Campaign leaders offer to go to bar on Borah charges
New York March 26 Congressmen Norman J Gould and Thomas W Miller eastern campaign managers for General Wood say they are willing to go to the bar on Senator Borah s statement. They deny attempts to dominate the Chicago convention and call the attack ridicu lous noting a possible link to Wood s South Dakota primary win.
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General Wood
Bat
New York
Norman J. Gould
Thomas W. Miller
Senate
Borah
Chicago
South Dakota
E. L. Coheney
Mexican Petroleum Company
Wood E Fund
Doher
Iey
Lowden Offers Campaing Records for Rep Nomination
Gov. Frank O. Lowden telegraphs Idaho's Sen. Borah offering to submit all campaign expenditures, contributors, and records for widest publicity. He says Borah's senate charges are not supported by facts and urges joint submission with other Republican candidates.
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Lowden
Chicago
Borah
Frank O. Lowden
Idaho
Senate
Associated Press
Senators accuse moneyed interests buying party nomina tions
Senator Borah charged that big financial interests are trying to buy national conventions for both parties. He also blasted backers of Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and Gov. F. O. Lowden for spending large sums to influence the Republican nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Leonard Wood
Wood
Lowden
Illinois Coal Workers May Strike on April
Peoria March 26. Frank Farrington president of the United Mine Workers of Illinois says there will be an unavoidable suspension of work in Illinois coal mines on April 1. He notes the agreement expires at midnight March 31 and that keeping men at work after that may be impossible.
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Peoria
Ill
Illinois
Frank Farrington
United Mine Workers Ofllinois
Germany said to field huge army in mobilization
Paris March 26 Germany can mobilize 43 400 000 men in the field if mobilized says Henry Didon in a Le Journal dispatch from Mayence. He notes Germany has reinforced her once shattered war machine and that officers are available to command an army of 4 000 000 men.
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Paris
Germany
Henry Didon
le Journal
Mayence
Turkoestan Front See Bolshevists Gain as Cossacks Defect
London dispatch reports Turkmen forces on the Turkestan front abandoning the anti Bolshevik army. The commander in chief at Kerghana and his troops have joined the Bolshevists, with Cossacks said to be in ferment and forsaking the Turkestan front.
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London
Turkestan
Moscow
Kerghana
American missionary sentenced for Assam shooting tragedy
The Rev. L. W. B. Jackson, an American medical missionary, was sentenced to two years imprisonment for fatally shooting Maj. H. D. Cloete at the Sadiya frontier post in Assam. Domestic reasons were cited as the cause of the tragedy.
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Bombay
India
L. W. B. Jackson
H. D. Cloete
Northwest Frontier
Sadiya
Assam
Expel Them Urges Deportation of Immigrant Groups
In a convention resolution the Great War Veterans' association urged deportation of Germans Austrians Bulgarians and Turks whom it says cannot be assimilated as Canadian citizens. The proposal will be submitted to the dominion government for action.
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Montreal
Great War Veterans’ Association
Turkey cabinet resigns amid restructuring in Constantinople
The cabinet of Sali Pasha resigned today in Constantinople. The sultan authorized Damad Fetih Pasha, former grand vizier and foreign minister, to organize a new ministry.
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Constantinople
Sali Pasha
Damad Fetid Pasha
Champion G Carpentier Endures Luxurious Prize Fighter Image
In New York the French champion Georges Carpentier is described as a prize fighter de luxe. Callerson M and Mme Carpentier occupy a six room suite with a valet, maid, secretary, manager and trainer plus 35 trunks. His wardrobe features silk shirts coats fur robes suits shoes and neckties with more purchases ongoing on Fifth Avenue.
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G. Carpentier
DE Luxe
New York
Callerson M
Mme
Georges Carpentier
France
Carpentier
New York Evening World
Bifth Avenue
Ebert asks Mueller to form new German cabinet
Berlin March 26 The Bauer cabinet has resigned President Ebert authorizes Foreign Minister Mueller to organize a new cabinet Vorwaerts reports the Social Democrats support Mueller forming a new ministry Labor federation pressed for change and is said to gain influence in the new Mueller cabinet
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Berlin
Associated Press
Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Ebert
Vorwaerts
Social Democrat Party
Herr
Mueller
Labor Federation
Stuttgart
Labor
Mississippi senator blasts conspiracy over treaty defeat
Jackson March 26 The Mississippi legislature hears Senator John Sharp Williams accuse a “great conspiracy” of defeating the peace treaty and harming President Wilson. He calls the Senate debate a “confused gabfest” and likens it to fiddling while Rome burned while condemning Lodge as head of a “poison squad.”
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Jackson
Miss
Senate
Wilson
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Williams
League of Nations
United States
Council of Nations
Rome
Versailles
Lodge
Bolshevists Capture Towns on the Stutch War Front
Bolshevist forces press the Polish right wing along the Podolian front and seize several villages near the Stutch river but fail to cross it. Polish headquarters reports fighting over about a 25 mile front with heavy Soviet losses.
