Education the solution to industrial unrest says Hopkins
Dr. Ernest Martin Hopkins president of Dartmouth University told a Dallas audience that education is key to industrial unrest. He said workers see little progress in routine tasks and colleges must provide both ambition and skill. He noted a shift toward hiring technically trained staff and broader college-educated leaders in business. Hopkins is noted as Dartmouth’s first business man president.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Ernest Martin Hopkins
Dartmouth University
Hopkins
Boston
Dr. Hopkins
Speedy Dogs to Run in Big Derby
The Pas Manitoba March 15 Everything is ready for tomorrow’s start of the third annual 100 mile Hudson Bay dog Derby between The Pas and Sturgeon Landing and back. The field includes greyhounds sheep dogs collies Alaska malamutes and more. The winner must drive his team the full distance without stopping and return with all dogs on sled or in harness. Last year’s time was 15 hours. A trophy and a $1000 purse await the victor.
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Pas
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Sturgeon Landing
Northland
Alaska
Appeal for tourists boosts Galveston homes
Galveston residents are urged to open their houses to visitors for the coming season. W. L. Roe, secretary and general manager of the Galveston Beach Association, says an unusually large tourist flow is expected and hotels will be inadequate. A citywide house-to-house canvass will list available rooms for guests.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Tex
Galveston Beach
W. L. Roe
Association
Mr. Roe
Olives Safe Says UC Experts On Botulinus Fear
Sacramento March 16. University of California and Stanford experts study botulinus toxin in olives. Prof Cruess notes ripe California olives are essentially safe as canned foods with minimal poisoning risk. He warns vigilance but deems fear unfounded and urges precautions to prevent botulinus poisoning.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cali
California
University of California
Leland Stanford Jr
University
W. V. Cruess
Bioletti
Today in History March Sixteen Anniversaries
March sixteenth anniversaries recall figures like James Madison born 1751 in Port Conway Virginia. Enrico Tamberlik born 1820 in Rome. Isaac Bates died Washington 1862. Gen James W Ripley born 1794 Windham Connecticut. Roque minister of war in France 1916. 1918 US coal dealers license system under fuel conserved program.
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James Madison
United States
Port Conway
Montpelier
Badajoz
Lord Wellington
Enrico Tamberlik
Rome
Paris
Isaac C. Bates
Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
Granville
Mass
James W. Ripley
U. S. Army
Hartford
Windham
London
Roque
Gallieni
France
Social Calendar Listings for Tuesday and Wednesday
The Heights Civic Club meets at the school house at 4 PM Tuesday. The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church gathers at the Rectory at 4 PM. The Sunbeam Band of the Baptist Church meets at the church at 4 PM. Miriam Chapter No 86 O E S holds a regular meeting at 8 PM. On Wednesday the Farish Guild Auxiliary meets at the rectory at 3 30 PM.
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The
Heights Civic Club
Christ Church
Sunbeam Band
Baptist Church
Miriam Chapter No. 86
Herbert Quick Named to Lead Siberian Red Cross Mission
Herbert Quick, selected to wind up the American Red Cross affairs in Siberia, is a former first director of the Farm Loan Board. A farmer, teacher, lawyer, and former mayor of Sioux City, he has lived a varied career focused on agricultural needs. Born 1861 in Grundy County Iowa, he is now sixty years old.
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Herbert Quick
Siberia
American Red Cross
Farm Loan Board of
United States
American Agricultural Papers
Sioux City
Mr. Quick
Grundy County
Iowa
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Stage, Screen and Sports
Bessie Janis, born Columbus Ohio, 30 years ago today, shines in musical comedy. John M Parker, Bethel Church Mississippi, 54 years past since birth, recently named Louisiana governor. Henry B Walthall, Shelby County Alabama, 42 years ago today, a film favorite. Clyde Milan, Washington Senators outfielder, Linden Tennessee, 34 years since birth. Patrick J Donovan, Lawrence Massachusetts, 55 years ago today, scout for Chicago NL team.
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Bessie Janis
Columbus
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Bethel Church
Miss
Henry B. Walthall
Shelby County
Ala
Clyde Milan
Washington
Linden
Tenn
Patrick J. Donovan
Chicago
Lawrence
Mass
Seville Riots and Trans-Siberian Forces Mark Year Ago
One year ago today violence erupted in Seville Spain as several were killed in Red riots. United States troops occupied strategic positions on the Trans-Siberian railway amid the unrest.
