Hungarian Leader Reported Slain in Prague Dispatch
Prague dispatch claims Count Karolyi, former Hungarian premier, has been assassinated or arrested by communists. Budapest street fighting intensified with machine gun fire as communists and altbolshevik forces clash. casualties rise. Reports note martial law in Czecho Slovakia and Raab town capture affecting communications between Vienna and Budapest. The and allied missions face detentions as revolutions ripple through the region.
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Prague
Karolyi
London
Count Karolyi
Vienna
Budapest
Berlin
Fron
Ecommunist
Russia
Raab
Danube
Mary
Paris
Avril
Bohemia
Pressburg
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Jiave Jeft
Michiel Saarom
Dbunswors
Revolutionary Tribunal
National Tidende Slavs
Wounded Bound for West Chicago Train Transport
More than 12 percent of wounded soldiers are being moved to Linda Vista Camp Kearney California aboard a hospital train described as a modern improvement. The five day trip begins in Hoboken and is led by Capt W Oel Chiften. At Lasalle Street Station a soldier underwent surgery for injuries from a shrapnel blast.
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Chicago
Balcony Collapse Hurts Dozen at Darlington’s Store
A mezzanine balcony at Darlington's department store in downtown Philadelphia collapsed during a job fair, injuring about twelve people though none seriously. Shoppers panicked as glass and splinters rained down, with many fainting and women becoming hysterical.
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Philadelphia
Darlington’s Department Store
Bavarian Independents Urge Melting Ex-royals Statues
Independent Socialists in Bavaria call on the government to melt all statues of former royalties and statesmen, including Bismarck. They want the metal used for industry and the flags turned into clothing for children.
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Bavaria
Berlin
Bismiarck
Yanks Battle Reds in Snow In Northern Russia and Poland
Allied forces press Bolshevik lines in cold, snow bound action. Kolchak troops drive westward amid large prisoner captures. Poles seize Pinsk and Grodno as Bolsheviks retreat in disorder. Malcolm V. Arnold listed missing.
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Boltshoia- Ozera
Malcolm V. Arnold
Lincoln
Neb
Bolshoia-Ozera
Aliens on Their Way Out from Chicago to Ellis Island
Forty aliens consigned to Ellis Island for deportation passed through Chicago under federal inspector Leo P. Russell. The prison Pullman with steel grating carried the group, including three women, was fed at Ta Sate street station and departed to New York on the Nickel Plate.
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Chicago
Ellis Island
Northwest
Leo P. Russell
Seattle
Northwestern
Ta Sate Street
New York
TUSK MOVE IN TRIPOLI FAILS Tunis
Prince Osman Fouad Pasha who claims to be son of the late Sultan Abdul Hamid surrenders to a French detachment in Tripoli and is handed over to Italian military authorities by the French.
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Italy
Tunis
Tripoli
Osman Fouad Pasha
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Africa
Prussia Clings to Rhine Lands amid Unity Vote
The Prussian National Assembly voted unanimously against relinquishing Rhine territory including the Saar basin. Protests swell across Germany against surrendering peace as Count Brockdorff-Rantzau and officials push against concessions while Prussia seeks credit and faces a mounting deficit of substantial size.
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Tavis
National Assembly
Clais
Serline Amfster
Doctor Schiffer
Finnce
Peres Zeitung
Premer Tirseh
West Prussia
Posen
Upper Silesina
Railway Aid for Farmer Meeting Set in Memphis
The railroad administration agricultural section with the Department of Agriculture plans to resume rural development work. A call has been issued for 200 railroad representatives to meet in Memphis, Tennessee, April 2 for a three day session. Topics include marketing, extension methods, stock raising, dairying, fruit growing, homeseekers, settlers aid, farm credits, and local organization cooperation.
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Chicaco
Railroad Administration
Memphis
Tenn
Stampede at Gleiwitz juvenile show kills seventy children
Berlin reports a tragedy at Gleiwitz in Silesia where a panic during a juvenile entertainment caused seventy deaths and twenty serious injuries as children rushed for exits and stairways in a fire alarm scenario.
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Gleiwitz
Silesia
Berlin
Mother and Babies Perish in Fire Tragedy
New York report states Mrs Louise Mercier tried to save her children from a blaze and was burned to death. Two children Helen aged three and Sonia age six also perished, while two other youngsters were taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Woman
New York
Louise Mercier
Helen
Sonia
Great Progress Toward Peace Reported From Paris Talks
Allied leaders in Paris reported greater progress toward peace with optimistic notes on league of nations amendments and Monroe doctrine protections. A map illustrated Bolshevik reach across half of Europe while Wilson, Lloyd George, Clemenceau and Orkian discussed Hungarian unrest and eastern Europe.
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Washington
White House
Paris
League of Nations
League
Associated Powers
Peace Conference
Supreme Council
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orkin
Mr. Wilson
Hungary
Europe
Typerts
Russia
Ukraine
Lithuania
Odessa
Army Air Service Discharges Reach 109,247 by March 13
Washington reports 109 247 officers cadets and enlisted men discharged from the army air service up to March 13. The service total at end of hostilities stood at 190 527.
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Washington
Army Air Service
French Chief Wounded in Budapest Arrest Resistance
The Hungarian legation in Budapest said Colonel Vix head of the French mission was slightly wounded during an attempted arrest in Budapest. The report notes Vix resisted arrest and sustained minor injuries.
