Arbor Day Celebrations Across States Mark Milestones
Arbor Day events span states as we mark key anniversaries of the first Arbor Day in Nebraska 1875 and the Arbor Day tradition. The American Forestry Association plans a Morton tree planting in Washington and a Grant centennial tree in New York City, while John Burroughs clubs inaugurate a Hall of Fame at the Lincoln Memorial grounds.
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Ay Wabhington
Arnold Arborefuny
American Forestry Association
Cincinnati
J. Sterling Morton
Nebras- Jen
New York
Grant
St. Louis
August Busch
Propery
John Burroughs
Washington
Hall of Fame
Lincoln Memorial
Burroughs
Whitman
Emerson
Thoreau
Muir
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Joy Morton
Chicago
Adams
Jefferson County
Union College
Nebraska
Bellevue
Nebraska City
Morton
Territorial
Territory
James Buchanan
W. A. Ruchannson
Grover Cleveland
Presdent McKinley
Mr. Morton
Tul
Sterling Morton
Tennessee
Kanean
Ohio
North Dakota
American Pervatry Association
Warren Higley
Ohio Forestry Commission
John J. Poasieo
Atreste
Baden Park
Paul
Northrup
Ontario
Inds
Spain
Bowell
Janlela
Queen Victoria
Outlaws Captured After Bank Heist
In Port Townsend Washington on April 1 two men were captured after a battle in which one was wounded. The suspects are believed to be the bank robbers who took 22 000 from the State Bank of Sequim. Diamonds and money matching the description were found on the men. Sheriff Phillip Chase of Jefferson County and a posse tracked them to a rugged spot in the Olympic mountains.
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Hiv Associated Press
Port Townsend
Wash
State Bank of Sequim
Phillip Chase
Jefferson County
Olympic Mountains
Hell's Half Acre Withdrawn From Entry
Telegrams report Casper Ohsader in Commerce headquarters says President Harding signed an order withdrawing Hell's Half Acre from all forms of entry. Natrona County may proceed with park use negotiations while oil and mineral claims are ruled out. State Geologist Moggin deemed the tract valueless for development.
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Hell's Half Acre
Will P. Kennedy
Springfield
Moss
Kennedy
Congrew
Bunkhouse Fire Kills Two in California Runaway Blaze
Two men died and two others were burned in a bunkhouse fire at the Valley Alfalfa Land Company near Tulare California. A fifth worker suffered severe injuries as flames swept through the room, reportedly fueled by a can of gasoline thrown toward a weakly heated fireplace.
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Associated Press
Presno
Cal
Valley Alfalfa Land Company
Tulhre
Bursted Blood Vessel ends boxing bout in Eugene
In Eugene Oregon April 1 George Tetsic of Brownsville suffered fatal injuries after a boxing match with Carl Miller. Doctors say the blow caused a broken blood vessel in his head, observed 15 minutes after the bout. The report notes the fight ended with a knockout and Tetsic later died from the injury.
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Eugene
Oregon
George Tetsic
Brownsville
Tetalo Jowt
Carl Miller
Lander Booms on Bus Line into Yellowstone Park
Lander residents optimistic as a new bus line to Yellowstone Park boosts property values and job prospects. Proponents claim a thriving future for all, while critics warn of a few obstructors clinging to old interests.
Women Vote in Kentucky Prankport
Kentucky lawmakers approved a bill to amend section 43 of the state constitution to remove the word male and insert or female, allowing women twenty one or older who meet residency requirements to vote in Kentucky elections next November. The amendment targets political rights, altering the definition of a qualified voter in the constitution.
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Associated Press
Prankport
Kentucky
United States
Destroys A Toy Factory Amid Fire and Destruction
A toy factory was destroyed by a fire that spanned the neighborhood. The blaze caused extensive damage and an estimated loss of 440,000 dollars. Firefighters battled the flames but could not save the building or its contents.
Miners Shoot Two Policemen in Southern Illinois Incident
In Benton and nearby areas during a miners strike, Jesf Henson the night chief of police at Duquoin was shot and fatally wounded, while Heoman Walter Sconce sustained a minor wound by miner Harry Reid early today.
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Associated Press
Benton
Lopean Pdice
Ilinois
Mindfa
Jesf Henson
Duquoin
French Reply Tul on Rhine Army Cost Reimbursement
Washington April 1 The French government says it never intended to contest the U S right to be fully reimbursed for army costs or with other governments with troops on the Rhine The reply was made in response to an American note on army costs meaning the issue of reimbursement remains unsettled and official understanding continues to be sought.
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Washington
United States
Belfast War Claims Sixty Four Dead in March
The Belfast death toll from factional clashes for March reaches 64 with the latest victim Francis Flynn dying from injuries after a bomb outrage. Donnelly, a labourer, was wounded when a bomb exploded at his home as he read news of a London peace pact, killing his son and injuring two other children and himself.
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Associated
Belfast
Francis Flynn
Ireland
Donnelly
London
Michigan Snowstorm Delivers Major Winter Damage
Detroit reports show a massive spring storm across lower Michigan caused over a million dollars in damage. The wind fueled by the latest blizzard pounded the region with extensive structural and property losses, marking the season's harshest storm to date.
