Clara Hamon Sues for Share as Bonar Law Resigns
London papers report a political crisis after A Bonar Law retires from the British cabinet. The Times says the resignation weakens the coalition and unsure successors loom. The Graphic forecasts Austen Chamberlain or other leaders as likely successors amid Lloyd George tensions.
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A. Bonar Law
London Times
Bonar
Law
Bonar Law
Lloyd George
The
Graphic
Austen Chamberlain
Robert Horne
Prt
Board of Trade
Bdward Carson
Lloyd Enrenge
Ardmore acquittal ends Hamon murder case
Clara Smith Hamon is acquitted of murder in the shooting of Jake L. Hamon. She plans to leave Ardmore for El Paso to visit her father and sister, with movie offers and possible business talks ahead. The case links to the Hamon estate and possible civil actions may follow.
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Ardmore
Okla
United Press
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Hamon
Clara
Ardmo Okla
Associated Press
Wilson
Here
el Paso
Clara Hamon
Jokel L. Hamon
Clara Hannon
S. FP
California
Jake Lt. Hamon
Carter County
Frank L. Keteh
Businss
Hammon _catate
Apia
Cinca Mamon
Sailor Killed in Aerial Leap Off Florida Warship
A sailor identified as a gunnery mate aboard the Pennsylvan ia was killed when he leaped from a seaplane during maneuvers off Guantanamo. The body was recovered aboard the aircraft carrier and the crew reported another observation balloon broke loose from the Nevada. The body of the seaplane crew member was not yet recovered. Women's clubs are practically unknown in Mexico.
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Pennsylvania
Guantanamo
Florida
United States
Hos A
McNiel
Nevida
Mexico
Icher and wife slain in Wyoming with two cremations
A coroner's jury found John K. Shorts, 90, and his wife dead from gunshot wounds in their home in Dou Wyoming late Thursday. The coroner expressed belief the slayer fired the shots and then fled.
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Sandee
Donth Fren
John KR
Ee Poa
Bandit Chief of West Mexican Coast Killed by Federal Troops
Pedro Zamora, a longtime bandit along Mexico's west coast and former Villa lieutenant, died of wounds after a battle near Zomzontia in Jalisco. His forces held areas across Jalisco Michoacan and Colima and captured Americans and British subjects, with reports of captive girls who in Quatlan later died by suicide. Zamora reportedly tried peaceful pursuits but remained allied with bandit methods until his death.
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Mexican Coast
Mexico City
Pedro Zamora
Mexico
Zomsontia
Jalisco
Villa
Zapata
Michos
Zemzontia
Four Sentenced to Pen in District Court Here
Kentucky land values fall while tobacco prices slide across the state and western states show declines. A chain of drafts and thefts led to a gang bust. Sheriff Martin caught a key suspect. Mitchell, linked to jail escape plots, was later sentenced as a leader in a jailbreak attempt. Peralis and Jose Rodriguez face one to fifteen months for shoplifting at Weber’s. O’Brien, a former police trusted worker, received two and a half to three years for robbing the department.
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Lea
County Trea Uier
Yeater
Ain
Peralis
Jose Rodriguez
Weber Commercial Company
James 0
O'Brien
Police Department
Casper
Cheyenne
James B. Lynch
Baby Boy Born at 915 South Walnut Street
A baby boy arrived early this morning to Mr and Mrs Joe Daze at 915 South Walnut Street. Complications reported by medical attendants accompany the birth. Mrs J C McNair of Fayette noted as the first woman named to the Mississippi general board of college trustees.
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Joe Daze
South Walnut Streat
J.C. McNair
Fayette
Mississippi General, Board of College Trustees
Baseball support assured as over $1400 subscribed locally
Community backing for baseball continues with more than fourteen hundred dollars raised from local subscriptions. Organizers report strong turnout and pledge momentum at the fundraising drive.
No Significance In Letter From Pres. Millerand
Paris March 18 The French foreign office said President Mille rand’s letter to President Obregon of Mexico was only acknowledging Obregon’s coming into power and had no bearing on recognizing Mexico.
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Pres. Millerand
Paris
Millerand
Obregon
Mexico
Senor Obregon
Smiths Confess to Akron Murder Linked to Father Arrest
Charles E. Smith told police in Los Angeles jail he and his father T. W. Smith killed Peter Schure in Akron Ohio last October. Both suspects are in custody awaiting further proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles E. Smith
T. W. Smith
Peter Schure
Akron
Ohio
Kronstadt Falls to Bolsheviks Confirmed Across Europe
London reports confirm the Bolshevik capture of Kronstadt as Soviet leaders Kusmin and Vasileff were released after entry into war. Dispatches from Stockholm and Bern warn of strong defenses and internal Bolshevik support, with Ukrainian fronts noting casualties among commissars.
