Death of Marshal Foch Marks End of an Era
Paris reports the death of Marshal Ferdinand Foch, the respected World War I leader, who died this evening after a brief decline. The aging general, once pivotal to Allied victory, faced his end with quiet resolve as nurses attended and witnesses recalled his steadfast courage.
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Marshal Foch
Howard P. Savage
American Legion
John J. Pershing
Paris
Cansell
France
Whiie Foch
Royal couple to wed in Oslo royal ceremony
Crowds gather outside the royal palace as Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Martha prepare for their wedding in Oslo. Officials forecast minimal rain, easing plans for tomorrow's ceremony and festivities amid nationwide enthusiasm.
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Oslo
Norway
Olaf
Martha
First Seizure of Drug Reported in Butte
The first seizure of Marihuana since House Bill 44 passed was reported in Butte. Dorother Rafo alias Rojas was arrested on the street and searched for weapons. Police later found 24 one pound cans of Marihuana in the man’s possession.
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Butte
Dorother Rafo
Rojas
Wreck toll climbs in Canadian express crash near Parry Sound
At Beoeoarty near Parry Sound two Canadian National Rail Express trains collided. Deaths rose to 19 with Express Messenger Strutt among the victims. Dozens were injured and possible bodies remained under wreckage. Officials cited the crash timing near Hittinway station and noted uncertainty over the cause as investigations continued.
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Canadian National Rail
Beoeoarty
Parry Sound
Inz
Express
Strutt
Hittinway
Court
Merry Round
A. E. Warren
Boy Kills Innocent Man in Extortion Plot
A young street car motorman posed as a private detective and wrote extortion letters to a prosperous contractor. He then killed Michael Rybska to stage a murder in the extortion scheme to impress his sweetheart Frances Masalanka. The case involves Stanley Reichel, the motorman, Frances Masalanka, her father John Masalanka, and Rybska. The story continues on page two.
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Stanley Reichel
Michael Rybska
Frances Masalanka
John Masalanka
Reicher
Masalanka
Frances
Refebel
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Younr
Root Confident U. S. Will Enter Court
Geneva dispatch reports jurist John Root stating the United States will adhere to the world court protocol. He cites cordial recent expressions from parties and Secretary Kellogg's letter as justification for hopeful action toward U S entry and cooperation with international justice efforts.
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Jihn Root
United States
World Court of International Justice
Setietary
Kellogg
Paworg
Tg United States
Tlool
Thal Conmittes
Urista
Man Bites Dog Breaks Long-Sought Story in Denver
Denver, March 20. AP news describes a rare event as Francia M. Eckhardt, 28, bites a police dog on a car. The dog that attacked Dorothy Hamm could not stand the sudden challenge and fled. The item riffs on the old adage about dogs biting men versus men biting dogs.
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Denver
Colo
News Ag ix Newa
Charles A. Dana
Old
New York Sun
Francia M. Eckhardt
Misa Dorothy Hamm
Idaho Miners to Receive Wage Increase near Spokane
About 5,000 miners in the Coeur d Alene mining region near Spokane will gain a 50 cent per day raise, roughly $50,000 monthly, following a lead price rise of 25 cents per 100 pounds, authorities announced.
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Spokane
Wash
Coeur d' Alene
Here
Impeachment Trial Date Set For Judge Hardy Ainee
Sacramento reports the California Senate schedules April 18 to begin the impeachment of Superior Judge Carlos Hartly amid charges tied to a police action involving evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. The case centers on a $2300 check described as a love offering and the judge’s guidance to the church. Depositions may be taken from outside the state, including Minnie Kennedy, mother of McPherson, to probe Angelus Temple transactions.
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Sacramento
Calif
Senate
California
Carlos
Aunce Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Assembly Board of Managers
Minnie Kennedy
Angelus Temple
Lindy and Anne to Wed in June
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow expect to marry in June. The ceremony location remains undecided with options between Mexico City and the United States.
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Lindy
Anne
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Annie Morrow
Lindbergh
United States
Rebel Leader Aguirre Captured in Vera Cruz Forest Fight
Report from Chapultepec Castle says General Jesus M. Aguirre, chief rebel in Vera Cruz, was captured at Aguacatillo after a forest engagement. Two co-leaders Miguel Aleman and Brigide Escobar were killed. Aguirre to be court-martialed at federal headquarters. Simon Aguirre, his brother, was previously captured and executed.
