Attempted Restoration of Charles Ends With Expulsion
Reports from Vienna and Lausanne describe Charles’s return to Switzerland being arranged under guard by British French and Italian officers. The Canton of Vaud declares Charles unacceptable in Prangins due to political activity violations. The Swiss Federal Council grants return permission if he refrains from political propaganda.
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Switzerland
Swiss
Federal Council
Canton of Vaud
Vienna
Charles
Hungary
Lausanne
Vaud
Prangins
fYormer
Berne
Flooded British Mines Raise Alarm Over Losses
London April 2 Six British coal mines left at the mercy of inrushing waters by the miners and pump men strike have been flooded and some may be permanently wrecked. Appeals to government ask for sailors to help control the floodwaters pouring into the mines as train service restrictions loom if the strike endures.
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Associated Press
London
Expected Strike be Short
Washington April 2 Commercial Attache Dennis of London said the British coal miners strike is expected to be short. He advised the department of commerce that the duration would be brief and not prolonged.
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Washington
Dennis
London
Department of Commerce
Black bell boy tortured and branded in Dallas assault
Masked men dragged Alex Johnson a Black hotel bell boy six miles south of Dallas to a remote spot. He was whipped until bleeding, stripped, and branded with acid the letters K K K on his forehead after accusations of associating with a white hotel guest. Johnson was returned to the hotel and later charged in local court.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Maskegs
Alex
Johnson
Here
Hutchins Road
CANDIDATES TO BE NAMED SOON FOR PERMANENT INTERNATIONAL COURT
Geneva reports the secretary general of the league of nations has sent invitations to signatory nations to name representatives who will nominate candidates for judges of the permanent international court. The United States will receive an invitation and the league council and assembly will select judges from the national lists. Also, the league covenant amendments commission will meet to organize for work and discuss judicial questions before resuming after further suggestions.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Permanent International Court of Justice
United States
Council
Assembly of the League
League of Nations Commission On
Peace talks dominate White House peace conference scene
Washington April 2 interest in the administration stance on peace settlement rose as former French premier Viviani visited. A series of conferences at the White House and state department aimed to shape decisions on a separate peace measure and an amended league of nations. Participants were reticent while Viviani remained in the background.
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Associated Press
Washington
Viviani
France
League of Nations
White House
State Department
M. Viviani
Syracuse University professor kills dean then suicides
Holmes Beckwith, professor of finance, shot and killed J. Herman Wharton, dean of the College of Business Administration, in the agriculture building at Syracuse University. Beckwith then fatally shot himself. The incident followed unrest over his dismissal and a note implying his intent to die by his own hand.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
University
Dean Wharton
Beckwith
Priddy Indicted for Murder in Ola Double Slaying
Hugh Priddy former deputy sheriff was indicted for murder by the grand jury in Terrell Texas, in connection with the January 16 slaying of Mr and Mrs J B Willard at their Ola home. Priddy is the son in law of the victims and helped lead the investigation.
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Associated Press
Terrell
Texas
Hugh Priddy
J. B. Willard
Ola
This County
Jannuary
Priddy
Thousands Homeless After Manila Fire in 20 Years
Fifteen thousand people are homeless after a massive blaze in Manila, the worst in two decades. Three thousand houses burned in the northern district, with two bodies recovered. Loss estimated at 3 million dollars over 30 acres of native dwellings and stores. American sailors from the Huron and soldiers aided firefighting while Red Cross prepared aid. city council voted 10,000 dollars for relief.
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Associated Press
Manila
P. L
Huron
Asiatic Fleet
Red Cross
Greeks in Retreat From Eski Sehr After Turkish Counterattack
Constantinople dispatch says Greek forces driven from Eski Sehr in Asia Minor are in full retreat as Turkish cavalry pursue them.
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Associated Press
Paris
Eski Sehr
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Indictments Charge Boycott Ties to Coal Bureaus
Indictments charging conspiracy boycotting and blacklisting were returned today against officers of the Retail Coal Bureau the Retail Coal Merchants Association and several private detectives in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Retail Coal Bureau
Retail Coal Merchants’ Association
Brennan Vidaurri Fasnacht Assistants Cashiers List
Statement listing M. W. Brennan A. L. Vidaurri and J. R. Fasnacht as assistant cashiers with figures 63,174,775.66 and 174,775.68, indicating financial ledger entries or balances. The fragment presents names and titles without clear context or full article details.
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