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Detroit
Mich
Lower Michigan
Thunslay
Running Fight With Bandits In Omaha
A clash between a police officer and bandits in Omaha ends with a prolonged gun battle through the city’s residential area. Over fifty shots were fired in the incident described, with a dramatic automobile chase and a bandit escape noted amid the chaotic scene.
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Omaha
Charles of Hungary Dies in Exile After Coup Attempts
Former Emperor Charles of Austro Hungary died today while living in exile on Madeira. His wife Zita accompanied him as they faced repeated failed attempts to regain the throne, including a 1920 coup in Hungary and border maneuvers in Switzerland. The Habsburg dynasty was formally dethroned in Hungary in a subsequent assembly action.
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Associated Press
Funghal
Maderin
Charles
Austro- Hungary
Zita
Austrian
Hungary
Portugese
Madera
Cha
Lea
Switzerland
Steinamanger
Bussapest
Burgenland
Lucerne
Oodenburg
Kanab
Budapest
Garlists
Emperor
Empresa
Little Entente
Danube
mid-Atlantic
Hapsburg Dynasty
Hungarian National Assembly
DeMolay April Pool Frolic At Mareey Home
Joyous DeMolay gathering held last evening at Robert Mareey’s Lincoln street home. Thirty chapter members and guests enjoyed games dancing and a special April fool themed refreshments in blue and gold fraternity colors.
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Thorpuasation
DeMolay
Robert Mareey
Lincoln Plrent
Methodist Church Service Times
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 5 p.m. Union with B Y P. Evening Worship at 6 p.m.
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Epworth League
Union
Arved
Beavioral Fragments at Trinity Church Bazaar Ad
Sporadic church notes list Rev Arotusacon Dray officiating Sunday school at 104 am and evening prayer at 7180 pm. An odd bakery ad promotes bread loaves, tables, rockers and dining set while selling 100 laying bows and ceiling fans.
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Arotusacon Dray
Bunday School
Miners Strike Widens Across Western States
Five hundred miners in Montana and North Dakota and seven thousand in Wyoming quit work at midnight in response to a nationwide suspension call. Colorado union officials could not confirm statewide impact until more reports arrive, though UMW international organizer Robert Foster predicted most coal workers in the state would walk out.
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Denver
Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Robert Foster
United Mine Workers
Bank swindler Mathews linked to national scam
Chicago April 1 William A Mathews accused of bilking country bankers across the United States of about half a million dollars. He was moved to Travolga City Michigan to face charges involving about 12000 from a single bank. Detectives say he posed as a man of big affairs claiming he saved 200000 in Chicago banks.
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Chicago
William A. Mathews
Travolga City
Michigan
New Orleans
Huix
Arbuckle Case Wrangles On Over Sendelnak Admiss ion
San Francisco April 1 The third Arbuckle trial shows a persistent quarrel over admitting Chicago physician Sendelnak whose testimony would suggest Virginia Rappo’s death stemmed from a chronic ailment rather than an assault charged by the prosecution.
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San Francisco
Arbuckle
Admsaion
Sendelnak
Chicago
Physiciana
Virginia Rappo
Dragoon's Claw Premier at Grand Theatre Sunday
Sunday schedule at Grand Theatre April 2 features The Dragoon's Claw first chapter plus a matinee and evening show. Local residents and visitors return from trips while others plan social engagements and corsage orders for the Buster Ball.
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Pricer
Mine workers strike halts coal output nationwide
Associated Press reports a coal industry walkout affecting about one hundred thousand miners and thousands of mines nationwide. Early accounts indicate no disorders as the stoppage begins at midnight, with railroads and related unions preparing for broader actions.
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Hovdutyfm
Worlingtod
Polloy
Assoelated Press
Cincinnati
Pelt
Brotherhood of Mallway Ant Breamehiy
Nablin
Congress acts on curtailing coal production in strike era
New York April 1 reports congressional action to curb coal output as the nation faces a widespread miners strike. Phillip Murray of the United Mine Workers warns against the great evil of strike disruption while ten thousand bituminous miners labor in sections to supply adequate coal for national needs.
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Associated Prem
New York
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
America
Argentine protest riot leaves dozens wounded in clashes
A large political demonstration in Buenos Aires was dispersed by gunfire from an unknown source. Two guards are reported dead and more than twenty wounded among the demonstrators and onlookers as authorities crack down on the unrest.
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Buenos Aires
Apil
Mine Strike Hits Uncertain Employee Attendance in Gallup
In Gallup New Mexico on April 1 miners report no work as Saturday is not a work day and there is no reliable estimate of how many men joined the strike across all local mines.
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Gallup
New Mexico
Opposition 3 Withdrawn by New Mexico Governor
Governor Mocum of New Mexico said the Colorado River Commission would abandon its prior claim to unrestricted water and accept an allotment based on a compromise. The upper states’ needs were outlined, listing Wyoming 1,460 acres, Colorado 3,350,000, Utah 3,000,000, New Mexico 2,500,000, Nevada 4,400,000, with Arizona and California also included in the division.
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Mocum
New Mexico
Colorado River Commission
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Allutenonte
Arizona
California
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