Rebels in Saddle Reported in Anti Bolshevik Strike
Washington dispatch says workers returning from the United States have joined anti Bolshevik rebels. Kronstadt fortress and most forts, Baltic fleet, and Petrograd defenses are reported under revolutionary control. Bolshevik leaders Kalinin and the navy commander are held as hostages at Kronstadt. Railroads out of Petrograd are said to be controlled and Petrograd strikes rise in violence as crowds defy Soviet orders.
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Ashington
Russia
United States
State Department
Kronpladt
Baltic
Petrograd
N. Kalinin
All Russian Centre Executive Committee
Kronstadt
French Troops Near Dusseldorf Center in Occupation Push
Berlin reports the first French contingent has reached Beneath six miles from Dusseldorf as Allied forces press toward Germany. Berlin notes Britain, France, and Belgium plan a large occupation while negotiations over indemnity falter.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Beneath
London
Germany
Lancaster House
Marshal Foch
Wilson
Dr. Simons
Paris
Upper Silesia
Lloyd George
Washington
England
Petrograd Bombarded as Kronstadt Push Intensifies
A Helsingfors dispatch reports rebels bombarding Petrograd and Kronstadt siege forces moving toward the city. General Kovlovski allegedly warned communists to abandon Petrograd within three days or face bombardment. Soviet troops attempted contact across the river but were repelled by shelling near Petropavolysk.
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Helsingfors
Associated Press
Petrograd
Bysterlek Revonuena
London
Kronstadt
Dee
Waiser Petropavolysk
Body of Champ Clark Laid at Rest Beside Graves of Children
Champ Clark was buried on his seventy first birthday in Bowling Green Missouri. Simple services were conducted by Rev. Robert S Boyd Park's nephew. He rests beside his father and two children who died in infancy.
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Champ Clark
Bowling Green
Robert S. Boyd
Park
Statesman
Clark
Ayn Green
Art House
Stockholders Readying to Finance Fight Over D&RG Sale
The Denver & Rio Grande stockholders protective committee said it will fund obligations and seek an injunction to block a sale to Gould. A federal Missouri court had ordered deposit of 100000 with the clerk to pay the road’s receiver, postponing sale to March 25, with a possible purchase price of 10 million. Former Governor B B Odel chaired the committee with D W Blumenthal and Samuel Strasbourger as counsel.
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AO Grande
Gould
New York
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Road’s Protective Committee
A. M. Wickshire
Kansas City
Flauveay Wild
B. B. Odel
Protective Comttee
D. W. Blumenthal
Samuel Strasbourger
Wyoming Consistory to Hold Reunion in Cheyenne in June
The Scottish Rite Masons of Wyoming announce the next reunion in Cheyenne for June 6 to 9. Petitions for advanced degrees have arrived, and more are expected as the time approaches. Foundation work for the new Scottish Rite cathedral will begin soon and be underway by reunion time.
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Wyoming
Cottish Rite Masons
Cheyenne
Reunion
Japan Accepts Pacific Mandate With Reservations On Nationals
Washington reports Japan accepted the League mandate for former German Pacific possessions north of the equator including Yap with a reservation against discriminatory treatment in other mandated areas The United States pressed for equal opportunities for all nationals and noted its nonparticipation in the Yap transfer The mandate also requires League Council consent to any modification and limits missionary freedom to League members' nationals.
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Washington
Japan
Pacific
Equator
Yap
League of Nations
Aanoartmant
Mesopotamia
United States
Australia
League
League Council
Noted Authoress Visiting Cheyenne
Mrs. Honore Willsie, prominent western novelist, arrived in Cheyenne from Burnt Fork Wyoming with Mr Willsie children and a nurse. She visited the Phelps ranch gathering material for a Wyoming novel during her stay.
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Honore Willsie
Plains
Burnt Fork
Wyoming
Willsie
Phelps Ranch
Harding to Use General Wood's Eyes in Viewing Philippine Independence
St Paul Minn March 7 A plan for a general wage reduction for maintenance of way workers on all northwest railroads was outlined by J N Raphelge general manager of the Northern Pacific Notices have been sent to Northern Pacific men and a conference with railroad officials and workers representatives is planned here probably April 1 It is estimated about 15000 employees would be affected.
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St. Pauto
Minn
Northwest
J. N. Raphelge
Northern Pacific
Barrymore and Colt Separate. Custody Granted to Ethel
Famous actress Ethel Barrymore and husband Russell G. Colt have separated under a formal separation agreement. Barrymore retains sole custody of their three children while Colt may visit the children subject to the mother’s arrangements and the children's health and study.
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New York
Ethel Barrymore
Famo
Russell G. Colt
William Nelson Cromwell
Sullivan
Leipsic Fair Opens With 100000 Visitors From 26 Countries
Leipsic Germany March 7 15 000 exhibitors and 100 000 visitors attended the fair with about 100 American buyers. Americans predominantly purchased toys and novelties.
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Leipsic
Germany
Associated Press
Leipsic Fair
Amerime Boug T
Archbishop Dougherty Named Cardinal in Secret Consistory
Dennis J. Dougherty archbishop of Philadelphia entered the College of Cardinals in a secret consistory announced by Pope Benedict, succeeding the late Cardinal John Farley of New York. The ceremony was described as impressive and marked by the secrecy of the proceedings.
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Ome
Associated Press
Dennis J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Pope Benedict
Cardinal John Farley
New York
Wood to Investigate Philippine Islands Policy Shift
Major General Leonard Wood was appointed to study conditions in the Philippines amid local independence aspirations. The White House announced the change, with Weeks noting the president seeks a decisive policy shift away from appointing a general governor.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Harding
Philippine Islands
General Wood
Weeks
War Department
Mr. Harding
Islands
White House
Philippines
Wood
Central American Nations Back Costa Rica in Panama Conflict
Telegrams from the congresses of El Salvador Guatemala and Honduras express sympathy and adhesion to Costa Rica in the Panama dispute. Costa Rica orders withdrawal of forces beyond the Sixola river and halts any further advance on the Pacific side of the border.
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San Salvadore
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica
Salvador
Panama
San Jose
Salvadore
Salvadorean National Assembly
Washington
Sixola River
Octavio Beeche
State Department
Wyoming Weather Forecast Cloudy and Unsettled Tuesday
A weather forecast for Wyoming calls for cloudy and unsettled conditions on Tuesday, with Wednesday likely fair and little change in temperatures. The outlook emphasizes modest temperature variation and stable dry spells after midweek.
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Wyoming
Speeding workers' train fatally hits cow in Wyoming
Six men returning on a railroad speeder to a quarry east of Lander after a Sunday night show struck a cow on the track. Oscar Nelson was killed and the others injured, two seriously, in the Wyoming incident reported March 7.
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Ander
Wyo
Speeder
Lander
Oscar Nelson
Extra Session Of Congress Not To Be Called Before April
President Harding announced plan for a special session not before April 4 and possibly a week later after a four hour White House dinner with Republican leaders. He said cooperation guides the program and discussed pressing issues including emergency tariff action and tax schedule revisions with lawmakers.
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Congress
Washington
Harding
White House
Eleven Suspects Arrested in Louis Failer Murder Case
Eleven soldiers, reportedly absent without leave from Fort Russell, are under arrest in Denver Lyman and Deer Trail as suspects in the Louis Failer taxicab murder case. The tally excludes two soldiers sought for a separate assault, and the force in custody spans three Colorado towns with six in Denver, two at Lyman, and three at Deer Trail. The report continues on page six.
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Fort Russell
Louis Failer
Denver
Lyman
Den
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