Not Dismayed by Verdict Statement From Campaign Chief
Paul King campaign manager for Senator Newberry reacts to the 17 defendants convicted in a 1918 election law conspiracy case. He claims the trial proves government power and Ford influence, but vows ongoing effort for Michigan Republicans to elect their candidates without interference, denying any corruption.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Paul King
Senator Newberry
Henry Ford
Michigan
United States
Ruhr Crisis Deepens As Soviet State Formed In Duisburg
Direct report from Duisburg says a soviet government has been set up there. Red Army in the Ruhr district numbered about 70,000 armed men. About 6,000 troops under General von Watter remain nearby, with 1,500 others retreating into British territory. Officials expect government forces to move soon to quell the region.
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Duisburg
Red Army
Ruhr
Essen
von Watter
Soviet councils seize control in German cities
Berne March 21 dispatches report the Volkshaus in Leipzig capitulated after a clash with Reichswehr leaving five dead, 12 seriously wounded and 50 captured. Fighting spreads as fires burn city quarters and soviet councils reportedly govern Dortmund Essen Mulheim and Buer with bombardments and street battles.
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Berne
Switzerland
Volkshaus
Leipsic
Reichswehr
Rhineland
Dortmund
Essen
Muliheim
Buer
Debated family break up and deportations spark outrage
The piece questions why critics oppose deporting red agitators to Russia at government expense while accusing them of eroding the family and failing parental duties. It notes rising orphanage commitments in New York and mocks the callers who denounce state action yet dismiss traditional family ties.
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Herdi
New York
Russia
US refuses food to German trouble zones
A Berlin dispatch to the Daily Mail reports the United States will not allow food supplies from abroad to enter any German area where trouble prevails. The US diplomat informed the German government of this policy stating that aid cannot reach unrest regions.
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London
Daily Mail
Berlin
United States
Germany
De Valera Says US Recognition of Irish Question Won
Chicago March 21 Eamonn De Valera president of the Irish republic says his mission to the United States has been crowned with success. He reports recognition from the people Labor federations and state officials and implied recognition by Congress and calls for the executive action to follow.
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Chicago
Eamonn de Valera
Britain
Mother Superior Burned to Death in Convent Fire
Sister Mary Teresa aged 62, mother superior of St Marys convent, died from burns while five other nuns were burned or seriously injured as they jumped from windows during the Order of Mercy convent fire in Wilkes Barre. The blaze began in the basement and spread rapidly trapping nuns on upper floors.
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Wilkesbarre
Mary Teresa
St. Mary's Convent
Order of Mercy
Cairo to Capetown Aerial Flight Completed
London March 21 The air ministry announced the Cairo to Capetown flight was completed at 4 o clock Saturday afternoon with the arrival of Colonel Van Ryneveld and Major Brand in a Voor trekker aircraft provided by the Union of South Africa to replace the wrecked Silver Queen.
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London
Air Ministry
van Ryneveld
Major Brand
Voortrekker
Union of South Africa
Andrews Home Welcome After Newberry Election Guilty Verdict
Roger M. Andrews one of 17 defendants in the Newberry election case arrived in Menominee Michigan greeted as a hero by locals. Businessmen met him at the station and extended a welcome. Floral tributes arrived as he said it would be better that 16 men go to jail for election law violations than Henry Ford in the senate.
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Menominer
Mich
Roger M. Andrews
Newberry
Rairoad
Andrews
Henry Ford
Senate
Cork Mayor MacCurtain Honored After Assassination
Thousands file through Cork city hall to view the body of Lord Mayor MacCurtain who was slain. A two mile hearse procession accompanied by Sinn Fein volunteers guards the vigil as talk of retaliation grows. MP Alexander MacCabe, released and rearrested, received three months for inciting Sinn Fein loans. Sinn Fein flags fly over evacuated barracks at Shercock with Sinn Fein policemen in charge.
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Cork
MacCurtain
Colahan
Sinn Fein
Royal Constabulary
Alexander MacCabe
South Sligo
Shercock
County
Cavan
Professional Walker 15 Dead From Exposure
Charles Johnson a 40 year old walker from New York was found dying in a wood near Gary Indiana. He died of exhaustion and exposure after weeks lost in the woods while trying to thaw frozen feet. Medals pinned to his clothes identified him and papers showed decades of walking contests in foreign countries.
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Chicago
Charles Johnson
New York
Gary
Ind
Johnson
Mines Students Mostly From Butte Area Face Limited Spring Athletics
The Montana State School of Mines lists 125 registered students, with 9 of 2 represented counties from Silver Bow and Deer Lodge, Fergus, and other counties sending single students. Lack of practice space and late dismissals hinder spring track plans, while a Helena meet with Wesleyan and others is likely declined. The St Patrick’s Day dance drew 200 couples and Prof. Adams leads the bond drive efforts. a delayed metallurgical building project stalls completion, and Prof. Scott attended the Bozeman basketball tournament.
