Russia Defies US Policy In Archbishop Conviction Case
Moscow reports say Archbishop Zepnak of the Roman Catholic church had his death sentence commuted to ten years with strict isolation after an appeal for clemency was denied. The central executive committee upheld the penalty, citing treasonable ties in one case while noting mitigation for the other. Poland and Soviet officials clash over foreign interference impressions.
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Moscow
Zepnak
Homan
Botchkaviteh
Central Executive Committee
Pravda
Poland
Balfour
Lard
Wea
Alr
St F
Europe
Supreme Soviet
Linterven- Hon
Hughes
Strikes Threaten Britain as Rail Walkouts Spread
London reports show a worsening railway strike and widespread walkouts across Britain. The industrial action disrupts transport hubs, slows trade, and sparks government appeals for restraint amid mounting labor unrest this March.
Ruhr People Face Ouster Proclamation Amid Occupation
A proclamation by General Degoutte targets railway officials and workers under the Allied occupation. The order directs all railroad personnel to cease their duties or face expulsion. The directive, issued to the Tone region, signals sweeping changes affecting transportation and governance.
Supreme Court Opens March Term Amid Conservative Push
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the Supreme Court's March term begins with unexpected momentum from conservative members in Congress, highlighting shifts in policy and Sen. Ohio positions on service and federal power.
Germany backs Hughes plan for international businessmen commission
Berlin reports Foreign Minister ten Hosenberg informed the Reichstag committee that Germany endorsed Secretary Hughes proposed solution to the reparations dispute through an international commission of businessmen. He noted France and Belgium must evacuate Ruhr before talks proceed and Germany would seek an international loan to fund an initial payment if the commission is formed.
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Berlin
Ten Hosenberg
Foreign Relations Committee
Reichstag
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
Hughes
Baron von Rosenberg
New Haven
International Commission of Businessmen
Forelen
Girl shoots rich builder in Grand Central office
Miss Helene Zeigler, twenty six, living with her parents on Riverside Drive, shot and mortally wounded Frederick W. Burnham, forty six, a well known contractor, in his Grand Central Terminal office. A second shot killed Burnham instantly. Zeigler, who had told her parents she could marry Burnham, may have been driven by the discovery that he already had a wife. Burnham died at Bellevue Hospital without regaining consciousness.
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New York
Helene Zeigler
River Side Drive
Frederick W. Burnham
Grand Central Terminal
Burnhum
Burnham
Bellevue Hospital
Rockefeller Jr Owns Seven Million Shares In Oil Firms
New York March 30 John D Rockefeller Jr holds 7,038,390 shares across nine leading companies within the Standard Oil group. A Dow Jones compilation shows his annual dividends at 11,046,622 dollars under current payment rates.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Oi Group
Bevain
Dow, Jones & Qo
Chinese battle Bolsheviks in Manchuria mobilization ordered
A Tokyo cable reports Gen. Chang Teo Lin ordered mobilization of all troops to halt Bolshevik forces moving south toward Manchuria. A clash is reported as tensions rise in the region. A separate note mentions a destructive fire at the Taplindtke Clarkin stove foundry in North Akron, causing substantial damage and estimated losses in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Chang
Teo Lin
Manchuria
Honolulu
Tokyo
Chang ‘Teo Lin
Mite
Barnk, Alwron,.c
March
Taplindtke- Clarkin Company
North-Akron
Lexa
Dawes Named Comptroller in Surprise Move
Washington March 30 President plans to name Henry Dawes brother of Gen Charles Dawes to be Comptroller of the Currency succeeding D R Crissinger elevated to governor of the Federal Reserve board. Dawes holds directorships at Central Trust Chicago and Dravers National Bank Evanston. a recess appointment may come with the Sixty–Eighth Congress. McNary’s earlier nomination stalled after Senate opposition led by Senator Couzens. McNary declined a recess appointment after the President’s intent was announced.
