Henry Hyndman at Eighty A Socialist Leader in Britain
Monday's Daily notes Henry Mayers Hyndman turning eighty. Prominent British socialist, longtime chairman of the National Socialist Party, founder of the Social Democratic Federation, participant in the 1900 Paris International Socialist Congress, and long-time journalist and author on socialism. He knew Mazzini and Garibaldi and has traveled widely.
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Henry Mayers Hyndman
Great Britain
National Socialist Party
Hyndman
Social Democratic Federation
Paris
New “International
International Socialist Bureau
Mazzini and
Garibaldi
Melbourne
United States
President Wilson Explains Article X Reservations
One year ago today March 7 President Wilson expounded at length the origin development force and constructive power of Article X and characterized adopted reservations as nullifications.
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Wilson
Notable Birthday Roll of Historic Figures Today
Luther Burbank born in Lancaster Massachusetts 72 years ago today. Champ Clark born in Anderson County Kentucky 71 years ago today. Sewell Ford born in South Levant Maine 53 years ago today. Rear Admiral Albert B Willits born in Philadelphia 70 years ago today. Henry Mayers Hyndman born in London 7%
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Luther Burbank
Lancaster
Mass
Champ Clark
U. S. House of Representatives
Anderson County
Sewell Ford
South Levant
Maine
Albert B. Willits
Philadelphia
Henry Mayers Hyndman
National Socialist Party of Great Britain
London
Clara Smith Hamon Trial Promises Sensational Oklahoma Case
Ardmore Oklahoma March 7 the trial of Clara Smith Hamon will begin next Thursday in Carter County district court. She is accused of murdering Jake L Hamon a prominent oilman Republican official and uncle by marriage. The case draws wide attention due to Hamons prominence in business politics and society. The defense may allege exploitation and gifts shaped their relationship while politics may influence the trial. Both sides prepare for what is described as one of Oklahoma’s most sensational court battles.
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Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Carter County
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma
Hamon
Clara Smith Hannon
Hannon
Mexico
Texas
Daily History Lesson Highlights Key 1801–1912 Events
A chronological digest notes British victory at Aboukir in 1801 under Sir Ralph Abercromby, Collingwood’s Trafalgar link, 1821 Naples crisis, 1848 Hesse reform, 1853 Bible Society jubilee, 1867 Cyrus Field Atlantic cable honor, 1900 Modder River Boer advance, and 1912 Amundsen’s South Pole discovery.
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Ralph Abercromby
Aboukir
Lord Collingwood
Trafalgar
Nelson
Minorca
Gland
Naples
Ferdinand
Elector of
Hesse
British and Foreign Bible Society
London
Congress
Cyrus Field
Atlantic
Lord Roberts
Modder River
Bloemfontein
Amundsen
South Pole
Alamo Anniversary honors Texas siege history
A memorial note marks eighty five years since the Alamo massacre of 1836. Santa Ana's siege killed most defenders, including Crockett and Bowie, after a brief defense by 450 Texans.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Santa Ana
Alamo
Travis
David Crockett
James Bowie
W. Barrett Travis
Teaching Apple Packing in Grand Forms
The Canadian government expands agricultural education by opening an apple packing school in Grand Forms. Instructors will guide packing methods to cut waste and prevent damage to prized provincial apple varieties exported to England and other markets, saving thousands yearly.
