Former Teuton Court Officers Pay Tribute to Late Empress
Potsdam mourns Empress Augusta Victoria with a royal funeral at the Potsdam palace grounds. Exiled royals, Hohenzollern princes, and former officers attend the service as crowds travel from Berlin to witness the imperial rites. The mausoleum ceremony features church hymns and a solemn procession led by ex-officials and generals.
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Teuton
Ower
Soleum
Dam Palace
Frederick
Holland
Wildpark
Potsdam
Doorn
von Loewenfeld
von Lynckner
von Delbrueck and
Breitenbach
the Black Eagle
Hohenzollern
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
von Mackensen
von Kluck
Toryander
Dom Cathedral
Christ
Berlin
Preas
Roada
Otsdam
Army
Navy
Five Killed On Jap Ships In Boiler Explosion
Tokyo reports a Japanese ship catastrophe as a boiler tube explodes aboard a vessel, resulting in five fatalities. Further details on the incident and ships involved are not provided in the available fragment.
Allied commission sets April 22 deadline for Reichsbank gold transfer
The allied reparations commission orders Germany to move Reichsbank gold to Coblenz and Cologne by April 22. If refused, the commission will demand immediate delivery of all gold. Transfers keep the gold as Reichsbank assets but require prior authority for disposal. A second note from Germany rejects the Rhineland customs regime as a Versailles treaty violation.
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Reichsbank
Allied
Paris
Associated Press
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
German Imperial Bank
Coblenz
Cologne
Commission Itelf
Rhineland Commission
Council of Ambassadors
National League Scores Across Four Cities
In Philadelphia Brooklyn and Philadelphia battle with Brooklyn scoring two in the eighth and another in the tenth while Philadelphia adds runs. Cincinnati and Chicago games feature low offense with sparse hits and multiple errors. Boston and Chicago produce varied innings with late offense and strong pitching performances across both sites.
Baseball Scores From Various Cities
In Detroit Cleveland crushed Detroit 14 to 0 behind Coveleskie and O’Neill. Hollings and Bassler. At St Louis Tally beat Chicago 18 to 9. Schalk Sotheron Severe. At Washington Philadelphia 14 Washington 6. Rommel Naylor Keefe Perkins Gharrity. New York Boston game postponed on wet grounds aboard the Japanese battleship Katori with Crown Prince Hirohito en route to Europe. Two sailors killed, two wounded. Kashima explosion killed three, wounded one. Warships repaired and proceeded to Suez.
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Kator
Crown Prince
Hirohito
Europe
Colombia
Suez
Navy Department
Infant abandoned on rail tracks rescued, baby saved
An infant found on Burlington yard tracks near National Transfer Company yards after dark was rescued by a passerby and taken to the home of Mr and Mrs C Ives. A physician determined the infant was under ten days old. Mrs. Bunch offered to care for the infant until permanent arrangements could be made.
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Fate Alow
Burlington
National Transfer Com
Por
Qhen Traci
Mr. Woellert
Mra
C. Ives
Kimball
Doo Bunch
Sergeant Bunch
The
Police Department
Monroe
American republics to lend inspiration to world rebuild
Denver reports a baby fell 50 feet from a third story window in the Vincent hotel. In New York, President Harding unveiled a Bolivar statue and urged Pan American solidarity, reaffirming the Monroe doctrine as a charter of independence and urging cooperation among American republics for reconstruction and peace.
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Denver
Colo
Robert Pesraon
Elmer Pearson
Las Vegas
N. M
Pearton
New York
Harding
Simon Bolivar
United States
Lexington
North America
Venezuela
Bolivar
Washington
Act
Republic
Asmerica
Aii
Western Solons Plan Discussion Anti Alien Laws
Senators Johnson and Shortridge of California issued invitations for a meeting of senators and representatives from states with alien land law restrictions. The gathering aims to appoint a committee to brief Secretary Hughes on the Japanese situation in western states and discuss pending laws.
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Washington
Johnson and Shortridge
California
Hughes
Ogden Youth Found Dead In Auto Near Ogden Canon
Oscar J. C. Hemenway aged 19 son of the late O G Hemenway a tobacconist of Salt Lake was found dead in the rear of a closed automobile on the road to Ogden canon with a pistol near his right hand and a bullet wound in his temple authorities are investigating the case.
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Ogden
Utah
Oscar J. C. Hemenway
O. G. Hemenway
Salt Lake
Ogden Canon
Former Northwestern official dies in Chicago
CHICAGO April 19 Marshal M. Kirkman former vice president of the Chicago Northwestern railroad died of apoplexy in a city hospital. He was 79 years old and spent 52 years in railroading, authored The Science of Railroading and The Primitive Carriers. Survived by widow a son William Brice Kirkman and daughter Mrs John Moyce of Seattle.
