Greek Prince Andreas of Greece in Greek front line action
Reports from Istanbul quote Turkish officials claiming Prince Andreas of Greece was wounded in action near Brusa. Turkish sources also say General Vlachapouros was killed. Andreas, born 1882 in Athens, is King George II’s son and recently led a division on the front.
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Brusa Front
London
Andreas
Greece
Constantine
Brusa
Constantinople
Evening News
Vlachapouros
Prince Andreas
George
Athens
Princess Alice
Battenberg
Keki-shehr
Brick price cut in half in St Louis
St Louis April 4 Missouri Press Brick and Improvement announces a 60 percent price reduction on building brick. The move aims to boost construction and lower material costs for builders and homeowners alike.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pressed Brick and Improvement Company
Amnesty Plea Seeks Wartime Offender Amnesty
A labor delegation led by Samuel Gompers visits President Harding at the White House to urge amnesty for those convicted of wartime offenses. Gompers says Harding received them well and showed deep interest, offering hopeful prospects for justice.
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Washington
Harding
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
White House
Gompers
Executioners Who Accepted Job Of Killing Would-Be
In Basel two men faced criminal court for taking 400 pounds to kill Franken Krauss and failing to act. A chemist proposed beheading or poison with drowning as a compromise, but vanished after receiving 75 percent upfront. Krauss narrowly avoided self harm and the trio’s plan collapsed amid charges of robbery.
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Basel
Switzerland
Associated Press
Franken Krauss
Lake Lucerne
Five Bandits Executed by Mexicans Near Matamoros
Five Mexican followers of the Cardenas brothers revolution were court martialed near San Fernando south of Matamoros and executed at four o clock Sunday morning. General Rafael Cardenas escaped but is pursued. The movement’s band is practically gone. Augutio Cardenas was captured and executed last week.
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Brownsville
Texas
Cardenay Brothers
San,Fernando
Matamoros
Rafael Cardenas
Auguetio Cardenas
The Casper Tribune Claims Broad News Coverage
The Casper Tribune boasts it is among the best newspapers in the region, highlighting its unique access to both Associated Press and United Press reports. It notes readers receive world news through these wires and asserts superior national coverage compared with other papers.
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Glendo
the Tribune
United States
Tribune
Associated Press Wire Report
Chicago Tribune
Denver Post
Casper Tribune
The
U 1 Press
Wyoming
Associated
United Press
Irish Army on Warpath in Several Counties War Sector
Flying columns of the Irish republican army are reported active in Fermanagh Armagh Tyrone Kildare and Queen's counties with much road destruction and intimidation. A clash near Dundrum south of Dublin ended with two shots fired at pursuing forces and the rebels setting fire to shrubbery as they retreated. Crown forces halted machine guns to avoid harm to picnicking civilians.
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Erin
Dublin
Associated Press
Irish Republican Army
Fermanagh
Armagh
Tyrone
Kildare
Queen's Counties
Dundrum
Crown
Stillman alimony order in divorce fight begins today
White Plains April 4 Justice Morschauser ordered payment of alimony and counsel fees in the Stillman versus Stillman divorce within thirty days and stayed referee hearings. The case centers on alleged letters including a confession by Mrs Stillman and letters from Fred Beauvais, with corespondence names listed.
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White Plains
Morschauser
Supreme Court
James A. Stillman
New York
Anne A. Stillman
Jay Léeds
Grovie
Valve Rutledge
W. J. Rutledge
Claude Hreat
Lue Mahon
Estelle Klee
N.Y
Associated Counsel
Stillman
Mia
Fred Beauvais
Indian Guide
Justice Morchaus
John I’. Brennan
Yonkers
Counse
Bullman
Charles Asks To Stay As Citizen And King
Budapest dispatch reports former Charles exiled would remain in Hungary as a private citizen if not king. Health, travel plans, and possible ambulance transport were debated as Vienna and Geneva sources note Charles may reach the Swiss frontier tonight. Hungarian assembly resolutions demand arrests of Count Andrasy and General Lobor amid talk of a future king election on August 30.
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Hungary
Switzerland
Geneva
Budapest
Res
Associated Press
Charles Ceeminety
Steinamanger
Bwiteerland
Vienna
Male
Charles
Hero Haw
Charlee
Mindmay
Andrasov
Lobar
Weat
Hungarian National Assembly
Austrian Cabinet Announces Charles Emperor Departure Delay
The Austrian cabinet informs Hungary of an unexpected delay in the departure of Emperor Charles. The move follows a Hungarian promise regarding the imperial conduct, with continued coverage noted on page 5.
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Bemperor Charles
Anstrian
Hig Wafe
Blungary
Charlee
War Medal Is Returned By Home Burglar
J. W. Miller of 331 East Fourth street reported a break in last week and found his World War I and Victory medals inside a paper sack hidden at his front door. He fears the robbers may try to return the items to avoid arrest.
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J. W. Miller
East Fourth Street
Miller
Miler
Bombs Thrown at Belfast Guards Cause Excitement
In Belfast on April 4 two bombs were hurled at guards protecting the Ulster club. General Bainbridge, leading troops in the area, was a frequent visitor. Only one bomb exploded, causing no damage or casualties. the assailants escaped.