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Warsaw
Stutch
Milwaukee road officials inspect snow blockades and routes
High officials from Milwaukee Road including H. Barling M. Nicholson and F. Rus h visited Butte and Seattle after clearing winter snow near the Dakotas. The party reported the Dakota route is cleared the Yellowstone flood threat eased. Nicholson conducted an inspection tour of branch lines and the eastern oil discovery area to assess extending Milwaukee service.
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Dakotas
Butte
Seattle
Yellowstone River
H. 2. Barling
M. Nicholson
H. FR. Williams
Milwaukee Land Company
R. J. Middleton
R. Beeuwkes
J. L. Brown
A. J. Chapman
F. Rrusch
Tacoma
Macy Nicholson
Nicholson
Milwaukee
Delaware Legislature To Vote On Woman Suffrage Amendment
Dover Del March 26 The Delaware legislature adjourned with the constitutional amendment for woman suffrage to be disposed of by next Wednesday. Ratifications remained doubtful as rival camps held firm to predictions of ratification or defeat.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
City prosecutor in vice probe faces ethics clash
New York’s vice hunt escalates as Commissioner Horselhfield accuses Assistant District Attorney James B. Smith of running a gambling house the Civitas club and planning to close rival poker rooms. Smith counters that he led a political club and denounces the charge as false.
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New York
James B. Smith
Horselhfield
Smith
Civitas Club
Hirschfield
Harry A. Goldwater
Commissioner of Accounts
Dominick Henry
Enright
Henry
Hirachfield
Goldwater
Commissioner Hirschfield
Swann
Ireland Irelands Underground warfare claims daily victims
London dispatch reports daily violence in Ireland with Allen Bell a 70 year old resident magistrate shot on a Dublin tram some passengers fainting. Three policemen wounded in three days. An army clerk killed in Dublin is linked to secret service rumors. Lord French commends Bell while Cork seeks justice for MacCurtain murder and Alderman OBrien faces hunger strike in jail.
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Dublin
London
Ireland
Allen Bell
Royal Constabulary
Army
Wofk
Viscount French
Bell
Weeling
Cork
MacCurtain
Sinn
William O'Brien
Transport Workers
Senator Ashurst abandons irrigation appropriation plan
Senator Ashurst of Arizona withdrew his motion to suspend Senate rules to amend the agricultural bill with a 2.5 billion dollar irrigation appropriation. The chamber had a sparse turnout and the proposal would have faced sweeping defeat. With a treasury deficit, direct funding for new irrigation is unlikely. any progress will likely come through other avenues.
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Standard
Washington
Ashurst
Arizona
Senate
Treasury
Sinn Fein leaders detained in Dublin arrests
In Dublin on March 26 thirty five prominent Sinn Fenners were arrested. Five unknown men with American passports were seized on the point of embarkation for the United States this afternoon.
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Dublin
America
United States
Nettie Connett Found Guilty in Federal Prohibition Case
In Portland on March 24 Mrs. Nettie Connett was convicted by a federal jury of erecting and maintaining an illicit still on her Bull Run area farm. Prohibition agents raided the farm last November and seized what authorities called one of Oregon’s most extensive private stills.
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Portland
Ore
Nettie Connett
Bull Run
New Mexico Delegates Instruct Wood For Nomination
New Mexico delegates to the Republican convention were instructed to vote for Major General Wood. The vote to endorse Wood without instructions failed 160 to 80, with the Wood instruction receiving unanimous support. William Jennings Bryan opened his campaign for April 16 as a delegate at large to the Democratic National Convention, urging a prohibition plank at San Francisco.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
General Wood
Elmwood
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Illness of Former German Empress Worsens in March
AMERONGEN March 25 The illness of the former German empress has reached a stage where her doctors consider it inadvisable to permit her to walk. She now is wheeled about in an invalid chair.
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Amerongen
New York Communist Leader Found Guilty in Anarchy Case
Harry Winitsky, executive secretary of the local Communist party branch, was found guilty in the New York State Supreme Court of violating the criminal anarchy law in a late today verdict.
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New York
Harry Winitsky
Communist Party
State Supreme Court
Butte Labor Mediation Arrives to Guide City
Henry Barker of the U S Department of Labor arrives in Butte to study the labor troubles. He plans to meet all parties, stay as long as needed, and seek an open minded, peaceful settlement to stabilize industrial conditions amid ongoing strikes and tensions.
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Butte
Thomas Barker
United States Department of Labor
Putte
Wreck Plot Foiled On Burlington Express Train
Burlington Iowa March 26 A cautious detour saved Chicago Burlington and Quincy Express No 5 from a wreck near Neponset Illinois after a tip of a possible holdup. The train carrying $150 000 in freight arrived safely but late at its destination.
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Burlington
Towa
Chicago
Burlington & Quincey
Neponset
Delaware Republicans urged to ratify suffrage amendment
Washington dispatch reports Rep Ess of Ohio calling on Delaware Republicans to back the suffrage amendment. He warns an adverse vote could cost the GOP the presidency, senate, and house in November, noting 29 states have ratified and six Democrats opposed.
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Delaware
Republican Party
Senate
House
Representative Ess
Ohio
National Republican Congressional Committee
Bell
Dover
Fess
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