Bombardment and unrest grip Kiel amid Kapp revolt
London reports that Kiel suffered heavy bombardment by the German cruiser Beckenfoerde killing hundreds and wounding many, aimed at workers opposed to the Kapp government. Berlin sees rising support for Ebert, with Kapp nearing the end of his resources and advisers urging him to stay on.
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London
Kiel
Beckernfoerde
Copenhagen
Ekstrabladets Kiel
Kapp
Mall
Berlin
Mande
Independent Socialist Party
Radea
Workmen's Council
Germany
Nll
Ebert
National Assembly
Stuttgart
Wolfgang Kapp
Bauer
Ludendorff
Flowers of France Captured by American Forces
War Department disclosure shows eight thousand seven hundred feminine hearts captured during the world war era. Of these, twenty two hundred six brides were brought home by American soldiers sailors and marines, with England losing eleven hundred among the captures.
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Vanke
France
Washington
United States
War Department
England
Execution postponed for two Nebraska death row inmates
Lincoln Neb March date for the electrocution of Alson B Cole and Allen V Grammer over the murder of Grammer s mother in law was delayed after a habeas corpus appeal remained pending in the federal Circuit Court of Appeals at St Louis Governor McKelvie announced no new date set yet
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Lincoln
Neb
Alson B. Cole
Allen V. Grammer
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
St.uis
MecKelvie
Cork lord mayor shot dead amid masked assailants
The lord mayor of Cork was killed when masked gunmen entered his residence and fired a shot before fleeing in a car. The incident coincides with reports of Irish unrest as authorities brace for potential disturbances and countermeasures, per the Daily Mail.
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Cork
London
Ireland
Daily Mail
Brinn Fein
Versailles Treaty Fails Ratification For Fourth Time
The Versailles treaty again fails to gain Senate ratification with a 40 to 35 vote. Twenty Democrats oppose the treaty's terms while three Democrats align with Republicans, and twenty-one Democrats switch to support. The result deepens the split between the President and Senate, with plans to declare a state of peace and end the war status.
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Union News Service
Washington
Senate
Wilson
White House
Undertaker Mistakes Embalming Fluid for Water
In Crested Butte Colorado Undertaker Miller drank embalming fluid by error while preparing a body. He rushed to a drug store and alerted a doctor. Two physicians treated him and revived him to consciousness. He is regaining strength and recalled the incident with wry humor.
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Crested Butte
Colo
Miller
Detroit Road Car Flips Into River Near Woodward Bridge
Tray. In Field Beal, once navigation officer of the US submarine K-4, wrecked a sedan that plunged into the Detroit river at Woodward avenue. Beal emerged after four minutes, still wearing his cap, was rescued by Patrolman Watson who saw the crash.
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Detroit
Mich
Woodward Avenue
Tray
Beal
Detroit River
Watson
British land troops seize Istanbul in allied occupation
Allied forces under Gen Sir George Milne land in Constantinople using ships in the Bosphorus. About 4,000 bluejackets and marines plus contingents from allied powers seize ministries and telegraphs with little resistance aside from a brief clash at the war office leaving several British Indian troops and Turks dead. The occupation aims to stabilize the city without ousting the Sultan, though Turks may face policy changes if disorders continue. A public warning proclaims any act threatening allied safety will be court-martialed.
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Constantinople
George F. Milne
Turkey
War Office
Bosphorus
Galata Quay
Stumboul
Golden Horn
Stamboul
Henry PF
M. Wilson
Irrigation Leaders Urge Prompt Action on Colorado Waters
Representatives of most irrigation districts in the Colorado river basin south of the Grand Canyon met with the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and unanimously adopted a resolution urging Congress to promptly regulate and conserve Colorado River waters.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Colorado River
Grand Carton
Swiss Train Caught In Avalanche Kills Seven Crew
A Berne bound train on the Berning pass at about 10000 feet was overwhelmed by an avalanche. Seven crew members were killed. all passengers survived uninjured.
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Berne
Berning Pass
Two sisters freed from asylum after decade for faulty papers
Miss Phoebe Brush, 68, and Ada Brush, 56, of White Plains New York, confined ten years in the state hospital for the insane at Central Tulip over a property dispute valued at 1 000 000. Supreme Court Justice Arthur 8 Tombies ruled papers were faulty and ordered their release, noting they were sent there in June 2010 for low poring COM tment.
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White Plains
N. Y
Phoebe Brush
Ada
State Hospital For
Central Tulip
Supreme Court
Arthur
Tombies
Vallum Nlenally
Berlin turmoil as Kapp retirement sparks unrest across provinces
Berlin is quieting after Dr. Kapp's retirement as workmen councils seize Bitterfelt Saxony and the Rhine Ruhr district leans Communist. A red army advances from Munster. clashes at Mulheim and Plauen leave seven dead and fifteen wounded. Conflicts flare in Neukoeln as troops disperse rioters. Ebert resumes control with Noske and Schiffer guiding order, while a mine blast at Kottbusser kills twelve and wounds twenty eight. Parliament contemplates a new cabinet and June elections amid amnesty debates.
