Charles Bethlen Moves Against Charles Restoration Effort
Count Stefan Bethlen led a strong force to Steinamanger to deter any civil war movement as Charles I remained under strict supervision. Premier Teleki and Count Andrassy urged Charles to depart Hungary while Spain offered protection and plans to relocate the former emperor.
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Count Bethlen
Associated Press
Budapest
Stefan Bethien
Horthy
Stelnamanger
Charles
Archduke Joseph
Telekne
Julius Andrassy
Hungary
Steinamanger
Spain
Reale de Guarda
Count Mikes
Lehar
Belitska
Moss pleads guilty accessory after the fact
Joseph A. Moss admitted guilt to being an accessory after the fact in the November slaying of Henry T. Peirce, a manufacturers' sales agent, in Philadelphia. The jury acquitted him of murder and sentencing followed Marie Rogers’s impending trial on similar charges.
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Philadelphia
Joseph A. Moss
Henry T. Peirce
Gales
Audrenreid
Marie Rogers
Rogers
Peter D Treadway
Moss
MIT Names Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols President
New Head Massachusetts Tech Cambridge Mass March 20 The corporation of the institute announced the election of Dr. Ernest Fox Nichols former Dartmouth College president as MIT president He will assume office July 1 Nichols has been a Yale University physics professor and has pursued private research since leaving Dartmouth.
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New Head
Massachusetts Tech
Cambridge Mass
Ernest Fox Nichols
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nichols
Yale University
Dartmouth
Separate trials eyed for each murder charges in Georgia case
Federal agents raid a Jasper county farm linked to John Williams amid three murder indictments in Newton county. Williams and other family members face accusations of peonage and inciting race trouble as grand juries probe eight more deaths and possible further indictments. Dr. Gus Williams defends his father's and brothers' innocence and describes farm conditions during wartime service.
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Covington
Jasper County
John
Williams
John B. Hutcheson
Newton County
Dorsey
Clyde Manning
Manning
Floyd Johnson
John S. Williams
Gus Williams
Wiliams
Julian
Hyland
Marvin
Dr. Willams
Men In Today
Dr. Williams
Viviani Seeks Franco American Ties During Courtesy Visit
Former French premier Rene Viviani arrived in Washington as envoy extraordinary and was received by President Harding and Secretary Hughes in courtesy meetings. He plans to attend Cardinal Gibbons funeral in Baltimore and a dinner at the French embassy with Vice President Coolidge and Senator Lodge attending.
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Washington
Rene Vivianl
France
Harding
White House
Secretary Hughes
State Department
M. Viviani
Jusserand
United States
America
Fletcher
Hughes
M. Viviani Is Stopping To Return the Visit. the Only Comment Mr. Hughes
Baltimore
Ambassador Jusserand
Cardinal Gibbons
Coolidge
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Baseball leaders call for mass owners change after scandal
Ban Johnson, head of the American League, announced that thirty percent of major league club owners must go to cleanse baseball. He said new indictments will be pursued and pledged to purge the game of gamblers and tempted players. The address was given to the Cleveland recreation council on keep baseball clean.
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Cleveland
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Cleveland Recreation Council
Kentucky tobacco growers move for statewide association
Kentucky farm bureau federation at its second annual convention endorsed forming a statewide burley growers association and sought steps to include dark tobacco growers in the effort.
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Kentucky Tobacco Growers
Louisville
Organization of Kentucky Tobacco Growers
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Adk
Fruit damage may be less than feared
Washington reports from the agriculture department officials say the national fruit crop surplus is not materially affected by the recent cold wave. Early assessments note no damage in New England New York Michigan the Great Lakes region the Pacific coast or the deep south. Only the Ozark mountains and the Cumberland and Shenandoah valleys show notable apple losses while eastern and central regions are expected to warm with possible rain.
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Washington
Haster
Department of Agriculture
New England
New York State
Michigan
Great Lakes Region
Pacific Coast
Ozark Mountains
Cumberland
Shenandoah
Weather Bureau
East
Middle West
Socialist Assemblyman Seated Seat Declared Vacant
The New York state assembly voted seventy seven to sixty two to declare vacant the seat of Assemblyman Henry Jager socialist of the fourteenth district Kings County in Albany.
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Albany
N. Y
State Assembly
Henry Jager
Kings County
Ballard P Huff Dies in Roanoke at 68
Ballard P Huff prominent Roanoke business leader and banker died at his Roanoke home at 6 30 yesterday morning aged sixty eight after years of declining health. He served as senior member and director of Huff Andrews and Thomas and as vice president of the National Exchange Bank influencing southwest Virginia commerce.
