Railways in crisis prompt cabinet study and talks
President Harding and his cabinet opened a comprehensive inquiry into American railway conditions aiming for a genuine rehabilitation program. The administration plans to summon Inter State Commerce Commission and railway labor board leaders and hold talks with managers and workers to address wages, rates, and service as roads transition from wartime to peacetime operation.
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Washington
Harding
Inter= State commerce commission
Railway Labor Board
Congress
German Red Movement Spreading Across German Cities
AP reports in London that while central Germany cracks down, indications point to a spread of the red movement in the Rhineland and Westphalia. Communists seize Mettmann Velbert and parts of Duesseldorf Elberfeld and Dortmund witnesses killing police and clashes with authorities follow.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Reuter
Berlin
Red Movement
Rhineland
Phalla
Elberfeld
Duesseldorf
Mettmann
Velbert
Reich Bank
Cologne
Hiberfeld
Dortmund
Arter
Stumeer
Buscheldorf
Lasca
Epeepalloe
Montagaport
Acute food shortages loom in Russia amid unrest
Reports from Viborg Finland on March 28 say White troops guard key cities around Petrograd as the Bolshevik regime struggles with acute food shortages. Refugees and Bolshevik papers describe social unrest, halted railway service, and fragile attempts at reconstruction while Lenin Trotsky debate trade unions and revolutionary strategy.
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Ted
Viborg
Finland
Iice
Zinotie
Lenine
Troueky
Trotsky
Railroads unity urged as path to industrial peace
AP reports attorney Tauck urged national rail industry agreements before the labor board. He argued national unity across employers and unions prevents discord amid rapid industrial expansion. Copper industry notes show plants to close in Utah and Michigan mines to shut April 1. Phelps-Dodge suspends copper production in Bisbee with smelter closure planned.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jett Tauck
Firoad Labor Board
Laucie
Indus
Phelps-Dodge
Bisbee
Ariz
Douglas
Montana Republicans in turmoil over Junod bid for national committeeman
The Montana Republican State Central Committee, blocked by a temporary restraining order, records that if unrestrained it would have elected State Senator O. H. Junod of Sheridan as national committeeman. The group calls for recognition of Junod by national leaders, cites travel costs, and notes divisions within the party as a case works through court actions pending in Helena.
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Republican State Central Committee
A. J. Horsky
Supreme Court
Horsky
Helena
Jerome Locke
Livingston
Junod
Locke
Dixon
Senate
District Court
Lewis and Clark County
C.A. Spaulding
Democratic Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee of
Montana
Republican Legislatus W
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Republican Party of
Republican. National Committee
National Committee
Washington
Republican State Committee of
Fron
0. H. Dunod
Sheridan
Madison County
Montanatate Senate
Republican National Committee
Republican National Administration
Carl Riddick
W. J. McCormick
Republican Party
Republican Stat Committee
Will Hays
W. T. Adams
Lund
George Lewis
D. ©. Crippen
J. ©. Londes
Remmi
8. M. Ward
Hamilton
Antil
Shelley
Chilblain
Joe Scanlan
Scanlan
W. J. Brennan
Flat Sead
H.C. Cullem
Sanders
Brennan
Chateau
George P. Jackson
Deer Lodge
Faust
Libby
Kirton
Chicago
Ntional Committee
Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
Ax ‘National ‘Committeenand
National
Hi Close
State Central Committee
City playground to host circuses in Worcester
Worcester officials plan to use Beaver Brook park as a circus ground after a park and reservation commission decision. Each circus visit will add about 250 dollars to the city treasury, per the commissioners' estimates.
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Worcester
Mass
Beaver Brook
Park and Reservation Commission
Tin foil used in collapsible consumer tubes in U S
A historic note explains vast yearly use of tin foil in the United States for making collapsible tubes containing dental creams toilet creams and artists colors highlighting industry practice and material trends of the period.
Shutdown hits Butte mines and plants April First
Anaconda company orders a broad shutdown affecting about 1,800 workers at Anaconda and several hundred at Great Falls. Production halts impact nearby mines in Granite Jefferson and Madison counties. Smelter operations at Great Falls continue briefly, while other industries rely on miners and leasers facing layoffs.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
Butte
Anaconda Works
Idaho U
Gillio
Butlo
Anaconda Company
Granite
Jefferson
Madison Counties
Butte Hill
East’ Butte Company
Pittsman
Davis-Daly
Tit
East’ Butte
Clark
Timber Butte
Butte & Superior Company
North Butte Company
Tuolumne Company
Washoe
Butte, Anawonda & Pacific Railway
Hutte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Parade spectator injury ruling limits damages
Elinor Christianson sued the city over injuries from a mounted police horse during the Elks parade. The city law department ruled police and firefighters cannot be held liable for spectator injuries when performing civic duties, denying damages.
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Cigelded
Corporation Coin Office
Elinor Christianson
City Law Department
Will of People Uses Candidates on School Policy and Bonds
The article outlines a voter decision on whether the school board should establish a single central high school or multiple high schools, and on bond issuance of 525000 at up to 6 percent for building two western grade schools, replacing McKinley and Jefferson, repairing Blaine, and purchasing sites. It notes legal guidance that bonds may authorize two schools but allow building fewer if voters approve. It also mentions high school use requests by Independent school ticket and the Ancient Order of Hibernians auxiliary, plus district payroll figures.
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Board of Trustees
Central High School
Butte
Jefferson
Blaine
Fie
Order of Hibernians
Mary
2"McInorter
State Department to Deny OCallaghan Plea
Fragmented report indicates Donald OCallaghan, an alleged refugee in the United States, will have his petition denied by the State Department. Debates touch on bail by a former secretary as an appeal process is mentioned amid broader protests to Harding.
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State. Department
Ocallaghan
Donald O'Callae
Elven Borlum
United States
Wation
Department of Phim
Yonah Cave
Tormer
Witton
Austom
Muate Department
Riots in Belfast and Cork linked to deadly clashes
Associated Press reports riots in North Queens District and New Lodge roads Belfast where a man was wounded by police and a woman shot in the head. The text also covers a white paper on the Mallow inquest vindicating military actions and detailing Cork railway killings amid Sinn Fein executions, plus Dublin castle Captain Cecil Lees shot outside his hotel and a man named William Good shot dead in Timoleague after a siege.
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Associated Press
Belfast
North Queens District
New Lodge Roads
Ment Today
Mallow
Ireland
King
Cork
Sinn
Associated Prec
Dublin
Cecil Lees
Dublin Castle
Ue Associated Pres
Timoleague
County Cork
William Good
Beautiful vamp leads bandit gang in Sioux Falls thefts
A Salem era story reports a young woman dubbed the beautiful vamp as advance agent for a bandit gang. She coaxes store employees into revealing safe locations, then the gang returns at night to take the money. Authorities pursue the group linked to several village heists.
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Sioux Falls
Salem
Spencer
Vamp
Startling Models in French Dresses in Paris
Startling fashion news from Paris describes designers debuting two toned and multi colored dresses. Some gowns split color across halves or quarters, showcasing bold contrasts and striking combinations expected to wow audiences.
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Paris
Drescen
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Chino Copper Company
Santa Rita
Hurley
Colin H. Livingston
White House
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