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Kronstadt
London
Associated Press
M. Kusmin
M. Vasileff
Stockholm
Ite
Croostadi
Bolshevski
Vinkend
Leon Froteky
Fiuumelen Belshevik
Extradition Granted for Slavers in Payroll Killing Case
Governor Stephens approved Ohio Governor Davia's request to extradite Bam Purpera and John Dee, wanted in Cleveland for the December payroll robbery murder of Wilfred Sly. Purpera, held in Los Angeles, will be transported via Casper after arriving from Sioux City, Iowa.
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Sacramento
Cal
Stephens
Davia
Ohio
Bam Purpera
John Dee
Cleveland
Wilfred Sly
Purpera
Los Angeles
Prisoner Held on Charge of Wearing US Navy Uniform
A man identified as Fighting Bob Lawn, known for lecturing against bol shevism, is detained in Ash Fork on a charge of unlawfully wearing the United States Navy uniform. The arrest came yesterday and followed information supplied by the American Legion.
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Aris
Mafon
Bob” Lawn
United States Navy
Ash Fork
American Legion
Natives Burn Dutch Posts In the Congo
Antwerp dispatch reports natives in the equatorial Congo Free State rose up and burned fifty trading posts. The uprising reflects growing unrest in the region amid colonial tensions and resource exploitation.
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Congo
Antwerp
Equatorial District
Congo Free State
Wanderer murder case sees death penalty enhanced by jury
Jurors increased Carl Wanderer’s death penalty after deliberations of about twenty minutes in the absence of Judge Davis. Wanderer had earlier been convicted of murdering his wife and previously sentenced to 26 years. The state charged a hired stranger acted the part of a robber to be silenced.
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Carl Wanderer
Davis
Wanderer
Advertising dollar value in Tribune circulation
The piece argues high material costs require tighter ad spend and that advertisers should use only outlets with audit proven circulation. It notes Tribune’s circulation is measured by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, urging advertisers to rely on verifiable reach for economical placements.
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Tribune
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Debs Calls Off Pickets From White House Demonstration
Associated Press reports Eugene V. Debs halted socialist plans to picket the White House to press for his release from the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Debs relief campaign announced by his attorney Samuel M. Castleton with possible nationwide efforts to follow.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Eugene V. Debs
Leder
White House
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Samuel M. Castleton
Railroad unions present bill of rights to labor board
Chicago March 18 railroad labor unions filed their bill of rights with the railroad labor board and opened cross examination of top railroad officials summoned by the board. Frank P. Walsh led the questioning, citing correspondence from executives to prove the unions’ case and noting a minority report by W. W. Atterbury.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Frank P. Walsh
R. 5
Binkerd
Association of Railway Executives Labor Committee
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association
Boards of Adjustment
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Atterbury
Walsh
Thms
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
BE. T. Whiter
Tea Bt Department of Doctine Telaeton
Labor
Runaway Car Decapitates Man in Denver Street Crash
In Denver on March 18 W Callicotte former state fish and game commissioner and foe for United States senator was decapitated when a runaway automobile crashed down a hill into a downtown street. Two other people were injured. The vehicle appears to have been parked on Colfax Avenue.
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Denver
Colo
W. Callicotte
Fish and Game
United States
Colfax
Birth Record Boosts Hibbing Pride Richest Village Claim
Hibbing Minnesota dubbed the richest village in the world records a new birth tally with twelve boys and five girls in 17 days of March. A car crash near Colfax and Broadway injured two girls, Loraine Burman and Mathilda Kleinan, as bystanders fled. Dr. C. J. Crabbe, president of the State Teachers College at Greeley, owned the auto involved. two injured may die while Joe L. Bingenheimer shows improvement after a serious operation last week.
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Hibbing
Minn
Stork
C. J. Crabbe
State Teachers’ College
Greeley
Broadway
Freight Rates Cut on Stock From South
Reduction of 35 percent in livestock freight rates between the northwest, southwest, and west of the Mississippi has been granted. The telegram, received in Denver, credits a Washington conference with thirty seven railroad and fifteen stockgrowers associations. The move neutralizes last August’s rate increase and aids mountain states’ ranchers. Another note from Phoenix reports a 90 day suspension of eastbound rates back to August 26 1890 levels, following a telegram from Senator Ralph Cameron.
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Northwest
Denver
Colo
Washington
Evelyn Castle
Colorado Stock Growers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado
T. W. Tomlinson
American National Livestock Association
Phoenix
Ariz
Stay Corporation Commission
United States
Ralph Cameron
Western Railroads
Cameron
Western
Ale
Prosecution gears up to bring Sox case to trial
Chicago March 18 State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe announced a new push to present the Sox case to a grand jury and seek indictments. George B. Gorman will lead the charge with Han Johnson slated as the sole witness for today.
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Chicago
Robert EB. Crowe
Atttorney
Crowe
George BK. Gorman
Han Johnson
Gorman
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