Japan vows to defend Kamchatka rights over altered control
Viscount Uchida told the house of peers Japan will protect its Kamchatka rights if the Far Eastern republic transfers part of the peninsula to Soviet authorities. Japan protested to Chita after five demands were issued, with concessions to Washington Vanderlip noted as potentially affected. A January report counted 120 Japanese nationals leaving for American ports aboard Japanese steamers, with stern measures anticipated for violators.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
Kamchatka
Viscount Uchida
House of Peers
Far Eastern
Chita
Moscow
Washington B. Vanderlip
California
Russia
Kamehatka
North
South America
Home Department
Accusation of Love That Ended Banker Marriage
In White Plains court James A Stillman sues for divorce from wife Anna A Stillman. The case centers on alleged legitimacy questions of Guy Stillman, claimed child of the couple, amid claims of love and marital strain.
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White Plains
N. Y
Associated Press
Guy Stillman
Supreme Court
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Fifi” Potter
Noted Banker of New York Sues And Is Sued for Divorce
In a bitter divorce case, Delancey Nicoll argues for $10,000 monthly alimony and $75,000 in counsel fees while claiming Mrs Stillman had a lover and an infant. Mrs Stillman’s counsel denies infidelity and asserts paternity disputes. Court signals a delayed decision and potential transfer to Putnam county.
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New York
Delancey Nicoll
James A. Stillman
Morschauser
Westchester County
Putnam County
Five Held in Omooting of Liquor Agents in the Border
El Paso Texas report says C P Shearman and sons Nell John Allen, and Tomas Mendoza plus the father are in custody after a county wide hunt. Prohibition Officers E E Beckett and C A Woods were killed Monday night at the Shearman ranch near El Paso during a liquor raid. Arraignment on murder charges set for tomorrow. federal officers allege a search warrant was used and five will file charges for resisting officers.
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EL Paso
Tex
Associated Press
Prohibition
E. E. Beckett
C. A. Woods
C. P. Shearman
Nell
John
Allen
Tomas Mendoza
Shearman Ranch
Mquor
Mendoza
Reds Seize Shipyards in Hamburg Demonstrations Rise
A Hamburg dispatch reports workers at Bijhm and Voss shipyards seized buildings and raised red flags. Other yards halted work and began mass demonstrations as unrest spreads across major shipyards in the area.
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BEA
Pras
Bijhm’ and Voss
Hamburg
Dispates
Belfast Dublin telegraph wires cut amid Easter concerns
Belfast March 23 tele graph wires between Belfast and Dublin were cut last evening. Authorities believe the act was a preparation for possible Sinn Fein activity during Easter week.
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Belfast
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Soviet Troops Deserting Near Psker Says Riga Report
Riga dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph claims the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Soviet armies near Pskov are in open disorder and deserting in crowds. Reports say Moscow has imposed martial law in sixteen provinces.
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London
Riga
Psker
Copenhagen
Mother Sues to Break Doak Will Over Estate Fight
In Napa County courts Mrs. Sarah Doak, mother of D P Doak, contests the $2 5 million San Francisco store magnate estate alleging fraud and connivance by his wife Frieda Walke Doak. She seeks half the estate, arguing the stroke and subsequent death were used to influence the will. The suit aims to forestall probate and names Frieda and the brothers.
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San Francisco
D. P. Doak
Sarah Doak
Mis
Frieda Walke Doak
Napa
Doak
Frieda Doak
Thermopolis Building Plans Spark Ambition for Town
Thermopolis resident William Slane unveils plans for a new one story building project estimated to cost about 35 thousand dollars, signaling optimism about Thermopolis future development and growth.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
William Slane
Papdnopo Smpijng
Thermopolia
Train bandits secure $1809 from sleeper
Muskogee Oklahoma March 23 two men held up the 18 Pullman car of a railroad train last night securing $1809 for the robbers. Officials reported the precise amount received.
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Muskoger, Okls
Bavaria Rebuffs Disarmament by Citizen Guard Plan
A Berlin dispatch reports Bavaria, after a unanimous vote by the Bavarian government, will not disarm militia organizations and the Einwohnetwehr or citizen guard. The decision was communicated to the Journal.
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Einwohnetwehr
Bavaria
Berlin
Beer as Medicine Rules Set by Palmer Precedent
Washington dispatch notes new regulations enforcing Palmer and ruling that beer can be prescribed as medicine. A doctor may prescribe four and seven eighths gallons per patient every thirty days and real beer production cannot occur where near beer is made. Breweries may sell only to wholesale druggists approved by the new revenue commissioner. Also mentions a 75 cent haircut price in Youngstown Ohio.