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Capy
Chapultepec
Jesus M. Aguirre
Vera Cruz
Aguacatillo
Aguirre
Miguel Aleman
Brigide Escobar
Gonzalo Escobar
Kernanaez
Aguiere
Magres
Elucarcy Afernandez
Conerat
Acosta
Simon
Gaker Murder Victim Found In Burning Car In New Orleans
Police tied the murder of Janet H. Baker to two men seen leaving a burning automobile as a lodger reported seeing Baker drive off shortly before the car was set ablaze in Audubon Park. A witness described one suspect, fitting the description of a man seen with Baker, as he departed.
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Mag, Gaker
Missouri curators dismiss three faculty over sex questionnaire
The executive board of curators at the University of Missouri ordered the dismissal of three faculty members for circulating a questionnaire on sex and marriage. Dismissed were Max F Moser professor of experimental sociology Harmon J Defiaft Malant professor of sociology and Oo Mawrer student assistant in psychology.
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Columbia, Mo
IAPJ
Execative Board of Curators
Obhe University of Missouri Today
Max F Moser
Harmon J. Defiaft
Ar Malant
Oo Mawrer
Cal in New York Mission Kept Dark
Private citizen Cal arrived in New York with his mission kept confidential. Reporters traveling with him from the train and during their elevator ride to a hotel suite received no information about the purpose of his visit or any details of his plans.
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CAL
New York
Mission
Metropolia
True Copper is Careful of His Skin
Mrs. Michael Burke files for divorce from Chicago policeman Michael Burke. She alleges he overspent on cosmetics, made her return change, and beat her when money for face powder was asked. The dispute escalated to destruction of furniture after her request for funds.
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Chicago
Hugh Cosmetic
Northern Pacific Shopmen Win Raise Across Factories
Northern Pacific’s shop and roundhouse workers, including blacksmiths, machinists, and electricians, receive wage increases of 2 to 8 1/2 cents per hour effective April 1. About 5400 employees across the northwest gain, marking the first of two transcontinental lines to settle shop wage talks.
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St. Paul
Minn
Waga
Northwest
Northern Pacific Railway
S. A. Wilder
Vier
Alleged Robber Is Wanted in Dakota Butte
Thomas Wear, formerly arrested here as a robbery suspect, is wanted in North Dakota for a series of bank robberies. Police officials say Wear admitted involvement in the plan but claimed he was not implicated. Authorities remain certain he is the North Dakota fugitive.
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Butte
Thomas Wear
Tomphi
North Dakota
Po- Nee
Wear
Felice
Henry Stimson Arrives in Frisco From Manila
Henry J. Stimson arrives in San Francisco from Manila en route to Washington. As governor general of the Philippines and future secretary of state, he will direct U S foreign policy under President Hoover.
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March
Henry J. Stimson
The
Philippines
United States
Herbert Hoover
Manila
Washington
Witness Recants Belief in Mooney Billings Conviction
San Francisco March 20 AP The Call reports Estelle Smith a state witness in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing case says in an affidavit the conviction of Tom Mooney and Warren K Billings was a frame up Her affidavit claims she was never certain Billings carried a suitcase into the dental office on the bombing day though she later testified to it She says bribes were offered and she was threatened with prison if she did not identify Billings The story continues on Page B.
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San Francisco
Estelle Smith
Tom Mooney
Warren K. Billings
Pelson
Ife
Miss Smith
Oklahoma Governor Guilty and Ousted in Impeachment
Oklahoma City March 20 AP The elected governor was ousted after impeachment trial. Court found Johnston guilty on multiple charges and removed him as chief executive. Holloway becomes acting governor after Johnston’s removal, amid two years of political turmoil and protests.
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Oklahomy City
Okiahoma
Wen
John
Ernor
Snormin Ax Jonaston
Wy Mayon
State Suprema Court
Ulagenate Court
Holloway
Actiie
Johnston
John John
Hyde to Help Draw Bill for Farm Aid
Washington March 20 AP Congress plans a relief bill for farmers and will seek Secretary Hyde’s views. Senate agriculture leader McNary already set hearings for the new measure. Representative Dickinson pressed White House officials for Hyde’s administration position to inform congressional plans ahead of the April 13 session.
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Shatrman McNars
Senate
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Dickinson
Oma
Sue Whity
Hoogar
Jai
Congress
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