Fumigation and border tensions mark Cal-Arizona hitch
Chaos at the Colorado River crossing as Arizona blocks fastbound travel and Imperial Valley fears a cross-border clash. Arizona guards at Yuma deny plans to push into California while Governor Hunt’s order triggers gun and ammo shipments. Fumigation for stranded travelers continues as authorities talk peace yet keep the border tight.
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Winterhaven
Cal
California
Colorado River
Arizona
Yuma
Ariz
Bach
Imperial Valley
Sheriff Gillett
Gillett
Gilett
Itehard
Charles W. Harris
Arison
Governor Hunt
Thaw Leaves Asylum to Discuss His Case
In Philadelphia on April 19 Harry Thaw left the Pennsylvania hospital for mental and nervous diseases with a bundle of notes to confer with counsel Judge John Patterson about plans for resuming his vanity trial. Thaw met with his mother at a hotel and Evelyn Nesbit and her son were noted as participants in the proceedings.
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Associated Pre
Philadelphia
Harry ‘Thaw
John ‘M. Patterson
Three Held for Fire in Which Nine Firemen Lost Lives
Associated Press report from Chicago notes an Inquest into a four story West Side box factory fire in which eight firefighters and one civilian died. Witnesses described oil spilled and oil soaked floors. Three men Sam Polinsky Samuel Moore and Leo Unell were held after a day of inquest. Moore and Unell owned the leather goods firm in the destroyed building. Fire officials announced a plan for a $200000 fund to aid families of fallen firefighters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sam Polinsky
Samuel Moore
Leo Unell
Moore
Unell
Polinsky
John F.ul Jerton
Ferest
School Board Re-elects Mrs Rodgers As Chairman
With Baldwin and Sweet absent, the school board reorganized for the coming years. Julia B. Rodgers was elected chairman by unanimous vote, nominated by Stewart and seconded, amid praise for the clerk Richard Tim and the assistant clerk William Downing. Margaret Leary named stenographer. Board meeting led by Clerk Brimacombe in Baldwin’s absence.
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Baldwin
Sweet
Julia B. Rodgers
Stewart
Thenas
Richard Tim
Barney Lindsay
Lindsay
William J. Downing
Wallace
Mararet Leary
Brimacombe
Washington
Rodgers
James A. Baldwin
Methodists Condemn Groups Fanning Race Friction
The national conference of Methodist students denounced any self-styled patriotic organization that thrives on or propagates race creed or class prejudice as a real threat to the goodwill among men and the establishment of harmony. The AP dispatch from Louisville Kentucky dated April 19 records the sentiment adopted in a conference resolution.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Methodist
MacDonald urges united action on experts' report
York April 19—MacDonald urges unity among allies to implement the reparations plan in full at once. He warned that delaying or partial action would yield no relief or peace and urged accepting Germany’s word, stressing the threat now is industrial deterioration, not arms.
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Associated Press
York
MacDonald
Germany
Europe
Insurance sold ier bonus bill gains senate support
The insurance soldier bonus bill moved quickly in the Senate amid optimistic talk of prompt passage next week. Democrats signaled opposition to a full cash payment option, aligning with Republican leaders and the American Legion. Senator Curtis warned cash options could hinder presidential approval, while Senator Walsh floated a separate cash or insurance plan. Minor amendments were adopted as debate focused on cash implications and cost estimates.
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Associated Pros
Washington
Senate
American Legion
Watson
Ins Giana
Robinson
Arkanwas
Collage
Quinn
Curtis
Républicas
Kannis
Walsh
Massachusetts
Finance Committee
King
Utah
Ben- Ator Jones
New Mexico
Massachus
Food tainted with glass sickens guests at party
Chicago reports 15 persons under physicians care after food served at Dr I Freedman home dinner party was found to contain glass. Ella Redich a housemaid identified by police, denied knowledge of the incident. Dr Freedman, a noted physician, had attended earlier banquet for Archbishop Mundelet.
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Associates
Reas
Chicago
Ella Redich
Blas
Dr. I
Serio Mire
Freedman
Mundelet
U S Flyers Safe at Dutch Harbor
United States Army aviators on a world flight arrived safely at Dutch Harbor on Unalaska Island after a morning leg. The group, completing their Alaska segment, was welcomed by local officials as they continued toward their next destination.
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U. S
Dutch Harbor
Unalaska Island
Associated Press
Themerton
Wash
United States Army
Who Ik
Alaska
T Forcee
Resignation Accepted of Montana Penitentiary Warden Potter
Aps report from Helena states Montana Governor Joseph Dixon accepted warden M. W. Potter's resignation citing better opportunities elsewhere. Potter complained of rising costs and staffing since three years in charge, detailing prisoner counts and payroll figures and signaling plans for successor selection.
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Associated Press
Helena
Asl
M. W. Potter
Montana State Penitentiary
Joseph Dixon
Potter
Montana State Prison
Eitigen
Mojana
Bette
Drluon
Charne
Thove
Dizon
Wardes
Easter Message Declares Christ is Risen
The Easter message proclaims the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the central hope of immortality. Rev. C. F. Chapman quotes the ancient salutation and urges that Easter awakens the memory of loved ones and calls all hearts to the promise of a better life.
