French Plan for Continental League of Nations Claim
Munich reports The Muenchner Neueste Nachrichten alleges France sought a Continental League led by France with Italy the Little Entente and parts of Austria under German collapse. It claims Richert pressured Bavarian leaders Fuch and Machaus to initiate a "putsch" to topple the Cuno government and install a Red government in Central Germany.
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Munich
Bavaria
Ruhr
League of Nations
France
Fuch
Herr Machaus
Italy
Little Entente
Austria
Richert
Machaus
Germany
Cuno
Nachrich Tea Rts
Machlias
Baque
Mayence
Riehert
Berlin coup thwarted as 15 arrested
A Berlin dispatch on March 7 reports a coup d etat planned for the following week was foiled by the arrest of fifteen persons in Munich. Ring leaders named include Prof Fuch Herr Machaus and Dr Kuehles former legal adviser to Munich Town Council Keubles was temporarily released from custody and shot himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Munich
Prof
Fuch
Herr Machaus
Kuehles
Keubles
Berlin Denies Fresh Reparation Negotiation Reports
Berlin officials rejected claims of new German reparations proposals to France or formal talks. They reaffirmed Chancellor Cuno’s stance that negotiations require Germany’s full rights and no coercion. Stinnes denial noted he was approached by French interests but insists negotiations stay with the government.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
France
Cuno
Reichstag
Hugo Stinnes
Stinnes
Herr Stinnes
Committee to report on Sacco mental state amid hunger strike
Dedham Massachusetts March 16 a three alienists panel will report to the Norfolk County Superior Court on Nicola Sacco's mental condition following his 30 day hunger strike. Proceedings on a new trial for Sacco and Vanzetti were delayed as his lawyers seek evidence of his critical health. The court indicated force may be used to feed Sacco and he could be moved to a hospital if needed.
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Dedham
Mass
Norfolk County Superior Court
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzeeti
South Braintree
Sacco
First Strike Declared Under Mussolini Regime
Milan march sixteen a thousand women employees of an Italo American bulb company voted to strike in sympathy with a dismissed American manager. The company ordered a lockout and authorities move to settle the dispute.
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Milan
Mussolini
French Troop Train Wrecked by Sabotage Near Dusseldorf
A French troop train near Treves in the Rhineland was wrecked by sabotage, killing one soldier and wounding three soldiers and three railroad workers. A switch diversion caused the crash into a freight train, amid several reported sabotage incidents in occupied territory. Dynamite destroyed a Kalkum River bridge between Duisburg and Duesseldorf, with no injuries to the French patrol guarding it.
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Dusseldorf
Treves
Rhineland
Kalkum
Duisburg
Duesseldorf
Breach of late night beating at Langstreet incident
Two women alert McMicken Avenue station report a mob beating a black man at Langstreet and McMicken. Police find Frank James, 18, homeless, bloodied, with a bar pin from a pin cushion and a camera, pass key, and pads. he admits guilt after learning pin’s value.
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McMicken Avenue
Henry Juegling
Langstreet
Charles Frick
Jacob Schardt
Joseph Frauenhoffer
Moore Street
Frauenhoffer
Carl Cembil
Race Street
Frank James
James
Donahey Alarm Raises Hotel Liability Bill Storm
Governor Donahey ordered halt to three road contracts and opposed two high cost intercounty projects while seeking bids on cheaper materials. Senate action on a hotel liability bill spurs demand for a probing committee amid corruption rumors involving Cleveland lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Donahey
Herrick
Baker
Highway Department
Hamilton
Lucas
Highway Construction Company of
Elyria
Oberlin-Elyria
Chagrin Falls
Cuyahoga Falls
Oberlin-Norwalk
Lucas County
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Toledo
Rominis
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Cities
George H. Bender
Cuyahoga County
J. F. Burke
Lorain County
Bender
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Krider
Henry County
Cities
Ohio Hotel Association
Robert O’brien
W. G. Nichols
New Philadelphia
Senator Krider
Bishop Tuttle Near Death After Prolonged Illness
The Rt. Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle 86 year old Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States and one of the oldest active bishops, fell unconscious today after more than a week of grip like illness and little hope was given for his recovery.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Daniel S. Tuttle
Episcopal Church
United States
Republican Leader Hele in Dublin Smuggling Arrest
Dublin reports the arrest of James Donovan known as the Irregulars' Director of Chemicals. Official statements say he smuggled explosives from England and was a member of the Irregular Army Executive Committee. He was captured at the Four Courts Building last June but escaped.
