Communists Grabbing Control Amid Budapest Calm
Budapest endures a tense quiet after early looting as the new regime claims strict law and order. Reports say executions tally fifteen for violent Communist aims while censorship limits correspondents and papers print under permit with Prague and Transylvania issues cited. French troops in southern Hungary reportedly allow communist consolidation as riots affect small industrial areas.
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Associated Proas
Budapest
Mam
Firveriah
Poster
Lloyd
Axist
Favouzech
Transylvania
Sco
Hungary
Draft Boards Remain In Service But Get No Pay Hereafter
Washington reports all draft board clerks and employees will leave the government payroll at midnight. The winding up date of March 34 remains set to conclude activities, but few states have filed final reports. Boards’ offices will be closed while members retain unofficial status until formal relief is issued.
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Washington
Unp
Argentine Farmers Threaten No Planting Over Prices
Argentine farmers refuse to plant this year unless corn sells for 3 pesos 50 centavos per 100 kg, about 4.49 dollars, saying they currently receive 1 peso 41 centavos per 100 kg. They warned the agriculture minister their next planting depends on price guarantees.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Argentinian Pilot Seeks Air Crossing After Balloon Feat
Beunos Aires reports Captain Ziloaga, famed for crossing the Andes in 1916 by balloon, has won the war minister’s permission to attempt a flight across the Atlantic in an airplane. He serves as the Argentine military attaché in Paris.
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Beunos
Aires
Ziloaga
Andes Mountains
Allache
Paris
Army Airman Killed When Plane Plunges Near March Field
An Army Air Force plane crashed over March Field near Ny Aaside Gal killing Lieut M Ripperger of Moline Ill and injuring Cadet Packard of Bakersfield who suffered a broken leg and other injuries. The two were aboard the aircraft when it plunged four feet during the incident.
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Associated Press
Liewt
M. Ripperger
Moline, Jr
March Field
Here
Cadet Packard
Bakersfield
Civil Service Men to Assist Soldiers to Find Employment
Civil service representatives will be assigned to major hospitals including Wheary or Flat Speiman Ark San Francisco and Washington to aid wounded soldiers in obtaining government civil service positions They will help applicants prepare for examinations and keep servicemen informed of available posts across the country
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Bylated
Washington
General Hospital
Veecimy
Civil Service Commission
Ald'atek
Gol- Aira
Commission
Wheary Ot
Eight Farmers Arrested Over Antelope Hunting Near Burns
Eight men, said to be Nebraska transplants and farmers, were arrested near Burns on charges of hunting antelope with a pack of hounds in violation of state law. They were released on own recognizance by Justice O. Lyon and ordered to report for a hearing where Prosecuting Attorney Chas Lane will represent the state. Witnesses include A G Spilman L C Ryan Bert Walcher Chester Fuller and others who observed the hound pack coursing antelope north of Burns.
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Burns
Wyoming
Nebraska
O. Lyon
Chas
BK. Lane
W. L. Mason
Chester Mills
Harry Kiltell
Cecil Mason
Nay Killell
A. C G. Mason
W. T. Toare
Carl Mason
A. G. Spilman
L. C Ryan
Bert Walcher
Chester
George Fuller
William A. Black
Charles Meredith
Church and Military Represented on List of Orduna Passengers
Bishop Willan Franklin Anderson of Cincinnati arrived in New York aboard the Orduna on a return trip from Europe. Among the passengers were thirty midshipmen of the British royal naval reserve bound for San Francisco to join merchant ships after serving in the royal navy during the war.
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Associated Press
New York
Willan Franklin Anderson
Cincinnati
Oslo
Italy
France
Finland
Norway
North America
Russia
Orduna
Europe
Royal Naval Reserve
San Francisco
Royal Naval
Railroad Work Resumes to Clear Obstruction on Line
In Colorado Springs the Midland work train departed for Grand Junction to clear an obstruction on the line near Divide. Crews expect about a week to complete the intru run and assess repair status of the railroad segment unused since August.
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Associated Press
Ocolorado Springs
Midland
Colorado Springs
Grand Junction
Divide
Ground Breaking for YWCA Home Near Masonic Temple
Ground was broken yesterday for a new YWCA home beside the Masonic Temple. The project is valued at thirty thousand dollars and aims to provide a community facility for the organization.
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Masonic Temply
Rifles Sent to Mexico to Pursue Villa Forces
About five thousand American rifles were exported to Mexico for the Mexican federal army in the north chasing Francisco Villa and guarding Americans. The rifles came from New Haven Conn under state department permit and were shipped with heavy guard. Negotiations are under way for 1000 cavalry horses from Fort Bliss for Mexican cavalry use against Villa.
American Bolshevik Officials Appointed by Soviet Mission
New York reports Martens, head of the Russian Soviet mission, announcing appointments of A. A. Helter as chief of the commercial department and Prof. G. V. Lomb as chair of the railroad office. Lomb, sent by the Kerensky government, was dismissed after urging recognition of the Bolsheviks. Weller, a New Jersey industrialist, was named head of another department.
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Byted
New York
Howard
Hussia
Martens
Burgomaster Safe Across Rhine Prefers to Stay
Associated Press reports from Brenlin say Adelbert Oshler chief burgomaster of Dusseldorf remains safe across the Rhine after vanishings tied to the Sparlacin uprising. The Vossinche Zeitung notes he stays amid pressure for clarification of the case. Kruse, provincial governor, fled then returned after exoneration and reinstatement following contact with General Michelet of the Rhine command.
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Associated Press
Brenlin
Adelbert Oshler
Dusseldorf
Vossinche Zeitung
Etter
Rhine
Nas
Rittens
Ir. Kruse
Tipe
Michelet
Weel
Lam
Dirsseldorf
High Living Cost Drives Convict to Plead Imprisonment
Warden receives plea from 68 year old ex inmate of the Nebraska penitentiary. The man, paroled recently, returned from St. Louis and asked to be sent back to serve the remainder of his sentence for writing a check with insufficient funds.
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Omaha
Nel
Mare
F. W. Brown
Nebraska Penitentiary
St. Louis
Two Ensigns Die as Seaplanes Collide at Pensacola
Two Ensigns were killed and Ensign Jesse Simpson injured when seaplanes collided at the Pensacola naval air station. Details on witnesses or causes were unavailable.
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Pensacola
Associated Press
Fpla
Inbey Kark Wikel
L.A. Hobbins
Wnd
Jesse Simpson
Naval Air Station
Dillman Dies From Effects of Accident
Dillman dies from injuries sustained in a Union Pacific wreck. He underwent surgery at St. John's hospital Sunday and will be buried in a local cemetery. authorities report the accident and ensuing medical treatment.
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Dillman
Prank Dillman
Union Pacific
Evanston High School Wins State Basketball Championship
Evanston high school basketball team triumphed in the state tournament. The champion team secured the title at the university arena in a decisive final match, underscoring their season's success.
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Evanston
Evanton High School
Damian
Ube University of Wemias
Dyenue
Our Formal Announcement for Cheyenne Shop
After months waiting for machinery and paraphernalia we announce to Cheyenne the opening of a shop equipped with the latest electrical devices used in shops of this kind. The public is invited to inspect the new shop.
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Cheyenne, the
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