Police arrest fugitive linked to ranch stolen car
Sheriff and Lon Davis recovered a Ford Touring Car and the suspect Tom Berkley a former Hereford ranch employee. Berkley was arrested for prowling after being found rummaging a policeman’s yard, leading to the car’s identification as the ranch theft. The case ties Berkley to the stolen vehicle and possibly to his wife’s Montana departure.
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F. J. Smalley
Lon Davis
Tom Berkley
Hereford Ranch
Berkley
East
Cheyenne
Taylor
Montana
Mob Removals Target Negro Suspect in Kentucky Lynch
Paris Kentucky March 29 Grant Smith a black man charged with criminal assault was taken from Bourbon county Jail by a mob of about 60 men. They drove him out of town toward Millersburg where they announced plans to hang him. Smith had been brought from Flemingsburg for safekeeping after the alleged attack on Ruby Anderson.
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Paris
Grant Smith
Millersburg
Smith
Bourbon County
Flemingsburg
Ruby Anderson
Deportations of 1486 Miners Stir War Time Trial
Captain Harry G. Wheeler testified in the Wootton kidnapping case that 1,486 striking copper miners and sympathizers were deported from Bisbee Arizona to Columbus New Mexico on July 12 1917 to prevent bloodshed. He described overheard agitator expressions and said he acted for country and safety. Wheeler, a defense witness, cited fears of violence on both sides.
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Tombstone
Aviz
Bisbee
Atiz
Columbus
N. M
Harry G. Wheeler
Cochise County
Germany
Harry BE. Wootton
Wheeler
Warren
Samuel L. Pattee
United States
Robbery at Platte Valley Milling office netted 6000
Fort Morgan Colo March 29 The big steel safe in the office of the Platte Valley Milling and Elevator company was looted Sunday night and about 6000 in cash and checks taken. The robbery was not discovered until Monday morning. The robbers forced open the money compartment after opening the night lock. The checks and cash were Saturday receipts.
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Fort Morgan, Gcolo
Platte Valley Milling and Elevator Company
Supreme Court may rule on prohibition questions by April
Washington March 29 observers say the court may issue a ruling on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and enforcement act when it reconvenes after a recess likely to April 19. Elihu Root for a Newark brewer argued the amendment creates a third legislative power and warned against overstepping constitutional limits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Rhode Islands
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Elihu Root
Christian Fiegenspan
Newark
Thomas F. McGraw
William Wu. Frierson
Root
Congress
Mr. Root
Ohio Oil builds six room hospital at Rock Creek field
The Ohio Oil Company is erecting a six room hospital at its Rock Creek field headquarters camp south of Rock River. Dr J P Chiasson will head the hospital which should be finished before the end of May.
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Rock River
Wyo
Ohio Oil Company
Rock Creek Oil Field
Here
J. P. Chiasson
Sinn Fein claims murder of Cork mayor by vengeance
London dispatches report official inquiry proves Thomas MacCurtain, Cork lord mayor, was killed by Sinn Fein vengeance. Daily Mail cites unimpeachable authority. As Ireland violence multiplies, Dwyer’s murder and Thurles bombs also feature in reports. Cosgrove deported amid Dublin notices.
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Sinn Fein
Cork
London
Ireland
Thomas MacCurtain
Daily Mail
Thomas Dwyer
Thurles
Tipperary
Dwyer
Matt
Imglnd
Cording
Noville MacRonady
Metropolitan Police of
Workmen Ask Entente to Take Hand in Ruhr Visit
Three workmen delegates depart Essen to urge Allied statesmen to dispatch troops into the Ruhr. A secret gathering yields perplexity and a plan to go to Muenster is voted down. A military representative mentions Allied mediation offers as reactionary leaders vow surrender would mean death in war.
Denmark All Streets Sealed as Crowd Demands Republic
Copenhagen reports large crowds in public squares urging a Danish republic with police guarding routes to the Royal palace. King Christian met a socialist deputation and promised a reply by 9:30 this morning. A new cabinet named H de Crevenkop Castenakiold foreign minister. no cabinet member sits in parliament.
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Copenhagen
Royal
Christian
H. de Crevenkop-Castenakiold
Great Britain
King Christian
Anderson
Hast Asiatic Company
Newberry Won't Resume Senate Seat Pending Case
Senator Newberry of Michigan returned today and announced he will not resume his seat in the U S Senate until the Michigan election conspiracy case and related proceedings are fully resolved. He emphasized his activities will remain halted until all matters are cleared.
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Newberry
Senate
Washington
Michigan
Tornado Toll Reaches 160 Across Eight States
Chicago March 29 The Palm Sunday tornado swept eight states leaving 160 dead in the central and southern regions. Illinois suffered the heaviest toll with 30 deaths and severe damage in Elgin, Melrose Park, and nearby suburbs. Michigan reported nine deaths and Ohio 26. Troops patrolled hit towns while relief agencies mobilized. weather forecasters traced the storm as a collision of two systems from Alaska and the Southwest.
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Chicago
Middle West
West Central
Georgia
Alabama
Elgin
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Irving Park
Melrose Park
Maywood
Plainfield
Wilmette
Evanston
North Shore
Joliet
Ilinois
Dunning
American Legion
Henry J. Cox
Alaska
British Columbia
Arizona
Nevada
Cox
Detroit
Delaware Ratification Hangs On Shorter Day Debate
Delaware in special session shows little change in suffrage sentiment as ratification of the federal woman’s amendment remains uncertain. Suffrage leaders admit a vote now would likely fail, while anti-suffragists cite lack of committee action as weakness. A vote is expected to be delayed beyond Wednesday.
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Delaware
New York
Bituminous Coal Commission
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Buue Minous
The
Coal Commission
Green
Garfield
Cordillo Brother Arrested on Felony Charge in Denver
Tony Cordillo, 23, accused by State Woman Officer Harry Richter as a ring leader of a youths ring. He was arrested in Adams county near Globeville by Sheriff Gormley of Brighton and jailed in Denver awaiting grand jury. He is brother to John and Peter Cordillo, linked to a murder near Laramie Wyoming.
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Penven
Tony Cordillo
Harry Richter
Denver
Adams County
Globeville
Gormiey
Brighton
Young Cordillo
John
Peter Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Wyo
Poles Repulse Reds and Take Back Territory
Polish troops on the Podolian front repulsed repeated Bolshevik attacks over the past two days and recovered territory lost last week, an official general headquarters statement said.
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Warsaw
German government abandons Ruhr reinforcements plan
Paris March 29 The German government canceled plans to send strong troops to the Ruhr zone after French demands. Chancellor Mueller told the national assembly Germany would not subject Darmstadt or Frankfurt to occupation and would not increase Ruhr forces without French consent. The exchange followed Von Mayer’s talks with Premier Millerand and reflected allied occupation terms.
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Ruhr
Wilhelm von Mayer
Millerand
Bantiatda Runcanthian
Sclriyvus Bucaselis
Darmstadt
Frankfort
Berlin
Herr von Mayer
Germany
Mueller
National Assembly
Herr Mayer
France
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Entente
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