Arrests Halt German Plot Amid Rising Civil War Threat
Berlin reports a large right and left wing radical plot disrupted by 24 arrests and seizure of plans for a nationwide revolutionary movement. Minister Severing warned governors to identify leaders as fears grow of bread riots and factory closures after Ruhr occupation. The balance of power shifts amid an accelerating drive by nationalist and extremist groups toward confrontation.
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Berlin
Herr Sever- Jog
Te. Interior
Ae Ae PS Oe Pothier
Herr Severing
Ruhr
Socialist Republic
Herr Hittier
Radical Freedom Party
Juby Convicts Auto Killer
Raymond Kemming of 4052 West North avenue was found guilty of manslaughter for speeding which killed an eleven year old girl last December. A penitentiary sentence of one year to life will be imposed on April 6 after a hearing for a new trial was requested.
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Chicago
Raymond Kemming
West North Avenue
John A. ‘Swanson
Kemming
Bis
Iowa Battleship Targeted by Radio Driven Strike
A radio driven action reports the battleship Iowa involved in a distant engagement near Balboa Panama Canal Zone on March 7. Seven crew aboard navigated from several miles as modern big guns joined the action, marking another chapter in the ship's famed combat history during the San battle period.
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Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Iowa
San
Four New Russian Munitions Plants Favored by Council
A council vote supports expanding war production with four new munitions plants in Russia. Commissioner Trotzky is cited in relation to the push for increased wartime industry. Names and positions reflect the ongoing wartime political drive.
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iBavi
Trotzky
Allied Army Costs Heavy for Occupation of German Territory
The government faces a heavy bill totaling 1.125 billion dollars for Allied occupation costs in Germany as of March 24. The article notes the hefty financial burden continuing from postwar operations and outlines the mounting expenditure borne by the state.
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Nin
Secretary Hughes Rejects Russian Reds Recognition
Secretary of State Hughes told a delegation of forty women from states that the United States will refuse recognition of the Soviet government while it maintains repudiation and confiscation and propagates revolution worldwide. He said help for Russia depends on abandoning such policies and cited Trotzky’s claim that revolution is coming in America.
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Washington
Hughes
Russia
United States
Women's Committee For Recognition of
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Trotzky
America
Dope Habit Tragedy Ends Two Lives in Chicago
In a 2317 Indiana avenue rooming house Mrs. Edna Robinson, 40, a drug addict, killed her mother Ella Woolson, 72, then slashed her own throat. The killings follow years of narcotics struggle and despair.
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Chicago
Edna Robinson
Ella Woolson
Indiana Avenue
Immigration officials tighten entry controls at borders
Secretary of Labor Davis announced that about 1,000 aliens are smuggled into the United States daily. He ordered immigration officials at all ports along the Mexican and Canadian borders to adopt stricter methods to bar illegal entry.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Indians in Utah Canyon Holdout Faces Alarmed Governor
Governor Mabey seeks Ninth Corps Area loan of an army plane as Posey’s band of renegade Piutes fights in the Dark Tank country twelve miles east of Monticello. Posse men guard exits while a strong rear attack blocks retreat and nine tribesmen are captured in a clash.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Posey
Dark Tank Country
Monticello
Borses
Mabey
Ninth Corps
Cowboy Charlie
One Dead in Iowa Flood Near Sioux City
One person is known to have drowned and several others are missing after a flood in the Missouri river bottoms south of Sioux City Iowa. Hundreds of head of livestock and farm dwellings were swept away by a five mile ice gorge. Airplanes bombed the gorge from 700 feet but failed to break the blockage as craters filled with soft ice.
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Sioux City
Missouri River
Here
Liquor Law Violator Sentenced to Two Years and 10000 Fine
Cleveland report says Federal Judge John M. Killits sentenced Joseph Blener of Pittsburgh to two years in Atlanta penitentiary for liquor law violations after pleas of not guilty. He also must pay the maximum $10,000 fine and all court costs.
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Cleveland
John M. Killits
Joseph Blener
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Allies Accept U S Demand on Rhine Army Expenses
Paris reports Allied financial delegates and Eliott Wadsworth accept Washington's demand for about 240 million dollars to be paid by Germany over twelve years from future payments, covering expenses of the American army on the Rhine.
