling Company
Board
Registration Books Opened Across City for Voter Corrections
Registration books for all city voting districts are open for corrections until Thursday at 6 PM. Eligible voters should visit Butt's Drug Store Alvarado Pharmacy Briggs' Drugstore or Ruppe's Drugstore at their ward locations to verify registration and add missing names.
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First Ward
Butt's Drug Store
First Street
Central Avenue
Alvarado Pharmacy
Gold Avenue
Briggs
West Central Avenue
Fourth Ward
Ruppe
Root Warns Against Loose Talk in Open Diplomacy
Elihu Root urges careful public discourse on foreign affairs at a San Francisco luncheon. He says open diplomacy helps avoid war but must avoid slander and inflammatory statements that stoke international resentment. He advocates getting disputes settled through discussion and responsible, constructive public opinion.
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San Francisco
Elihu Root
Commonwealth
Mr. Root
Sir Edward Grey
United States
Root
Last Battalion of Yankee Dead Arrives Home
New York reports the last 1060 American war dead returned from France aboard the Cambrai. Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth fired salutes as the convoy passed. 40000 lives lost are now home with about 100 more to come. Commemoration planned Sunday in Brooklyn led by General Pershing. ceremony will honor the fallen.
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Associated Press
New York
France
Hamilton
Wadsworth
Cambrai
Narrows
United States
England
Brooklyn
General Pershing
Hylan
Rhineland
Hereford Bulls Bought by New Mexico Official
Perfecto Gallegos county clerk of San Miguel county purchases four young Hereford registered bulls from H A Whittington in Las Vegas New Mexico He plans to improve the quality of beef stock raised in large quantities using pure bred sires.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Perfecto Gallegos
San Miguel County
H. A. Whittington
Senate Ratifies Naval Limitation and Chemical Warfare Treaties
Washington March 29 The senate ratified the naval limitation covenant by 74 to 1 and approved the pact prohibiting submarine warfare against merchant ships and outlawing chemical warfare. Senator Franco cast the lone negative vote, with Borah and Johnson voicing reservations. Debate on the Far Eastern treaty begins tomorrow amid expected opposition to China’s protections. Leaders aim to ratify both pacts this week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Franco
Maryland
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Caifornia
Pacific
Wadsworth
New York
China
Moonshine Fatal to Nebraska Youth
Leon ard Whaley of near Lexington died in a Lincoln sanitarium after drinking illicit liquor at a birthday celebration. Several friends fell ill. Whaley showed no effect until the next day and then grew crazed. Pneumonia, thought caused by the liquor, is the believed immediate cause of death.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Leonard Whaley
King
Lexington
Lincoln
Whaley
Thomas Whaley
Dream of the Ages and the Panama Canal Map Offer
Feature praising Columbus and the Panama Canal as a landmark achievement. It invites readers to mail a coupon with two cents for a colored map of the canal, promising a readable return address and free access to a Big Ditch map.
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Christopher Columbus
India
Panama Map Free Copy Request Enclosed
The Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington DC encloses two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the Panama Map. Name Street City State.
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Frederic J. Raskin
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Carter
Princeville
D. C
North Carolina
Pyeeville
U. S. Labor Board
Associated Reset
United States Rairoad Labor Board
Eastern Federation of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Harding
Albuuquerque Ts
Commission
Weomen
Greater Albuquerque
W. BR. Walton
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
Sidney Weil
Weil
Cleveland Company
Brine
Nebraska
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