Senate Confirms Harding Nominations Amid Adjournment Hints
Nearly twenty nominations from President Harding were confirmed by the Senate as it prepared for an impending adjournment. Names include D. B. Crissinger for comptroller of the currency and Ernest Lester Jones to direct the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Esch and Potter were reported favorably for the Interstate Commerce Commission but action was not final. LeFollette may oppose Esch.
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Harding
Senate
Congress
Crissinger
Marian
Ohio
Fred Morris Dearing
Missouri
Elmer D. Ball
Agriculture
William Q. Reville
Boston
District of
Massachusetts
William S. Calbertson
Kansas
Tariff Commission
Charles B. McVay, Jr
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Ernest Lester Jones
Virginia
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Scu
John J. Esch
Wisconsin
Mark W. Potter
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Mr. Esch
Senator LeFollette
Thomas G. Marvin
William H. Joyer
Los Anmgeles
Federal Farm Long Board
Walter Lyon
Pittsburgh
Enant
Penseylvania
United States
Pennsylvanis
Clarence ©. Chase
New Mexico
Gustave Lukesh
Mississippi River Commission
Toho Thames Axton
Culnei Gustave Luksh Wasnami
Harding Sends Emissary with Terms to Mexico
Special emissary of President Harding arrives to present terms for a US recognition of Mexico to President Obregon. The mission stays at a hotel. date for possible recognition unclear. Shaushnessy named ambassador and Summedelin as chargé d affaires to depart for Washington.
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Harding
Mexico
T_VAN
LEA
Obregon
United States
Abentire
Oqoregen
Welenn
Shaushnessy
George Summedelin
Daifaires
A . Fll
In & Bars
Washington
Sture Hughes
Petrograd and Moscow to Seek Food Control Power
Washington reports indicate military dominance in Petrograd and Moscow hinges on food supply maneuvers. Bolshevik and revolutionary forces contest rations. Kronstadt is a key focus with rebels claiming support from Petrograd workers.
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Petrograd
Moscow
Washington
State Department
Battle Reopens on Petrograd with Greater Intensity
Petrograd fights flare anew as Kronstadt batteries bombard the city and surrounding areas. Heavy ships Sebastopol and Petropavlovsk direct the fire while coastal batteries reply. Reports say insurrection may spread to the Harelina peninsula as refugees claim machine guns used against cadet officers. A new revolutionary newspaper Izveatia appears in Konetrat with an appeal to fortress soldiers.
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Marc V
Associated Press
Petrograd
Ino Kronstadt
Dagene Nyheier
Krousted
Hrasnoye Gorka
Krasnoye Gorka
Sebastopol
Petropavlovsk
Sigte
iKypnstad
Systerbay
Harelina
Salls
Dagens Nyther
Izveatia
Kvonetrat
Story of Wilson Regime Told by Lansing and Creel
In Washington March 14 a preview of Secretary Lansing’s forthcoming book reveals private notes from the Peace Conference. The Republicans fear archives may shift views of Woodrow Wilson, while Lansing’s manuscript includes numerous excerpts from his private observations. (Continued on Page Height.)
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Baker
Creel
Wilson
Atteas
Tere
Washington
Dir. Lanai
Kerensky Says Bolshevism and Czarism Endanger Russia
Alexander Kerensky, lates Russia’s prime minister, warns London that new upheavals in Russia will mirror the 1917 revolution. He says Bolshevism and czarism are alike to working classes and peasantry, predicting the overthrow of the dictatorship and reliance on external aid will fail. He blames internal disorder on Bolsheviks, Lenine, and Dratuky, and calls for end to foreign interference as Russians tire of the Bolshevist experiment.
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London
Associated Press
Rsgia Rodey
Alexander BP
Kereny Russis
Deshiny
Foussia
Kerensky
Brong
Germany Will Say She Is Not Bound By Simons Offer
Bralin March 11 The German government is expected to declare within days that it is not bound by second count el proposals offered in London by foreign minister Simons The sentiment in the Reichstag foreign relations committee foreshadows the move Simons argues for vindication for going beyond Berlin accords ahead of London talks The Allies have reportedly rejected Dr Simons final proposals and Germany cannot possibly meet the conditions continued on page nine
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Karl VW. von Wigan
Bralin
London
Simons
Foreign
Reichstag
Berlin
Gerranas Caule
Sinn Feiners Buck Salesman In Grand Canal at Dublin
Sinn Feiners abducted a salesman in Dublin’s Grand Canal area during a campaign against Belfast trade. The man Magee was seized Thursday by volunteers, imprisoned, transported in an automobile, and later freed. Authorities report this as part of a broader IRA effort targeting trade depots and businesses tied to Belfast routes.
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DTN Mapeh Bt
Associatee Press
Pedeatiald
Ie Yoarty
Kalesmind Ter
Grand Canal
Magee
Trish
Speulators
Bern
Irish Republican Army
Lovcolf
Belfast
Dublin
Proof of Existence of Life on Mars Declared Not Satisfying
Dr Theodore Brown, professor at avanemiog Al Brown nasurally, argued that no satisfying proof of life on Mars exists. He critiqued canals' uniformity and stressed the evolving science of astrophotography, noting slides of sunspots, comets, and star groups as evidence of our expanding view of the universe. The lecture, under the auspic es of the T. Co cin, featured a musical program prior to the talk.