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Union News Service
Berlin
Bitterfelt
Saxony
Rheinish Westphalia
Munster
Mulhelm
Plauen
Falkenstein
Wolfgang Kapp
Gustav Noske
Hebert
Kottbuser
Kapp
Navy Faces Fuel Oil Shortage as Supply Dwindles
Government officials warn of a serious fuel oil shortage affecting the navy and Shipping Board vessels. Prospects for immediate relief are slight, with a five million barrel bid drive potentially leading to commandeering. Oil prices climb amid rising demand and limited supply.
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Washington
Navy
Shipping Board
Navy Department
Express Between Cities by Air Between Chicago and New York
The American Railway Express Company plans cargo space in an aerial express service linking Chicago and New York once a dependable regular operation is demonstrated by an airplane company, stated R B E M. Cowle, vice president, at the national aircraft exposition.
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New York
American Railway Express Company
Chicago
M. Cowle
Express Company
Grain standards blamed for 60 million loss to wheat growers
Washington report cites federal grain standards as costing spring wheat growers 60 million dollars over three years. Minneapolis expert H N Owen, leading a Northwest delegation, presses for rule modification amid the discussion on current standards in force.
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Washington
Hf. N. Owen
Minneapolis
Northwest
Urge Packing House Control Resolution Passed
Houston Texas delegates at the Cattle Raisers Association annual convention adopted a resolution urging federal regulation of the packing industry during the closing session. The measure signals a push for federal controls affecting meat processing and market practices.
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Houston
Vex
The
Cattle Raisers' Association of ‘Texas
Denver Surgeons Buy Radium for Cancer Treatment
The Surgical Group of Denver announces the purchase of $90,500 worth of radium by Dr. Edward F. Dean. The group of about sixteen surgeons will use the mineral for cancer treatment, with delivery from the Radium Company expected around May 1 and half a gram to be delivered.
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Denver
Surgical Group of
Edward F. Dean
Radium Company
Wyoming Briefs Highlight Oil, Roads, and Crime
Seven more rigs arrive at Rawlins to fields in Ferris for General Petroleum Company. State Game Warden Judkingling warns ditch owners to keep fish out of canals. Union Pacific hints at big Cheyenne Laramie Kansas district changes. A Big Piney Oil News is planned for Salt Lake City. Hilliard Ridgely loses a cowboy gun once carried by Buffalo Bill. Evanston applies for an American Legion charter boosting Wyoming posts to 51 and 3,000 members. Evanston plans a $50,000 L D S Church chapel with Salt Lake architect. Northwestern Railroad to build 25 rental houses in Casper. Pipeline loop from Casper to Salt Creek near completion. Federal road funds worth about $1.2 million annually promised for four years after Good Roads conference. Orin depot to gain new facilities. Crowder notes draft-board costs in Laramie county. District Court in Green River handles three murder cases. forage shortages depress Wyoming grain stock.
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Western
Union News Service
Rawlins
General Petroleum Company
Ferris Field
William T. Judkingling
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Laramie
Kansas
Big Piney
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Lincoln County
Hilliard St. Ridgely
Buffalo Bill
Ridgley
Plainsman
American Legion
Evanston
Wyo
Casper
Legion
Marty Fisher
Northwestern Railroad Company
Salt Creek Oflield
Midwest Stefining Company
Teapot Station
Washington
Chamberlain
Orin
General Crowder
Secretary of War
Selective Service System
Laramie County
Notal
Late Market Quotations From Colorado Metal and Cattle Prices
Colorado settlement prices show bar silver at 1.22 per ounce copper 19 20 cents per pound lead 9 26 spelter 8 72 tungsten 6 60 12.00. Cattle quotes list beef steers weights and grades from 10 05 to 13 65 with common at 10. Stubs include packer sows 15.15 19.76 and cows at 7.25 26 with stocker cattle around 7 to 10.10.
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Colorado
van Cata
Fiat
Acoe
Denver
Enon
Seereen Nye Koes
Hutter
Deana
Navy
Colo
F. O. B. Enver
Hany
Seeeeesees
Saerenee Anee South Park
Charles & Co
Murrain
Waveee Abe
Chicago Produce Price Data From The Market Report
A rough OCR listing shows cash grain and commodity prices in Chicago including corn varieties and pork, with scattered figures like 46.00 69.00 and 8 50 18.50, plus notes on ordinary firsts and butter creamery items. The garbled text references market terms and item descriptions without coherent structure.
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House of Commons
Cauiger
Falkenstein and
Meiningen
Green River
Stanko Tian
Blairtown
Joe Omeye
John Buxton
Rock Springs
Jank Jones
O. A. J. Blenkarn
Lak
University Gadet Corps
Mile
Lokk Bay
Eastern Livestock
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