Early Returns Reshape GOP Endorsement Fight in SD Primary
In Sioux Falls South Dakota on March 23 early returns from 359 of 1740 precincts show General Leonard Wood leading Frank O Lowden by 1156 votes with Senator Hiram Johnson close behind for second place. Miles Poindexter trails with scattered early votes as the contest among Wood Johnson Lowden and Poindexter for the Republican presidential endorsement unfolds.
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S. D
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Miles Poindexter
South Dakota
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Lowden
Johnson
Poindexter
Litigation escalates between Christian Science Church leaders
Yesterday interjected charges intensified the dispute between church directors and trustees, fueling a broader litigation battle. Details continued on page 12, third column.
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Christian Science
Emilie B. Hulin
A. B. Frost
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hulin
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Christian Science Church
Argu
White slave charge laid against Mary Medeiros in Bedford
Mary Medeiros alias Rose Medeiros alias Pearl Madden 19 of Fairhaven was arrested by Inspector Pieraccini on a white slavery charge. Molly McGuire 16 of County street and Nora Slattery 14 of County street said Medeiros enticed them from their homes after meeting at a Purchase street department store lounge. They traveled to Boston by a late train on March 6 and were taken to a hotel and introduced to men.
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Bedford
Mary Medeiros
Rose Medeiros
Pearl Madden
Chestnut Street
Fairhaven
Raphael Pieraccini
Molly McGuire
County Street
Nora Slattery
Medeiros
Purchase Street
Boston
Crown Prince Granted Island for Residence
The premier read to Parliament a royal decree granting the island of Wieringen as a residence for the former German crown prince. The decree, dated March 20, specifies residence without prejudice to future arrangements. The ruling was announced in The Hague on March 23.
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the Hague
Associated Press
Wieringen
Red Army 50,000 Men Advance on Wesel Near Essen
The local executive council reports the entire industrial region around Essen is under control of revolutionary workers and a Red army of 50,000 is advancing on Wesel. The War Department disputes Admiral Sims on land force conduct while Bliss, U S representative, denies the admiral’s statements in the Supreme War Council.
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Navy Department
War Department
Tasker H. Bliss
Supreme War Council
Essen
Germany
Copenhagen
Revolutionary Works Men
Wesel
Boston police require residence within city by May first
Superintendent Crowley Ordered all new Boston police recruits to secure Boston residences by May 1. If they cannot, officers will be listed from their attached station house for a reasonable grace period. Many live outside the city due to housing costs, but the rule must be met.
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Force
Yesterday's Temperature Report Continues on Page 2
The newspaper extends yesterday's temperature report onto the second page with updated readings and regional figures. Readers are prompted to check the continuation for highs, lows, and regional variations across locales.
Inquest Opens Into Lord Mayor MacCurtain’s Killing
An inquest was opened in Cork into the assassination of Lord Mayor MacCurtain killed at his home last Saturday. Attorney for the next of kin claimed police involvement and said bullets found near the house resembled those used by local police. He noted a police uniform button found inside the mayor’s house and urged authorities to reveal barracks rosters. The inquest was adjourned to a later date.
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MacCurtain
Liynch
Heavy defeat for communist forces in Koburg region
In Saxe Koburg Gotha on March 23 the Reichswehr commander reported a heavy defeat of communist forces with more than 1000 killed in the engagement.
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Koburg
Saxe-Koburg-Gotha
Reichswehr
Georges Carpentier Arrives in New York the Welcomed Champion
French boxing champion Georges Carpentier landed in New York with his bride of three weeks and manager Francis Deschamps. The reception surpassed any given to Gaby Deslys, reflecting his status as Europe’s champion. He said he was pleased to reach the United States with the boxing world buzzing around his arrival.
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Georges Carpentier
Gaby Deslys
Gaby
Kingdom
Portugal
Georges
British Empire
Europe
Francis Deschamps
U. S
Bauer Makes Terms With Extremists In Germany
A Copenhagen despatch says the Bauer government reached sweeping concessions with extremists. A purely Socialist cabinet will be formed to restore order and hold general elections. Reichswehr troops to be withdrawn and Berlin workmen's guards formed.
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Copenhagen
London Times
Reichswehr
Berlin
Forecast Promises Warm Day Then Cooler Night
Weekend weather outlook says another fine day with warm daytime temperatures and a cooler night compared to last night. No rainfall expected and light winds likely across coastal regions.
Voting booths close as heavy statewide turnout predicted
Polls closed at five p m and candidates predicted a large statewide vote. Fair weather aided voting with many candidates nominated automatically due to lack of party opposition. The National Non Partisan League ticket was not on the ballot as independent filing time had elapsed. Secretary of State had not received any additional filings.
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National Non-Partisan League
South Dakota
Secretary of State
World War I and early 20th century highlights in brief
Historical blurbs mark events from 1916 to 1918 including the Sussex torpedoing with 50 lives lost, German Somme advances, Rhode Island purchase from Indians in 1628, and the 1917 Massachusetts troops call. An anniversary note recalls the national women’s suffrage convention at St. Louis and the 7th Division welcome in Brooklyn. The steamship Comet fire on the Cumberland River is noted with a $20,000 loss.
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Massachusetts
Somme
Rhode Island
St. Louis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Comet
Cumberland River
Forecast for New England Weather Update
Forecasts show fair conditions in southern New England on Wednesday and Thursday with warmth on the islands. Northern New England expected to stay fair with Vermont warmer, Maine clouding Thursday and possible showers in New Hampshire and Vermont. Offshore winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras will be moderate to fresh southwest or southeast with fair weather and potential showers Thursday night.
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New England
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
New York
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