Archbishop Zepliak's death sentence commuted to ten years
Moscow reports Archbishop Zepliak head of Russia's Roman Catholic Church had his death sentence reduced to ten years with strict isolation. Vicar-General for Clemency Butchkovich's appeal was denied. Central executive committee justified commutation to prevent Catholic citizens from exploiting the case, while deeming Butchkovich treasonous. Kalinin and Sopronoff signed the decision.
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Moscow
Zepliak
Russia
Butchkavitch
Central Executive Committee
Mgr
Butchkoviteh
Kalinin
Sopronoff
Poland
Sikorski
Pravda
Balfour
Alrif I
Europe
Supreme Soviet
Hughes
Britain Faces Broad Strikes Threat After Easter
London reports a worsening industrial scene with 800,000 building workers set for a walkout after Easter. A railway strike looms and miners may join, as Norfolk farm workers gain endorsement from the National Union of Agricultural Workers executive committee.
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London
Great Britain
Norfolk
Farm
National Union of ‘Agricultural Workers
Ruhr Officials Ordered to Return or Face Expulsion
General Degoutte of the occupation forces issued a proclamation across the Ruhr and Rhineland demanding striking railroad workers and train men resume work or be expelled. The order targets about 500,000 Germans and their families, with roughly 125,000 men directly affected.
Move to curb Supreme Court powers faces conservative wing
Fragmentary report notes a parliamentary move to curb the Supreme Court powers, with emphasis on requiring concurrence of a broader coalition. Report mentions concerns within the conservative wing and misfired phrasing about legal limits and potential admissions of a new measure.
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Washington
Su- 1E- Court
Drenet Af
Segts
at _fuileen
German plan backs Hughes reparations commission
Berlin reports Foreign Minister von Rosenberg told the Reichstag committee Germany endorses Secretary Hughes proposal for an international commission of business men to settle the reparations dispute. Germany would pay obligations if France and Belgium withdraw from Ruhr and the commission is appointed with German representation.
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Berlin
von Rosenberg
Foreign Relations Committee
Reichstag
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
Hughes
Baron von Tosenberg
New Haven
International Commission of Businessmen
Girl shoots rich builder in Grand Central office
Miss Helene Zeigler twenty six and Frederick W Burnham contractor die after a double suicide in Burnham's Grand Central terminal office. Zeigler mortally wounds Burnham then kills herself as he dies at Bellevue hospital. Zeigler’s motive related to discovery Burnham already had a wife.
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New York
Helene Zeigler
Riverside Drive
Frederick
W. Burnham
Grand’ Central Terminal
Burnham
Bellevue Hospital
Rockefeller Jr Owns Large Share in Standard Oil Groups
New York March 80 John D Rockefeller Jr holds 7 638 390 shares in nine prominent Standard Oil group companies. Market value around 410 067 809 dollars. From these he receives dividends totaling 11 946 622 dollars annually at the present rate of payments per a compilation by Dew Jones Co.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard O' Group
Chinese Battle Bolsheviks Mobilize to Halt Manchuria Advance
A Tokyo cable to Nippo Jiho reports Gen Chang Tso Yin-hang ordered all troops mobilized to check Bolshevik forces moving south into Manchuria. A clash is reported, and other items note a stove foundry fire in Akron, estimated at several hundred thousand dollars, plus a Chicago hiring shakeup at Wingis Central Synod.
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Honolulu
Tokyo
Nippu Tpi
Chang Tso Yin-hag
Manchuria
Stove Foundry
Burne
Akron
Tire
Taplin-Rice-Clerkin. Company
Dawes Named Comptroller Dawes Named Comptroller
Washington March 30 President Harding intends to name Henry M. Dawes brother of Gen Charles G Dawes to be comptroller of the currency succeeding D R Crissinger who becomes governor of the Federal Reserve board Dawes will receive a recess appointment and later be nominated by the President He is a director of Central Trust Chicago Drovers National Bank and City National Bank of Evanston The move recalls Gen Dawes who held the post under McKinley and drew national attention Political opposition stalled James G McNary's confirmation as successor to Crissinger and he declined a recess appointment.
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Washington
Harding
Henry M. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
D. R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Dawes
Central Trust Company of Chicago
Drovers National Bank
That City
City National Bank of
Sevanston
McKinley
General Dawes
James G. McNary
New Mexico
First National Bank of el Paso
Crissihec
Crissinger
McNary
Couzens
Michigan
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
M E Churches In Agreement On Unification
In St Louis on March 29 representatives from the northern and southern Methodist Episcopal churches announced a general agreement to unify the two denominations after seventy eight years of separation. The decision came from a subcommittee of the joint commission on unification.
