Rebels in Saddle in Bolshevik Revolt Report
Washington reports say workers who returned to Russia from the United States have become leaders in the anti Bolshevik revolt. Kronstadt fortress and most forts, the Baltic fleet, and Petrograd are under rebel control. Bolshevik officials Kalinin and the navy commissioner are held as hostages. Railways out of Petrograd are said controlled. Strikes and street crowds grow amid defiance of 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 in Occupation Move
Berlin reports the first contingent of French troops has reached Benneath six miles southeast of Dusseldorf as allied forces prepare to occupy a large German industrial region. London notes German indemnity talks broken, with a march into Germany imminent and Britain pledging limited manpower to show solidarity.
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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
Kronstadt Rebels Advance Toward Petrograd Amid Siege
An AP dispatch from Helsingfors reports revolutionaries bombarding Petrograd and soviet batteries at Bysterlek Revonuena while Kronstadt forces march toward Petrograd. General Kovlovski allegedly ordered communists to quit Petrograd within three days or face bombardment. Soviet troops reportedly clash near Petropavolysk as Chinese and Yher artillery aid the defense.
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Helsingfors
Associated Press
Petrograd
Bysterlek Revonuena
London
Kronstadt
Dee
Waiser Petropavolysk
Body of Champ Clark Laid to Rest Beside Graves
Champ Clark was buried on his seventy first birthday in Bowling Green Missouri. Simple services were led by Rev Robert S Boyd Parks nephew. The statesman was laid beside his father and two children who died in infancy. Clark's body was brought to Bowling Green and placed in the town house shortly before noon.
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Bowling Green
Champ Clark
Robert S. Boyd
Park
Statesman
Clark
Ayn Green
Art House
Stockholders Prepare to Fight Denver & Rio Grande Sale
The protective committee moves to block the Denver & Rio Grande sale by wiring funds to meet obligations and seeking a court injunction. A federal Missouri district court ordered stockholders to deposit 100000 with the clerk for the receiver, delaying sale to March 25. stockholders may bid $10 million before then. Former Governor B B Odel chairs the committee with D W Blumenthal and Samuel Strasbourger as counsel.
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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 Reunion Set for June Dates
The Scottish Rite Masons of Wyoming announce the next reunion in Cheyenne for June 6 to 9. Petitions for advanced degrees have been received, and work on the new cathedral foundation will begin soon, advancing as the reunion approaches.
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Wyoming
Cottish Rite Masons
Cheyenne
Reunion
Japan Accepts Pacific Mandate With Yap Reservation
Japan accepts the League mandate for former German Pacific possessions north of the equator including Yap with a reservation against discriminatory treatment of Japanese nationals in other mandated areas. The United States objects to lack of party status and seeks equal commercial opportunities for its nationals in the mandates.
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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 a western novelist arrived in Cheyenne with Mr. Willsie children and a nurse from Burnt Fork Wyoming. She visited the Phelps ranch in Burnt Fork country to gather material for a Wyoming novel.
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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 broad wage cut for maintenance of way workers on all northwest railroads is contemplated J N Raphelge Northern Pacific general manager said notices have been sent and a conference with officials and workers representatives will likely be held April 1 about 15000 employees affected
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Harding
General Wood
Philippine
St. Pauto
Minn
Northwest
J. N. Raphelge
Northern Pacific
Barrymore and Colt Separate with Custody Arrangements
Ethel Barrymore and Russell G Colt separate under a formal agreement. Barrymore retains sole custody of their three children while Colt may visit as arranged by the mother, with visits subject to the children's health and study needs. Attorney William Nelson Cromwell said the action aims to clear rumors.
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New York
Ethel Barrymore
Famo
Russell G. Colt
William Nelson Cromwell
Sullivan
Leipsic Fair Opens with 15,000 Exhibitors and 100,000 Visitors
Leipsic Germany March 7 100 American buyers among 100000 visitors at the fair opened today with 15000 exhibitors from 26 countries. Americans mainly purchased toys and novelties reflecting the wartime trade mix.
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Leipsic Fair
Leipsic
Germany
Associated Press
Amerime Boug T
Philadelphia Archbishop Dougherty Elevated in Secret Consistory
Dennis J. Dougherty, archbishop of Philadelphia, was made a cardinal in a secret consistory announced by Pope Benedict. He succeeds the late Cardinal John Farley of New York. The event was described as an imposing ceremony with the sacred proceedings continuing on the last page.
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Ome
Associated Press
Dennis J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Pope Benedict
Cardinal John Farley
New York
Wood to Inspect Philippine Islands for Independence Study
Major General Leonard Wood will travel to the Philippine islands to study conditions and the aspirations for independence. The mission, requested by President Harding and approved at a White House conference with Secretary Weeks, replaces the earlier plan to appoint a governor general.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Harding
Philippine Islands
General Wood
Weeks
War Department
Mr. Harding
Islands
White House
Philippines
Wood
Costa Rica halts advance in Pacific border dispute
Costa Rica orders immediate withdrawal from territory beyond the Sixola river and halts further moves toward the Pacific side of the Panama border. The government relayed the instruction to the U S state department, while Salvadoran and Central American congresses pledge support for Costa Rica in the conflict with Panama.
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Costa Rica
Washington
Sixola River
Octavio Beeche
State Department
Wyoming Weather Forecast Clouds and Mild Change Ahead
The forecast calls for cloudy and unsettled conditions on Tuesday with a likely fair Wednesday. Temperatures show little overall change across the period.
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Wyoming
Speeding rail speeder hits cow near Lander Wyoming
Six men returning from a show were riding a railroad speeder to work in a quarry east of Lander when they struck a cow on the track. Oscar Nelson was killed and the others were injured.
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Ander
Wyo
Speeder
Lander
Oscar Nelson
Harding says special session not before April 4
President Harding announced that a special session of Congress would not be called before April 4 and might be a week later after a White House dinner with Republican leaders. He said the session would focus on the taxation program and possibly emergency tariff legislation.
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Congress
Washington
Harding
White House
Eleven Suspects Held In Louis Failer Murder Probe
Eleven soldiers in a Louis Failer murder case are under arrest in three Colorado towns. Six suspects are held in Denver, two at Lyman, and three at Deer Trail as the probe continues. Two soldiers wanted for the taxi driver killing may not be included in the arrests.
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Colorado
Fort Russell
Louis Failer
Denver
Lyman
Den
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