South Africa Mine War Rages With 2000+ Casualties
In the Rand uprising the Union mines area sees 2000 plus killed or wounded as rebels attack, recapture towns from police and troops press a heavy defense. Premier Smuts reports “the situation in hand” while reinforcements reach Johannesburg amid air bombardment and street fighting.
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Johannesburg
Smuts
London
United Press
Union of South Aftica
June
Smits
Union of South Africa
Tropand
Auwlige
Moody
Lou
Taehannesborg
Fenneral
Rand
Boksinege Y
Drixton
Ain
Jearlern Jyere
Usis
Lipline
Johan Westurg
Lefure
Javinglion
Pretoria
Wnd
Deny Reports On Kaiser Death And Senate Delay
March 13 reports deny Kaiser Wilhelm’s death and note Senate delay on the bonus bill. The House aims to pass the currency plan while the Senate faces other treaties and major legislation before adjournment. Treasury opposition to the modified bonus bill is noted, with expectations of limited action this session.
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iRy United
Washington
Amsterdam
Congress
Morland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Klohenzol
Jorn
Bourn
Senate
House
Vnsta
Basch
Mellon
Pardoey
Nd Suns
Treasury
Genoa Conference Opens April 10
The item notes an opening date of April 10 for the Genoa Conference, as announced by official Naviticed authorities. It references United Prow ROMS Morel as the source and mentions the event timing and formal notification details.
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Genoa
United Prow
Toni Beohoinie
Dodge Scion of Auto Magnate Arrested After Wild Party
In Salamazoo Michigan on March 18 John Duval Dodge son of a Detroit auto leader was jailed after a wild party ended with a crash driven at high speed on a public road. Several girls were involved and a normal school student was injured. Dodge and another youth were held without charges pending further investigation.
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United Proand
Salamazoo
Mich
John Duval Dodge
Automobile
Detroit
Hanne Lave
Dodie
Rex Earl
Stephan Wattles
Troma
Centre Road
Erimary
Ty Wy Tanner
Hik
Chug
Coatrol Viearly
Hone
Furs Oy Pissiene
Torgess
Deli
Will Push Through Proposed Bonus Plan
United Press reports that a House ways and means committee member urged against the Treasury secretary Mellon and his bonus plan. The panel decided to ignore his recommendations and move the bill forward. A related school comedy event at the high school auditorium drew a large audience and positive reviews.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Government intervention unlikely in coal strike
United Mine Workers officials say government efforts to avert a nationwide coal strike on April 1 are nearly abandoned. Mine owners refuse wage talks, and without an agreement by March 6 the strike may begin. Secretary Davis says the federal government will not seek court action unless public coal shortages worsen.
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United
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Nahal
Washington
Mituesr
Voluntars
Davis
Capiotanil
United Pees
Train Hits Truck. Five Die Near Merritton Ontario
Five men were killed and nine injured when a Grand Trunk passenger train struck a truck carrying fourteen linemen of Ontario Hydro at Merritton near Hamilton. The victims include James Burrington of Brantford Samuel McMillan Burgess and L Hows of St Catharines and L Lownes of Toronto. The truck carried Hydro workers on a crossing when struck. Mrs Henry Lauer and AL Titusville were Sunday visitors nearby.
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United Press
Hamilton
Ont
Grand Trunk
Merritton
James Burrington
Brantford
Samuel McMillan
Burgess
L. Hows
St. Catherines J
L. Lownes
Toronto
Higdroelectric Power Commission of
Ontario
Negro Released After Hearing In Spartansburg Case
Walter Smith, a negro, was freed at a morning hearing before Alderman Porter on charges stemming from a West Main street clash with Benjamin Sisley and alleged ties to a Spartansburg railroad station robbery. Insufficient evidence led to dismissal. Sisley reportedly admitted striking first but no link to the Spartansburg theft was established.
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Walter Smith
Spartanshire
PRR
Benjamin Bisley
West Main Street
Porter
Smith
Sisley
Spartansburg
Nova Scotian Ghost Shifts Operations to Oklahoma Town
Enid Ohio reports an unsettled case as the so called incen diary ghost of Caledonian Mills Nova Scotia allegedly moves activities to Alva Oklahoma. Investigators note mystery fires set from Nowhere in the home of Ona I Smith 24 raising questions about the haunting and potential link to a distant farmhouse near Caledonian Mills. Dr W Franklin Prines a New York scientist joined the probe to trap the specter amid chaotic leads.