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Waskington
Harling
Henry Mr. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
D. R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Air. Dawes
Central Trust Company of
Chicaze
Draver
James G. McNary
New Mexico
First National Bank of
el Pazo
Crissinger
McNary
Couzens
Michigan
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
M. and Churches in Agreement on Union of Meth MOS
In St Louis Missouri on March 99 the northern and southern divisions of the Methodist Episcopal church report a final general agreement on unification after seventy eight years, conveyed by members of the joint commission subcommittee.
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St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Finaily
Joint Commission On Unification of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Gloria Swanson Divorce Case In Los Angeles
Los Angeles March 20 Gloria Swanson star of Dont Change Your Husband faces a divorce action from Herbert E K Laim born, filing on desertion grounds. The couple wed December 20 1919 and separated May 9 1921, with Laim seeking the end of their marriage for a second time.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gloeia Swanson
Herbert EK
Laimborn
Gloria Swanson Sanborn
Explosion at Farm Kills Two in Lena Area
Blast in Freeport area destroys the Wernecke home injuring his wife and daughter, a farm hand, and seriously harming others. William Wernecke inspected a carbide tank with a lighted lantern when the deadly gas released.
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Freeport
William Wernecke
Lena
Weeke
Kon
Ober
Loty
Aix
John Stabenow
Wernecke
Tia
French and Germans Clash in Central Europe Killings
London dispatch reports a clash near Gerolatetn in Prussia where eleven people died, six of the victims were German. The report credits the French with several casualties in the fighting.
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London
Mes
Dusseldorf
Gerolatetn
Prussia
Germany
Rum Ship Off and Whisky Haul Reported Value
A vessel named Avontown sits at anchor outside the trees with 10 000 cases of fine Scotch whisky and champagne valued at 150 000 dollars in its hold. Michigan congressman dies in Charlotte Michigan in March 1891 after the death of a district figure. the late member was elected November to the seventy second Congress.
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Boston
Natin
Avontown
Michigan
Charlotte
Mich
M. O
Ferny
Pioneering Iowa farm notes mix crops, pigs, and laws
The report covers varied Iowa farming items from Des Moines elevator casualties and dairy receipts to grain judging winners and cattle feeding day at Iowa State College. It notes bleak pig losses from blizzards, rising milk sales, new bee demonstration requests, and a push for tuberculosis testing among dairy herds.
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Senate
E Stats
Sheldon
Jasper County
Kellogg
Randolph Hotel
Des Moines
Washington
Pacific Coast
Toledo
Dallas County
Dallas County Farm Bureau
Russell
Commercial Club of
Humboldt
Iowa Falls
Hardin County
Farmers Creamery
Randall
Kenneth Meneee
Shenandoah
Iowa State College
Tacenuly
Wilnots Central Railroad
Cherokee
Lurnside
Towa
Sowa House
Bailon Tak
Tin Sige
House
Secretary of State
College of Engineering
University of Iowa
Ohio State Engineer
Enginneers
Ohio State University
Owen FE. Witham
F. G. Higbee
Guthrie County
From Generation to Generation Mothers Advise on Pinkham's Remedy
A lettered testimonial extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health. Mrs J Busca and Mrs George E Warracag credit relief from side and school-weight concerns, praising the remedy's safety and long use by women for nearly fifty years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Jdin E. Pinkham
Fragmented Tycoon of a Burn Aid Ad Parody
A garbled broadsheet fragment shows a vicar asking about a husband and a distressed wife. The text spoofs medical ads for Cole's Carbouative with misspellings and odd phrasing, mentioning pain relief and a Rockford distribution line.
Eau de Cologne Celebrates Two Hundred Years
The original eau de cologne recipe, discovered more than two centuries ago, has been guarded for generations. Only a few dozen people have access since its discovery, with the written copy kept in a crystal goblet under triple locks. The room housing it remains highly restricted.
Plymouth Rock Gelatine Box Instructions
One box makes four pints of jelly or a pint with a quarter box. The box includes a recipe book for salads puddings jellies and more. Ask your grocer.
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Plymouth Rock
They Share A Question That Changes Their Stay
In a country house the pair are thrust into each other’s society with no common interests. After failed attempts at conversation they confront marriage as the only topic that could bond them. She ponders long before answering yes, hoping the union will give them more to discuss during their stay.
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Los Angeles
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