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Associated Press
B. C
England
Grasshoppers as Bird Aid Spur Farm Alliances
Washington March 7 A government bulletin notes 25 of 27 bird species prefer live grasshoppers at meals and urges farmers to ally with larks sparrows and kingbirds to patrol fields against hopper raids. Experts say birds aid pest control while farmers should protect them by reducing hunters and stray cats.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kfarmers
Arkansas
Social Calendar and Local Notices Highlight Civic Events
Monday events include Women's Missionary Society at the church at 4 PM, no Woman's Club meeting, a Naked Truth rehearsal at 8 PM at the YWCA, Tuesday Music and Literary Club at Biks Hall at 4 PM, Sunbeam Baptist Church, Junior Auxiliary meeting at the Rectory at 4 PM. Also notes christening, travel plans, club meetings at Elks Hall, and Civic Club inspection day next Saturday urging civic cleanup.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Woman's Club
Biks Hall
Sunbeam of the Baptist Church
Elks Hall
Flora Dilgarde Anderson
Supreme Court Denies Milwaukee Leader Mail Right Appeal
The U S Supreme Court sustains lower court ruling refusing to issue a mandamus that would force Postmaster General Burleson to restore mail privileges to the Milwaukee Leader, the newspaper of Victor Berger.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Burleson
Milwaukee Leader
Victor Berger
Lenine Trotzky Regime Falling In Russia
Paris reports Trotzky and Lenine plan to flee as anti Bolshevik forces move within 30 miles of Petrograd. Soviet commissaries flee to Estonia while Kronstadt's population revolts, forming a provisional government without party backing.
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Associated Press
Paris
Leon Trotzky
Nikolai Lenine
le Matin
Gatechina
Petrograd
Esthenia
Eiffel Tower
Helsingfors
Finland
Kronstadt
Russian Union
Allied press fixes penalties on Germany for non-fulfillment
By Associated Press London March 7 The allied powers today decided upon the application of penalties to Germany for non fulfillment of the reparations requirements.
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London
Germany
Allied march into Germany anticipated as penalties set
London reports Allied troops will march into Germany tomorrow to enforce penalties tied to reparations. Dr Walter Simons states Germany rejects Paris proposals and favors five year fixed annuities with export tax. Allies plan to inform Germany penalties will be applied. British, French and Belgian units stand ready near Duesseldorf for action.
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Germany
Paris
London
Walter Simons
Simone
Duesseldorf
Panama President Calls Note Pleas Painful Impression
President Porras of Panama said the note from Secretary of State Hughes urging acceptance of hostilities cessation left him with a painful impression. He criticized withdrawal from Coto territory and called the 1914 arbitration award by Chief Justice White completely unacceptable. A U.S. cruiser Sacramento with an Eagle boat reportedly reached Bocas del Toro as Panama keeps peace moves secret.
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Panama
Porras
Costa Rica
Charles E. Hughes
Coto
White
United States
Sacramento
Bocas del Toro
League of Nations
Cleared Up Mystery in Colbert Shooting Case
County officers in Denison Texas report solving the Colbert Oklahoma farmer Anglia Giles murder mystery with the arrest of S E Winyard and Robert Vinyard father in law and brother in law. Both Vinyards face charges of assault with intent to kill as stated by the Durant Oklahoma sheriff.
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Denison
Texas
Anglia Giles
Colbert
Okla
S. E. Winyard
Robert Vinyard
Giles
Durant
Oklahoma
Vinyards
Secretary Hughes on publicizing notes to Panama and Costa Rica
Washington March 7 Disturbance in administration circles followed the publication of identical notes sent last Saturday to Panama and Costa Rica demanding cessation of hostilities Secretary Hughes announced a policy against releasing information about public communications He did not deny sending the notes but said the announcement of their despatch was not authorized.
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Washington
Panama
Costa Rica
Hughes
New Mexico Lands Claim Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the state of New Mexico’s claim for certain lands filed in lieu of tracts owned within National Forests. The ruling arose from in lieu land disputes and reinforces New Mexico's legal rights to specific parcels within forest boundaries.