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Chicago
Marshal M. Kirkman
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Kirkman
William Brice ‘Kirkman
John Moyce
Seattle
Wash
Negotiations Reopened With Miners Union
London April 1 owners of coal mines across the United Kingdom met today with Prime Minister Lloyd George expected to submit suggestions to renew wage talks with striking miners. A formal conference with mineral leaders was not expected until Friday, while a favorable atmosphere for settlement followed Lloyd George's address in the House of Commons yesterday.
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London
United Kingdom
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Walton Stands Appointment Confirmed as U S Attorney
The senate confirmed the nomination of Albert J. Walton of Cheyenne to be United States attorney for Wyoming in executive session late Monday afternoon.
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the Tribune
Washington
Albert JD. Walton
Cheyenne
United States
Wyoming
Senate
Crown Forces Kill Comrades at Castle Connell
April 19 report says two crown forces members were killed and one wounded at Castle Connell County Limerick when arriving soldiers mistook civilians at the Sinn Fein hotel and opened fire. Dennis O'Donovan proprietor of the hotel was also killed and another account notes a suspect execution in the hotel yard. Mrs George Scott and daughter Mrs Alfyn Stoddard returned from Denver yesterday.
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Limerick
Crown Forces
Castle Connell
County Limerick
Sinn Fenners
Dennis O'Donovan
Aged Cheyenne man dies after brutal beating
Frank F. Sinon, 62, pioneer ranchman and veteran peace officer, died days after a severe beating by Ed F. Geesa, 22, in Cheyenne Wyoming. Geesa was charged with assault and battery, then manslaughter, with possible upgrade to murder. A coroner's inquest was in progress as details emerged, including testimonies about the confrontation after Sinon is said to have slapped a woman.
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Frank Sinon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank F. Sinon
Pioneer
Ed F. Geesa
Geesa
Sinon
Progresa
Cidesa
Binon
Geems
Ethel van Sickle
Geena
van Gickle
Ainon
Cleesas
Monarchist Meeting Called in Berlin on June 1
A world conference of Russian monarchists has been announced to meet in Berlin on June 1. Reports from that capital indicate attendees will include delegates from abroad, with indications that American monarchist groups may participate.
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Berlin
Paris
Budget for Casper Boy Scouts 3 fixed at 310000 for new year
Casper will be asked to raise 10000 to defray next year's expenses for the Boy Scout organization. At a Chamber of Commerce luncheon, M. J. Wheeler Scout Executive and Marty Black and R. T. Kemp described plans. Casper now has 11 troops, aiming for 20 next year, covering about 40 percent of eligible boys.
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Casper
Chamber of Commerce
Henning
Hoy Scout
M. J. Wheeler
Marty Black
R. T. Kemp
Casper Boy Scout Movement
United States
Black
Wheeler
T. Kemp
Casper Boy Scouts
Civil Warfare in Northern Italy Grows Serious
Rome reports extreme disorder in north central Italy as Nationalist groups clash with Socialists and Communists amid an electoral campaign. Dozens killed in weekend melees and general strikes have been called in several cities including Florence.
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North
Italy
Rome
Socialisia
Florence
Symes Named in Colorado Nomination for U.S. Attorney
John Poster Symen of Colorado was nominated by President Harding to be United States attorney for the district of Colorado. The nomination announced from Colorado and Washington references Symen as the chosen candidate for the federal post in the state.
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Washington
John Poster Symen
Colorado
Harding
United States
Lone man repels double hijackers in night attack
Charlo Anderson, 28 of Weet Midwest Avenue, fought off two highwaymen at 11 last night after hearing approaching footsteps. He sustained minor facial injuries but drove off the assailants in a running struggle before they fled. Police and the hurricane squad responded but located no suspects.
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Charlo Anderson
Midwest Avenue
Anderson
Midwest
Wilanis
Eade
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Ceral
Victoria
Germ Press
Royal Residence
Mecca
Senate Foreign Relations
Congress
Lodge, Borah
Brandegee
Johnson
New
Moses
McCormick
McCumber
Kellogg
Tokio
Premi
Palance
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Reuther, Cadore and Miller
Ring
Cincinnati
Clemons, Marquard, Coombe
Hzive
Boston
Douglas and Smith
McQuillan
Scott
Coney
O’neill
Gowdy
Hamilton and
Schmidt
Fuhr
Martin and O’farrel
Detroit
R. H. E. Cleveland
Coveleskie
Hollings
Bassler
St. Louis
Chicago St. Nis
O li
Schalk
Sotheron
Rommel, Naylor, Keefe
Perkins
Schacht and Gharrity
Baby
Northwestern
Miners’ Union
Walton
CROWN
George
Alfn Stoddard
As & Reault Geeea
William Murray
James
Frank, Jr
East Nineteenth Street
J. FP. Deamond
File Sanepilant
Roche Mentzer
Geeka
Geese
Schultz
Gees
Asaault
BOY Scouts
Lone Man
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