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Dublin
James Donovan
Irregulars
England
Donovan
Irregular Army
Four Courts
Couple Take Poison In Fatal Pact In Akron Home
Akron view reports Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chamberlin were found unconscious in their locked home. He died at the hospital while she remained critically ill. Mrs Chamberlin recovered briefly and said they had attempted death by their own action pact but did not reveal the reason.
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Akron
Bruce Chamberlin
Chamberlin
One Student Killed in Brawley School Gas Plant Blast
A gas plant explosion at Brawley Union High School killed student Hankie Smith and injured several others including Katherine Howley with spinal injuries and Richard Powell with burns. The blast wrecked the building front and blew cement pillars about 100 feet onto the lawn.
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Brawley
Cal
Brawley Union High School
Hankie Smith
Katherine Howley
Richard Powell
Dr. Nihad Rechad Bey Named Turkish Minister to U S
In Constantinople on March 16 Dr Nihad Rechad Bey former Kemalist minister in London was appointed Turkish minister to the United States. He will sail for Washington in a few weeks to assume the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Bey
Constantinople
Nihad Rechad Bey
London
United States
Pickfords Linked to Major Rum Plot Says Federal Probe
Los Angeles report says Jack Pickford and sister Lottie Pickford face grand jury summons over a wide conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. Also named are other film figures and Hollywood names amid liquor trafficking raids in Hollywood and at a bonded winery.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Pickford
Alan Forrest
Lottie Pickford
Thorughout
H. H. Dolley
Dolley
Pickfords
Mary Pickford
Joe Burke
United States
Pickford
Burke
P. A. Jordan
J. G. Irving
Mae Wallace
Lerner
Hollywood
San Francisco
Jordan
Irving
Mme Mary Clemenceau Dies in Paris at 73
The Milwaukee Journal reports the death in Paris of Mme Mary Plummer Clemenceau estranged wife of Georges Clemenceau. She was a Durand Wisconsin native aged 73 and had been an invalid in Paris for ten years.
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America
Paris
Milwaukee
Mme
Mary Plummer Clemenceau
France
Milwaukee Journal
Clemenceau
Durand
Wis
Georges Clemenceau
Mme. Clemenceau
Wisconsin
Stamford
Conn
Mary E. Plummer
New York
Germany
United States
E. E. Patterson
Plummer
Mary Plummer
Mme Clemenceau Daughter of Connecticut Railroad Official
Springfield Mass March 16 Mme Mary Plummer Clemenceau daughter of G Plummer a former Connecticut River Railroad official now with Boston Maine system Her marriage to M Clemenceau occurred in New York City on June 25 1869
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Springfield
Mass
Mary Plummer Clemenceau
G. Plummer
Connecticut River Railroad
Boston & Maine System
M. Clemenceau
New York City
Women urged to quit imitating men says psychologist
Dr Arthur Holmes of the University of Pennsylvania warned in Chicago that women weakening and cheapening themselves by pursuing masculine activities such as rifle practice boxing and basketball. He urged emancipation toward femininity and said women should avoid men's sports and military camps and instead play solitaire or bridge.
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Chicago
Arthur Holmes
University of Pennsylvania
Holmes
Peasant Queen Milena Dies as Helena Speeds Home
Former Queen Milena of Montenegro died at 1:20 AM in Antibes at 76. Her daughter Helena of Italy hurried to Rome by special train after learning of the death. Milena, called the peasant queen for her humble origins, had long advocated improving Montenegro women’s status and governance.
