Recognition by U S and Japan on Far East affairs
The dispatch reports that the United States sent 10 captains to Vladivostok with a note to Japan, while the Chita government demands foreign interference cease and foreign troops evacuate eastern Siberia. Delegates criticize ceding Kamchatka peninsula to the Soviet government and urge alignment with American and Japanese interests.
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Tokio
Associated — Press
U. States
Oe ' Ee
Russian Far Eastern
Oi Vladivostok
Jiji Shimpo
Chita
Bibéria
Ceding
Kamehatke
M. 7
Serling
Juan
Sopieta
C Ieee
Japan
Aizarnaatye
Neon Physeis
Denver Lawyer Owen J Lefevre Dies at 74 in Denver
Denver lawyer Owen J Lefevre a pioneer of Colorado law and former county and district court judge died at his Denver home at age 74 from paralysia. He had served the state in judiciary roles and was a notable figure in the legal community.
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Denver
Cole
Owen J. Lefevre
Aolorado
Multiple Farm Fires Hit Three Counties in Britain
Damage totals in thousands as forty farm fires ignite across three counties. Buildings destroyed include farm structures in Newcastle district and scattered blazes in St. Albans Hertfordshire Buckinghamshire and nearby areas. Reports note Sinn Fein plots and increased security measures around government sites and Lloyd George’s home.
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Kend
Associated Press
London
The
Evening Standard
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
England
Newcastle
St. Albans
Hertfordshire
Bentonafield
Buckinghamshire
Texas Bank Closure Shocks Breckenridge Readers
Breckenridge Texas reports the Guaranty State Bank of Breckenridge failing and closing after a state banking department notice. The incident involves halted operations and significant note holders awaiting action as officials move to liquidate the institution.
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Breckenridge
Tex
Guaranty State Bank of
Ogden Rejects Bond Plan for Municipal Light Project
Ogden Utah voters rejected by 158 votes the proposition to issue 600000 dollars in bonds to launch a municipal light and power project. They authorized 1600000 dollars for other special improvements.
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Ogden
Utah
Supreme Court limits tax on bond value gains under 1916 act
The Supreme Court rules that increases in the value of stocks and bonds held for investment are not taxed as a yearly increment but only on actual gains. The decision affects thousands of cases and upholds government revenue from taxed gains.
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Washington
Oray
Supreme Court
Icut
Bald ‘Agsinet
David M. Goodrich
Internal Revenue Bureau
Peonage Practices in Georgia Probed
Houston dispatch notes a probe into peonage practices in Georgia amid a weather report from the local weather bureau stating no damage to fruit or trucks is expected from the cold. The item also mentions Stichie in Wicenkaa.
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Houston
Texas
Wicenkaa
Georgia
Lord Chancellor says Britain not going dry at banquet
In London March 8 the lord chancellor Bacon Hirkenhead stated Britain will not become dry. He told the gathering that the prospect alarms are unfounded and urged the union to move forward with calm plans.
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Britain
Associated Presa
London
Great Britain
Bacon Hirkenhead
Rail junction taken from Turks by Greek invaders
Athens reports Aflun Karahissar an important rail junction south of Eski captured by Greek forces. Turkish casualties and equipment seized are noted. fighting continues east of Brusa with Greek advances north of Sughut. Turks entrench before Hski-Bhehr as the battle for control intensifies.
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Athens
Ravahiscar Press
Aflun- Karahissar
Eski
Seales
Wowerd
Blutarab
Detalta
Aflun-Karahisser
Brusa
Sughut
Hski- Bhehr
Angora considers marriage law to curb depopulation
Turkish Nationalist parliament in Angora debates a bill forcing all men aged 23 or older to marry unless health reasons prevent it. Unmarried bachelors would face heavy taxes while married men gain taxation and military service privileges.
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Turkey
Angora
Copper Plant Closed at Morenci Arizona
The Detroit Copper company branch at Morenci Arizona has halted all operations. No ore has been produced for 16 months and about 250 workers in development were cut the previous fall. roughly 250 more will be affected by the shutdown.
