In History March 30 Events Across 1810s to 1919
A Chronology lists Indiana statehood bill reported to the Senate in 1819, South Carolina counties rebelling over liquor laws in 1894, Prince George proclaimed King of Greece in 1872, Alaska purchase announced in 1867, and the Presbyterian Church deciding on a worldwide prohibition fight in 1919.
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Indiana
United States
Senate
Prince George
Denmark
Alexandra
Engiend
Wes
Greece
Alaska
Russia
Great ‘Aquarium
Brighton
England
South Carolina
The
Presbyterian Church
Riots in Germany Mark One Year Since Communist Uprising
A report notes heavy casualties in German riots a year ago with details pointing to socialist Henry Jaeger in New York as a contact for related assembly inquiries.
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Germany
New York Assembly
Henry Jaeger
Golden Tooth Involved Sailor Threatens Suicide In Court
About 20 sailors soldiers and civilians are jailed over the assassination of leading Portuguese officials last October. The inquiry continues but no superior officers have been named. The prisoner known as Golden Tooth taunts the court and pretends to shoot himself with an unloaded pistol after a judge challenges his threats. He also swears he would kill Cunha Leal, former premier, if given a weapon.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Crimea
Golden Tooth
Godsden Tooth
Diplomat Hoffman Transfers From Colombia to Uruguay Post
Hoff man Philip, veteran U.S. diplomat and Cambridge educated, moves from minister to Colombia to a similar post in Uruguay. Career began in 1901 as vice consul at Tangier, later secretary of legation and consul general, with service in Abyssinia and Latin America. He held postings in Constantinople and Washington before his 1917 Colombia appointment.
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Hoffman Philip
United States
Colombia
Uruguay
Roosevelt
Taft
Cambridge University
England
Cuba
Tangiers
Morocco
Legation
Abyssinia
South America
Intinaple
Washington
Constantinople
Secrets to Growing Head Lettuce in Your Garden
Advice on achieving head formation through soil moisture consistent care and early planting. Start seeds indoors or in a frame for transplanting readiness. Try different varieties and seek local recommendations, fertilize beds, and consider cos lettuce as a substitute if head formation fails.
Social calendar and society notes from Laredo parish groups
Thursday events include W M A Baptist Church meeting afternoon and Christ Church Parish Guild at 3 30 with Mrs Vidales. St Anne Society meets 3 30 with Mrs Kennedy. Camp Fire Girly 4 pm with Mrs Poggenpohl. Builders party 8 pm at Dr and Mrs Hiatt. Rotary convention attendance noted. travelers and visitors listed.
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G. C. Hiatt
Pendulum Swings in Moscow as Soviet Policy Shifts
The Russian Soviet Union accelerates moves toward capitalism with rapid decrees under Lenine after the Kronstadt revolt. Private banks may reopen, gold hoarding is decriminalized, and gambling gains tolerance as the government trims past prohibitions. The pace of change outstrips US congressional action.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Russia
Kronstadt
Lenine
Duta
Congress of the
United States
Public notice of Sunday jitney service restart
Jitney service between Jarvis and the cemeteries will start Sunday at 2 00 P M. Route goes via Ball Park and Bella Vista. JITNEY LTD 3-30-2¢.
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Jarvis
Ball Park
Bella Vista
Jitney, Ltd
Killed by Constable in Hermleigh Texas
Amanrillo March 30 21 year old Bronner Hooper was shot and killed by Constable J W Burris in Hermleigh Scurry County after Hooper allegedly attacked the officer while a fight with Etheridge was ongoing his brother reportedly involved in the clash.
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Amanrillo
Tex
Lronnor Hooper
Hermleigh
Scurry County
J. W. Burris
Hooper
Etheridge
Burris
Bronner Hooper
Trials End in Death Penalty for Two in Texas Murder
In Waco Texas on March 30 Bennie Young and Cooper Johnson were convicted of the February 11 murder of Homer Turk and Mrs W H Barker at Concord. Johnson received the death penalty after the conclusion of trials. Young's fate was determined by the same verdict, and the six rangers under Captain Hamer handed the prisoners to local officers and resumed duties.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Bennie Young
Cooper Johnson
Homer Turk
Mra. W. H. Barker
Concord
Johnson
Hamer
The Pneumonia Month Prompts Caution and Remedies
March often sees high pneumonia mortality as winter weakens defenses. Careful attention to every cold reduces danger. Pneumonia is a germ disease thriving in the throat. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts as an expectorant, clears mucus, and helps prevent pneumonia. Children take it willingly.