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Milena
Helena
Italy
Associated Press
Antibes
France
Montenegro
Rome
Genoa
Nicholas
Zorka
Peter Karageorgevitch
Serbia
Militza
Anastasia
Peter
Russia
Leuchtenberg
Danilo
Michael
Mirko
Plamanatz
Wide Open Gary Liquor Trial Reveals Open Trade And Payments
Federal agents and newspaper men testified of widespread liquor sales in Gary. Deputy Durrell said campaign funds were collected from violators for Mayor Roswell O Johnson and Prosecuting Attorney Clyde Hunter. Witnesses named about fifty venues and described protection payments to city officials.
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Indianapolis
Lake County
Gary
Floyd M. Durrell
Roswell O. Johnson
Clyde Hunter
Louis Wein
Floyd Wright
Bert Morgan
Indiana
Dwight Kinder
Potts
Justice of the Peace Law
Senate
Gabriel Lakord
Nick Juricich
William Barich
Ee Ae
Joh William Matthews
Blaz Lucas
Bryan S. Narcovich
Fat Miner Trapped in Mine Exit As Raid Finds Moonshine Stills
At the Red Bird Mine in Pity Me Ohio, eighteen miners are jailed on moonshine charges. Authors say miners walled an abandoned section to manufacture liquor. officers found three stills behind slate walls. One miner got stuck while escape attempts were thwarted.
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Pomeroy
Red Bird
Pity Me
Six Akron Constables Held On Gun And Theft Charges
Six constables were arrested in Akron by city detectives. Three face grand larceny charges and three are charged with carrying concealed weapons. All pleaded not guilty. Bonds ranged from 500 to 1000 dollars as they were processed after court appearances.
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Akron
Robert Huston
Norton Township
Robert D. Phillips
Frank Slaughter
John Myers
Walter Stone
Edward Esch
David Brenneman
Kenmore
Municipal Court
J. S. Pardee
Safe Found Buried Ten Years After Flood
A safe buried for ten years was dug up in the yard of Joseph Hergenrather. It was washed from his house during the 1913 flood and found beneath four feet of mud. The contents, consisting of legal papers and records, were found to be well preserved.
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Tiffin
Joseph Hergenrather
Hergenrather
Wind Hits 46 MPH In Greater Cincinnati
The United States Weather Bureau reported a 46 mile per hour southwest wind yesterday morning in Greater Cincinnati. Local meteorologist W C Devereaux noted the Fed building chart showing the peak at 4 30 AM marking the second strong March wind of the year.
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United States Weather Bureau
Greater
Cincinnati
Kansas
W. Cc. Devereaux
Federal Building
Bishop Ferdinand Brossart Retires From Covington Diocese
Northern Kentucky and southern Ohio reported a bishop’s resignation as Bishop Ferdinand Brossart of Covington cited ill health after a year of illness. The 73 year old leader, born in Bavaria in 1849, served since 1916 with a prolific scholarly output and wide Protestant respect.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Ferdinand Brossart
Covington
Herbert Hillenmayer
Brossart
Bavaria
Germany
Ferdinand and
Catherine
Diesel) Brossart
America
Cold Springs
St. Francis College
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Cincinnati
College of St. Nicholas
Belgium
University of
Camillus Maes
Kenton
Campbell
Boone
Pendleton
Madison Avenue
St. Mary's Cathedral
Henry Moeller
Norwood
Rome
Joseph A. Flynn
James Ll. Gorey
Immaculate Conception Church
Newport
Father Gorey
Maes
Western Union Plant Burns in Charleroi Fire
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Western Union Telegraph Company's building plant in Charleroi causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The blaze began in the basement and wiped out the entire plant.
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Western Selon
Charlon
W. Va
Western Union Telegraph Company
Freighter Aground and Aquitania Delayed in New York Storm
An Italian freighter Buckleigh ran ashore in fog off Jones Inlet between Rockaway Beach and Fire Island. The liner Aquitania from Southampton and Cherbourg was delayed by fog and may arrive after quarantine. A severe wind storm caused injuries including Roy Harriss with a fractured spine, plus other cuts and broken limbs, while harbor fog and rain hampered navigation.
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New York
Buckleigh
Marseilles
Jones Inlet
Rockaway Beach
Fire Island
Aquitania
Southampton
Cherbourg
Great Lakes
Roy Harriss
New York Harbor
Syra
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William Pruett
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Hillip
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Frisco Railroada
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Wwalfut Lake
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