Danzig Seen as Powder Magazine in Polish Corridor Clash
Reporters in Paris say Danzig resembles a powder magazine with Prussian artillerymen ready at Koenigsberg and Berlin to act if Europe erupts. Analysts warn the Free City is not free or neutral and may back Germany in seizing the corridor from Poland.
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Danzig
Paris
le Journal
le Matin
Free City
Poland
Europe
Koenigsberg
Berlin
Germany
Federal securities subscriptions reach 747 million
Washington March 11 The treasury closed its subscription lists for recent offerings reporting total subscriptions of about 747 million. Subscriptions include 3 percent certificates due December 15 and 4 percent bonds maturing 1944-54 with 382 million in bonds and 365 million in certificates. Cash for certificates reached 271 million while the rest came from exchanges of maturing securities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Hess
Exchange of Securities
Denial of charges amid Stokes case amid Denver Denver details
The husband denies allegations claiming separation on January 1 1919 after Mrs Stokes twice appeared before a cousin in Chicago. He says he drove Billig from the home at 2 30 am when he found Mrs Stokes hiding him. Mrs Stokes disputes Bed Burk Transon testimonies about trips with a youth believed to be Billig and says she never rode with another man or traveled with children out of state. She admits a clash with Mr Stokes over his remarks and shows her hair, defending her innocence in the Denver Chicago travel allegations. Her mother testifies about the children’s presence in Denver.
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Hal
K. Dillig
Chicago
Billig
Mrs. Stokes
Denver
Burke
Sir Dudley Glemster
Sir Dudley
America
George Glenister
High Court
Dudley
Stock Exchange
Frank Glenister
Eton Hey
Kathleen Glenister
Norman Slater
Lady Marrables
Rifle Brigade
Grange
Norman
Kathleens
Jove
Marrables
Philip Glenister
George
Kathleen
Willoughby Melville
Harley Street
Stry
Jbaranches
Dudley Glenister
Frankler
Skeleton Finger Crow Spoils Picnic Party in Beechwood Glade
Autumn splendor surrounds Beechwood Grange as Sir Dudley Glenister hosts a countryside luncheon. A crow shoots into the glade’s treetops and a shot scatters, dropping a human skeletal finger from a nearby skeleton, shocking guests including Kathleen Glenister and Norman Slater.
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Skeleton Finger Crow
Crossword Puzzle Intricate Grid With Hints and Arrows
The illustrated crossword puzzle features a central sketch with arrows marking three clues and many more references. Across and down clues mix weather terms boat parts digressions and phrases while pointing to a diagram that appears to map words to the sketch.
Switzer Home Break In During Family Absence
Unknown intruders entered J. Switzer’s residence at 323 Ming Street while Mr and Mrs Switzer were at a theater. A rear door was found broken and a bureau drawer rummaged but nothing appeared stolen. Police were notified about an hour after discovery.
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J. Switzer
Ming Street
Railroads face rise or fall by own efforts says Davis
Chicago March 11 James C G Davis director general of railroads told the American Railway Engineering association that railways declined under government operation as expenses rose faster than rates but found compensation beyond government payments. He praised the Transportation Act as constructive and vital for recognizing railroad property rights and national progress hinges on economic transportation policy.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James CG. Davis
American Railway Engineering Association
Davis
Congress
Mountain Feud Leaves Mountaintop in Connellsville
Three men were stabbed and four more slightly wounded by bullets in a mountain feud near South Connellsville Pennsylvania. Fayette county authorities learned of the clash after interviews with locals. In Moscow the Soviet government's Saghafien concession suit against Sinclair Oil was postponed until March 21 at the request of the American company.
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Connellsville
South
Fayette County
Russ Oil
Moscow
Associated Press
Saghafien
Sinclair Oil Interests
Outrage in Greece claims American archaeology students
Dr. John Logan of Gainesville Georgia was shot through the right lung by bandits who stopped the automobile carrying four American students of the American School of Archaeology in southern Epirus Greece yesterday noon.
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Greece
Athens
Assocated Press
John Logan
Gainesville
Ametcan School of Archaeology
Epirus
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Geneva
Turkey
Constantinos
Constantinople
Council of the
League of Nations
Ancra
Council
Permanent Court of International Justice
Holy Synod of the Orthodox Church
Federal Securities
Auspices Fraternal Order of Eagles
del Cary Smith
Eagle
Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Winter Garden
Headon Hall
Beechwood Grange
Alfresco
Iade
Stye
Om Who Gait
Stephen Colac
Coinbronk Towers
Squires
Mark
Frank
Ra Mead Sar
Rhe
Eatric
Pues Pee
Pistance
Fuazle
Switzer
Washoe Bear Creek
Brown Bros. Lumber Co
F. W. Bangert
Telephone
Weggenman Market
State St
Independent
Burpee’s
Burpee
Fred Sample
W. Atlee Burpee CO. Seed Growers
Philadelphia
RB. D. Or Street
Post Office
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