Hughes Sends Note on Trade With Soviet Russia
Secretary Hughes states resumption of trade depends on assurances that fundamental exchanges protect persons and property and establish conditions for commerce. The note replies to Moscow’s appeal and urges guarantees of private property and contracts before any Soviet delegation can be considered. The State Department says no immediate reply to Bolshevik delegation proposals but seeks assurances of change before future talks.
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Washington
Russia
Hughes
Reval
Moscow
United States
Raesiac
State Department
Bolshevists
Strike Me Dead statement ends in tragedy in Welch
Mark Dillon, who reportedly said he would rather die than reveal a statement in a cattle ruling dispute, collapsed and died two hours after making the remark in Welch West Virginia. Witnesses said Dillon declared he hoped God would strike him dead for the statement and he left the courtroom in apparent health.
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Welch
W. Va
Mark Dillon
Ditlon
Cardinal Gibbons Dies in Baltimore at 80
James Cardinal Gibbons archbishop of Baltimore and primate of the American Catholic hierarchy died at the archbishop residence after a prolonged illness chiefly affecting his heart. He was in his 80th year.
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Lone Bandit Captured After Bank Robbery in Cherokee
A lone bandit named Mrack Livingston robbed Harrison Steele, a bank bookkeeper, at the Steele Bank in Cherokee and escaped with $6000. He was tracked to an abandoned barn where citizens closing in forced his capture.
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Cherokee
Iowa
Gove
Mrack Livingston
Harrison Steele
Steele Bank
U. S. Aims to Free Bergdoll in German Case
Weeks declares we will try to obtain Bergdoll if possible. He says no time limits will stop efforts. Secretary Weeks refuses to comment on extradition or British passport law questions.
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Bargdoll
Washington
Igdoll
Steers Weeks
Philadelphia
Weeks
Arepa
Bergdoll
Germany
Great Britain
Soviet appeals to Harding to resume trade with Russia
London report cites Moscow dispatch that the Soviet government asks to send a delegation to the United States to negotiate a trade pact. It argues resuming trade would benefit both nations and notes Britain and Poland have recent Soviet agreements. Hoover says resumption is a political issue and unlikely for now. White House and State Department give no public comment.
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Union News Service
London
Harding
Russia
Moscow
United States
Central Executive Committee
Great Northern Républic
Turkey
Persia
Bokhare
Poland
Great Britain
Washington
Hoover
White House
State Department
Soviet Russia
Buffaloes Offered by Forestry Service Draw Plentiful Interest
The forestry service invited requests for buffaloes and was flooded with replies. A girl sent a 2 cent stamp hoping for a buffalo for her backyard zoo. A farmer with six ares and five children sought a family playmate. Stockmen and wild west shows also requested them, quickly exhausting the supply.
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Washington
Forestry Service
Irl
New Scout Cruiser Milwaukee Christened in Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington the United States scout cruiser Milwaukee was launched at Todd shipyards with army and navy officers public officials and others present. Mrs Rudolph Pfeil Jr Milwaukee sponsored the christening breaking champagne and Lake Michigan water on the bow.
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Tacoma
Wash
Army
Navy
Milwaukee
Todd Shipyards
Rudolph Pfeil, Jr
Lake Michigan
Tornado Kills Two in Marshall County neighborhood
A tornado starting at Berlin ten miles west of Lew istburg swept northeast for fifteen miles in Marshall County. Two people were killed, one fatally injured, ten seriously hurt. Twelve residences and barns were blown away, many homes damaged, and the Anes railway station torn down.
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Nashville
Berlin
Lewisburg
Marshall County
Anes
Police search for pamphlet distributors in Brooklyn
Police and Justice Department agents launched a search for individuals distributing pamphlets found along the Brooklyn waterfront. The tracts alleged to be issued by The Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party of America claimed Soviet Russia would trigger social revolution in America.
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Rede
New York
Department of Justice
Brooklyn
Central Executive Committee
Communist Party of America
America
Shower Baths for Children in New York Hydrant Installations
in New Yorks congested districts youngsters may cool under fire hydrant showers this summer supervised by firemen a committee of finance recommends 25000 in serial revenue bonds to buy 1200 showers for this purpose
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Communist revolt in Germany spreads amid strikes and arson
Western newspapers report a Berlin dispatch saying Soviet funded communist unrest spreads through central Germany threatening key industries including ammonia and copper works. police move to quell strikes as insurgents gain control in towns like Dresden Eisleben Leipsig Halle and Mansfeld with banks raided and prisons opened. President Ebert and Prussia announce a non military state of siege to restore order.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Dresden
Eisleben
Freiburg
Leipsic
Halle
Mansfeld
Exchange
Amsterdam
Saxony
Heststadt
Plauen
Rodewisch
Leipsle
Auerbach
Helbra
Helbra Auzeiger
Ebert
Prussia
Double Wedding Endures Divorce Case in White Plains
John and Henry Leibrock of Mamaroneck start double divorce action in White Plains Supreme Court naming a White Plains chauffeur as co respondent. Both allege identical infidelities occurred on the same date with wives who are sisters from Newark.
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White Plains
N.Y
John
Henry Leibrock
Mumroneck
Newark
Supreme Court
Whitte Plains
Harding Thanks Packer Delegation In Washington
President Harding congratulated the packing industry representatives and their employees on an amicable settlement to avert a threatened strike. The delegates were joined by Secretaries Davis Wallace and Hoover at the White House for the negotiation session.