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Charles Pergler
Washington
Bohemia
Town
Vix
Budapest
Berge
Three Spartacan agitators admit inciting unrest in Coblenz area
In Coblenz on March 26 three Spartacan sympathizers admitted to American military authorities they entered the occupied zone to organize workers into Spartacan forces. Frederick Schwarzkopf, a leader, was arrested with six others. 19 Germans are under arrest for attempts to stir civilian workers. The plan aimed at uprising on March 30 against American troops and seizing banks and rail stations with unoccupied Germany's aid.
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Coblenz
Collenz-banks
Germany
Frederick Schwarzkopf
Schwarzkopf
Cobsenz
Berlin
Mareh Toor
New Wave of U S Troops Arrives in New York
The steamship Venez ia arrived with 1,496 casual troops from Marseilles and 5,013 more aboard the transport George Washington from Brest. Units include Seventeenth regiment railway engineers and the One Hundred and Thirty-fifth machines gun battalion with companies from Ohio Wisconsin New Jersey and Iowa. Five officers 626 men and nurses returned wounded or sick.
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New York
Venezia
Marseilles
Aurines
Amy
Ohio
Indiana
Hingis
Kentucky
Michigan
Wisconsin
St. Nazaire
Susquehanna
New. Jersey
Iowa
George Washington
Brest
Sonnyete
National Guard of
West Virginia
Ladd
Martial Law Proclaimed in Spain as Strike Grips Barcelona
Madrid declares martial law at five am with possible suspension of constitutional guaranties. A general strike erupts in Barcelona. In Milwaukee a 7 feet 11 inch colored stage giant George Bell, 65, is shot dead at a rooming house. Maceo Ealy, 25, detained after the incident.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Milwaukee
Wis
George Bell
Maceo Ealy
Joan of Arc Canonization Seen Likely by March Dispatch
Paris report cites Rome dispatch saying the canonization of Joan of Arc is considered certain and a decision from Pope Benedict is expected by March 26. The note places the event in context of papal action and timing.
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Joan of Arc
Paris
Rome
Benedict
U S Masses Fleet Arrives at Tagus From Brest
A fleet of 39 American warships from Brest anchored in the Tagus at Lisbon on March 27, increasing the American naval presence to 54 ships in the river. In Kingston Jamaica, the ships left for Guantanamo on March 27 after seaplanes flew over the city, drawing consternation as the first airplane sighting there.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Brest
Tagus
Kingston
Jamaica
Guantanamo
French Lose in Ukraine Speech in Commons Cites Setbacks
Winston Churchill reports that French forces entering Ukraine from the south faced superior opponents and local hostility, marking a troublesome period. Viscount Mivner warns peace is distant, urging no reduction in army and navy estimates.
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London
Russia
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ukraine
House of Lords
Mihner
Nurse Drowns Saving Child in Detroit River
Miss Ann Koepke, nineteen, a nurse, and Duncan McNabb Jr. drowned after the nurse leaped into the Detroit river to rescue the child she was caring for. The buggy rolled into the water as she pursued another child. the child died in the buggy and the nurse was later recovered.
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Detroit
Ann Koepke
Duncan McNabb, Jr
New Commander at Lakes Naval Training Station
Commander R F Zogbaum arrives at the Lakes naval training station to succeed Lieutenant Commander S G Roberts as executive officer. He comes from 19 months aboard the destroyer U S S Stephens in the Atlantic fleet, which served in U boat and mine zones during the war, and will take the post when Roberts goes to sea on April 4.
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Zogbhaum
Roberts
Great. Lakes
R. F. Zoghaum
S. G.roberts
Comander
Zogbaum
Markets prompt prices for flour hay butter eggs and livestock
Market summaries list flour prices in jute sacks and hard soft winter grades, hay and clover timothy values, butter with grade based premiums, eggs by grade, live poultry and iced poultry, potatoes per hundred pounds, and cattle hogs sheep prices by quality and weight, including cows veal calves lambs and feeding stock.
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Hay—Choice
Colorado
Community Notes From Oolitic and Nearby
Ida Lewis correspondent reports social visits in Oolitic including Ed Tapp and Jim Hatfield sisters hosting, Miss Melvena Harvey sick with influenza, and multiple guests at various homes. A Gulliets Creek Baptist revival runs all week with Warren Sanders to preach. Myrtle Turner and Marel Lewis wed quietly Saturday afternoon, Albert Turner’s daughter and Alva Turner’s son unite.
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Myrtle Turner
Marel Lewis
John Williams
Branch Dry Goods House Suit Sale Ad
Bargains in suits capes dollmans and silk dresses from the Chicago market offered at a 20 percent saving. Ready to wear items promoted by the Branch Dry Goods House.
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Warsaw
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Suedekuin
Prueo
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Croatia
Harry G. Hawker
Harry G
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New Foundland
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Uae
Ida Lewis
Ed Tapp
Jim Hatfield
Oolitic
Melvena Harvey
Jerry Lewis
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Tle
Thomas Tumey
App
Charley Deckard
William Lewis
Thos. Tumey
Politic
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James Watson
Near Guthrie
Harry Sipes
Henry Johnson and Son
Thomas Lewis
Robert Owens
Stanley Anderson
Arch ‘Anderson
Jewel
Mrs. Norvl Southern
Dewey Hatfield
James Hatfield
Dee Hatfield
Childen
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Groom
Alva Turner
H. I. Elson
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