Mexico fixes oil lands boundaries across republic
Mexico City dispatch reports a presidential decree by the secretary of agriculture and fomento defines limits and boundaries of all oil lands held in title. The move seeks to ascertain which lands belong to the nation and which may be exploited without prejudice to the nation.
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Associated Presa
Mexico City
Secretary of Agriculture and Fomento
Nurse Stone Describes Motive in Kinhead Killing Case
In New York on March 30 Olivia M. P. Stone a nurse charged with murder testified about events leading to the shooting of Ellis Q. Kinhead former Cincinnati corporation counsel. She recounted betrayal a suspected wedding and attempts to make Kinhead compensate for the supposed wrong.
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New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Ellis Q. Kinhead
Cincinnati
Misled Austrians Warned By Vienna Paper
Vienna girls warned against marriage ads from America after several fraud cases reported by Der Morgen. A daughter of a high official answered an engineer ad in Chicago and found a metal worker instead, losing her money to return home. Another example cited a "dark" American groom. many ads claim million crowns monthly earnings misrepresented by American standards.
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Vienna
Anerzica
der Morgen
America
Chicago
Theory of Dreams
Dr Willian Brown of King’s College London presents a new dream theory before the Institute of Hygiene. He argues dreams do not reveal hidden wishes but guard sleep by allowing subconscious impulses to surface in a safe intermediary form, preserving the sleeper.
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Sy Associated Press
London
Willian Brown
King’s College University of London
Institute of Hygiene
Texas to Fight Cattle Ruling Seeks Talk With Oklahoma
Fort Worth Texas March 30 A Texas sanitary live stock commission chair seeks a Saturday meeting with the Oklahoma board of agriculture to discuss a ruling effective April 1 that bars cattle from Texas counties from entering Oklahoma unless inspected by federal authorities or dipped Texas will seek a modification of the ruling.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Boogscott
Texas Sanitary Livestock Commission
Tariff Bill To Be Voted Upon Next Week
Washington March 30 Senator Smoot Utah ranking Republican on the Senate finance committee discussed tariff and bonus legislation with President Harding. He said the tariff bill would be reported to the Senate next week and given immediate consideration after members study the revised measure. He urged revision of bonus legislation to finance payments to former servicemen by taxation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Senate
Three men detained in Dallas bombing of Mrs Bodie McAllister home
Police detained three men after a bomb exploded wrecking a South Lamar Street dwelling. Miss Dorothy Grace aged 18 suffered a broken ankle and head injuries while neighbor RK Solomon escaped with bruised foot. Investigators consider blasting powder and fuses involved as no charges were filed.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Bodie McAllister
Mrs Dwan Dead In Chicago
Robt L Muller received a telegram reporting the death of his sister Mrs ER J Dwan in Chicago at 1 PM this afternoon. No further details were provided.
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Robt. L. Muller
ER. J. Dwan
Chicago
Charles of Alatria Hungary Grimly Ill in Madeira
In Funchal Madeira on March 20 the former Emperor Charles of Alatria Hungary grew worse, failing to sustain the slight improvement reported yesterday.
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Funchal
Madeira
Charles of
Hope Fades as Anthracite Strike Looms in April
Washington reports that unionized coal workers and operators have abandoned hopes of halting the April 1 strike. Strike notices are being posted as tensions rise in the coal industry.
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Washington
Trinity Flood Warning Issued For Lower Trinity River
Houston Texas March 30 weather forecaster Bunne meyer warns farmers of a possible flood on the lower Trinity river with sections expected to reach six miles wide. No other rivers are expected to flood.
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Houston
Texas
Trinity River
Bunnemeyer
Rangers dip stock after night rider damage in Cass county
Fort Worth Texas March 30 Orders to dip much stock in Cass county where night riders recently destroyed 23 dipping vats were sent today to rangers by the livestock sanitary commission. Two men are said to be in jail on a charge of transporting dynamite and destroying property.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Cass County
The
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Interest to Women Highlights from Diverse Newsbits
A collage notes two New York lady master plumbers, a Missouri girls camp, a birth notice, and remarks on English women's legal status. It also mentions a memorial fountain for Missouri pioneer women, a Marshall reporter's birthday, a Debtors Act nuance, a young exhibitor in San Francisco, and royal visits to Croydon carillon plans.
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New York City
Missouri
Ozarks
Cable
St. Louis
J. M. Patterson
Gibson
Mary
Princess Mary
Prinecess
Beatrice
Duchess of Albany
Croydon
Canada
Siamese Twins Josefa and Rona Blazek Die in Hospital
Josefa Blazek died at 2:37 this morning in Chicago followed seconds later by her sister Rona. Their brother Frank refused consent for a surgical separation. The Associated Press reports.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
Josefa
Rona Blazek
Frank
San Gabriel River Recedes. One Bridge Washed Away
Reports from the Georgetown San Gabriel river district say the San Gabriel waters are receding. Except for one road bridge washed away and minor road damage, little damage was done.
