Students Arrested After Havana Palace Protest
Havana March 21 charges of sedition were filed against leaders of several hundred students who staged a noon demonstration before the presidential palace. Twelve students and three policemen were injured as reserves dispersed the crowd, with ringleaders fined $200 for involvement in a proclamation against the Hay Quesada treaty.
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Associated Press
Havana
Julio Antonio Melia
Association of Students
Amelio Alvarez Recia
Leonardo Fernanez Sanchez
United States Senate
Hay-Quesada
Central Park
Mella
Jose Marti
Pedro de Cardenas
de Cardenas
High Time to Quit Flogging Business
Associated Press report from Jasper March 21 notes resolutions by Jasper and surrounding county citizens condemning violence by masked men. George Tallant, abducted and flogged last week, attended. The resolutions affirm government by law, with punishment only through courts, and reference General Nathan Bedford Forrest’s disbanding of the Ku Klux Klan and its orders to burn regalia.
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Associated Press
Jasper
Aia
Sourttly
George Tallant
Weit
Nathan Bedford Forest
Ku Klux Klan
Vancouver Hotels Begin Beer-by-Glass Sales
Vancouver hotels start selling beer by the glass on March 21 with about half opening at the scheduled 10 o'clock time. Delays in licenses and beer delivery slowed some to noon, but most establishments were open.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
Shepherd Seeks Bail in Poison-Murder Case
William D. Shepherd remains in custody as Judge Hopkins orders both sides to file authorities on bail for a capital offense. The case centers on the poisoning murder of ward Wm. Nelson McClintock and resumes Monday as lawyers press for his pretrial release. The report also notes the death of Otto Graff and ongoing investigations in Salina, Kansas.
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Ing
Hopkins
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Nelson McClintock
Criminal Court
Jacob Hopkins
Fress
Otto
Harry Olson
Graff
Salina
Kas
Har
Willian Shepherd
William McClintock
Ward
William Scott Stewart
Shepherd
Chicago Band Man Lasts Quick in Denver Squelched
March 21 Denver police whisked Louis Alterie known as Diamond Jack from a garage after he demanded a machine and was thrown out by workers. The Chicago underworld figure, once allied with Dion O’Bannion, apologized to Police Captain George Dyan and was released. Alterie owns a cattle ranch at Jarre Canyon, 30 miles southwest.
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Chicago
Denver
Louis Ailerie
Diamond Jack
Dion O'Bannion
West
Aleric
George Dyan
Alterie
Jarre Canyon
Pershing to supervise Tacna Arica plebiscite plan
General John J. Pershing, retired, who recently returned from South America, is likely to be chosen by President Coolidge to lead the joint commission to supervise the Tacna Arica plebiscite. Appointment may wait until Chilean and Peruvian members are named by their governments.
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Associated Press
Washington
John J. Pershing
South America
Coolidge
Joint Commission
Confederate Army Nurse Rosalie Simpson Dies at 83
Mrs Rosalie Claire Simpson 83 said to be the last Confederate army nurse alive, died yesterday in Seattle. At war start her husband enlisted in the Seventh Louisiana Infantry, she became a nurse at Jackson Hospital Richmond, and after the Battle of Manassas her husband served as a dispatch bearer for General Lee.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Rosalie Claire Simpson
Seventh
Lousiana Infantry
Jackson Hospital
Richmond
Manassas
Lee
Pola Negri Plans Overseas Visit and Denies Marrying Abroad
Pola Negri sailed from New York on the Levithian and said she would be abroad about six weeks to visit her mother in Poland and fund an orphanage. She denied reports of an impending marriage abroad, showing a diamond ring and declining to name the supposed American party, adding she would not wed in Europe, and she commented on Gloria Swanson’s marriage as a fast worker.
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Associated Press
New York
Pola Negri
Poland
Europe
Gloria Swanson
Child marriage in nation io common in New York
The Russell Sage Foundation surveyed 90 cities and found many children below 16 can obtain marriage licenses with ease. Investigators report minors as young as 1 to 13 falsifying ages, aided by parents and license issuers, and even circumventing age checks by rapid date requests and magazine date clues.
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New York
Russell Sage Foundation
United States
Polo Star Injured When Pony Falls
Aiken South Carolina March 2 Harry Payne Whitney former international polo star suffered severe injuries in a game when his mount tripped and threw Anim heavily to the ground
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Associated Press
Aiken
S.C
Harry Payne Whitney
Anim
Germany to seek admission to League of Nations
Paris March 2 The Havas News Agency reports the German government is prepared to demand admission to the League of Nations without reservations. The move could speed negotiations on security. In Paris M de Fleurian, fresh from talks with Britain, says Britain supports considering German security proposals while a prior Franco British Belgian accord is deemed impracticable. Herriot plans further discussion to align Paris and London on inviting Germany to offer a pacific form for its security proposal.
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Paris
Havas
League of Nations
M. de Fleurian
London
Herriot
France
Belgium
Great Britain
M. Herriot
Berlin
M. Mleurau
Labor leaders summoned to testify in Gompers will dispute
Governor Smith of New York Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin former Senator Stanley of Kentucky Representative Bloom of New York and McFadden of Pennsylvania and AFL President William Green are ordered to appear in circuit court Monday as witnesses in the contest of the late Samuel Gompers will filed by his widow She contends Samuel J Gompers unduly influenced the will The estate is valued between 30000 and 50000 dollars
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Associated Press
Washington
Smith
New York
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Stanley
Kentucky
Bloom
McFadden
Pennsylvania
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Samuel J. Gompers
Four Die in New Orleans Malt Lab Explosion
Four men were killed and five injured at the Mal tese Laboratories Inc in New Orleans during a malt and barley products demonstration. The deceased include Alben Rochler, 23, president and chemist. Fred L. Rosenbaui, 32, salesman. Szilvan Paysee, 33, salesman. and Joseph D. Scheuman, 23, a worker.