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Harding
Packer
Washington
White House
Davis
Wallace
Hoover
Fordney Emergency Tariff Bill To Be Fast Tracked
Washington March 22 Fordney emergency tariff bill vetoed by Wilson will be rushed through Congress in the extra session. President Harding supports passage to aid farmers, with House Republicans reviving the measure and planning rapid action through a special rule. Senate finance and House Ways and Means committees coordinate to push a six month limit while awaiting a permanent tariff bill.
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Wester
Union News Service
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Harding
House
Ways and Means Committee
Penrose, Smoot
MclCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
House Committee
Fordney
Longworth
Green
Senate
House Ways and Means Committee
ways and+means committee
New York Millionaire Cleared in Dade Court
Henry Black of New York was acquitted in Dade County Criminal Court of possessing a large quantity of liquor aboard his private car at Cocoanut Grove near Miami. The jury returned the verdict in five minutes after the panel members were allowed to drink from the seized stock to determine intoxication.
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Miami
PLC
Henry
Black
New York
Dade County Criminal Court
Cocoanut Grove
Ambuscades Across Ireland Leave 24 Dead in One Day
Dublin reports twenty four killed and nearly thirty wounded in multiple ambushes as lancers are attacked near Stokestown Longford and near Karrow Kennedy County Mayo. Police and soldiers suffer key losses including Captain Pewk and Coghlin wounded or killed. Attacks spur executions and reprisals with ongoing fighting near Dingle and Clifden. Five districts in Cork also report civilians slain during searches.
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Dublin
Stokestown
Longford
Pewk
Tenant
Coghlin
Karrow Kennedy
County Mayo
Dingle
Sinn Fein
Whelen
Clifden
Patrick Moran
Roscommon
Settlement Reached In Packing Industry Wage Talks
Immediate strike was avoided after mediation by Secretary of Labor Davis. Employers and workers agreed to an eight cent hourly wage cut and a twelve percent cut for piece workers. The basic eight hour day and overtime rates remain as under the war time Alschuler rulings, with a six month extension of the arbitration agreement by the five large packers.
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Washington
Davis
Alschuler
Hoover
Wallace
Printers Refuse Demands End Open Shop Plan in Utah
Salt Lake City printers refuse to raise wages from 30 to 51 a week and announce the American plan will be adopted May 1. A committee says open shop will prevail in Salt Lake City and Ogden job printing plants when the current agreement expires.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Juror ban by defendant in murder trial
A San Francisco jury panel vetted entirely male when Mrs. Margaret Clark, charged with murder, refused to accept any woman jurors and her counsel repeatedly moved to strike female venire members, resulting in a jury of men hearing the evidence.
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San Francisco
Margaret Clark
Detroit Auto Production Increases To 6000 Cars Daily
Detroit area car production has risen to about 6000 cars per day, per survey of leadlog factories. Accessories plants report steady business improvement. Manufacturers say output slightly ahead of demand and foresee a lasting improvement. Most large plants are expanding forge capacity daily.
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Detroit
Mich
Wyoming Brief News Notes From All Parts
A Casper taxi driver Edward Shuster was shot dead by ex Caspar officer L B Nicholson. State royalties from Wyoming off land leases on government lands due July 1 exceed 1 million dollars. A Casper jury found Mrs Jessie Ackerman not guilty of Adelbert Hoffay murder. Confirmed Senate nominations for Buffalo land office receiver John Kirby Kdan and Lander register Irving W Wright. Ex C oroner W B Longwith awarded one cent for indignation in Wheatland suit against Coroner Harry Pepper. A $250 reward offered for murderers of Louis Fuller. Timberlake creek dam collapse flooded Timberlake and Four Mile creeks, damaging ranch property. O N Baldwin notes 10,000 for Saratoga hatchery improvements this summer. Casper banker A J Cunningham under police protection after a $50,000 ransom demand. Cheyenne building strike halts work due to fear of jury bias. Willard Ripley ranch fatal bronco ride ends in tragedy. Archie Huntington Saki acquitted of killing Thomas Gardner as driver in Rawlins. Mrs Florence Amos suicide in Kirby after despondent turn. Bitter creek bridge crash near Rock Springs kills Baocca, injures Dametti and Giovanini. Wyoming Board of Charities dissolves elk and buffalo herds at Hot Springs Reserve. keeps five each on site. George G Philips pleads guilty to second degree murder in Stawlina case. jailed 20 years. Yee Geow hanged at Rawlins for Thomas Holland murder. last words appeal to mercy.
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Union News Service
Edward Shuster
Ias
Casper
L. B. Nicholson
J.hn Kirby Kdan
Buffalo Ie
Irving W. Wright
Thertopolis
Lander Land Office
W. B. Longwith
Harry Pepper
Wheatland
Cheyenne
New Builders’ and Contractors’ Association
Willard Ripley
Hulett
Raymond Recard
Powell
Ripley
Archie Huntington Saki
Rawling
Thomas B. Gardner
Union Pacific
Gardner
Florence V. Amos
Burlington Railroad
Kirby
John Dametti
August Bacca
Joe
Camilo Giovanini
Bitter Creek
Rock Springs
Baocca
Dametti
Giovanini Brothers
Wyoming State Board of Charities and Reforms
Thermopolis
Chamber of Commerce
Qgeorge G. Philips
Laramie
Stawlina
Jesus
Yee Geow
Atate
Rawlins
Thomas Holland
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Ils
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