Revolt at Glanzstoff Plant Falters Amid Talks
About 800 strikers gathered in Elizabethton Tennessee as a standstill continued with no disorder. A 2 PM meeting was called by strike leaders and plant heads to arbitrate the dispute over wage demands and union recognition. If no agreement is reached the strike may endure, with organizers insisting workers will not return until their terms are met. A union was formed among workers and was recognized by the Textile Workers of America branch.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Glanzstoff
Textile Workers of America
Br Arthur Muthwurf
American Glanzstoff
American Bemberg
Weather Update Tennessee Virginia Showers Then Colder
Tennessee forecast calls for showers and a colder period tonight and Friday with mostly fair skies later. Virginia expects mostly cloudy conditions with possible rain tonight and Friday, turning colder by Friday afternoon. Highs and lows resemble yesterday and values compare to the same date last year.
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Tennessee
Virginia
All Aspects Of Lateran Treaty Made Public
Mussolini releases a detailed report on the Lateran treaty with the Vatican, outlining events leading to its birth, its two main parts governing civil and ecclesiastical cooperation, recognition of religious marriages, ecclesiastical jurisdiction in divorces, and the favorable financial settlement for Italy. He notes Vatican neutrality in the League of Nations and praises Pope Pius XI for a new nationalist mindset.
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Vatican
Mussolini
Vatican City
Mar
Premi2y
Pontiff
Securiti F
Camillo Cavoug
Free Church
Diplomats' duty includes driving liquor trucks
Washington dispatch reports diplomats have begun driving liquor trucks as part of enforcing prohibition immunity. An embassy attache rode with and even drove a legally imported liquor delivery into the city, following police warnings that drivers needed an attache with credentials.
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Washington
RE AG
Shakeups Ahead When Stimson Takes Charge
Washington March 14 AP Sweeping changes in the diplomatic corps and a shake up of state department officials will follow Henry L Stimson return from the Philippines as secretary of state Hoover holds resignations and plans to consult Stimson before acting William R Castel Jr may become under secretary Clark plans retirement Resignations of other high officers likely accepted and realignment discussed for next month
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James L. West
Associated Press
Washington
Mar
State Department
Henry L. Stimgon
Philippines
Hoover
Department
Stimson
William R. Castel, Jr
J. Reuben Clark, Jr
Clark
Haové i
White House
Nine Die as Tornado Strikes Six Mile Village
A tornado ripped into the Six Mile community near Greenville North Carolina last night killing nine people and injuring several others. The 200 resident village saw four homes a cotton gin four churches and Six Mile Academy damaged with deputies G Nelse Garrett his wife and three children among the dead. Medical teams from Pickens and Liberty aided the injured as the infant in the Garrett family survived unharmed.
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Six Mile Academy
Pickens and
Liberty
G. Nelse Garrett
Tillman Garrett
Brazilian Troops Assault Paraguayan Fort at Isla Margarita
ASUNCION Paraguay March 14 Brazilian soldiers from Puer attacked the Paraguayan Garrison at Isla Margarita opposite that place forcing Paraguayans to abandon the post. The foreign office lodged protests demanding immediate evacuation of the territory. Isla Margarita sits on the Paraguayan river in the Chaco Boreal disputed with Bolivia. THERAER HEAD ELECTED NEW ORLEANS March 14 2 E V Richards Jr elected president of Saenger Theaters Inc succeeding Julian Saenger who becomes board chair. NEW HAVEN Yale defeats Harvard in hockey.
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Foreign Office
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Theraer
New Orleans
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Saenger Theaters Inc
Julian Saenger
Aguascalientes Quiet Amid Private Mexican Revolution
In Aguascalientes fourteen troop trains pass through en route to the front as rebels gain in the north. The city remains calm under a private religious revolt led by Viva Crisa El Rey while American correspondents report on front-line movements and troop discipline.
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John Lloyd
Associated Press
Aguscalienes
Mexico
Aguascalientes
Christ
Lindbergh Leaves Mexico City For Brownsville
Col Charles A. Lindbergh ended a three week visit to his fiancée Anne Morrow and departed from Mexico City at 9 37 a m aboard the regular air mail plane to Brownsville carrying ten passengers and mail. R V Kent served as co pilot and Anne Morrow was not present at the field. The farewell was private at the embassy residence with a small field force in attendance. In Columbus Ohio Bert Buckley former state treasurer was sentenced to six months in federal prison and a $1000 fine for bride conspiracy.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Brownsville
R.V. Kent
Morrow
Columbus, O
Bert Buckley
Train plunge cripples two railroad workers at Brantley
In Brantley Alabama this morning a Central of Georgia passenger train engine tender and mail car plunged into a washout trestle one mile west of town. Engineer John Young of Columbus Georgia and fireman John Smith of Columbus were crushed and probably fatally hurt. The mail clerk was injured but not yet known. The wreck left two passenger coaches on the rails as flood waters from Ravine overflowed the track. The Columbus to Andalusia run was interrupted. Also Washington reports Secretary Wilbur bans oil and gas prospecting on public lands.
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Ala
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Here
John Young
Columbus
John Smith
Andalusia
Blizzard Yet Playing Havoc With Wyoming
A March storm paralyzed Wyoming traffic and delayed trains and air mail after claiming a life. Sheridan reports a 30 inch snow cover, other towns see 20 to 24 inches. Flood risk looms near Greybull as melted snow could flood rivers. winds drift snow across highways, rail tracks creaked under delays.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Sheridan
Wyoming-Montana
Greybull
Reapportionment Squabble Across House and Senate
Congressional leaders clash over which chamber takes up the reapportionment bill first after an extra session is called. House expects Senate action on a bill sent earlier, while Senate leaders consider awaiting House action on its own membership reform.
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Washington
Mar
House
Senate
Federal troops press toward Torreon in major offensive
Allied dispatches report powerful federal forces advancing on Torreon as rebels falter at the northern frontier. Naco loyalty shifts back to government, with General Olarhea entrenched and awaiting reinforcements. General Almazan drives west from Monterey toward Torreon while Calles advances north from Zacatecas, skirmishes yield casualties and executions.
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Torreon
Calles
Zacatecas
Enrique Osornio
Obregon
Celaya
Associated Press
Naco
Aguas Prieta
Olarhea
Artega
Almazan
Monterey
Saltillo
Rio Grande
Frido
Durango
Two Days Of Spring Bring Flood Havoc In Midwest
Two days of spring caused severe flooding across Illinois Missouri Iowa and Nebraska with hundreds of acres submerged roofs and buildings flooded and bridges torn away. Rain and thawing snow raised the Mississippi and streams surged causing dike work and dynamite threats to prevent bridge failures.
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Nebraska
Torrensissippi
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Husband Finds He Is Divorced When Wife's Will Read
Bertha Larue Messenger of Louisville died January 18 in Boston and left most of her $100,000 estate to a half sister in Louisville while $5,000 went to her former husband George L. Homer as friend. The divorce was granted in Miami while she was on vacation. Homer learned of it only after reading the will.
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Bertha Larue Messenger
Miami
Fla
Gladys Louise Roggenkamp
Louisville
George L. Homer
Lee L. Cloud
Kentucky
New York
Florida
M. Ehesetts
Homer
Bertha Larue Lloud
Frank A. Messenger
Messenger
Bootleggers Use Jones Act to Seek Higher Prices
Washington reports say bootleggers are fleeing profits to dodge tougher federal penalties after the Jones bill, while treasury prohibition chiefs doubt early impact. Some tales claim liquor prices double or triple due to added risks, but officials see likely false pretenses to fleece customers.
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Lowrnign
Department
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