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Austin
Texas
Georgetown-San Gabriel River District
San Gabriel
Rothblum Case Opens as Jury Is Seated in Dallas Court
In Dallas the Rothblum case moves forward with jury selection in the criminal district court for J. J. Crawford accused of assault tied to the kidnapping and flogging of Philip Rothblum. Rothblum and his wife, just back from St. Louis, spent last night in jail at their request.
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Dallas
Texas
Criminal District Court
J. J. Crawford
Philip Rothblum
Rothblum
St. Louis
Senate Ratifies Armament Treaties Open Far East Pact Debate
Washington reports the senate has ratified two arms conference treaties limiting great power navies and restricting submarine warfare and poison gas. This clears the way for debate on the broader Far Eastern treaty and its implications.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Grand jury reopens probe into Ku Klux Klan activities
Austin Texas March 80 The Travis county grand jury reconvened and is understood to continue its investigation into alleged Ku Klux Klan activities.
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Austin
Tex
Travis County Grand Jury
Aged Confederate Veteran Richard C O Hare Dies in Houston
Richard C O Hare aged 86 a surviving member of the Confederate band under Dick Dowling who won at Sabine Pass died in Houston Texas last night the march 30 obituary notes his service and age as he passed away in his hometown.
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Houston
Texas
Richard C. O'Hare
Dick Dowling
Sabine Pass
Better Fed Boys Size Up English Youths
W B Close former Cambridge University Boat Club president says American and Canadian schoolboys are better fed than English peers. He claims the average American man he meets is taller and bigger than the average Englishman.
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Ty Associated Press
London
America
W. B. Close
Cambridge University Boat Club
Agnes Boldt Seeks Route Home Walking from Kenosha Wis
Agnes Boldt, a 17 year old resident of Kenosha, Wisconsin, is walking from her home toward an unspecified destination as part of a personal journey or search. The report notes her age and origin but provides limited further details about her route or purpose.
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America
Agnes Boldt
Kenosha
Wis
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Abbottstown Ad
Edward P. Miller of Abbottstown Pa says Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is good for coughs and colds and that users seldom switch to other preparations. The notice endorses the product as effective for soothing coughs and cold symptoms.
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Edward P. Miller
Abbottstown
Ardmore Woman Testifies in Raids on Husband’s Store
Mia C. P. Hall mother of ten and Ardmore pioneer testifies before Pollees Judge Sullivan about a raid on her husband's furniture store last Tuesday night. Officers seized a stock of beer and bootleggers fled the premises.
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Ardmore
Oklo
Mia. C. P. Hall
Polleas
Sullivan
Lase
Hugbard
Reynolds declares jail over grand jury questions in Klan case
Reynolds a Texas fraternal clerk says he will go to jail rather than answer grand jury questions about the Ku Klux Klan. He speaks for Police Commissioner Copeland, both held in contempt as the court of criminal appeals upholds contempt rulings.
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Associated Presa
Usity
Texas
P. G. Reynolds
Grand
Ku Klux Klan
Court of Criminal Appeals
J. D. Copeland
HardingMondell say Congress not at loggerheads
Washington March 30 Congress and President Harding are not at loggerheads though some writers imply otherwise. Representative Mondell Republican leader said he prepared an address for delivery in the House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Harding
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Riot at Madison protest meeting over speech by social advocate
A rear riot erupted during a protest meeting in Madison Wisconsin as University Junior Philip Voltz defended Governor Blaine for allowing Mrs Kate Richards O Hare a planned speech in the state capitol assembly chamber.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
American Legion
Philip Voltz
Blaine
Kate Richards O'Hare
Assembly
State Capitol
Frozen to death in Karelia fighting with Red Army
A Soviet army report states 257 Red Army soldiers froze to death and 145 were killed in action during campaigns in the semi arctic Karelia woods against Finnish Karelian insurgents. The conflict involved fur clad troops on skis and snow shoes operating in dense woods.
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Associated Preas
Petrozavodsk
Uestan Karelia
Red Army
Karelian
Missa-Belle Kearney Campaign Halt Reported
A fragmentary item notes Misa Belle Kearney in Mississippi seeking the United States Senate with Mrs John Clark at her campaign headquarters. The readable details are sparse and dated.
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Misa-Belle Kearney
United States
Tneon
John Clark
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