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Douglas
Aris
Detroit Copper Company
Morenci
Intercars
Informa Uon
Detroit
Three Held in Kirby Shooting Case
Three men Oscar Bier William Stiltzs and K Van were arrested in Thermopolis after abandoning William Bivians stolen car following the shooting of Henry Cathcart outside a Kirby restaurant. Cathcart lay in a local hospital with a stomach wound and poor survival odds as three men confronted him at the door.
Equity sale of RR assets approved in federal court
Equitable Company of New York confirms sale of railroad assets in a federal court decree signed by Judge Lewis after 10 o’clock. William A. Jackson named special master to deliver deeds and assignments to purchasers within thirty days, with the court reserving questions on remaining matters not yet disposed of.
Hungarian Crown Counterfeited On Gaining Value
Budapest March 28 The Hungarian government has revalued the crown at 2 percent above the Austrian crown. Finance Minister Kolman Hegedus says the new rate makes it profitable for game scoundrels in Switzerland to counterfeit the Hungarian stamp and imprint it on Austro Hungarian bank notes.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Associated Preas
Kolman’ Hegedus
Finance
Switzerland
Big rail project up Washington hearing set
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hear Northern Pacific and Great Northern representatives April 11 on plans for a 250 million dollar railroad financing project. Governors of Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon were notified of the hearing date.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Gburington & Quincy
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Own
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Peonage probe deepens as eleven bodies found in river
Monticello reports state authorities plan to extend the investigation of peonage and related murders in Jasper and Newton counties after two more bodies were recovered from the Alcovy River. The latest victims were chained and weighted, bringing the total recovered to eleven. Officials, including Attorney General nominees, are coordinating in the effort as the case expands across counties.
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Monticello
Associated Press
Jasper
Newton
Alcovey River
Sipathet | Campbell
Newton County
John Williams
Jasper County
Rocky Ana Tran
Wha Denney
Rail employees of short lines refuse wage raise
The United States Railroad Labor Board dismissed appeals from fifteen railway unions seeking wage increases for sixty seven short line roads. The decision notes no reversal of current raises and excludes ten electric lines. many short lines retain wage scales similar to trunk lines under Decision No. 2. The ruling triggers potential separate hearings on rules for short lines.
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Chicago
Byted Press
United Emy F Railroad Labor Board
Inez
Bneog
T Trunk Linea
United States Railroad Labor Board
Association of
Railway Executives
United States
Rwi Road Administration
Arizona & New Mexico
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Fort Smith & Western Railroad
Fort Smith, Subiaco & Rock Taland Railroad
Gainesville Midland Rilway
Houston & Brazog Valley Railway
Memphis, Dalian & Galt Railroad
Northeast Oklahoma Railroad
Pacific Coast Railroad
St. Louisa & Hannibal Railroad
Spokane International Railroad
Texas City Terminal Company
Virginia & Truckee Railway
Wood River Branch Railroad
Yadkin Rail
Abandoned Grandhouse Fire Suspect Murder Motive Questioned
In Douglas Wye on March 2 a fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Bruits yielded two bodies with bullet wounds found amid the ruins. Investigators found a chewed cupboard and a torn mantle cloth while examining the scene. Officials weigh robbery as the possible motive and continue to explore the theory of homicide.
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Douglas
Wye
Roy Blurts
Communists Engage in Clashes Near American Bridgehead
COBLENZ area reports say communist forces moved against the American bridgehead at Montabaur six miles northeast of Ehrenbreitstein. Provost marshal and MPs were sent to restore order. In Halle, federal artillery pressed insurgents west of Bisleben and Sangerhausen fell under federal control. County police lead operations around Eisleben.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Montabaur
Ehrenbreitstein
Preas
Halle
Germany
Prussian
Saxony
Bisleben
Sangerhausen
Pisleben
Count Poninsk
Manafield
Eilseben
Rioting centers at Bitterfeld in communist uprising
Bitterfeld becomes focus of rioting as ex extremists disarm police and seize public buildings. Banks post office and telegraph office reported out of operation amid growing unrest across central Germany. Federal forces advance as government refuses truce and demands unconditional surrender of arms and munitions.
