State of siege at Krupp works in Berlin
An extraordinary state of siege is declared in Berlin as unrest grows around the Krupp arms plants. Emergency courts are authorized for speedy trials of communist rioters, with reports noting limited strikes and continued operation of major factories despite protests. Police dispersed gatherings and arrested insurgents as tanks and lorries moved toward the palace.
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Berlin
Fscen
Krupp
The
Associated Press
Ebert
Bremen
Vossische Weltung
Hanover
Hamburg
Unter den Linden
Germany
Horna
Chemnitz
Supreme Court affirms Fowler conviction in Taos case
The court held Fowler appeared without counsel and could not be deprived of due process. It noted substantial evidence of wealth including a $10,050 bond, indicating he was a man of means, and found no error in the judgment or its verdict.
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Taos le Penpals
Fowler
In line por marriage jars in China describe age status
In old Chinese customs jars placed near a doorway signal marriage rules. A jar set down indicates a household with young women eligible next door. A jar with its neck rattling toward the street marks a girl of marriageable age. When the girl is married, jars are removed.
Harding names committee to study war risk probe plan
A wartime risk inquiry committee chaired by Charles G Barres of Chicago was appointed by President Harding to review administration and care for veterans. Members include Franklin W Gait Brathjee, Theodore Roosevelt Jr., John L Lewis, and others from the American Legion United Mine Workers and related groups. The panel aims to organize meetings starting in April and assess expanded oversight.
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Washington
Ghalles G. Barres
Chicago
Amnerean Expeditionary” Forces
Harding
Bureau
Dawes Thev
Franklin
W. Gait Bratth
American” Legion
Thom Mater
Delaware
Theodore Rosevelt
Ecotery of
The
Navy
Doulas Hobeinson
New York
Frotlayne Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
United Mine "Workers of America
Praniain Dolien
Ueplon' Stra
Pittsburg
Smitens
Ge 'Chlongo
Henry
Gersonville
Sconnar
White House
Lost Brother Found in Insane Asylum Near Clinton
Edward OBrien, who vanished from his Clinton home in 1894, has been located at Kankakee state hospital for the insane. He failed to recognize his brothers John of Clinton and Thomas of Champaign when they greeted him, marking a 27 year reunion.
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Clinton
Edward_ O'Brien
State Hospital For the Insane
Kankakee
John
Thomas
Champaign
Planes use Thames as landing field in London
The Vickers Vimy amphibian completed the first test alighting on the Thames near Parliament as a potential central London landing site for passengers and mail. Other reports from Donakonda India describe missionary work and school children aiding cotton farming, with widows and young girls bearing children.
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Thames
London
Air Ministry
American Bapist Foreign Mission Society
Donakonda
Madras Presidency
India
Helena Women Lead House to House Ireland Relief Drive
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena March 29 The campaign to raise funds for Irish relief moves forward with house to house canvassing by five member teams led by female volunteers. Team captains include Mrs C M Lanstrum Mrs A J Shevlin Mrs Arthur Sheehan and others. men’s committee already raised 2000 in Lewis and Clark county.
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Helena
Ireland
T. C. Power
Lewis and Clark County
Roh. Cunningham
Dancing in church raises questions about a minister's son
In Berwyn Baptist church Chicago area debates center on pastor TL F Waring sending his 13 year old son Henry to dancing school. Some members argue a minister's son should avoid worldly amusements while others defend the choice.
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Chicago
Berwyn Baptist Church
TL. F. Waring
Henry
Pastor Waring
John Burroughs Naturalist and His Early Life
John Burroughs, noted naturalist, died in New York. The obituary recalls his birth in 1837 at Roxbury in the Catskills, minor school thefts, and early career whimsy. It notes only son Julian among surviving relatives and hints at his later government service inclinations.
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New York
Julian
John Burroughs
Roxbury
Catskills
New York State
Jay Gould
Washington
Treasury Department
Death of naturalist John Burroughs noted by peers
Tributes pour in from Henry Ford, Hudson, and Roosevelt era figures after Burroughs dies at his Hudson Valley retreat. Mills in Estes Park lauds him as a master interpreter of nature, saying his work made birds, bees, and animals live for all.
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Hudson
Treasury
National Bank
West Park
Poughkeepale
Browning
Tie
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Burroughs Alway
John Muir
West
Burroughs
Muir
John Burroughs
Henry Ford
Hudson Jaxim
John Burrough
California
Enos A. Mills
Long's Peak Inn
Associated Press
Mr. Burroughs
America
Mr. Mills
John
West Pari
Ulster County
N. Y
Lowered Swiss Lakes Reveal Ancient Lake Dwellings
Dreary Swiss drought lowers lakes exposing lacustrine pile dwellings from the early first century AD on Lake Neuchatel shores. Archaeologists inspect well preserved piles and pottery remains while volunteers join excavations, uncovering relics and sunken boats once resting on the dwellings.
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Switzerland
Lake Neuchatel
Kellereh
$10,000,000 Berry Crop Handling Corporation Formed
A $10,000,000 corporation to coordinate the canning and marketing of berry crops in Oregon and Washington was established today at a cannery in Diabla. The new entity will be governed by a board of directors and operate as a single regional unit.
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Caproni
Storia
Visiy
Wor
Oregon
Washington
Ammen
Large caucus names candidates at Dillon
At one of the largest caucuses ever held here Roscos Cornell was nominated for mayor John Mayfeld for city treasurer Pa Phillips for police judge First ward alderman Amos Elliott Second ward William Scully two year term Leon ard Elle one year Third ward Fred Woodside Fourth ward Fred Wal dort
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The
Standard
Dillon
Roscos Cornell
John Mayfeld
Pa Phillips
Amos Elliott
William Scully
Leonard Elle
Fred Woodside
Fred’ Waldort
Hunting Elephants On A Motorized One
Fragmentary passage describes Mai on a motorcycle as a tool for elephant hunting in the veldt. The text hints at sport and travel after an outing, mentioning Allen and preparation for a trip into the wilderness. The readable phrases suggest a colonial safari or adventure setting with motorized transport.
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Mai
Allen
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