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Ballard P. Huff
Huff, Andrews & Thomas
National Exchange Bank
Roanoke
Virginia
Geologic Survey Seeks Coal Stock Picture
Washington reports a survey to determine if consumers burn through reserve coal stocks. A questionnaire asks for April 1 stock levels to guide next year planning. Bituminous output in late March fell to 6.468 million tons, near 1919 strike levels, amid weaker demand and exports.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Smith
Frost Ruins Seventy-Five Percent of 1921 Apple Crop
Reports from the Cumberland Valley fruit belt indicate a 75 percent loss of the 1921 apple harvest due to frost. Buds show heavy damage with many pistils blackened as frost affected high and low areas, threatening a multistate financial impact estimated at 10 to 15 million dollars.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland Valley
Cumberland
Cumberland- Potomac-Shenandoah
S$. L. Johnson
Cumberland Fruit Exchange
Keyser
Hagerstown
Winchester
Last Goodbye to Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore
The obituary recounts the last view of Cardinal Gibbons and the planned state funeral in Baltimore. A mass at the Cathedral of the Assumption will precede the burial in the cathedral crypt. Diplomats and officials will attend as mourners fill the city with solemn observance.
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Baltimore
James
Cardinal Gibbons
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Apostolic
Washington
College of Cardinals
Edison Ford to Attend John Burroughs Funeral in Catskills
Poughkeepsie March 30. John Burroughs will be buried next Sunday on his eighty fourth birthday in a Catskill grave site near Roxbury chosen by relatives. Edison Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone are expected to attend the funeral at Riverby and accompany the body to its resting place.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John Burroughs
Catskill Mountains
Roxbury
Purroughs
Woodchuck Hole
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
H. 8
Firestone
Naturalists Home
Riverby
Hudson
Conference of Postmasters Call Set for Mail Service Talks
Postmasters from New York Chicago St Louis Detroit Washington Baltimore Boston Cleveland and Philadelphia are summoned by Postmaster General Hays to the first departmental conference on mail service conditions next Monday.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hays
Greek Division Captured Near Hiki-Shehr
Turkish forces capture a Greek division at Hiki-Shehr as Greeks flee the city. Anatolian notices report the loss and mass retreat leaving Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Hiki-Shehr
Thhat
Anatolio
Uprisings Hit Moers and Crefeld in Belgian Occupation Zone
In Coblenz on March 30 communist uprisings erupted in Moers and Crefeld within the Belgian occupation zone. Clashes caused casualties among communists. The entire zone remained in ferment while Essen’s situation was reported under control by inter Allied Rhineland officials.
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Coblenz
Moers
Crefeld
Essen
Inter-Allied
Rhineland Commission
Detectives Neuf and Zimmer Ask Retrial in Bergdoll Case
In Mosbach Baden on March 30 American detectives Carl Neuf and Franz Zimmer, recently sentenced for illegal assumption of power in the attempted arrest of draft evader Grover Bergdoll, have not requested a retrial. The jail term became effective last night.
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Mosbach
Baden
Carl Neuf
Franz Zimmer
Grover Bergdoll
Production tax bills begin trip through senate
Charleston March 30 reports show West Virginia lawmakers advancing production tax measures in the senate. Poling bills tax coal oil lumber fire clay and limestone at source while a Sanders companion bill on juries faces strong opposition and several other measures move through committees and calendars.
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Sanders
Charleston
W. Va
Senate
W. J. Poling
Point Pleasant
Senate Judiciary Committee
Poling
Finance Committee
Morten
Bowers
Hager
Black
Shinn
McDermott Nominated Internal Revenue Commissioner
Washington March 30 senators Sutherland and Elkins of West Virginia recommended Joseph H. McDermott of Morgantown for internal revenue commissioner during a White House conference with President Harding. McDermott accompanied the senators to the Capitol and White House briefing.
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Washington
Joseph H. McDermott
Morgantown
W. Va
Internal Revenue
Sutherland and Elkins
West Virginia
Harding
McDermott
White House
Wage Reduction Sought by 26000 Unskilled Rail Workers
Provisional wage cuts for about 26,000 unskilled workers on the New York Central Railroad to take effect April 1 were asked of the railroad labor board. The move, the first by a carrier, signals trunk lines aim to trim payrolls as conferences with other labor groups proceed and reductions across all railway employe classes are considered.
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Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
J. Aronson
New York Central
A. O. Wharton
Mr. Aronson
New York
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities
Postmaster Otto Praeger Resigns From San Antonio Office
Washington announces Otto Praeger second assistant postmaster general has resigned and will vacate the office April 1. Postmaster General Hays stated a successor has not been named.
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Washington
Otto Praeger
San Antonio
Texas
Hays
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Ford
Conference of Postmasters
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Floyd Chapman
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