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Bitterfeld Lin
Berlin
Germany
Bitterfield
Bangerhausen
Halle
Sangerhauwen
Bilsleben
Cigar Factory Strike Paralyzes Manila With 10000 Idle
Police armed with riot guns patrolled cigar factories in Manila as strikers threaten workers who wish to return. About ten thousand men idle as the strike spreads and workers report violence threats from pickets.
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Manila
P. L
Pollce
Burial of James Plunkett at Shaffer-Gay Chapel
James Plunkett was buried from the Shaffer-Gay chapel at 2 PM with Rev. Charles A. Wilson in charge. He was the father of Mrs. Harry Brown of East Fifteenth Street.
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James Plunkett
Shaffer-Gay Chapel
Charles A. Wilson
Harry Brown
East Fifteenth Wrrest
Mexico Policy Framing Under Harding Administration
Washington March 28 United Press reports that a definite Mexican policy is being framed by President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes. The plan focuses on protecting American lives in Mexico and signals dropping Colby’s proposed recognition commission. Public steps will be announced. officials denied comment on internal Mexican crisis rumors.
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Washington
United Press
Harding
Hughes
Mexico
Colby
Ineet
Allatepa
Mexion
Cold wave damages fruit regions as storms sweep east
A cold wave moving from the Mis sissippi and Ohio valleys causes heavy damage to fruit areas in the middle west. Missouri and Illinois report buds and wheat damaged without protection. Temperatures drop from 12 to 21 degrees with rapid warming later, and residents scramble for coal as wrap weather returns.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Mississippi
Ohio River
Middle West
Missouri
Illinois
Kanms Oklnahoma
Frost Likely Wipes Out Fruit Crops In Topeka Area
Topeka Kansas reports a sharp temperature drop during the night likely destroying fruit crops with possible exceptions. Local growers assess losses as frost damage impacts orchards and fields.
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Topeka
Kansas
Two Die in Tong War Shootout in San Francisco
In a Chinese lodging house two men were found dead from pistol wounds. Police say the deaths stem from a tong war outbreak and that a pistol lay beside each man, suggesting they shot each other.
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San Francisco
Miron
Hubert Work Named Hayes Aide and Assistant Postmaster General
Washington March 28 Hubert Work president of the American Medical association and former Colorado Republican official received a recess appointment as first assistant postmaster general. He led the American Medical Association and served as a colonel in the Army Medical Corps during the war. Alexander McCabe of San Francisco is viewed as a candidate for another assistant postmaster general post.
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Associated Press
Waashington
Hubert Work
American Medical Association
Colorado
Harding
Tmaster
Work
American Médon Psychological Society
Colorado State Board of Health and Medical Examiners
Medical Corps
Army
Alexander McCabe
Am Francisco
Reserves Rise at Clearing Banks This Week
New York reports banks and trust companies hold 7.661 million dollars in excess reserves, up 4.221 million from the prior week, signaling stronger liquidity. The weekly balance reflects surplus over legal requirements across major institutions in the area.
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New York
Thermopolis Light Plant Destroyed by Fire in Wyoming
A fire at Thermopolis light and power plant in Thermopolis Wyoming destroyed the plant and left the city without electricity. Water pumps also failed as the transmitter and refinery interests faced power shortages and potential new power options including a dam transmission line.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Scteener
Singer Interests
New York City
Warn Springs
Throysen
Wyoming Wins Rich Oil Land Dispute
The Supreme Court upheld Wyoming's claim to eighty acres of oil lands in a dispute with the United States. The decision allows Wyoming to retain the mineral rights and directs royalty handling from the oil fields, with an estimated value of around $3,000,000 tied to escrow for years.
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Wyoming
Washington
Clan of
Supreme Court
Erior Department
Celine
United States
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