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Jesus Christ
Egypt
Ancient
Greece
C. F. Chapman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
State hospital record cage in hands of judge Alena
April 8 court session over writ of mandate against the state hospital board and governor Dixon. Plaintiff’s witnesses testified the governor refused access to the consolidated boards records. Governor, attorney general, and secretary of state denied the charge, while defense witnesses supported the governor’s denials amid tense courtroom exchanges.
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Mobell
The
Independent
Docastaieacre
Softra
Te Sane
Dixon
Gover
Burke Clements
1Nt
W. L. Fitzsimmons
Clements
Consolidated Boards Office
Anaconda Company
Fitzsimmons
Ate
Northern Pacific Railroad
Lements
Washington link of iniquity tale shocks capital politics
Enid April 19 Manuel Merrick aerial daredevil recounts a vivid inside story of Washington politics and society. He asserts one term in Congress was filled with corruption and sex scandals. He accuses senators and representatives of openly trading influence and evading legislative offices.
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Associated Press
Enid
Oklo
Manuel Merrick
Washington
Congress
Ker Flee
Senate
Con
Sa" Bootinger
Alghily
Senator Wheeler Furnishes Bonds in Montana Case
Senator Wheeler of Montana appeared before United States Commissioner MacDonald and posted a $1,000 bond for his May 6 appearance in Great Falls to face an indictment alleging illicit payments for appearance before the Interior Department via agra. The Daligherty committee prosecutor testified. witnesses include L. W. Reulieu and W. G. Glosser. Blair Doan, linked to the Republican National Committee, will also testify.
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Btn
Prema Warmington
Br. Wheeler
Montage
United States
MacDonald
Great Falls
Mont
Aniver
Interior Department
Agra
Daligherty Committee
District Attorney's Office
Federal Trade Commision
Borah
L. W. Reulieu
Gordon Campbell
Montana
W. G. Glosser
Great
Glosser
Blair Doan
Republican Nation Committee
Challenge of Whites Accepted by Indians
Wyoming artist K W Gollings has challenged the Cheyenne tribe to an archery meet. Sheridan archery fans anticipate a lively match between Sheridan whites and Cheyenne braves from the southern Montana reservation. Indian trader A C Stohr at Lame Deer Mont says the fans are eager to practice and believes the Cheyennes can beat the whites.
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Associated Press
Orteridan
Wyo
K. W
bin) Gollings
Wyoming
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Southern
Montana
Gollings
A. C. Stohr
Lame Deer
Mont
Easter Service Draws Thousands in Rome
Rome marked Easter with unprecedented pomp and solemnity as thousands gathered for the service. Tourists, now second in line to pilgrims among nations, filled the city, reflecting a postwar surge in religious observance and tourism.
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Rome
Iame
Mexican Federals Save Mining Camp in Pachuca Action
Mexico City April 39 The rebel general Marcial Cavanos about 60 attacked the mining city of Pachuca Hidalgo near Mexico City this morning but was repulsed by the federal garrison after a brief fight as reported by local authorities.
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Mexico City
Marcial Cavanos
Pachuca
Hidalgo
Ambassador Hani hara clarifies grave consequences remark
In a second letter to Secretary Hughes the Japanese ambassador denies intending a veiled threat in the grave consequences phrase about immigration policy. Secretary Hughes calls the exchange frank and friendly. The State Department released the letters after Hughes spent days reviewing the issue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
Hanihara
State Department
Hughes Wetter
Arave
Conrers
Vagabonds Save Patients During La Grange Fire
A fire at the La Grange sanitarium and hospital sparked by a failed anesthetic appliance destroyed the facility. Twelve arrested vagabonds, working as laborers, rushed into the burning building with hospital staff to rescue six patients. The La Grange police chief praised the men, granting each a $2 bonus upon their release.
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Associa
Chicago
la Grange
Menike
Film Star Miss Clara Kimball Young in Critical Condition
Fort Wayne reports actress Clara Kimball Young collapsed on stage and was secretly rushed to a hospital. She underwent surgery and remained in serious condition with doctors predicting a midnight return to consciousness.
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Associated Press
Fort Wayne
Ind
Clara Kimball Young
Young
Calia Factory
Nothing the Matter with Business Bradfield Says
H C Bradfield general sales manager of Yellow Cab Manufacturing Co Chicago visited Butte after a two months swing on the Pacific coast. He urged optimism and constructive effort to boost business saying the country is in solid condition and that wealth in the ground will turn to currency with cooperation and genuine boosting. Bradfield noted Yellow Cab operations in Butte and praised local cab services and drivers as courteous and honest. He predicted a bright five years for business.
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Chicago Cab Company
H.C Bradfield
Yellow’ Cab Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Butte
Pacific Coast
Miradfield
Bradfield
Tn Butte
Black and White Cab Company
Yele Wm Cab
Bradsfield
Lowe
Aye Bradfield
Tutte
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