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Belfast
Ulster Club
Bainbridge
Wister
Foreigners 10 Get Concession in Soviet Property Regime
Paris reports new Soviet govern measures to allow foreigners to exploit their properties in Russia under a regime akin to that used for mines. The announcement came via a Moscow wireless message from Soviet government services.
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Paris
Ininussia
Moscow
State School Land Income Fight Heads to Supreme Court
Alfred H. Beach and J. G. Hartwell gather for Lusk district to seek a writ of mandamus directing that half of the 1920 pro rata school land income be paid to current school expenses, challenging Attorney General Walls opinion that such income must first go into a permanent fund.
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Tribune
Cheyenne
W. L. Walls
Innis
State Supreme Court
Lusk
Alfred H. Beach
Newcastle
Alfred H
Supreme Court
J. G. Hartwell
Iso
Beach
Hartwell
Act
Tho
Attorne Ceneral
Hughes Demands Germany Pay Reparations to Limit
Secretary Hughes confirms U S demand that Germany pay to the limit of its ability. He notes Germany’s wish to reopen negotiations and urges prompt settlement that satisfies allies and allows Germany to renew productive activity. The exchange includes Dr. Walter Simons’ March 23 memorandum and Hughes’ March 29 reply. copies given to allied diplomats in Berlin.
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Hughes
Hans
Walter Simons
Germany
United States
Caid
Beeves
Simong
Standard and Midwest Officials Visit Casper Oil Fields
Western oil interests led by Standard Oil and Midwest Refining officials toured Casper to inspect properties in the oil and industrial districts. The delegation included W M Burton and Henry A Blackmer among others, with plans to visit Ball Creek field. No formal policy announcements were made and the purpose of the visit remained unclear. Muskegon lends 10000 dollars to unemployed citizens.
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Standard and Midwest
Casper
Oil Fields
Standard Oil v
Midwest Refining Company
Standard
W. M. Burton
Col. RR
W. Stewart
B.3. Seubert
Allen Jackson
Beaumont Parks
W. I. Warwick
Vic
R. W H. McElroy
J. W. Curry
Gentry Cash
Intour
Henry A. Blackmer
John D. Clark
Tyson A. Dines
The
H. B. Andrus
A. B. Thompson
Gener
Midwest
Hillson
L. A Reed
Ball Creek Flell
Standard Company
Standard of Indiana
Milweat Refining Company
Wwente
Chamber of Commerce
Bonds of Sox Reduced in Chicago Players Case
Bonds for seven indicted Chicago American League club players were reduced from 24000 to 7400 by Chief Justice Charlcn A. McDonald. Players named include Joe Jackson Eddie Cicotte Claud Williams George Weaver Oscar Felach Fred McMullin and Charles Fublaberg.
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Chicago
Charlcn A. McDonald
The
Criminal Court
Joe Jackson
Eddie Cicette
Claud Williams
George Weaver
Oscar Felach
Fred McMullin
Charles Fulaberg
Montana Road Seeks Raise in Passenger Rate
Attorneys for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway claim before Examiner Mattingly that withholding interstate fare increases discriminates against interstate commerce. They argue Montana rates recently raised exclude the partially electric line and that the road is a standard railroad under ICC jurisdiction.
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Washington
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Examiner Mattingly
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Commission
Painters Union Cuts Wages in Salt Lake City
The Master Painters' association announced wage cuts from 4 to 7.20 dollars per day in Salt Lake City following a move by the Sheet Metal Contractors' association. The action aims to reduce labor costs amid ongoing industry wage pressures.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Master Painters’ Association
Britain Faces Deep Agitation Over Coal Strike Conditions
Britain remains deeply agitated as coal strikes shut down collieries and disrupts labor, commerce, and finance. Lloyd George prepared to speak in the Commons after a cabinet meeting while Wales fires threaten Skewenheats workings and industrials suspend double shifts. Regulators debate emergency measures and wage subsidies amid stalled wage-scale talks.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Lioys George
House of Commons
Wales
Lingfeld
Lloyd George
Robert Stevenson Horne
The
Daily Graphic
U S Radical Deported From Mexico
Lynn A. E. Gale an American radical was arrested in Mexico City and deported via Vera Cruz. Newspapers report he may be sent to Laredo to face U S authorities. President Obregon says Gale was deported for anti government activities classed as pernicious foreigner. Two other radical propagandists are expected to be deported soon.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Lynn A. E. Gale
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Laredo
United States
Gale
Obregon
Rade
Reintroduction of Knox Peace Resolution Planned
Washington reports President Harding is understood to approve immediate reintroduction of the Knox peace resolution when Congress convenes next week. GOP senators indicate reluctance on timing and possible gag amendments as administration circles hope for progress toward a world peace program within months. Chicago reports arrest warrants and conspiracy charges against Retail Coal Buyers officers and associated merchants groups.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Olapao
Chicago
Agpril
Clark
Bayrea
Clauiol
Devine
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Caspier Tribune
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Sandy Thompson
Dobson
Hero Friday
Langford
Jag. A. Stillman
Smk
Nave Steinamanger
Jefus
Hun
Charlo Hae
Cate
Gorically
Andraasy
Reagih
Nord
Parle
Austria
State Department
Loring Diesel
Berlin
Muskegon
Mich
Hae
Montana Road
Britain
U. S
Knox
Tkwae
United Estates
League of Nations
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