Governor and West Hartland Collide Off Point Wilson
Ninteen people are feared dead after the steamship Governor sank following a collision with the West Hartland near Point Wilson. The West Hartland rescued survivors and continued to Seattle with all crew accounted for while the Governor carried 172 passengers and 124 crew.
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Seattle
Wash
Governor
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Pacific Steamship Company
John Alwen
Eby’s Bay
Admiral Line
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Former Emperor of Religious Issue Sees Unfavorable Return
Charles faces unfavorable circumstances preventing his return to the throne as the American Commission releases a supplementary report. The text references Hungary giving up and a cheaper gas note amid disorder abroad in Ireland and future plans in this city.
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Hungary
Ireland
Charles
French cabinet condemns restoration of Emperor Charles
Paris reports a cabinet council adopted a resolution protesting the restoration of Former Emperor Charles to the Hungarian throne and warning Budapest of disastrous consequences. The charge d affaires in Budapest said he could not confirm various press reports of troop movements and noted quiet in Budapest. Count Telesky was in conference with Charles for his safe conduct. Jules Cambon presented the resolution to the French government.
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Paris
Budapest
Foreign Office
Count Telesky
Charles
Jules Cambon
Stillman Alimony Victory in New York Divorce Suit
In Poughkeepsie April 1, Justice Morsehauser set temporary alimony at 7500 dollars monthly, counsel fees 85000 and 12500 for expenses for Mrs Anne A Stillman in the James A Stillman divorce case. He ruled the divorce suit confidential and rejected alleged letters and confessions linking a co respondent.
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Poukeepsie
N .Yy
Anne A. Stillman
Supreme Court
Joseph Morsehauser
James A. Stillman
National City Bank of New York
White Plains
Stillman
Fairview Lodge Fire Causes $200000 Loss
The Fairview Lodge building burned Thursday night with damage estimated at 200000 dollars. Authorities assess the blaze as a major local loss affecting the lodge and surrounding property. No injuries are reported. التحقيق
YWCA Leaders Stress Community Leadership At High Point Meeting
The religious education committee of the YWCA heard Miss Lucy Carner from New York, Miss Lou Owen, and Dr. George R. Brown discuss leadership development for religious and educational work in High Point. Emphasis was on factory workers and schools, with the hut seen as a hub for girls’ study and recreation.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Lucy Carner
New York
National Board
Lou Owen
George R. Brown
Methodist Protestant Church
Clara Cox
Dr. Brown
Y. M
High Point
Owen
Carner
Yag
Fire destroys Fairview lodge estate near High Point
The Fairview lodge estate, the Guilford county country home of William Brokaw, was wiped out by fire last night. Loss estimated at $200000 with $175000 insured. water pressure failed and ammunition in the building exploded as flames spread across the lodge. The mansion housed art objects, hunting trophies from Africa, and a large gun room. Brokaw was away in New York. The blaze lit the southern horizon and drew hundreds to the scene.
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Fairview Lodge
High Point
William Brokaw
New York
Fairview
Brokaw
Guilford County
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Viviani Consults Lodge on French Mission to Washington
Former French Premier Viviani held talks with Senator Lodge in Washington to seek American cooperation. A French embassy dinner brought several senators, with notes of opposition to Knox resolution ending war with Germany and concerns over aiding Germany’s reparations stance.
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Viviani
France
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Massachusetts
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M. Viviani
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Congress
Germany
Vivinai
Rotary Officers Elected as High Point Club Adopts By Laws
Annual election of officers marked a High Point Rotary meeting at the Commercial club. Directors named include Arthur Lyon Virgil Idol Dr. John Burrus Fred N Tate and Joseph Cox with president to be chosen within ten days. By law amendments suspended members missing over half of six months ex officio board membership for retiring president and director elected head by directors.
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High Point
Commercial Club
Arthur Lyon
Virgil Idol
John 3Urrus
Fred N. Tate
Joseph Cox
John Peacock
Peacock
Carter Dalton
T. W. Bickett
Iocal Club
Raleigh
Norfolk
Directors to Hold Meeting Tonight
The board of directors of the High Point Community Service will meet tonight at 7 30 in the chamber of commerce building to discuss upcoming matters.
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Steamship Hailed To Fake on Mascot
Thor the sea dog was aboard the steamship Oscar II after wandering off in pursuit of a scratched cat. A friend towed him back, and Thor was heaved aboard and speedily returned to his regular berth. The dog, once rescued from wreckage in wartime, remains a pet of Oscar II’s skippers.
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New York
Thor
North Sea
Greek Arbiter For The U. S. and Japan
Tokyo April 1 Authorities at the Japanese foreign office say the report of former Premier Venizelos of Greece visiting Japan concerns negotiations between Japan and the United States He may go as a guest of the Mikado and be asked to arbitrate the differences between the two nations.
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Associated Press
Japanese Foreign Office
Venizelos
Greece
Japan
United States
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Former Emperor Charles Declares Hungary Exit Conditional
Charles, former emperor, said his withdrawal from Hungary hinges on permission to issue a proclamation to the Magyars explaining unfavorable circumstances. He also claimed the regency of Admiral Horsey is temporarily confirmed as king while refusing to let him return to Budapest amid threats of military action.
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Associated Press
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Admiral Horsey
Budapest
Two Taxi Drivers Shot in Spartanburg Slaying Case
The bodies of taxi drivers G. M. Foster and Guy H. McDowell were found within days of each other west of Spartanburg. Foster was killed by a gunshot to the head. McDowell’s death was ruled by the coroner as at the hands of unknown persons. C. H. Sanford was arrested and jailed for investigation. Foster and McDowell were friends.
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Spartanburg
G. M. Foster
Guy H. McDowell
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McDowell
C. H. Sanford
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Government tug Robin in distress off Cape Lookout
The government tug Robin with a towing barge reports engine trouble in a forty mile wind off Cape Lookout near Beaufort North Carolina. Crews are working to restore power and determine grounding risk as weather remains rough.
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Beaufort
N. C
Cape Lookout
Million Strikers Leave Coal Mines
London reports most miners quit at midnight while 1.5 million idle forewarn of wage dispute effects. Only a few collieries in Yorkshire Northumberland Scotland and north Wales remain at post. Flood risk and mine ruin loom as volunteer workers are being enrolled.
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Yorkshire
Northumberland
Scotland
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Wage Reduction for Seamen Approved by Shipping Board
Washington April 1 The Shipping Board tentatively approved a wage reduction for seamen on American merchant ships on the Atlantic and gulf coasts. The decision followed a conference between Chairman Benson and the American Steamship Owners Association. A concrete plan detailing hours and wages was submitted by the seamen's association.
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Shipping Board Today
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Gulf
Benson
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Seamen’s Association
Tobacco Growers Sign Cooperative Marketing Agreement
Virginia tobacco growers report the campaign for cooperative marketing has won a majority in five counties including Bedford Buckingham Charlotte and Mecklenburg. The effort seeks centralized sale and unified pricing to strengthen bargaining power among farmers.
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Tobacco Growers
Mchmond
Virginia
Co-Operative
Courier
Bedford
Buckingham
Charte Mecklenburg
Heavest
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Clarence Johnson
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Asheville
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State School For the Deaf
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Archibald Johnson
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Elon College
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