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Associated Press
Washington
State of
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Mail Train Moved After Strike Ends
The first mail train on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic rail road after the strike left Birmingham today. A. H. Woodward, chairman of Woodward Iron Co and owner of the Birmingham baseball club, served as engineer on the run.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
A. H. Woodward
The
Woodward Iron Company
Birmingham Baseball Club
New Cardinals Named In Secret Vatican Consistory
Rome March 7 Pope Benedict announced six new members of the Sacred College in a Vatican secret consistory. The appointees include Monsignor Dennis J. Dougherty archbishop of Philadelphia, Juan Bentlech y Vivo archbishop of Burgos, Francisco Vidal y Barraquer archbishop of Tarragona, Francisco Ragones papal nuncio at Madrid, Josef Schulte Archbishop of Cologne, and Michael von Faulhaber archbishop of Munich.
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Associated Press
Rome
Catholic Church
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Sacred College
Monsignor
Dennis J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Juan Bentlech Y Vivo
Burgos
Francisco Vidal Y Barraquer
Tarragona
Francisco Ragones
Madrid
Josef Schulte
Cologne
Michael von Faulhaber
Munich
Portrait Purchase for Former Governor Hobby Approved in Austin
The Texas House appropriated 500 from the contingent expense fund to buy a portrait of former Governor Hobby on a resolution by John Davis of Dallas. The body also congratulated Jud son Francis of Austin and Jack C. Blalock of Marshall for winning the Intercollegiate debate against Columbia University in New York.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
House Today
Hobby
John Davis
Dallas
Judson, Francis
Jack C. Blalock
Marshall
Texas University
Columbia University
New York
Mexican consul greets Texas officials in Senate address
Enrique Ruiz new Mexican consul in San Antonio delivers personal greetings from President Obregon to Texas governor and the Texas Legislature in a senate address in Austin on March 7.
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Austin
Texas
Enrique Ruiz
San Antonio
President Obregon
Senate
Erie railroad VIOLATED RULINGS ordered wage restores
The railway labor board ruled that the Erie railroad violated prior board rulings in six respects by cutting wages and not restoring them after orders. The road argued the board must hold hearings before restoring previous pay rates.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
Railway Labor Board Today
The
Erie Railroad
Western Union Appeal Set For April Hearing
The supreme court today set April 1 for arguments in the Western Union Telegram Company appeal of a Louisiana court ruling awarding heavy damages to a cotton brokerage firm for losses claimed from a message error. Hundreds of similar cases are pending in various states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Western Union Telegram Company
Louisiana
Irish Leaders Killed in Beds in Limerick
Bands of armed men shot George Clancy mayor of Limerick and former mayor Michael O Callaghan while they lay in their beds at their homes in Limerick. Clancy died and his wife was seriously wounded. O Callaghan was killed. The shootings, seen as reprisals for Brigadier General Cummings assassination last Saturday, have the city in intense turmoil.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
George Clancy
Limerick
Michael O'Callaghan
Clancy
O'Callaghan
Cummings
Government Wins Appeal For Retrial Of Coal Lands Case
Washington March 7 government today won the appeal to the supreme court for retrial of the case against the Diamond Coal and Coke Company to obtain cancellation of patents for coal lands alleged to have been obtained by land.
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Associated Press
Washington
Government Today
Supreme Court
Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Laud
Dinner talks at White House ring with new policy plans
Washington March 7 President Harding to dine with Republican congressional leaders to discuss the new administration policies and the Costa Rica Panama situation. He will also chair his first cabinet meeting tomorrow. no fixed schedule set. Senator Robinson urged delaying the extra session by a month. Also announced were nominations to key posts in state navy agriculture and the Marine Corps.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Costa Rica-Panama
Robinson
Arkansas
The Colombian Treaty Reported to Senate in Routine Action
The foreign relations committee reported the Colombian treaty to the senate in routine fashion, without plans under consideration. It provides for a $25,900,000 payment to Colombia. The panel also reported the wife desertion treaty for reciprocal action by the United States and Canada.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Colombia
United States
Canada
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims $100 Reward Promise
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh. It claims the remedy works through the bloodstream to clear mucus surfaces and heal diseased areas. The copy promises noticeable health improvements after short use and urges immediate start.
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Hall
Ohio
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