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Mars
Theodore Brown
Brown
Astrajomers
T. Co Cin
Bloody underclothing shown in court in Hamon murder case
In Ardmore Oklahoma on March 11 jurors heard about a blond union suit and a red stained shirt passed to the jury in the murder trial of Clara Smith Hanton widow of the slain and Cara Hamon defendant. Both women sobbed hysterically as the courtroom scene unfolded with onlookers and family members showing deep distress. The defense argued to strike the evidence, while the crowd watched the distraught women amid the trial’s tense moment.
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Deed Oil
Sam Blair
Universal Service
Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hanton
Ritenuou
Bumon
Cara -Hamon
Shliowlder
Jakeyx
Nm Sre Jokens
Sett Sontvor
Crestale
Heim de
Doatar
Neworthy
Hannon
Wardome
New Haven Road Wage Cut Conference Expected Today
Union rail men attack wage reductions and accuse management of extravagance as roads push for lower rates. Executives defend cuts as necessary to enable lower freight and passenger prices, with plans to apply reductions from lowest to highest paid workers and eventual top brass. Potential Senate inquiry urged by critics while labor board complaints loom.
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New Haven
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Chicago
Ths
J. G. Ludhraon
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
4. B. Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committees
Surgery Professor In Yale Medical School Resigns
AVIEN Gunn Man reports that De Joseph M a professor of surgery at Vale University resigns. The corporation approved dropping Dr Flint from 14 seats and acknowledged his past leadership of the Yale Mobile hospital unit that served in France during World War I. The resignation, effective in June, cites poor health after the war and plans to live in California.
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Gunn
de Joseph M
Vale University
Toni
DF Wlint
Yale Medical School
Flint
Yale Mobile Hospital
France
Anic Ryice
Tint
Haalta
California
Yap Controversy and Pacific Cable Rights
The crisis over Pacific cable control continues as the Harding administration faces Japan’s demand for exclusive jurisdiction. The issue centers on cables linked to former German lines and the status of American and Japanese rights to operation and use.
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Pacific
Bay
Harding
Japan
Pan
Gham
Pacifice
Yokohama
Stiglasis
Benson Asked 10 Run Ship Board
President Harding formally designated Benson to continue as head of the Shipping Board despite its unorganized state. The action follows Benson's report to the President and a cabinet meeting noting disbursement questions as commissions near expiration.
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Ship Board
Washington
Obama Benson
Harding
Chaman Benson
Danesy
Senate
Congress
Lima
William DeLaney Brother of Senator Dies in Houston
Word reached of the death in Houston of William DeLaney brother of Senator Alexander L. DeLaney. He was about 52, formerly of Bridgeport, long employed by the Houston Post, and lived 35 years in the city before moving to Bridgeport four years ago. Survived by Miss Agnes Delaney, Mrs Grace Certigtt and brother John. Burial will be in Leusten.
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Delaney
Ellen Tree Laney
Iled Arch Street
Alexander L. Dev Laney
Euston
Houston Post
Bridgeport
Eno Viters
Agnes TF. Delaney
Grace T. Certigtt
John
Sleusten
Broadway Night Life in Stokes Divorce Case Emerges
The Stokes divorce suit in New York reveals sensational testimony on marriage, vacations, and scandal as witnesses describe yacht and seaside life through the lens of wealthy figures. Dr Myron Morris and a new figure, engineer George Schroeder, enter the record as the court delves into the case.
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Gay Shore
W. E. D. Stokes
Terry Ramsay
Lughiee Pineh
New York
Helen Winood Stakes
Airs
Arthur S. Miller
Denver
Francis T. Wellman
Stokes
Myron L. Morris
George Schroeder
Martin W. Titleton
Mra. Oles
Schroeder
Littleton
South Swept by Fierce Storm Injuring Many
A severe storm struck the region including the South area, damaging derricks and injuring several people. Widespread wrecking reported with many buildings damaged and downed power wires. Authorities note multiple towns affected as crews assess the extent of destruction.
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South
Palte
Miss
The Sky Is the Limit When Rubles Are Being Offered
War saw reports a reward of five million rubles for General Noskinsky dead or alive in the Petrograd region. Aimed at the revolutionary teacher alias Hae toveky, the effort is linked to ten million Mibves for Trotaky's body. The date cited is March 1 with ruble to dollar values noted.
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Pressi
Leon Tyatke
Nusgian Savie
Noskinsky
Petrograd
Haetoveky
Trotaky
New Haven Meeting Denies Wage Cut for Unskilled Workers
About 200 railroad workers gathered at General Manager Bardo in New Haven to resist a proposed wage reduction of about 24 percent set for April 15. Leaders from unskilled, nonunionized ranks insisted no cuts would be accepted, with further discussions planned and a general manager’s statement expected after continued meetings.
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Manaser Bardo
Act
Bardo
George TH
Waleh
Boston
Eugene £. Grintes
Arrhin
New England
Nea
Efforts to Settle Southern Rail Strike Failure
Two federal mediators failed to move Southern Railway workers toward arbitration after receiver B. J. Bugg refused to enter the negotiations. Bugg argued the road could not pay out more than its earnings, making compromise impossible. Washington-bound commissioners concluded the talks were unproductive.
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Birmingham
Atlantic
B. J. Bugg
Washington
Bugg
Mongrel plea dubbed in Bozeman assault defense
Judge DeForest labeled Bozeman s answer to Cosan s suit as immaterial and scandalous describing it as a mongrel plea intended to mitigate damages for the admitted assault. The case stems from an May arrest after Cosan, known as White Star, failed to answer Bozeman s questions at police headquarters and was struck several times.
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Cosmin
Robert HN. DeForest
Cordu
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Bozemain
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DeForest
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Cosan
Conza
Cor Med Sul
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Dudgze DeForest
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