Thompson and J BarleCorh Sweep Chicago Mayor Race
Chicago mayor Willan Hale Thompson, Republican, appears reelected with an unofficial plurality around 15,000 amid a high turnout. His main foe was Democrat Herbert M Sweitzer, with independent Maclay Hoime also in the race. The city voted wet by a large margin, ending Chicago's long dry status.
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Czech Metamorphosis Proposed for Bohemian Resorts
The Tribuna argues Bohemian resorts Karlsbad Marienbad and Franzenbad be transformed to show a Czech stage for propaganda. It urges Czech dramatic entertainments and musical fairs to make international guests feel they are in the reception room of a new Czech state.
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City Receives Higher Bids for School Site in Gheyenne
The city of Gheyenne received bids for the West Beventeenth Street site housing the police station and offices at 4000 dollars and 6000 dollars for the old north Gheyenne Trump house near the Capitol. The Caeveane school seeks the site to extend its campus but offers 9000 dollars less than the top bid. Perey Sablh submitted the highest bid among bidders.
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Hanson Urges Fair Trial for Angeles Mayor Woodman
Seattle mayor Ole Hanson urged the Los Angeles city council to provide a fair hearing before suspending or condemning Mayor F. T. Woodman. He argued that charges require due process, saying guilt or innocence must be proven at trial, and that a President or council should not suspend him without evidence.
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Weather update hints at rain in southeast area
Fragmentary forecast indicates likely rain in the southeast portion with temperatures around the mid to upper 60s and 70s. Little change expected in overall temperatures, with a possible return of unsettled conditions later in the period.
Henry Watterson to retire from Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier Journal reports editor Henry Watterson, editor since 1868 and editor emeritus since last August, has requested retirement at age 79. The move follows a dispute with officials over the League of Nations, with Watterson opposing the proposal while officials supported it.
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Plumbers Strike Over Dollar A Day Wage Rise
Journeymen plumbers walked out at noon in Cheyenne to demand a wage increase from 87 to 8 a day. The stoppage affects most shops employing journeymen but will not halt city water main extensions or team fitters work for Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power. A settlement remained unseen as of yesterday afternoon.
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Hungarian Soviets Not Seeking Scrap
Paris dispatch says Budapest informs American peace delegation that new Hungarian rulers seek peace on all fronts. They claim their army aims to restore order, not invade. Officials stress they are not fighting abroad, though messaging mixes with uncertain reforms.
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Unemployment Reports Mixed Across Cities
A week’s unemployment data from the federal employment service shows a slight national rise with 2,000 more unemployed in reporting cities. Some areas report labor surplus, others shortage or balanced supply and demand, while funding cutoffs hinder comprehensive surveys.
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German Plotter Falsely Claims Tuberculosis In Newark
Capt Prana von Hintelen, a German plotter jailed in Newark, allegedly feigned illness to avoid the Athlanta penitentiary. Officials report he confessed to soap theft and puffed bubbles in a bid to convince doctors of tuberculosis, with the strange ruse failing as the soap did not produce the expected symptoms.
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Resumption of German Austria trade authorized by war board
Washington April 1 The war trade board authorized resumption of trade and postal and cable communication with German Austria effective tomorrow Goods of a military nature will be restricted and shipments should go directly to Adriatic ports, preferably Trieste Mail via France or Italy or Switzerland Addressed via Preneli or Italian Atlantic liners Imports follow rules for European neutral countries This marks the first direct trade with an enemy state resumed by the United States and builds on prior authorizations for occupied Germany and Luxemburg areas
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Luxemburg
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Blockade Expanded Across Central Europe and Near East
Paris reports the decision to widen the blockade to Poland Estonia German Austria Turkey Bulgaria Czecho Slovakia and territories held by Mimanin and Serbia. The Vienna based international trade commission will monitor and prevent re exportation to Germany while maintaining the Germany Austria embargo on limited non military goods.
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German Financiers In France Arrive To Discuss Coin
The German financial commission reached Pont Sainte Maxence near Compleene and moved to Plédatus villette. Access to the chateau is restricted with guards at every entrance.
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Ten Months to Pay For New Issue Bonds
Chicago observes the Victory Liberty Loan with a public demonstration of eighteen tanks downtown. The display, conducted by returned tank corps, included a malfunctioning bug-eyed machine that blocked a limousine before clearing the way. Local banks report readiness to handle bond payments today.
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Children’s Home Society Restored To Standing By State Board
After hearings in Laramie county and at the governor’s office the state board of charities and reform restored the Children’s Home Society’s standing. The witnesses described humane work and criticized alleged mismanagement, with a district court to review evidence submitted by the group and parties in a custody dispute involving A B Allison and Winnipes Ganmuhi.
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Eight Convicted of Illegally Hunting Antelope
Eight men including larry and Ray Kittel Chester Mills W T Teare and others were convicted at Burns for illegally hunting antelope. Each received a fine and twenty days in jail, suspended on promise to stay out of the Burns northern section where the offense occurred. Prosecution led by B E Beses reported the verdict.
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Liberty Bonds Stolen From Sublet Man's Trunk
KEMMERIVER Wyo April 1 Anton Barker of Sublet reports to Undersheriff Gonroy that a thief took 400 of the third Liberty loan bonds from his trunk. The bonds were unregistered and the thief missed about 500 worth remaining in the stash.
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German Visit Signals Warm Thaw With Austria
Konstantin Pettenbach president of the German national assembly will visit Vienna during the Easter holiday reported by the Zestrome of Berlin. The trip aims to improve relations with Austrian leaders while several German women lawmakers travel to Vienna to establish personal ties with Austrian officials and leaders.
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Austria
Roosevelt son may seek public office in 1924
April dispatch reports that a Roosevelt, likely Franklin D. Roosevelt, contemplates stepping into politics after remaining cautious. The figure plans to keep future plans private while evaluating a run for a local position, stating he is focused on business and needs readiness.
Wilson Too Busy to Receive Key to Irish Capital
Dublin reports President Wilson cannot accept the Lord Mayor's invitation due to ongoing duties. The message expresses regret at missing the visit to Dublin and the honor of symbolically dodging symbolic freedoms.
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Three Quarters of French Army Demobilized to Date
Fragmentary report notes that about eight million French troops were demobilized by early April. The text references PMUS and legal measures, with unclear figures and garbled phrases in the source.
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