Five Members Expelled By Vote Ignoring Party Lines
A dramatic Assembly vote expelled five members for disloyalty amid charges of trauma and overt acts. Lewis Waldman described as a young Trotsky faced a 146 to 28 vote, while Walter Claessens, Solomon, Samuel De Wit, and Samuel Orr were ousted by 104 to 40 margins.
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Ational News ‘Service
Lewis Waldman
Walter Claessens
Assembly
Ne Diay
Solomon
Samuel de Wit
Samuel
Orr
Hoover candidacy roils Republican race in Chicago
Report from Chicago says GOP opposition to Herbert Hoover for the presidential nomination has intensified with fears of a 1912 style revolt. Old guards oppose Hoover, Johnson Borah faction rejects his League stance, while Wood supporters mock the Hoover name.
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Washington
Herbert
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Johnson- Borah
League of Nations
Nathe Holover
Amalamation and Princess Theatres Consolidate Operations
The Amalamation Theatres group and Cagle and Princess Company merge to cut prices and expand bookings. The consolidation will reduce admission to 25 cents at the Princess Theatre and allow larger, better pictures. They will handle productions for four in town and for Princess venues in Florence and Little Rock.
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Prifieta Amusement Company
Cagle
Princess Theatre
Florence
Little Rock
Ark
Rosenbaum
Consolidated Company
Suffrage Fight in Delaware Is Lost
In Dover Delaware the lower house defeated the resolution to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment by 32 to 9. In Mississippi Jackson Miss April 1 the lower house declined to become the thirty sixth state to ratify the federal amendment by a 94 to 28 vote, opposing the Senate's earlier ratification resolution.
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Dover
Delaware
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Senate
Arranza Orders Obregon Arrest Amid Mexico Turmoil
Reports from San Antonio say Obregon, presidential candidate, was arrested at Tampico by federal authorities after an assault on Ambassador Bonillas. Gen Ben Hill reportedly involved as authorities move to detain Obregon and other leaders in Mexico City and beyond. Preparations for armed conflict mount in Sonora under Gov De La Huerta with 5000 troops mobilized.
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International News Service
San Antonio
Obrégon
Agua Prieta
Mex
Carranza
Sonora
de la Huerta
Celanan' Toten
General Rains and Storms Forecast Across Regions
Weather bulletin predicts widespread rain and storms within 36 hours. Central valley and Gulf states expected to face thunderstorm activity and strong winds as systems move eastward through the day.
Weather Summary: Thunderstorms and Cooling Tonight
Weather update notes thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Strong south winds shift to colder air later with decreasing visibility and brisk temperatures.
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Codler
Pri
True Bills in Leak Scandal Named Indicted Officials
The Department of Justice reports true bills in a leak scandal. Indicted are Ashton F. Embry, ex private secretary to Associate Justice Joseph M. McKenna, J Harwood Graves, E E Moses, E M Mayer. Wall Street speculators allegedly profited. Additional indictments anticipated.
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Department of Fact
International News Service
Wall Street
United States Supreme Court
Ashton F. Embry
Joseph M. McKenna
J. Harwood Graves
Department of Justice
E. E. Moses
E. M. Mayer
United States Army
Threats against Premier Lloyd George widen Ireland unrest
Dispatches report death threats tied to Ireland crisis. A London bulletin notes warships in Belfast harbor and alleged warnings to Prime Minister Lloyd George and Ian MacPherson, with Cork mayor Thomas McCurtain cited as earlier victim.
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International News Service
London
Belfast
The
Star Today
Lloyd George
Ian Stac. Pherson
Ireland
Buack “Cross
Thomas “McCurtaim
Cork
Meat cutters at Chicago face mass layoff amid strike
Chicago April 1 complete paralysis at the stock yards loomed as more than 6 000 cutters were laid off. The total number of men thrown out of employment due to the live stock handlers strike now exceeds 20 000. Work on the killing floors has ceased entirely.
Fairfield Alleges Magic City Swiped Part of Population
Fairfield officials protest census reports claiming Birmingham received part of Fairfield’s population in the 1920 count. The note cites 4,998 for Fairfield and compares to other city totals in Alabama and Arkansas, highlighting disputed adjustments.