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Planta
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Lumber Dealers Challenge Builders Over Price Claims
Chicago March 23 Lumber dealers challenge the Illinois Society of Architects to prove charges that lumber prices were 150 percent higher than in 1914 They offer to donate 1000 to charity if the claim is proven The dealers say current prices are about 60 percent above 1914 levels and cite high transportation costs as a major factor B Davison president of the architects’ society indicated willingness to accept the challenge
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Chicago
Illinois Eagiety of Architects
B. Davison
Architects
Germany Defies Pay Demand in Reparations Note
Berlin replies to allied ultimatum refusing to pay 1 billion marks due May 1. Germany argues overpayment and asks for a joint expert valuation on German assets. Reparations commission meets to decide next steps as allied forces may push further into Germany.
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Germany
Paris
Associated Press
Garman Guserive
Berlin
Wife of turf man faces personal crisis reported
March 33 Mrs. Stoughton A Fletcher and her mother Mrs Sue Henley died by their own actions at the Flencher estate north of here according to a verdict this afternoon. Fletcher, husband of the turfman, was en route to Chicago today, tied to prominent civic affairs.
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Stoughton A. Fletcher
Sue Henley
Flencher Estate
Here
A. Wletcher
Chicago
Houseboat Residents on Canal Battered by Move Order
Chicago residents living on drainage canal houseboats received formal notices to vacate. Families complain about losing taxes and modern conveniences and fear relocation will cut off telephone and water connections as officials enforce the order.
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Chicago
Charlotte Ium
Drainage Board
Expulsion of Germans Reported in Local Dispatch
A dispatched telegram from a city notes the expulsion of nearly 100 Germans divided and sent by local authorities. The message, attributed to Pett Parialen, carries the dated language and vague detail of enforcement actions.
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Girnsburg
Pett Parialen
Red Delegation Is Insulted at Hotel in Rome
In Rome the Russian commercial delegation faced hostility at their hotel. A French engineer loudly questioned M Vorovsky about treasures found by customs in Russian baggage. Signor Benton announced fines exceeding 20 000 lire for contraband rugs and valuables.
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Rome
Russia
M. Vorovsky
Ous Loman
Signor Benton
Legion to Stir Up Patriotism Meetings Planned
Indianapolis march 23 Patriotic meet slogans and Legion events planned nationwide starting with Philadelphia on April 4. An announcement from national headquarters said leaders of national prominence will speak at meetings in major cities across the country.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Philadelphia
Legion
Nicaragua Moves to Quit League Over Costs
A Managua dispatch says Nicaragua has begun negotiations to resign from the League of Nations due to high costs. The country pays about $4,000 monthly and owes the league $48,000 after a year of membership.
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Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Nicaragua
League of Nations
Managua
League
Hamon Movie Plan Opposed by California Theaters
March 23 in San Francisco Allied Amusement Industries of California opposes Clara Smith appearing in films. Hamon, recently acquitted of killing Jake L Hamon in Ardmore Oklahoma, is referenced in the report.
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San Francisco
Allied Amusement Industries of California
Clara Smith
Hamon
Jake L Hamon
Ardmore
Okla
German reparations bill passed in House of Lords
London March 23 The German reparations bill imposing a 50 percent levy on the value of all German imports to fund reparations passed all remaining stages in the Lords without debate and now requires the king's assent to become law.
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London
Associated Press
Chinese Fund Is Released and Distributed to Peking
Funds set aside for the southern Chinese government and held since its collapse were released with legation consent. About 2,400,000 taels in gold were allocated to the Peking government for debt reorganization, diplomacy salaries, plague prevention, and Pearl River conservation, signaling a setback for southern leaders.
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Peking
Associated Press
Canton
Pearl River
Fourteen Die in Two Battles with the Irish
Dublin reports a police ambush near Dingle where eight attackers died and twenty wounded after a three hour clash. Three officers were slightly wounded. In Cork, six militiamen died in the Blarney district during a farmhouse attack as troops hunted for suspects.
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Dublin
Dingle
Cork
Elyiliana
Blarney
Ea Alice
Relations with Soviet Russia to be considered soon
The State Department indicated early consideration of U S relations with Soviet Russia, independent of any White House appeal for a resumption of trade. An initial dispatch suggested the appeal reached the department without Presidential awareness, then corrections followed. A Moscow wireless dispatch quoted the Soviet proposal to convene talks if an agreement is reached.
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Associated Pros
Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
State Department
Harding
White House
Department
Ulted Moscow
Lomdon
Coud
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Bergdoll
Jinx
Oix
Prd
Standard Center
Raymond
Martgn
Carl Neuf
Franz Zimmer
United Press
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Frank Zimmer
Berg
Army of Occupation
Mosbach
Baden
Associated Preas
Frans Zimmer
Lilegal
Grover C. Bergdof
Eberbach
Neuf
Widnes
Trail
Aanna A. Stillman
The
National City Bank of New
al’ City Bank of New York
Stillman
REDS
Wili
Palmer
Youngstown
Ohio
HUN
Pathe Tenis Smite
Akia
Reh
Red
Hamon Movie
Sinn
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