Haywood denounces communists at meeting in New York
Associated Press reports Haywood and others attack "reds" and discuss deportations. Isaac Siegel says 60 more Reds will be expelled within four weeks. Speakers condemn “darkest spot” Russia and praise Lenin as they urge anti communist, pro American civil liberties stances.
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Theft of cash box from Postal Telegraph office
A cash box containing a large sum and several checks was reported stolen from the Postal Telegraph office in the Pheer hotel building. The theft occurred in the afternoon during a routine office period, according to officials.
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London Times Warns Brits to Be Careful
London Times editorial warns Britain to tread carefully after the US Senate rejects the peace treaty. It cautions against inflaming American political passions during a campaign and criticizes the prime minister for a misstep referencing the treaty and the League.
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De Valera Avers Mission Success Amid Irish Question Push
Assochielt Presa reports Irish leader De Valera contends his U S mission achieved recognition from labor federations municipal bodies and some state officials. He vows to press Britain on recognizing Ireland as a domestic question, pledging continued effort until formal acknowledgment by Congress.
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Canada to Abandon Navy Department and Dismantle Bases
Ottawa reports demobilization of most Canadian naval forces with the exceptions of naval colleges and about 500 men. Esquimalt and Halifax dockyards to be dismantled, with disbanding of naval facilities and ships Niehe and Rainbow to be sold. A naval building program proposed but met with government hesitation. Admiral Jellicoe invited to assess Canada's naval needs.
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Nationalized Community Work Plan Outlined at Conference
Tentative plans to nationalize community center work were outlined at a conference called by former Secretary Lane. Governors from 30 states, organizations, bureaus, business, labor, and church representatives attended. Proposals included observance days, regional executive coordination, sale of social centers, cooperative buying, and aid from Samuel Gompers and the AFL.
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Alliance Sought to Counter Communists in Balkans
March 1 report notes Bishop of Odessa Platon seeks alliance among Bulgaria Yugoslavia and Greece to ensure frontier stability and check communists. The effort aims to balance regional tensions, counter Bolshevik influence, and support allied agrarian policy while a railway project advances and palace tensions loom.
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Standard Oil Defends Oil Price Increase Proposal
Associated Press reports that Standard Oil Co of California under President K R Kingsbury addressed the railroad commission to defend its recent 25 cent per barrel price rise. The company cites boosting production and balancing supply and demand as the aim, noting a serious California oil situation and the need to conserve fuel and curb depletion.
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Chicago policemen threaten mass quits over wage demand
Chicago patrolmen announce they will quit the force on April 1 if their demand for a $300 yearly raise is granted. About 7,000 policemen would be on strike May 1 due to rent burdens. Clerks and stenographers employed at the city hall plan to strike next Thursday seeking $25 monthly raises. Hoover club activity expands in California with 66 clubs formed since last Wednesday.
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How Helena Got Its Name From a Civil War Tale
A historic note traces Helena Arkansas name origin to a Civil War tale about a Yankee who answered a request with Hell, thus the town’s nickname Hello evolving into Helena. An Arkansas legislature act is cited regarding the proper pronunciation of the county’s geography and name.
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Whisky raid seizes lone bottle at Stay bar
County Attorney and sheriff led a periodical whisky raid at 112 South Broadway targeting the Stay. Officers confiscated a single bottle and a few items while allowing card games to continue and no other beer arrests were made at nearby venues. The Stay, owned by Gherro and Bartode, was singled out for focused action.
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Influenza Epidemic Clears From Great Falls City
Health officials report no new influenza cases in Great Falls after March 11 and note a seven day period with no new attacks. Earlier into the week a few cases appeared but progress halted. Dr Dolan warns recurrences may occur in coming weeks as epidemics ebb and flow.
One Man Carries a Horse Shoe Incident in Fire
A fire at a residence caused fatal damage and was likely sparked by an explosion. Mr Gaunelsl, badly burned, escaped with $40 in cash from a pocketed purge as flames swept through the building and collapsed the ceiling.
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Teachers Dissatisfied With Wage Increases
In Pirie County high schools teachers reject a 200 dollar annual raise as inadequate. If contracts are not signed by April 2, teachers state they will lose their positions, after the board refused a larger increase.
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Hungary to re issue money with bank stamp plan
Budapest reports government orders all banks to close and begin stamping all currency in circulation. People must present notes at banks. half the amount will be replaced by stamped money and half converted into state bonds at four percent interest, redeemable in a few years. The measure aims to raise about 7 billion krone from a 14 billion krone circulation amid peasant unease over value and payment in silver or goods.
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Hungary
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State Briefs on Montana Bond Vote and Trades Council Talk
Reports from the northwest note Montana schools backing a bond issue as part of state category planning. Delegates to the Garden City bowling events in Butte and upcoming matches are listed. A Butte trades council meeting discussed union-employer clashes with no action taken and several proposed approaches labeled a riskier option.
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Professional Walker Found Dying in Woods
A professional walker, Karley Johnson, 40, of New York, was found dying in the woods near a town in Illinois. He died at a hospital after being found in tattered clothing, with authorities noting he had been missing for weeks and may have tried to seek help. The incident follows a series of walking competitions and related events in the region, with local officials promising a thorough investigation.
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Chicago
Karley Johnson
New York
Harding G N Treaty Debate Sparks Youngstown Protest
In Youngstown Ohio Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio Republican presidential hopeful condemned the Senate for rejecting a proposed treaty. The meeting drew steel workers who voiced concern over wartime policy and the handling of postwar agreements amid Germany's ongoing totals.
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