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Montana State School of Mines
Butte
Silver Bow County
Deer Lodge County
Fergus
Carbon
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Gallatin
Missoula
Sanders
Stillwater
Sweetgrass
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Indiana
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Utah
Wisconsin
Guadalajara
Mexico
A. B. Adams
University of Montana
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Powell
Granite
Walter T. Scott
School of Mines
Bozeman
Demonstration in Orura Targets Peru Consulate
In Orura Bolivia on March 19 a large protest erupted against Peru. The Peruvian consulate escutcheon was dragged through the streets and demonstrations occurred at homes of Peruvians and at the offices of La Patria, a pro Peruvian newspaper.
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Orura
Bolivia
Peru
la Patria
Alaska steamer Admiral Evans stranded near Seymour Narrows
Efforts to float the Pacific Steamship Company Alaska passenger steamer Admiral Evans near Seymour Narrows on Vancouver Island have failed. Freight is being removed from the forward hold in hopes of pulling her into deep water. The vessel is not in danger and will resume voyage to Alaska once floated. The 170 passengers are safe and comfortable.
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Washington
Pacific Steamship Company
Alaska
Admiral Evans
Seymour Narrows
Vancouver Island
Dairy Products Association to Organize in Montana
Helena March 21. The Dairy Products Association of Montana will form at a two day meeting starting tomorrow in the Placer hotel. State dairy commissioner William H. Fluhr says the temporary organization was set up a month ago. The group aims to boost production, improve sanitary standards, and educate consumers on milk and milk product values.
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Helena
The
Dairy Products Association of Montana
Placer Hotel
William H. Fluhr
Mr. Fluhr
Harding Sees Missed Opportunity in Senate Treaty Vote
Warren G. Harding told Youngstown steel workers that America missed a great opportunity when the Senate refused to ratify the peace treaty. He said the nation will still play a big role in world affairs and pursue disarmament and peace.
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Youngstown
Ohio
America
United States Senate
Warren G. Harding
Youngstown Steel Workers
Finns Will Resist Face Bolshie Attacks
A March 21 cablegram from the Russian Bolshevist foreign minister to the Finnish legation says Bolshevist attacks on Finland would be stopped, following representations made by Finland.
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Washington
Legation
Home Office
Tchitcherin
Finland
Inconsistencies of Anarchism in Houston Post
The Houston Post questions Bolshevik marriage and family policy arguing that if the regime rejects family life it should not criticize U.S. deportations. A government official admits difficulty proving deported Reds were married, yet wonders why critics defend American family life while opposing Bolshevik structures.
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The
Houston Post
Buford
America
American Smelting and Refining reports 1919 net income drop
Net income of the American Smelting & Refining company and its subsidiary the American Smelters' Securities company for 1919 amounted to $5,595,583, a decrease of $2,111,914. Net earnings of operating properties totaled $13,386,253, down $2,545,297, and gross income was $14,695,743, a fall of $3,615,825.
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New York
American Smelting & Refining Company
American Smelters’ Securities Company
International labor bureau to begin sessions in London
London March 21 The governing body of the international labor bureau created by the League of Nations will start its sessions in the House of Lords committee room on Monday. Albert Thomas director general of the international labor organization will present a plan for organizing the governing body and for providing its budget.
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London
International Labor Bureau
League of Nations
House of Lords
Albert Thomas
International Labor Organization
Standard Oil Defends Fuel Oil Price Rise
The San Francisco Standard Oil company of California led by President K. R. Kingsbury defended its recent fuel oil price increase in an open letter to the railroad commission. The company said the 25 cent per barrel rise aimed to stimulate production and restore supply and demand balance.
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San Francisco
Standard Oil Company of California
K. R. Kingsbury
Railroad Commission
Steele Dies Suddenly While Outdoors in Sioux City
Thomas W. Steele a former congressman from the Fifteenth district in the Sixty fourth Congress collapsed and died today in Sioux City Iowa.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Thomas W. Steele
Pleventh Town
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Ad Note
An old consumer ad urges using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets for colds grip or influenza and as a preventative. It highlights E. W. GROVE signature on the box and prices the product at 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Aftermath of Flu and Home Care Advice
Doctor guidance describes lingering air passage inflammation after influenza and risks of pneumonia if untreated. Advice includes moderate outdoor activity, wholesome meals, rest, and nightly Vicks VapoRub application with chest and throat rubbing, plus a pea sized swallow for cough. Free samples offered by Vick Chemical Co. Greensboro NC.
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Vick
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