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Paris
Eliott Wadsworth
Washington
Rhine
Germany
CHAT REVEALS TAX PLOT INQUIRY AND SUIT FILED
A overheard passenger conversation in a western Pullman car led to an equity income and excess profits tax suit for 1.79 million dollars with interest. The action targets about 450 individuals and firms in the United States and Canada as investigators pursue the case.
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New York
Federal Revenue
United States
Canada
Town battleship wreck under Panama defense plan
A report links the old battleship Town, sunk sixty miles off the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, to U.S. defense needs. The ship, once in the Spanish and World Wars, was sacrificed for national security. Also noted are Bulgaria’s reparations schedule and England’s unemployment figures surpassing 1.3 million, with limited labor disputes amid the large totals.
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Panama Canal Entrance
Maryland
Balboa
Canal Zone
Spain
Dla
U. S. Market Report Week Ending March 22
Grain prices across Chicago and regional centers show No 2 red winter wheat at 11.34 while corn and wheat varieties shift in central Iowa Kansas and Wisconsin markets. Dairy, fruits, vegetables, and livestock quotes include butter at 2 per score and hogs topping 5.40 with beef cattle near 69.4, reflecting broad market activity.
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Washington
Chicago
Iowa
Kansas
Cincinnati
Tio
Minneapolia
Wisconsin
New York
Northwestern
Middle West
Fascisti Organize in U S Unity for Italian Veterans
The New York Herald reports a Fascist of North America branch founded two years ago now has 20,000 members in major US and Canadian cities. The group aims for unity of Italian veterans, aid for disabled veterans, immigrant assistance, unemployment prevention, and Americanization.
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New York
Fascist of Italy
Fascist of North
Remarkable Pneumonia Treatment Reported in Hoboken
New York March 23 Physicians at St Marys hospital Hoboken report a remarkable pneumonia treatment using plates applied to the chest and back with an electrical current passed through the lungs. The new method aims to stimulate healing and improve breathing in patients.
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New York
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Debate on End of Capitalism in House of Commons
London March 21 debate opened after a motion declaring the capitalist system failures. It calls for legislative change toward a system based on public ownership and control of production and distribution instruments.
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London
Hfe
House of Connmnaona
Buried Mound Builders Found Across River From Albany
Clyde Peacock a farmer unearthed a burial ground claimed to be an ancient mound builder site across the river from Albany Oregon while plowing a field. Badger House Cleara La Follette Madison Wis March 23. The house approved Senator La Follette's record ia approval for second the when it adopted the Minter resolution 4 to 18 declaring Its faith In the senator's leadership.
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Albany
Ore
Clyde Peacock
Badger House
Madison
Wis
House
la Follette
Iowa News in Brief from Cedar Falls to Council Bluffs
A roundup of local affairs includes Marshill Legion plans a $100000 home, DeWitt to get a $495000 school, and the First Savings Bank in Sutherland taken over by state examiners. Reports cover farms and poultry, oats and corn purchases, baby beef clubs, community church efforts, paving contracts, horse stock worries, a world-record sow, a Burrington program, mold-damaged seed corn tests, high school profits, a rare French book, Iowa educators’ election, egg production by 90 million hens, and a Tipton Long Brobery sale with Shorthorn auction results. An owl caused a power outage near Council Bluffs.
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American Legion
Marshill Town
DeWitt
Algova
Doze Griffin
Freman
Leon
Burlington
Sutherland
Humboldt
Pavnty
Chicago
Farmers Elevator Company
Alligon
Cherokee County
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sioux County
Iown Department of Agriculture
John P. Coulson
Buena Vista County
Ames
Newton High School
State University
Iowa City
Harry A. Greene
College of Education and Extension Division
University of Iowa
Educational Research Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Oakland
Iowa
Smith
Madison County
Bernice Davis
Des Moines
John Leeds
Davis
Leeds Familly
James
Rei
Reid
Iorwa State College
Iowa State College
Tipton
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A Brooklyn testimonial from Mrs Englemann details relief from nervous troubles and sleeplessness after four years using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts quiet nerves, better appetite, and urges others to try the remedy for midlife and related symptoms.
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Brooklyn
N.o
Lydia B.pinkham
Mra. Englemann
Palmetto St
Ridgewood
N.Y
Lydia EL Pinkhar
Swamp Root Promoted for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims rapid mild effects and gentle healing with vegetable ingredients. Sample bottles offered by Dr Elmer Co and request to mention the newspaper.
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Br. Kilmer
Dr. Elmer & Co
Binghamton, N
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