Hungary Forms Hero Legion For World War Veterans
Berlin dispatch reports Admiral Horthy’s Hungary creating a Hero Legion for WWI veterans. Only decorated soldiers who backed the constitutional government after Bolshevik days can join. Applicants face thirty five investigation committees. entrants receive a hereditary title to pass to the eldest son.
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Kard H. von Wiegand
Berlin
Addjers
von Horthys
Hungary
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18000 Graduates From Knights of Columbus Night Schools
New York City led a nationwide Knights of Columbus night school program with about 18 000 graduates in 119 centers across the country. Diplomas in 37 technical fields will be awarded to more than 0 000 students, with the majority being farmer service men and women. Closing exercises in New York were postponed to early summer due to high registration.
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Maryl
Columbus
He-Halé
Willum J. NcGinley
Farmer Service
Rh Onder
New York
Four Arrested on Liquor Charges by City Police
Four arrests were made on liquor law violations. Named defendants include William Crowley proprietor of the Lexington club at 288 Lexington Avenue Adam Kowalski of 90 Whitney Avenue George A Dadwillan of 650 Warren Street and Thomas Bowden cafe keeper of 61 Park Avenue all in the city.
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William Crowley
James Street
Lexington Club
Lexington Avenue
Adam Kowalski
Whitney
George A. Dadwillan
Warren’ Street
Thomas Bowden
Park Avenue
Inauguration Letter Defines Legion Land Provisions
A historic letter outlines that bonus land approximating twenty acres passes with honor, cannot be sold or mortgaged, remains free of debt, and cannot face foreclosure. It mandates automatic reversion to the legion if a member dies with no heirs, linking the ceremony to a spirit of patriotism and royalty among former servants.
Recognition of Soviet Government to Take Immediate Force
London March 3 Recog nition of the Soviet government of Russia will take immediate force after Genoa conference and no probationary period. Experts say delegates may protest but be overruled. The treaty will set up a commission to negotiate Russia debt with no extraordinary powers, ensuring free imports and exports for all nations and no special favors. France’s Gian nni says Italy aims to prevent monopolies in Russian trade and Britain fears overmonopolization.
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London
Russia
Genda
Genoa
Poehar
Washington
America
Francesca Giannini
Italy
Great Britain
Resignation Accepted of Yale Dean W S Kendall
New Haven March 38 Yale University announced that Professor W S Kendall has resigned as dean of the university. The Yale Corporation expressed appreciation for his service and named Professor Meeks of architecture to succeed him.
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Mar
Wendall
Yaat Fing Arta
Kendall
Tiverel
Meeks
School of Fine Arts
Yale
Sigceed
Battery Trade In Offer for Prest-O-Lite Cars
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Historic Exeter Church Turns Boarding House in Lebanon
In Revolutionary War days Exeter Church Society was farmed to meet village needs. Governor Jonathan Trumbull of Connecticut donated generously to the society. The church was organized earlier and ceased as a separate entity on April 30, 1929. The original building gave way to an 1844 edifice later held by the Congregational Church Missionary Society of Hartford.
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Jonathan Trumbull
Connecticut
Exeter Church
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Congregational Church Missionary Society of
Hartfard
Labor Board May Offer Services in Textile Dispute
Providence March 24 The state board of labor may step in to mediate the Rhode Island textile dispute after the mediation and conciliation board dissolved. Labor Commissioner George H Webb said the board is ready to act. The third month of the strike saw clashes between strikers and police at Phillipsville East Providence with shots fired and a wounded striker. Authorities claimed an ambush on workers bound for a Pawtucket mill, while strikers said they were returning from picket duty. Sheriff Andrews warned that deploying more guards would be a mistake and warned against overreaction in Blackstone Valley plant protection.
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Providence
Bodra
State Board of Labor
Rhode Island
George H. Webb
Phillipshets
East Providence
Ong
Pawtucket
Sherif Andrews
Planta
Blackstone Valley
Sherifandraw
Janitor Testifies on Quiet Advice in Rickard Case
New York March 23 The prosecution built its case against ex promoter Rickard with a janitor's testimony that Rickard told him to keep quiet after his arrest. The witness said Rickard claimed someone was framing him and pointed to Dominic Reilly as a supposed ally of Rickard’s counsel Max Stever. The trial also heard about relationships to Sarah Schoenfeld and other witnesses, with authorities denying motions to dismiss charges.
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Ex Rigbard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Herman Beth
West 47Th Street
Alfesed
Ale
Berch
Rickard
Madigan Square Garden
Xaar| Rickard
47Th Street
Walter Fields
bin Mnalde
Enteen
Marden
Bernd
Cress
Gamien Euyvergt Tines
Willian Travty Gibbs
Children's Aid
Nellie Gasko
Saran Bennensekt
Sarah
Sie
Sarai
Society
Gome
Nellie
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