War in Berlin as communists clash with government troops
International dispatch from Berlin reports fierce fighting in the Adléthcof district between communists and government forces. Officers were executed, twenty communists killed, and 24 communist leaders shot later. Government troops mass for defense while labor unions plan to resume a general strike amid coal shortages and deteriorating conditions. President Ebert returns from Stuttgart.
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International News Service
Berlin
Adléthcof
Spree
Hohenzollern Canal
Ebert
Fighting Blazes Near Moabit Prison Berlin
Fighting raged all day between armed Reds and a German police around Moabit penitentiary on Berlin outskirts. Machine guns fired and roaring volleys echoed through the city as a special Americana transport train could not use Cologne route and was rerouted via the Magdeburg Essen line.
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Moabite
Berlin
Americana
Cologne
Magdeburg -Essen
Berlin Strikes Easing as Barricades Remain in City
A dispatch from Berlin reports improving strike conditions while the government strengthens military precautions. Streets are lined with barricades and machine guns as the American representative in Berlin expresses satisfaction over the fall of the Von Kapp regime.
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Tlonal
London
Red 22
Berlin
von Kapp
Warfare Threatened as Sparticists Clash in Germany Ruhr
News from Paris reports a major clash looming between Sparticists and German government troops in rural Germany. French anxieties rise over potential intervention as 40009 Spartacist troops with artillery mass in the Ruhr coal fields and a presidential offensive is reportedly planned tomorrow.
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International
Paris
Germany
Ruhr
Theatre War Tax Probe Begun
Investigation into movie theatres started today as officials claim the government has lost thousands of dollars due to war tax noncompliance. Authorities will review records and assess penalties where applicable.
Weather forecast note for tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with easing winds. Tuesday remains cloudy with light rainfall likely and a northeast breeze around eight.
Burglar Steals Safe in Albany After Car Robbery
Dick Roper of Albany is victim to a fifth bold burglary in two years as thieves back a stolen J. D. Verner Chevrolet to Roper’s Moulton street store, load his small safe, and drive two miles to loot it of 410 dollars. Police pursue an all night search. the car is found mired in mud and returned undamaged. Investigators suspect a planned theft with multiple suspects.
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Dick Roper
Albany
J. D. Verner
West Albany
Roper
Moulton Street
Upper Second Avenue
Suffragists Hopeful as Ballot Vote Looms Today
Olympia state lawmakers prepare to ratify the federal woman's suffrage amendment amid ongoing deliberations in Delaware where leaders anticipate tight caucus dynamics. Early indications show opposition by a slim majority, though enfranchisement supporters remain hopeful.
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International News Service
Olympia
Washington
Washington State
Epee News Service
Del
Delaware
Repeal of Lever Act Now Sought in Senate
Washington March 22 Senate debate opens after Senator Gore introduces a joint resolution to repeal the Lever Act. The measure seeks to unwind wartime controls shifting economic policy and policy tools away from government intervention.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
Gore
Relief Given to Family in Need After Riverhouse Rescue
Sixteen local citizens donated clothing provisions and groceries for a mother and child rescued from a sinking houseboat on the Tennessee River last week. The Red Cross Home Service announced the total relief funds of 2630 dollars from individuals and 24 dollars from Louisville and Nashville shop employees.
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Tennessee
Red Cross Home Service Section
Rec Cross
Louisville
Nashville
Seven Children Born to Mexican Army Private
Montezuma Mexico March 22 Seven children were born today to the wife of Jesus Lopez a private in the Mexican army. The arrivals include three girls and four boys weighing about two pounds each. After becoming a sevenfold father Lopez received permission from the military commander to paint the town red and go as far as he liked this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Montezuma
Mexico
Jesus Lopez
Jesus
President Harrison to Attend Plumb Plan Meeting Tonight
President William L. Harrson of the Alabama Federation of Labor will attend the Plumb Plan gathering at the Masonic Theatre and may speak. Prof. Walter C. Kennedy of Washington is expected to deliver the principal address and remain in the Twin Cities for several days.
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William L. Harrson
Alabama Federation of Labor
Masonic Theatre
J. C. Smith
Smith
Walter C. Kennedy
Washington
Twin Cities
Harrison
Kennedy
Melvin
Asnvail
Uncle Sam Opens Drive to Recruit North Alabama's Men
A War Department recruitment drive arrives in town with a detachment of fifteen soldiers under Lieutenant R A Hill and Major H B May leading officials to boost enlistment. The group tours Bank Street exhibits showing German weapons and modern U S Army gear including Lewis rangefinders and trench mortars before moving to Anniston.
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Uncle Sam
North Alabama
ARMY
R. A. Hill
Corps of Engineers
H. B. May
167Th Infantry
France
Birmingham
May
War Department
United States
No Man’s Land
Jaffe Brothers
Bank Street
Alabama road surveys begin with bond funds
Field forces of the Alabama highway department moved into counties to conduct surveys. The work aims to prepare for the use of funds from bonds approved by the February 16 amendment.
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A. 1 News Service
Montgomery
Alabama Highway Department
Jim Reed Opens Presidential Bid in Atlanta Tonight
James A. Reed, arriving from Birmingham this afternoon, is set to launch his presidential nomination candidacy tonight in Atlanta with the opening gun of his campaign event.
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James A. Reed
Birmingham
Atlanta
Bear Sammie Dies at 8 After Five Weeks Illness
The Greater Sheesley Shows mourn the loss of East Indian bear Sammie aged eight after a five week illness. Trainer Harry laments the death of a star act who played a miniature piano in the singing routine. The tragedy follows the addition of Albany the Puma and signals a busy fair week ahead.