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Fairfield
Magic City
Washington Spa
Ala
Harvey, al
Pine ‘Bluff
Ark
Xcelsior Springs
Birmingham
Pail Tonics
Merchant Robbed in Mobile Alabama Briefly Reported
A brief report says a merchant in Mobile Alabama was held up early today by unknown assailants who robbed him of cash and goods. Police are investigating the incident and no injuries are reported.
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International News Service
Mobile
Als
Conn, & Merchant
Yeguoes
Seon
Rumors Prompt British Irish Troop Concentration
The British government has acknowledged rumors of unrest as large masses of British troops concentrate at strategic points across southern Ireland during the week.
Bombing wrecks Clonculty Barracks in Dublin clash
Reports from Dublin say fighting spread to southern Ireland with bombs wrecking Clonculty barracks. No further details on casualties or responsible groups were provided.
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News Service
London
Southern Ireland
Dublin
Clonculty
Mary Charged With Collusion in Nevada Divorce Suit
Court records show Mary and former opponents Pickford Fairbanks and Owen Moore allied in a case alleging collusion in a divorce decree granted in Nevada. They deny fraud or premeditation and say they will oppose any effort to set aside the ruling.
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Crnterna 1 News
Los Eee ES
Pickford Fairbanks
Owen Moore
Nevada
Payroll Heist by Bold Bandits Targets Swift and Coy
Bandits held up messengers from the Drover's National Bank carrying payroll funds for Swift and Coy to a packing plant. Intercity reports a significant haul, with authorities noting $45,208 taken during the daylight robbery. Investigators seek suspects and urge witnesses to come forward.
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Swift & Coy
Gary Appointed as Swiss Envoy
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of Hampton of Texas to be minister to Switzerland.
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Gary
International News Service
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Hampton
Texas
Switzerland
Armed clash in Asia reports Japanese and Russian skirmishes
London dispatch notes clashes between Japanese and Russian forces with casualties and a burned consulate in the region. Missing consular personnel are unconfirmed.
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International News Service
London
Tinea
Rusgian
Japan
P Yonsol
Chewing Wax Delivered by Aeroplane Planned for City
The Wrigley company announces an air delivery trial of Spearmint chewing wax by aeroplane to the J. A. Calvin Company. Officials will notify towns with a shipment soon, marking the first serial delivery by air.
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J. A Calvin Company
By & Wrigley Birdman
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
Chicago
New Orleans April Tea Meeting Nears State Legislature
Fragmentary notes describe a pending gathering in New Orleans in April related to a legislative session. The brief hints at political maneuvering and the involvement of unnamed forces aiming to influence state decisions.
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New Orleans
Wana Legislatur
Cver
General E Simms Found Hanging Near Road
Investigators report the body of Gen. E Simms of Washington found last night suspended from a rope under a tree with his horse nearby. He appeared to have ridden up, looped the rope and fallen to be dragged by the horse, with death estimated at three to four hours.
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Tre
Gen. E.simms
Washington, D. C
Coal Advances Seventy Cents a Ton in Wage Scale
An advance of 70 cents per ton in wholesale coal prices accompanies the new bituminous miner wage scale. The move reflects changes in the industry and affects buyers and sellers with potential shifts in market activity.
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L Ind
Germany seeks authority to deploy troops in crisis
Germany asks the government for power to use troops against internal unrest. A meeting discussed granting authority to deploy armed forces to curb the German Reds.
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Germany
Mitter
Peace Resolution Deadlock Stalls War Termination Plan
The foreign affairs committee will consider a peace resolution Monday marking the third anniversary of the war declaration. The measure seeks a termination of the state of war with Germany once effective, but President Wilson is expected to veto if it passes.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Germany
Wilson
Bolsheviks Resumed Offensive Against Poles
Brief from London reports the Bolsheviki have resumed their offensive against the Poles according to official advices. The scene is marked by renewed clashes and strategic maneuvers as both sides contend for control.
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London
Sigdinst
Patterson Comer to Take Hand in Railroads Fight
Washington reports say Senator B S Comer may back AL Patterson of Albany if Louisville and Nashville rail line pushes for control of the Alebanik Public Service Commission. Comer has not issued a statement but is believed to favor the railroad influence to defeat opponents.
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Comer
Louisville
Nashville
Alebanik’ Public Service Commission
Sam P. Kennedy
Wington
Hugh Wy Roberts
AL Patterson
Albany
Hagybeard
Louisville & Ville
Y BP
Csmamberee Commission Bestir
Louisville & Nashville
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