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New Orleans
Marely
Maltese Laboratories, Inc
Alben Rochler
Fred L. Rosenbaui
Szilvan Paysee
Joseph D. Scheuman
Guatemala City Execution of British Slayer in Shootout
Guatemala City March 21 Guatemala soldiers shot Jose Antonio Aldana as they closed in to arrest him for the January murder of F. E. Wiggins an English United Fruit inspector. Aldana opened fire wounding a soldier and was killed while attempting to flee.
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Guatamala City
Guatamala
Jose Antonio Aldana
F. E. Wiggins
United Fruit Company
Aldana
Hel
United States of Europe idea to it Rome February 21
Signor Schanzer former Italian foreign minister argues against a United States of Europe in a super governmental sense. He warns such unions may spark pan-Oriental movements and tilt power toward a global balance, potentially unsettling British and American influence and bringing deadly consequences.
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Rome
Signor Schanzer
Iialian
League of Nations
Giarmile D'Ttalia
United States of Europe
Dr. Benes
League of Nations Council
Japan
China
Russia
Quebec Quake Jolts Region Again
An inland earthquake struck Quebec between 10:24 and 10:26 am, rattling buildings in the Baie St. Paul and Saguenay valleys. The tremor, linked to a quake three weeks earlier, caused minor property damage and telephone outages but no injuries.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Lawrence
Saguenay
Towns in Canada Cut Off by Heavy Storm
One of the worst blizzards in ten years swept the prairie provinces yesterday, demoralizing railway and telegraphic service and disrupting vehicle traffic. Many towns were isolated as roads and trails were blocked by enormous drifts.
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Associated Pres
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
National tribute to Gen Pershing set for April 25 at flippo drome
New York on March 21 James A Drain national commander of the legion announced a national tribute to General Pershing for April 25 at the flippo drome. Newton D Baker former secretary of war will present a bronze bust relief to Pershing himself.
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New York
General Pershing
James A. Drain
The
Legion
Newton D. Baker
Pershing
Chicago Tornado Death Toll Tops Eight Hundred In Five States
Survivors across Illinois Indiana and neighboring states prepare to rebuild after a 300 mile tornado sweep that killed 642 in sixteen towns and left 808 dead as officials race to account for the missing and treat the injured. Relief reaches victims with airplanes and volunteers delivering food medicine and comfort amid a vast disaster zone.
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Chicago
Associated Tress
Mlingis
Indiana
Phoenix
Missouri Ozarks
Ohio Valley
Associated Press
America
Ulingis
Murphysboro
West Frankfort
de Soto
Gorham
Parrish
Griffin
Mystic Lake Power Plant Comes Online in Montana
The Mystic Lake plant in Stillwater county operated by Montana Power Co began at 8 40 am on Friday March 20 delivering 10 000 kilowatts to eastern Montana. M E Buck of Butte activated the switch witnessed by Ralph Schuyler and William Spratt as units tested from lake water intake to tailrace and transmission to Billings.
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Mystic Lake
Slontana Power Company
Stillwater County
Montana
M. E. Buck
Futte
Montana Power Company
Ralph Schuyler
Billings
William Spratt
Tivingston
Toth
Buck
Turk City
Madison River
Dillings
Sigunt
Celestrical Energy
Great Falls
Fiske Warns Of Rising Chance Of World War
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske told Columbia University Politics Club that the next twenty years will show growing probability of a foreign war and that the United States must maintain readiness. He cited expanding foreign trade and large sums of money as factors likely to escalate conflicts with rival nations, including ocean warfare.
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New York
United States
Bradley A. Fiske
Politics Club
Columbia University
Mystery Deaths in Osage Indian Oil Riches Case
John Kenney and his wife in Oklahoma City offer a $10,000 reward for the conviction of those responsible for the deaths of 17 Osage Indians made rich by oil finds. They allege an organized gang is killing and intimidating Indians to seize their land.
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John Kenney
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kenney
World in a New Trust Combines in Europe Potash Pact
Washington reports indicate French and German potash interests have formed a joint Franco German enterprise controlling markets and price levels. Officials say the syndicates share practically all world potash beds and plan to maintain high prices across markets.
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Washington
Duel ends in death of two youths and officer
In Clovis a 16 year old and officer E H Mickey died after a pistol duel aboard a freight train. Mickey pursued Leslie Starr, wanted on burglary charges, and confronted him in a refrigerator car ice compartment. Starr allegedly fired first. Mickey then shot Starr as he fell.双方武器显现 Starr six shots, Mickey three.
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Associated Press
Clovis
NLM
E. H Mickey
Santa Fé Édilroad
Leslie Starr
Mickey
Starr
Mountainair
N. M
Coal Miners Demand Relief of Destitution in Nova Scotia
Halifax March 21 Striking coal miners in the Cape Breton district accepted in effect the government's terms for return to work on the 1924 wage scale and for a commission under the public guity act to investigate conditions. They pressed for immediate government relief of destitution and a guaranteed minimum of four days work per week.
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Halifax
Cape Breton
Weather outlook for week in Northern Rocky Mountains and Plateau
Washington reports a weather outlook for the coming week starting Monday. Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions expect mostly fair skies with a unsettled period featuring scattered showers midweek. Temperatures are likely to run normal or above average.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
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