More Than Seventy Akron Reds Rounded Up For Deportation
Akron Ohio March 8 more than seventy anarchists and radicals were arrested in raids by Department of Justice officials over Sunday and Monday Investigations followed three months of work with deportation proceedings led by immigration officials Alleged I W W leaders named Abe Emmanuel Peon Monoldi Frank Bakungi William Murray and Nick Chisad were among those seized This is the second Akron raid following twelve deportations last November.
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Akron
Department of Justice
W. W
Abe Emmanuel
Peon Monoldi
Frank Bakungi
William Murray
Nick Chisad
Wilson stands firm in Adriatic settlement stance
President Wilson reiterates that the United States will not join direct negotiations between Italy and Jugo Slavia on Adriatic issues. He preserves the December 9 memorandum as the basis of reference and rejects any plan limiting sovereignty or penalizing other nations. He would approve a mutual Italy Jugo Slavia accord without harming third nations but rejects any proposal that concedes territorial compensation to Jugo Slavia in the Fiume region.
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Washington
Wilson
Adriatic
Jugo- Slavia
State Department
British
Trench
Lloyd George
Millerand
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Fiume
Amercan
Itm
League of Ha
Vaugh in Leager fire injury recovery after blast
J R Vaugh, a sales man who suffered serious injuries in the Leager fire that destroyed 21 buildings with a $60,000 loss, is now able to be out again. He was hurt in an explosion while fighting the blaze.
Polish Leader Sets Terms for Peace Talks with Soviets
In Paris a Romanian premier Vanda VYevod accepts a Soviet proposal to negotiate peace while reports claim a Bolshevik invasion of Poland has begun. Polish General Pilsudski says Baltic talks will exclude Lithuania and demands that eastern allies be involved before any peace, with Poland prepared to defend against the Reds.
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Paris
Alexander Vanda- Vyevod
M. Tchitcherin
Russia
London
Poland
Lithuania
Pilsudski
President Wilson to issue final statement on Lodge reservation
Washington March 8 United Press President Wilson will release a final reply regarding the Lodge reservation on article ten and other points of the peace treaty. The statement responds to Senator Hitchcock and a proposed Simmons visit. The White House expects the letter to show no need for further talks and reiterates Wilson’s past position.
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Washington
United Press
Wilson
White House
Hitchcock
Simmons
Executive Mansion
O. K
Senator Glass
Train Killed Him on Eve of His Marriage
Massillon Ohio March 8 Harry Kohler 21 of Orrville was fatally injured when his car was struck by a fast Pennsylvania Passenger train at West Main street crossing while returning from a visit to his fiancé whom he was to marry this week. He died at Massillon hospital four hours later. Coroner T C McQuate investigates why the crossing gates were not down.
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Massillon, O
Harry Kohler
Orrville
Pennsylvania
West Main Street
Massillon
T. C. McQuate
Villa raids disrupt train near Chihuahua border
Reported action by Francisco Villa and 150 armed men disrupted a train near a city in Chihuahua. An American engineer Joseph Williams was kidnapped for ransom. several passengers and conductors were killed or executed, the train and bridge burned, and bandits looted the cars.
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Mex
Francisco Villa
Caranza
Parial
Correl Y
Y Villa
Washington
Francisco
Villa
R. Black
Robert Peltier
Rman
Black
James B. Stewart
Chihuahau
Joseph Williams
Peltier
Supreme Court rules stock dividends tax unconstitutional
The Supreme Court on March 8 held unconstitutional the 1916 revenue law provision that taxed stock dividends as income. The ruling voids the tax on dividends issued by corporations.
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Supreme Eays
Washington
United Press
Supreme Court Today
Pen Honor Birds Forget the Code
Three Ohio penitentiary honors disappeared Sunday night as William Cooper serving forgery in Lucas County and Wesley Johnson sentenced for robbery in Cuyahoga County walked away from the brick plant. Adolphus Edwards jailed for larceny in Cuyahoga County also left London prison farm without notice.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Wm. Cooper
Lucas County
Wesley Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Adolphus Edwards
London
Turkish Force Not Large Figures Show
Washington dispatch reports forty three thousand Turkish troops under arms in the region of a clash between French British and Italian forces and the Sutan's men. The Turkish regular army is concentrated in Constantinople and Anatolia amid unconfirmed reports of fighting and no official war declaration.
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Washington
Constantinople
Anatolia
Nation Wide Prohibition Fight Reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Court opens hearings on the validity of constitutional prohibition with federal, state, and liquor interests arguing. Rhode Island contests prohibition while the federal government and 21 dry states defend it. decisions expected after April.