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United Press
Enid
Ohio
Caledonian Mills
Nova Scotia
Alva
Oklahoma
Ona I. Smith
Mexander McDonald
Caletfornant Mills
Blizeard
W. Franklin Prines
New York
Trouble grows in India as crisis looms worldwide
United Press reports London faces a shaky coalition government with Lloyd George abroad on holiday as trouble spreads from India to the Transvaal and Near East. Arrests, sedition cases, and mutiny fears grow amid unrest, with Gandhi and others tied to protests.
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London
Toalition
Lloyd George
Wales
India
Transvaal
Near East
Toy George
Livdin
Gueidhi
Fardoi
Gandhi
Hanker
Pears
Panjabi
Mae
Gund
Simute
Aye
Great Britain
Collins Threatened Drive Opens Against Irish Free State
Followers of De Valera mobilize in armed actions against the Irish Free State. Gunmen threaten to kill Michael Tolling and Arthur Griffith during a Cork meeting and cemetery protest. De Valera faction holds rallies despite threats as IRA forces are tried.
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Collins
Irish Free State
Uby United Prem
Dublin
de Valera
Tmmpaigh
Kree
Tunmeén
Semuuhts
Michael Tolling
Cork
Heatenny
Arthur Grifith
Disdalk
Free State
Carke Cemetery
Increase State Police Detail s to Prepare for Miners' Strike
State police details are expanded to prepare for a miners' strike, with Malte Wyong barracks instructed to mobilize across Hazleton and surrounding regions. Reports mention extended suspensions and anticipated extensive troop presence to maintain order during the industrial disruption.
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United Press
Scranton
Mal Te Wyong
Tthe
Hazleton
Linut
Sarleon
Weoming
Haz Otin Toobtain
Demand Withdrawal Of American Troops From Europe
Washington reports a sessional demand for immediate troop withdrawal from Europe. The plan asked to pay $241,000 for Rhine Army maintenance and would leave about 2000 U.S. soldiers in Europe. Critics say neither Germany nor Allies will fund the ongoing costs.
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United Press
Washington
Europe
Enn
Ader
United States
Rhine
Germliny
House
Senate
Whipping and Fine Reported in Wilmington Robbery Case
United Press reports a Wilmington incident involving a violent crime wave. A suspect supposedly held up a person, robbed them, and was fined later. details appear garbled but indicate a pursuit and punishment. The piece mentions police, survivors, and ongoing investigations in Delaware.
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United Press
Wilmington
Del
Poerer
Rodney
Johnson Attacks Pacific Pact in Bitter Senate Speech
Washington March 18 United Press reports Senator Johnson denounces the Four Power Treaty as a threat to American heritage and safety. He argues the pact bakes away safeguards, urging rejection amid a Senate fight over reservations and potential ratification.
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America
California
United Preta
Washington
Amierica
Johnguti
United Press
Upu
Kellys. Minintsita
Lodge
Reneral
Child Killed and Two Hurt In Grade Crossing Crash
In Farnondale Pennsylvania a grade crossing collision between a Western engine and a carriage left a child dead and two people injured including the child’s father Alex Somosky. Victims appeared to be from Carbondale and the crash occurred at night near the rails. Police and railroad officials investigated the fatal incident and the survivors were treated at the scene or transported for care.
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United Pros
Farnondale
Somosky
A Ayas
Alex Somosky
Syvlyes
Wr Politaky
Carbondale
Onaria
Arbuckle's Third Trial Opens Today
San Francisco report on William S. Arbuckle entering his third manslaughter trial over the Virginia Rappe case. A 65 member jury panel, many women, was ready as defense planned motions to challenge the prior arraignment and force a fresh voir dire. Arbuckle arrived with his wife Ida and attorney Milton Cohen, declining to discuss the case publicly.
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United Press
San Francisco
Rokeow
Ang
Virginia Rappe
Mente
Arbuckle
Minta Duttee
Hns
Milton Cohen
Los Angeles
Nespandl
Stele
Callig
Ariel
Firebugs Active as Two Fires Break Out Sunday
Local authorities blame a firebug for two Sunday blazes in the business district, following earlier near misses. Incendiary fires at the Marks store on West Avenue and Sedley Studio on North Center Street prompted quick responses, with firefighters noting rapid spread risk and possible oil-soaked accelerants. Investigations expand to identify suspects amid a recent string of intentional fires threatening downtown.
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Marks
First Avenue
Healey Studio
Fins
Sedley
North Center Street
West Avenue
Dla
Oldlock
Pesiursky
Nix
Lanston
Kepple
Partiks
Grillers
Dairymen to Meet Saturday at Mauricinal Building
Members of the Dairymen's League will hold a regular session Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Mauricinal building. Mr Borland of State College will address the league on First Principles of Agriculture, a message of interest to all farmers invited to attend.
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Dairymen's League
Mauricinal
Speciab
Borland
State College
Loondairyanen
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