Hungary on brink of war as demands test government
Berlin reports that Czech and Slovak leaders pressed Hungary to expel French writer Charles from the country or face renewed conflict. A controversial piece claims American influence pushed for continued fighting and questions the independence of Allied command, citing correspondence between Poincare Clemenceau and Foch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Ser
Berlin
Todate
Czachg Slovana
Hungary
U. S
Gertons
Smiter
Poincare
Clemenceau
Mars
Hous
House
Pershing
Portageville Couple Wed in Week Ending March 29 1921
Dack Nowell and Viola Heephill of Portageville exchange vows. E W Jones and Hallie of Hayti also noted in the week’s marriage items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dack Nowell
Viola Heephill
Portageville
E. W. Jones
Hallie
Hayti
Untitled Remark on Clemenceau's 1918 Role
A fragment notes that in October 1918 Georges Clemenceau was the key figure of the Entente. It argues his departure would have caused a crisis, risking loss of Allied drive and a revival of German morale among soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clemenceau
Entente
Masked bandit robs theatre audience during film
A masked bandit entered the downtown movie theatre box office as patrons watched a drama and held up manager Harry Cawley, escaping with $1000. The robbery occurred in St. Joseph, Missouri, on March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cawley
Liquor regulations loosened by new order effective Friday
Washington March 31 Revenue Commissioner Williams issues an order loosening dry rules by authorizing bonded warehouses to handle whiskey and related liquors under local conditions. The measure, debated by wets and drys, takes effect tomorrow and liberalizes prior restrictions. In Kansas City a juvenile court scene sees a 15 year old Daniel Closser seek leniency as Judge Porterfield imposes a two year term after considering the boy’s delinquent home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Williams
Ikey
Iuirnational News Service
Kansas City
Javon Te
Peterfield
Daniel Closser
McClune Farm
Dannie
Jugo Slavia War Threats Prompt Hungary Tense Border Move
Budapest reports indicate the Jugo Slavia government is massing troops on Hungary's border and demanding the expulsion of former King Charles. If refused, war is warned as likely with broader European involvement. an advertisement for spring suits follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Paris
Budapest
Jugo-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Charles
Hungary
Hungar Land
Snler
Europe
Gas Explosion Kills Eight. Fifteen Hurt in Ohio
An explosion in Youngstown Ohio today due to sewer gas ignition leaves eight dead and fifteen injured. Nearby houses are wrecked as investigators probe the accident. A Cape Girardeau aunt’s visiting niece and nephew are mentioned in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Youngstown
Ohio
Real estate transfers during week ending March 29 1921
Recorder records multiple warranty deeds from E A Brasswell to W Cook for a 1 acre tract, Frank McCollum to Pascola Land Stock and Mere Co for Lot 9 and part of Lot 10 in Kohns addition Hayti, Fred Morgan and Ruth Morgan to Lamar Thompson for Lot 7 and adjoining land in Oates First and original city lots, W F Shelton to Delmer Malin for Caruthersville Lot 2 and Block One, all reflecting cash and note payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Brasswell
W. Cook
Frank McCollum
Pascola Land, Stock and, Mere. Co
Kohn
Hayti
Fred Morgan
Ruth Morgan
Lamar Thompson
Oates
W. F. Shelton
Delmer
Malin
Pee Lot No. 2
Block One
Caruthersville
Harding Confers With Rail Officials On Wage and Rate Reductions
President Warren G. Harding opened the effort to untangle railroad problems with a conference in Washington with Railway Labor Board Chairman Barton and Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Clark. A main aim discussed was sweeping wage cuts and reductions in freight and passenger rates nationwide. Miss Ross visited in Pascola Wednesday between trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren G. Harding Togay
Barton
Railway Labor Board
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miss Ross
Pascola
Missouri Legislature Passes Nineteen Childrens Code Bills
The Missouri Legislature approved nineteen of thirty seven children s code bills with most rejected measures deemed too radical or legally flawed. Harriet M Robertson noted many failed bills would not be revived, and two years may pass before the new code provisions are tested or altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Code Commission
Gov. Hyde
Harriet M. Robertson
St. Joseph
Sophomore Easter Egg Hunt and campus improvements noted
High School notes report the Sophomore Class held an Easter egg hunt with Miss Pickens winning the most eggs. Agriculture students prepared flower boxes for the high school building as part of the clean up campaign. The biology class plans changes on campus. Mr and Mrs Hooker attended a death in North Missouri and Miss Helen filled in for Mrs Hooker. May festival planning continues with performances by Kathleen Teague and Elsie Davis who sang Abide With Me at the Methodist church with Mrs Guffy on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pickens
Hooker
North Missouri
Kathleen Teague
Elsie Davis
Campbell
Aaster
Methodise
Mra Guffy
Ithem
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U.S
France
Newton C. Parke
America
Francé
Germany
Mermeix
Revue Universelle
Celaniel
Pointe
Marshal Foch
Ali
Mermiex
Clemenceart
Miapmeix
Stilus
Poinen
Henry
Warriage Licenses
St. Joseph, Mo
JAY Steam
Kohn's Quality Store
Trom Cape
Girardeuy
Harding
R .R
Billy
East Arkansas Lumber Co
Billy Nethery
Mgr
Hayti, Missouri
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