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Washington
Mar
United States Supreme Court
Dzy
New England
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Louisville
New Jersey
Ohio
King
Freison
Hughes
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Herbert E. Rice
Rhole Island
Wm. Marshall Bullitt
New York
Levy Mayer
P. H. Kelly
Boston
Elihu Root
United States Brewers Association
Rhode Island
Wilton Packing trims staff amid meat market slump
WHMELEIC West Virginia March 8 The Wilton Packing Company laid off 75 butchers at its plant here today due to a collapse in the export market for meat.
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Whmeleic
W. Va
Wilton Packing Company
Auto Tires Go Up with Rush
Tires of various types rose in price at the larger rubber factories today by ten to twenty five percent due to higher cost of fabric material and labor. Smaller companies are expected to follow with price increases to conform to the new list.
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Akron
Attacks on French Officers at Berlin Hotel Dining Room
March 8 in Berlin, French officers Klem and Rouchven were battered during a fight in the Adlon dining room after German guests and Prince Joachim Albrecht opposed a German anthem. Glasses, bottles, and candles were thrown, with diners shouting at the French. The French party left escorted by waiters, while the hotel expelled Joachim and his supporters.
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Berlin
Deutchland
Hoten Adlon
Joachim Albrécht
Klem
Rouchven
Prince Joachim
Joachim
Anthracite Miners Consider Suspension If Talks Fail
Representatives of the United Mine Workers foresee a possible suspension of work if wage talks with operators fail to yield a new scale by April 1. Miners demand a 60 percent raise, a five day week, six hour day, and a closed shop, with a subcommittee to seek agreement before reporting to the general conference. No strike is planned.
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New York
United Press
Tri-District
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas Kennedy
Hazleton
Prayers for Governor Edwards in Atlantic City Church Service
Lay delegates at the New Jersey Methodist church in Atlantic City prayed that Governor Edwards be led from his willful path as he seeks to nullify prohibition. The service was held on Sunday March 8.
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Edwards
Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey
M. E. Church
Big Strike Could Be Declared By Railroad Unions
Chicago March 8 Representatives of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers vote today on calling a general strike. Regional meetings held to decide if arbitration provisions in the railroad bill should run their course or strike now. Officials worry a walkout may occur if members disobey. The demand for wage increases has lingered for six months, delayed by requests from President Wilson.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Laborera
Brothers
Brotherhood
Wilson
Moonshiners Gun Battle At Court House Reported
Albany Kentucky March 8 deputies and moonshiners engaged in a gun battle on the Clinton county courthouse steps. Deputy Sheriff H M Cummings, age 30, was shot twenty five times and a Marion county man was shot through a window. The Gibson family present suffered injuries as a father and son were found badly wounded.
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Albany
Clinton County Court House
H. M. Cummings
Steve Ener Ae
Bakers to fight conspiracy charges over bread price hike
Three bakers charged under the Valentine antitrust law seek to quash indictments in common pleas court claiming the law is unconstitutional. The motions challenge the charges and the legal basis of the case.
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Mar
Common Pleas Court
Governors Await Clemency in Cincinnati Murder Case
Edward Ness and Jacob Edinger were sentenced to die by electric chair for the murder of Cincinnati broker William Tb's last summer. As the last event of their case loomed, Governor Cox had not acted on clemency petitions submitted via the board and telephones from Ness’ sister and others nationwide urged mercy.
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Columbus
Edward Ness
Jacob Edinger
William Tb
Cincinnati
Cox
Clemency Board
Ness
Kentucky City Is Swept by Blaze
A quarter million dollar fire swept Catlettsburg Kentucky early today destroying the Central Hotel and Alger House along with three other buildings leaving the town without those structures.
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Kentucky City
Catlettsburg
Central Hotel
Alger House
Railroads Win Court Decree on Valuation Method
The Supreme Court ruled that railroads may have the Interstate Commerce Commission fix valuation using present rights of way and terminals rather than original cost. The decision centers on the method for assessing railroad properties in the nationwide suit brought to determine value for regulatory purposes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kentucky father faces son in court over gambling case
Across the river from Cincinnati, a Kentucky courtroom opened with the father of a jailed suspect watching as his son, Moore, stood charged by police in a game of chance. The hearing for the younger Moore was continued by the elder Moore.
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Kentucky
Cincinnati
Moore
Navy Reserve Be Expanded to 27,000 Under Daniels Plan
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Affairs Committee a strong naval reserve must be maintained with enrollment of 27 000 men. They would serve one year active duty then be available for emergency recall. Training, annual refresher courses, and summer schools for youths 16 to 20 at Hampton Roads Great Lakes Newport and a western site would join the reserve.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Daniels
House Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
Naval Reserve
Naval
Hampton Roads
Great Lakes
Newport
Pacific Coast
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