New Turkish Government Formed in Constantinople
A Paris dispatch reports a new cabinet led by Sali Pasha established in Constantinople. The city remains under martial law and British troops control the capital while Turks stir Arabian feelings. French forces in Cilicia face Turkish troops allied with Mustafa Kemal, raising tension among the Allied powers.
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London
Sali Pasha
Constantinople
Celicia
Turkish Asia
Minor
Mutsapha Kemal
Paria
Great Britain
Italy
Greece
France
Fire at Gallipolis State Hospital Kills Eight
Eight people die and two others are critically injured in a blaze at the State Hospital for Epileptics in Gallipolis during the night. The fire started on the first floor from a defective flue and spread to the second floor where victims suffocated. Luther a WWI veteran rescued nonfatal patients with a gas mask as the cottage is slated for immediate repair or rebuilding.
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Columbus, CO
State Hospital
Gallipolis
Creamer
State Board of Administration
James Jones
Cincinnati
John McNulty
Albert Heinlein
Wheeling
W. Va
Wayne Larimer
Dixie
John Bain
Cumberland
William Smith
Fremont
Patrick Donnelly
Norwalk
Tom Boggs
Hamilton County
Oitar
Charles Miller
Allen County
Sherman Sheets
Gallia County
Institution
Recreation Ground
Wea
Luther
Tion
Senate suffrage debate shifts as Montgomery poised to seat
A Reynolds era political clash unfolds as Senator Montgomery, a supporter of ratification, is reported to take his seat in the Senate this afternoon. The anti levers oppose action and await developments while Senator Jesse A. A. leads a swift push in the chamber.
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Senate
A. R. Montgomery
Senator Montgomery
Jesse A. A
Miners to Hold Conference on Wages and Work Week
The six hour day and a wage increase for contract workers are on the agenda as a closed shop for tram work is discussed. Phil Ervey and John L. Lewis attend as the full scale committee and score of union workers join today’s preliminary meeting to outline procedures for today’s conference.
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Rtene
Phil Ervey
United Mineee
Germany to apologize for drunken restaurant attack in Berlin
General Nollett head of the French Mission demanded Germany apologize for Germans who attacked two French officers in a Berlin restaurant. Hermann Mueller promised government regret and punishment for attackers, offered to close the hotel Alden, which Nollett rejected, and said a formal apology would be sent. Belgium and Italy to seek reparations for other clashes.
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Berlin
Nollett
Hermann Mueller
Joachim Albrecht
Kaiser
Deutsch-land Ueber
Mueller
Alden
Belgium
Italy
Prentslau
Joachim
Foreign Office
Navy delays cost four months in war effort says admiral
Rear Admiral William S Sims testified before the Senate naval affairs subcommittee that the navy’s slow action on allied recommendations prolonged the war by about four months. He criticized a vacillating policy and failure to cooperate with allies, targeting Secretary Daniels and the navy leadership for delays and alleged public stealing.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Navy Department
Sims
Senate Naval Affairs Subcommittee
Navy
Daniels
French dancer Spinelli mocks American leg fashion
Mile Spinelli, famed for her legs, says she will not claim to have the most beautiful legs after watching a Ziegfeld chorus. She jokes Americans focus on leg from ankle to knee while she notes her upper body and dress code differ, saying most of her clothes are still Adriatic.
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New York
Andree Spinelli
America
Mile
Spinelli
Naval officers attend Sims testimony in Senate
Sims testified on wartime strategy noting his London task to digest allied naval experience and propose recommendations. He was applauded as he sat with high naval officers and an aide with documents. Senator McCormick warned spectators after further applause. Sims stated the war cost lives and money.
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Sims
London
McCormick
Illinois
Bank holdup fails as four bandits flee
Four unmasked gunmen attempted to rob the South Side Bank in Kansas City Missouri today but fled the scene after they opened fire. No injuries reported and authorities launched a search for the suspects.
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Kansas City
Guard Shoemaker Takes Own Life Before Ohio Penitentiary Executions
In Columbus on March 9 guard William D. Shoemaker shot himself as preparations for the double execution of Edward Ness and Jacob Edinger were underway at the Ohio Penitentiary. Ness and Edinger reportedly played cards and prayed before the lethal acts. Each execution required two rounds of current. Ness expressed a farewell prayer and blessing for others in the annex as he entered the chair.
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Columbus
Edward Ness
Jacob Edinger
Ohio Penitentiary
William D. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Ness
Edinger
Chaplain Reed
Father Kelly
Penitentiary
Frank Howell
Wilson Says Treaty Fight Rests on League Stand
Washington leaders from both parties frame the issue as the league as it stands or no league at all. President Wilson’s letter to Senator Hitchcock shapes Democratic and Republican reactions as they mull reservations on Article Ten and possible compromises. Debate over the treaty’s fate and Article Ten prospects should widen in coming days.
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Jake
Wilson
L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Mar
League
Hitchcock
Borah
Senate
Lodge
Simmons
Teal
Bloch Races to Cast Vote for Suffrage in West Virginia
Chicago March 9 Modern chivalry aboard a steam charger speeds to aid woman suffrage in West Virginia. State Senator Jesse Bloch must cast a decisive affirmative vote to ratify the suffrage amendment. He is expected in Charleston before 7 pm, with choices between plane or train for the rapid return to his Senate seat. Aplane piloted by J H Behnke awaits at Checkerboard Field. The train option follows a route through South Bend and Dayton.
