Allied commission serves Austria live stock treaty notice
Vienna reports formal notice that Austria must meet the live stock provisions of the St Germain treaty delivering twenty thousand cattle to Italy Romania and Yugoslavia including six thousand milch cows. In Dusseldorf Allied soldiers patrolled with theaters closed and a state of siege declared as authorities meet commanders.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Treaty of St. Germain
Allied
Italy
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Dusseldorf
Associated Preas
Lnto
Degouette
Not Murder to Kill Girl Dying by Own Wound in Brussels
In Brussels a man Jerome Hermans age 32 was acquitted of murder for shooting Coline Vandyck age 18 who had shot herself. The court ruled one cannot be guilty for hastening death of a person already dying. Hermans said he killed to spare her suffering. He survived a gunshot wound and served eight months in prison. Medical testimony indicated the girl’s condition would have worsened.
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Brussels
Associated Press
Brabant
Hermans
Millionaire Man's Engine Pulling Train Contrasts Rail Service
In Birmingham on March 22 an Atlanta bound freight pulled by a millionaire board member engine operated by Rick Woodward ran from Lineville Alabama to Birmingham amid resumed service after a strike. Negotiations with mediators continued as railroad officials pursue wage and schedule adjustments.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Birmit Atlantic
Ron Neli
Lineville
Ala
Rick) Woodward
Mill
Tivs
Birmingham Lautic
Big Lineville
Sal W. J. Tinney
Lyiiton
War Department to inventory all leftover autos and parts
Washington march 9 a complete inventory of all leftover materials in the War Department as of march 4 will be ordered by the new secretary of war Former Senator John L Weeks. The move aims to reveal stock across depots and assess depreciation costs while field experts will verify inventories on the ground. The effort follows calls by congressman C Frank Reavis to repurpose usable motor equipment for highway construction and distribute it among states.
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Washington
War Department
John L. Weeks
Presit Harding
Department
Harding
Father
Helter-Akelter
Ike
C. Frank Reavis
Nebraska
Congress
Ebraskan
Bureau of Goods
Agricultural Department
Reavis
Army
Seaboard
Texas
el Paso
Galveston
Camp Jessup
Fort Sill
Okla
Camp Holabird
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ind
Thirty Army Trucks Shielded From Weather
About thirty army trucks from Camp Jesup were allotted to units and protected from weather, with details about their deployment and safety measures noted in the report.
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Camp Jesup
Trotzky Takes Refuge Behind Petrograd Fort
A Helsingfors dispatch reports street fighting continuing in Petrograd as War Minister Trotzky and Soviet Governor Zino vieff take refuge in the Fortress of Peter and St Paul, surrounded by protective troops.
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London
Mary
Associated Press
Helsingfors
Petrograd
Trotzky
Zinovieff
T. Peter
St. Paul
Soviet mutineers split over Kronstadt fight plans
A Moscow dispatch says Soviet workers condemn the Kronstadt uprising and demand permission to join the fighting against Soviet troops, noting friction among mutineers. Meanwhile White Ruthenians declare independence from Russia in a Minsk-reported development.
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Lond
Associated Press
Soviet Russia
Kronstadt
Moscow
Russia
Warsaw
Minsk
Central Baptists To Talk Coming Revival
Mid week prayer services at Central Baptist Church begin this evening at 7 30 led by Rev Henry T Brookshire. He will speak from James chapter five and a spiritual song service will close. Congregation plans evangelistic meeting at the church and extends a cordial invitation to friends.
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Central Baptist Church
Henry T. Brookshire
Bond Issue Passes in Atlanta for Water and Sewers
Atlanta voters approved a $3 5 million municipal bond issue for water and sewer extensions, school improvements, and a viaduct over the railroad on Spring Street, clearing a safe margin in yesterday's election.
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Atlanta
Spring Street
Georgia highway department stores trucking equipment for county use
War department orders halted disposition of equipment stored for over six months at the Agricultural College under Division Engineer Caye. Tracks kept in weatherproof barns, not deteriorating, will be allocated to counties in the district when ready to use in Federal aid projects. Sumter County holds several trucks from a paving program begun a year ago.
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Highway Department of Georgia
War Department
The
Agricultural College
Caye
Sumter
Fate of 12 000 coal strikers up 10 jury of 3
Birmingham Iowa March 9 The case of Alabama coal operators versus the United Mine Workers has gone to the jury to decide whether lasting peace or renewed warfare will follow in the district. The jurors from Montgomery were named by Governor Kilbey and are seen as disinterested. The trial hinges on the miners right to bargain collectively and the fate of tent colonies housing thousands of striking families. Army tents have been sought to care for evacuees as the strike widens.
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Birmingham
Coal Operators of
Alabama
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Organization
State Supreme Court
William T. Sheehan
John W. Durr
Richard M. Hobbie
Killbyee
Montgomery
Adapat Ge
van A. Bittner
War Department
Bittner
Harding Envisions Ratification Of Colombia Panama Treaty
President Harding outlined the Panama Canal treaty in a formal message as the Senate began executive session. The agreement centers on a 25 million U.S. payment to Colombia over five years and resolves territorial tensions after Colombia lost access to the Panama Canal Zone following earlier U.S. actions. The piece recounts how Roosevelt deals and subsequent events led to Colombia’s humiliation and Panama’s governance shift.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Vogeyelt
United
Panama
Canal Zone
Bow
America
Governor cites costs from strike district maintenance
The report notes the state spent $420,000 on maintenance of troops in the strike district and related expenses as part of the ongoing turmoil. It references Governor statements and the end of violence in the area amidst political tension and strained governance.
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Fale
Snape
Atzike
Alabama
Ownership of Hound Established By Court
John G Bray of Oglethorpe won a court decision against Jd Young near Americus in a dispute over a hound named Spot. The case stemmed from a disputed dog trade involving two dogs and a mix up over payment and delivery.
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John G. Bray
Oglethorpe
Justice
Bray
Sylvania
Ivania
Bower
Esa
Young
Classic Bia Feats Clee 1 Lawn at church class use
A class of more than 60 members at Baraca lay group aims to grow to 150 by next Sunday. They held an event on a church lawn and pried it out on the lawn for class use. The chant and details describe a methodist setting with tents and discussions.
Use of Liquors Left to Doctor in U S Opinion
Washington March 9 A Treasury Department legal opinion states there is no prohibition or limit by the government on manufacturing and selling liquors for medical purposes beyond congress rules on dispensing spiritual liquor. It says no limit on physicians’ use of liquors except as Congress limits.
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Washington
Wits Aes
Ternal Revenue Bureau
Dawson March Patreont 5 memage from Graves
A storied report notes a suspicious character linked to Graves vicinity seen near March. Deputy Tom Jenni investigates a large game scenting lead while Wan rounds up a crocus and a hen carried on his shoulder.
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Dawson
Graves
Sherri
Woods
Jenni
Encke
Bey
State highway maintenance expansion across Third district
The division engineer announces plans to take over maintenance of recently paved Dixie Highway sections in Sumter County and other roads now being renamed for state control. A maintenance force in each congressional district will be organized with patrol units to quickly address the worst sections, prioritizing passability with limited funds and shifting away from county reliance. Henry T. Christian of Americus is assigned to oversee the Third district maintenance efforts, with work beginning this month.
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Cage
Sumter County
Hig
Highway Department
Henry T. Christian
Americus
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