Resignations Stand Firm At British Army Heads
London March 27 Field Marshal Sir John French and Adjutant General Sir John Ewart refused to resign despite cabinet and party efforts. Prime Minister Asquith announced a new army order clarifying duties of the war office and officers in contingencies such as Ulster. The order limits inquiries into hypothetical actions and binds soldiers to officer directives, aiming to prevent a repeat of General Paget’s stance. The opposition called the order a cabinet blunder and the House adjourned after the announcement.
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John French
John Ewart
Asquith
House of Commons
War Office
Ulster
Sir Arthur Paget
Ecclys
Labor
Seely
Commons
Ex-Governor Comer Quizzed by Grand Jury in Alabama
Montgomery March 21 Grand jury in Montgomery County continues investigation into alleged actions by former Governor L. O Neal and others. B B Comer appeared early and remained in chamber as numerous witnesses from telegraph firms stock broker merchants and state officials testified. no adjournment time set.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomers
Tree Lacy
Lmmet O Neal
B B Carne
One Telegraph
Intellect of Belmont All Right Says Father
Belmont case reveals father testifies his son Raymond is burdened by secret finances and marriage details from 1912. He claims he hid in habits to pay Raymonds bills though amounts charged to his son. Belmont argues separation suit lacks merit and references charges and settlements.
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Rarmond
Neme
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Steamer Strikes Rock Drowning 18 Crew Near Brisbane
A steamer crashed on a rock while entering Brisbane harbor killing 18 crew members. The vessel, a 200 foot ship from Noumea traveling to Sydney, sank after striking a rock. Commanded by Captain Coree and owned by the Ocean Rasigation Company, the ship was built in 1912.
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London
Eughteen
Ot Paul
Brisbane
Australia
Lloyds
Noumea
Sydne
Coree
Osean
Rasigation Company of
Berdeairy
Landlady and man found dead together in Birmingham
In Birmingham on March 27 1920 or 27 time unknown six shots rang in the hall at the home of Mrs Ina Holland who ran two boarding houses on Sixth Avenue central Birmingham. She was found dead with two bullet wounds in her bed and Charles Fred Powers a travelling salesman also dead with a pistol in his hand. Two bullets were fired in him as well.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ina [ Holland
Sixth Avenue
Bve Holland
Charles Fred Powers
Thaw Files Final Brief in Habeas Corpus Petition
Concord New Hampshire March final brief on behalf of Harry K Thaw for a writ of habeas corpus and admission to bail pending extradition decision. Filed in U S district court, arguing the statute under which Thaw was committed to Matteswan is unconstitutional and thus escaping was not a crime.
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Thaw
Concord
Harry Ko Thaw
Ball
United States District Court
Resinol Heals Tortured Skin and Eruptions
Resinol Ointment and Resinol soap promise rapid relief from eczema rashes ringworm and pimples. Used nationwide by doctors, the prescription treatment is offered with trial samples through Dept 9 1 Resinel Baltimore MD. Substitutes are discouraged and official prices are listed.
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Resinel
Baltimore
Wade Cooper Indicted on Libel Charge in DC
Wade H. Cooper, president of a local bank, was indicted in Washington on criminal libel. He had filed charges against Justice Daniel T. Wright of the district supreme court. The Wright charges were sent to the House Judiciary Committee and dismissed.
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Justice Wright
House
Washington
Wade H. Cooper
White House
Daniel T . Wright
District Supreme Court
Wright
House Judiciary Committee
Charter 15 Asked for New Railroad Charter
Pelham Ga March 27 Special Application for charter was published this week for the Cairo Pelham and Moultrie Railroad company The proposed capital stock 75000 has already attracted subscriptions from Pelham and residents between Pelham Cairo and Moultrie The road would connect the three towns opening up territory of great value to the area Local business men have pursued the plan quietly for days.
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Pelham
Cairo Pelham and Moultrie
Cairo
Moultrie
Donalsonville Clean Up Day Marks Mosquito Control
Donalsonville observes a clean up day organized by the chamber of commerce to reduce mosquitoes and breeding sites. Volunteers cleaned streets and back lots throughout the western county city, aiming for a healthier environment.
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Sanvridge
Donalsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Eleven Workmen Drowned in Kiel Canal Cable Car Fall
Brunschnettel Germany March 21 eleven workmen were drowned when a suspended cable car fell into a Kiel canal lock while crossing from one bank to the other. The incident prompted rescue efforts and official inquiries into safety procedures.
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Brunschnettel
Germany
Kiel Canal
Committee Works On Trust Legislation In Senate
Washington March 27 Trust legislation was again considered by the senate committee on interstate commerce The committee agreed on most parts of the anti trust bill with regulators for holding companies the sticking point Senators Robinson and Cummins were appointed to draft the section on that phase of big business A federal trade commission and ban on interlocking directorates are close to final form The administration expects the bill ready for submission in about two weeks and aims to bring it before the Panama repeal measure is disposed of in the senate Frank Tannenbaum is convicted in New York for leading a stock market protest group
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Washington
Senate Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Interstate Trade Commission
Panama
Trial convicting participant in unlawful assembly reported
A man on trial for several days on the charge of taking part in an unlawful assembly was convicted tonight. The verdict concluded the long courtroom proceedings.
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Ployed
Davis Investigating Savannah Trouble in Georgia
Savannah Georgia March 27 Special State Game and Fish Commissioner Charles L Davis is in Savannah today investigating a personal encounter between Game Warden G R Rossignol of Chatham County and Deputy-at-Large Westcott. It is expected Davis will seek Westcott resignation and Rossignol will resign. Davis met both men and heard each side of the affair.
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Savannah
Charles L Davis
G. R. Rossignol
Chatham County
Westcott
Davis
Rosmgnol
Baptist Meeting at Morven Offers Noted Preachers
The Baptists of Brooks and Colquitt counties will hold meetings in Morven on Friday Saturday and Sunday. An interesting program has been arranged with readings from leading preachers for the Baptist faith, inviting local residents to attend.
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Morven
Gasaaren
Baptists
Brooks and Colquitt Counties
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