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Chicago
West Virginia
Jesse Bloch
Charleston
W. L. Heighland
National Committee
Bloch
Senate
J. H. Behnke
South Bend
Dayton
West Virginia Senator Bloch Uses Train to Reach Ratification Vote
State Senator Bloch of West Virginia departed Chicago by special train at noon to reach Charleston and vote to ratify the woman suffrage amendment. He chose train travel over an offered airplane after his wife objected to air travel.
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Chicago
Bloch
West Virginia
Charleston
Bold Stunt Pulled by Auto Bandits
ROLEDO March 9 Leopold Dryfus, 60, was seized by three auto bandits after stepping from a street car. Struck with a gun, he was taken to the country and robbed of 4000 dollars then dumped from the car. The robbers followed Dryfus who had cashed checks for a Toledo dealer, Clarence Sheppard of Maumee located him near Toledo. His diamond ring and diamond stick pin were taken.
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Roledo
Leopold Dryfus
Dryfus
Toledo
Clarence Sheppard
Maumee
Navy Plans Two Giant Flying Boats Flight to Manila
United States navy prepares to launch two giant flying boats from San Francisco to Manila and then to China on an 8,000 mile hop. Planes will be twice the size of the Nancy trans Atlantic craft and construction is underway. The takeoff is slated for next month.
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New York
United States Navy
San Francisco
Pacific
Manila
China
Naval Aircraft Show
Federal judge refuses injunction on 2.50 beer sale in NJ
In Trenton on March 9, Judge John Rellstab denied a request to halt federal enforcement of Prohibition against selling 2.50 beer. The suit by Christian Feigenspan against U S District Attorney Bodine and Internal Revenue Collector Duffy marks New Jersey’s first challenge to the Prohibition amendment.
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Trenton
N. J
John Rellstab
Christian Feigenspan
United States
J. L. Bodine
Internal Revenue
Chas
Opening Gun Is Fired by Suffs in Referendum Campaign
Anti suffragists launch bid to place a referendum on the women voting rights bill for presidential primaries and elections. John H. Druffel of Cincinnati submits the Reynolds bill synopsis to the Attorney General for approval before ballot placement.
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Columbus
John H. Druffel
Cincinnnati
Reynolds
Price
New Trial Ordered in Espionage Case
Rose Pastor Stokes, convicted in federal court in the western district of Missouri for violating the espionage act, was remanded for a new trial in the circuit court of appeals in St. Louis Missouri on March 9.
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ST. Louis
Rose Pastor Stokes
District of Missouri
Circuit Court of Appeals
Evangelistic Services at Presbyterian Church
Evangelistic services planned for Wednesday and Thursday evenings at seven o'clock. Wednesday will feature Rev. Wilcox on The Fact of Sin and Thursday on The Fact of Redemption.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Wilcox
Ladies Aid meeting moves to Mrs Graves Thursday
The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at 11 30 with Mrs Graves replacing Mrs Campbell. Special afternoon work is planned and members should bring needle and thimble.
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the Plains
Ladies Aid
Graves
Campbell
Love Triangle Murder Shocks Chicago Officials
Chicago police report a war time love triangle ended in murder suicide. Clifford Melville Bleyer 36 head of Bleyer Advertising Agency and Ruth Randall divorced wife of an overseas soldier were found dead together in a bed. A poem found beside the bed is said to show Mrs Randall killed Bleyer then killed herself.
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Chicago
Clifford Melville Bleyer
Clifford Bleyer
Ruth Randall
German Prince Arrest Ordered After Hotel Adlon Attack
Berlin March 9 Gustave Noske defense minister ordered the schutsrat to arrest Prince Joachim Albrecht and Rittmeister Platen as alleged leaders in the assault on two French army officers at the Hotel Adlon restaurant Saturday night. Joachim Albrecht was arrested Monday while Platen remained at large as a protective measure pending further development.
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Berlin
Mar
Gustave Noske
Defense
Schutsrat
Prince Joachim Albrecht
Rittmeiter Platen
Adlon
Prince Joachim
Noske
Regular Blue Lodge Meeting Tonight at 7 30
A Blue Lodge holds a regular meeting at 7 30 this evening to proceed with lodge work and rituals. Members are urged to attend as the agenda includes routine resolutions and procedural duties.
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Blue Lodge
Sugar Creek Revival At Methodist Church
The Sugar Creek revival is in progress with chorus singing at 6 30 nightly. Rev V Ahlbrand conducts the services each evening.
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Sugar Creek
Sugar Creek Methodist Church
V. Ahlbrand
Ohio University Students Back Salary Hike For Professors
Ohio University students in Ewing Hall urge a salary increase for professors and approve a small registration fee for spring and summer students to bridge funding gaps. They note many pay no fees while others work all year, and compare to other Ohio state schools raising tuition. They propose a temporary three to five dollar tuition bump and a short term fee to stabilize faculty wages.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
O. U
Ohio
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