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Sheesley
Albany
Sammie
British India
Harry
Hawai
Ths
Jack Albright
Amer
Britten Seeks Separate Peace With Germany Bill
Representative Britten of Illinois introduced a bill proposing a separate peace with Germany and a trades council to arrange methods of trade with Europe in the House this afternoon.
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International News Service
Washington
Britten
Illinois
Vouse
Germany
Trades Council
Europe
Engineer Plays Hero On Train Wreck Near Albany
John Frye of Nashville Tennessee earned a place in the Hall of Heroes after remaining in his cab and stopping his locomotive as Louisville Nashville passenger train No 3 jumped the track south of Decatur station. He halted the mogul before it could overturn, saving passengers from injury. A second engine arrived from Albany yards and the train continued south with minimal delay. The wrecked engine was returned to the tracks and sent to the shop for minor repairs.
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John Frye
Nashville
Tenn
Hall of Heroes
Louisville and Nashville
Decature Station
Albany
Big Georgia Fire Destroys Heard Bagwell Store Complex
A major blaze hit the C W Heard store and the Bagwell Grocery in Cummings Georgia early today. The district fire chief estimated losses at about 190000 dollars with extensive damage to the apartment store and warehouse.
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Big Georgia
Cummings
C. W. Heard
Stene
Bagwell
Hoover's Chance Drowned By Treaty Ratification Rebuff
Washington report says Hoover's bid for the Democratic nomination is likely over, swept aside by the treaty ratification issue. Analysts argue the San Francisco delegates may repudiate administration actions, a view shared for Bryan Cox Owen Gerard and other supporters of Lodge reservations.
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Philip Simms
Washington
Herbert
Hoover
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Wm. J. Bryan
Cox
Owen
Gerard
Austinville Wins Three On One Day
Twenty five Austinville residents and a school squad traveled to Vinemont to face Cullman county forces in basketball. The boys won 14 to 5, then 16 to 6, while the girls’ team shut out Vinemont 12 to 0. The trip ended with smiles, photos, and a big town celebration.
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Austinville
Vinemont
Cullmar County
L. Roper
E. L. St. John
Vinemont Withville
Oe J
Roper
Humphrey
Judge Lowe Hears Non Jury Civil Docket
County court Judge Lowe presides over a non jury civil docket, hearing civil cases scheduled for trial and disposition in the session. The session focuses on docket control, case management, and preliminary motions to advance civil matters toward resolution.
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Lowe
Senate Newberry case to be examined in Washington
Senate sub committee to count ballots from Michigan election in the Truman Newberry case. Convicted senator Truman Newberry faces a possible resignation to avoid embarrassment, leaving Republicans with a one vote Senate majority. Other defendants receive prison terms and fines. Judge Sessions grants 60 day stay to allow appeals.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Newberry
Michigan
Senator Newberry
An Cody
H. King
A. Floyd
William Mickel
Allan Templeton
Robert Andrews
Milton Ockman
Richard Fletcher
James F. McGregor
John S. Newberry
Harry ©. Turner
B. F. Emory
Fred. Henry
H. Hopkins
E. V. Chilson
George S. Ladd
Clarence W. Sessions
Injunction Sought Over Lumber Price Fixing Amid Soaring Costs
The federal injunction targets the American Hardwood Manufacturers' Association and names over 800 members amid reports of lumber price hikes from 100 to 500 per cent in the past month. The action follows allegations of price fixing by the trade group in Chicago.
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International News
Chicago
American Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association
Woman Named to Civil Service Commission
President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of Mrs. Helen H. Gardiner of Washington to be a member of the civil service commission. She is a magazine writer and suffrage worker and her appointment marks the first woman on the commission.
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Cinternational News Service
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Helen H. Gardiner
Civil Service Commission
Widow Shot When Refuses to Marry
BARRE Vermont March 22 Hoyt Gallup 68 a farmer shot and killed Mrs EB M Porwick 51 a widow here today Gallup then took his own life He became angry the woman would not marry
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International News Service
Barre
Vermont
Hoyt Gallup
EB. M
Porwick
Gallup
Stolen Freight Recovered Near Decatur Cave
Sheriff May and deputies uncovered a cave west of Decatur where a band of freight thieves rendezvoused. A small cache of tobacco and tobacco gear was found, with evidence of other thefts tied to through shipments to Texas and Mexico. Five cars reportedly entered by the gang were identified, suggesting they targeted moving freight to avoid early detection.
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North Alabama
May
Decatur
Decaturnia
Texas
Mexico
United States Presses Armenia Protections in Turkish Settlement
Washington March 22. The United States will demand full protection for Russia and Armenia in the Turkish settlement. The government has prepared its reply to the pace ment proposal and insists on no action hampering Russia and on large concessions to Armenia.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Russia
Armenia
Body Drifts Fifty Days in Tennessee
The body of James Hardy Nolan, who was drowned at Muscle Shoals seven weeks ago, was found Sunday morning near Saw Tenn after drifting in the Tennessee River 500 days. Nolan served as a member of a government fleet at a Son Dam. The high stage had delayed the searchers.
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James Hardy Nolan
Muscle Shoals
Saw Tenn
Tennessee River
Nolan
As & E
Ason Dam
Journal Needs A Efed Phone 386 5 O'clock
The fragment hints at a journal requiring a phone contact at 386 area code by 5 o'clock. It mentions an efed reference and a time constraint, but other context is missing.
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