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St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joint Commission On Unification of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Swanson Divorce Case Returns In Desertion Suit
Gloria Swanson, famed screen star of Don't Change Your Husband, faces a second principal divorce action filed by Herbert K. Samborn. He alleges desertion after their marriage on December 20, 1919 and separation May 6, 1921 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gloria Swanson
Herbert Kk. Samborn
Gloria Swanson Samborn
Blast in Farm Home Kills Two in Illinois
A carbide gas tank exploded at the Wernecke farm near Lena Illinois killing Mrs Wernecke and her son Robert four, seriously injuring the husband daughter Lois and farm hand John Stabenow and demolishing the Wernecke home. William Wernecke, inspecting the tank, held a lighted lantern at its opening.
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Freeport
Ill
William Wernecke
Lena
French and Germans clash in Gerolstein dispatch
The Times reports a clash at Gerolstein in Rhenish Prussia between French and German forces. Eleven men were killed and six of the victims were Germans, according to the Düsseldorf dispatch.
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Dusseldorf
Gerolstein
Rhenish
Prussia
London
the Times
Rum Ship Off Boston Seized With Whisky and Champagne
Off Boston during March a British steamship Avontown rode at anchor beyond the three mile limit carrying 10,000 cases of fine Scotch whisky and champagne valued at 160000 dollars in her hold as authorities noted the violation.
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Boston
Avontown
Michigan Congressman Dies in Charlotte Heart Attack
Congressman J. M. C. Smith of Michigan's Third District died in Charlotte after suffering a heart attack. He was elected last November to his seventh term in the House and was seventy years old.
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Michigan
Charlotte
Mich
J. M.C. Smith
Iowa Farm News In Brief From Across Counties
A roundup of farm notes reports a two headed spring pig in Linn County Chester White breed. Jasper county poultry up 25 percent last year and 40 percent projected in 1923. kel logg farmers seek bee demonstration with 800 colonies. Des Moines elevator disaster leaves four dead and multiple injuries. Washington High wins grain judging at Iowa State College with 30 teams entered. Northwestern Lumbermen form group to cut Pacific freight. Toledo fair draws record attendance despite storms. Dallas County to start bovine TB testing. Humboldt club pushes milk TB tests on all herds. Town Falls Holstein calf club organized with 80 attending. Farmers Creamery Randall receipts up to 75,870.34 in 1922. $350 team drowns on Shenandoah bridge. cattle feeders day at Iowa State College. Cherokee sump hole yields fish to poachers before screen installed. thousands of pigs frozen in blizzards around the state. Iowa House debates gasoline tax amid supervision disputes. Ohio State Engineer notes Iowa engineer exchange. farm labor feared to worsen. boys in Coin and College Springs clubs practice business farming with detailed record keeping.
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Senate
Sheldon
Jasper County
Kellogg
Randolph Hotel
Des Moines
Washington
Pacific Coast
Toledo Merchants Community Fair
Dallas County
Dallas County Farm Bureau
Hotel
Russell
Commercial Club of
Humboldt
Town Falls
Hardin County
Randal
Kenneth Mengee
Shenandoah
Iowa State College
Slinois Central Railroad
Cherokee
Burnside
Iowa
Iowa House
State Treasury
House
Secretary of State
College of Engineering
University of Iowa
Ohio State Engineer
Enginneers
Ohio State University
Owen KE. Willama
F. G. Highae
Guthrie County
From Generation to Generation Mothers Advise Against Surgery
A Corona New York letter praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for left side pain and a sickly child in Mahoningtown Pennsylvania. The writer, Mrs J Busco Jr and Mrs George E Whitacre, share testimonial letters urging use by mothers for young girls entering womanhood, noting long-standing use and root and herb ingredients.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
N. Y
Mahoningtown
Lydia B. Pinkham
George E. Whitacre
Madison Ave
Ydis E. Pinkham
Abusive Condition Warns Vicar and Wife
A London Tit-Bits quotation depicts a vicar inquiring about a husband’s health, the wife revealing his condition is worse than critical and abusive. An accompanying Cole's Carbon salve advertisement claims fast healing for burns or cuts with 0c and 60c priced products and a 30¢ mail offer.
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London
Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rochford
Eau de Cologne Recipe Celebrates Two Centuries
The original eau de cologne recipe dates back over two hundred years and has been entrusted to only about a dozen people. The written copy rests in a crystal goblet under triple locks in a room where the essential oils are blended.
Plymouth Rock Gelatine Box Ad Mentioning Uses
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 teas. Ask your grocer advertisement.
Marriage Offer Fits In Country House Stalemate
In a Los Angeles Times excerpt, two unnamed lovers stranded in a country house try to spark talk and fail. He blurts out a proposal, she ponders, then answers yes to create more to discuss during their stay.
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Los Angeles Times
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