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Seville
Spain
United States
North Dakota Holds First Direct Vote For Presidential Noms
Today marks the state’s primary the first direct vote for presidential nominations. In Peoria the biennial district convention of the United Mine Workers of Illinois convenes today. The University of Chicago convocation awards degrees to 131 graduates. Livestock producers from the Southwest convene in Houston for the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas annual meeting.
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North Dakota
Peoria
United Mine Workers of Ilinois
University of Chicago
Southwest
Houston
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
Virginia League Meeting Sets 120 Game Schedule
Petersburg officials and club owners met to finalize details for the Virginia baseball league season. The circuit expands to eight clubs with Wilson and Rocky Mount joining, while Richmond Petersburg Portsmouth Norfolk Newport News and Suffolk retain franchises. Opening date April 22 and closing September 11.
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Petersburg
Virginia Baseball League
Wilson
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Richmond
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Newport News
Suffolk
A Timely Suggestion For Coughs And Colds
A Timely Suggestion. The next time you have a cough or cold try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is pleasant to take and you are sure to be pleased with the relief which it affords. This remedy has a wide reputation for its cures of coughs and colds.
Unconquerable Soul Verse and Local Social Notices
Poem lines from Invictus appear alongside a string of local social notes. Residents like Mrs. J Shahady and Master Edward return from Texas, Capt Norman P Groff resumes duties at Fort McIntosh, and several families visit relatives in Monterey, San Antonio, and Mexico City. Church groups meet and a Woman's Club delegates to Brownsville in April.
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J. Shahady
Master Edward
San Benito
Texas
Norman P. Groff
Fort McIntosh
Woman's Club
C. C. Burr
Brownsville
E. H. Buenz
Burnett Leads Short Program and White Sale Planned
A meeting notes Burnett as leader and a short program with readings by Mrs. Mims and others. Plans to hold a White Sale March 81st at Stowers Furniture Store. Lenten Recital at Christ Church features Flora Dilgarde Anderson as organist and soloists with a free will offering. A Soldiers party honors Musician Harry Seals from the 37th Infantry Band with buffet and games.
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Stowers Furniture Store
Mesdames Guinn
Crawford
J. Q. Buenz
N. A. Millar
F. B., Shanks
A. G. Thompson
Martin, Burnett
Mims
Emerson, Lampman
Christ Church
Flora Dilgarde Anderson
Harris
Lord
Mendelssohn
F. L. Mackay
Homer Harlow
37Th Infantry Band
Harry Seals
Carrier pigeon relays message after seaplane wreck near Pearl Harbor
A carrier pigeon released from a disabled army seaplane near Honolulu reached Luke Field aviation station four miles away fifteen minutes after the plunge began. Tugs aided, and aviators were towed back to Pearl Harbor from the wreck site.
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Honolulu
T. H
Luke Field Aviation Station
Pearl Harbor
Big Texas Estates
Texas claims the largest estates in the civilized world per State Land Office figures from 1916. The largest single ownership exceeded 100,000 acres, with Paso County holdings at 638,028 acres and King Ranch near Brownsville near one million acres. Collin County’s largest estate listed at 1,865 acres.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
State Land Office
Land Commissioner
Paso County
Brownsville
Collin
Victims To Flu Reach Edmonton From Far North
Edmonton March 16 Fur traders and Far North men slog through snow to Edmonton to find influenza hits hard. Of eight who traveled from the north one is dead, one hospitalized, five recovering from mild attacks, and one immune from last year. Dan Paterson reports a 1700 mile dog team trek from Fort McPherson amid a good fur catch otherwise. Foxes scarce in McKenzie basin. Martin, mink, weasel and muskrat plentiful.
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Associated Press
Edmonton
Alberta
Dan Paterson
Fort McPherson
McKenzie Basin
Vancouver Liquor Orders Reach Carload Daily
Vancouver reports liquor orders under the new law are being filled at about six thousand quarts per day. Express company officials say demand has increased daily since January and is now nearly impossible to handle. Orders are mainly for separate quarts delivered to private residences across the city.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
Express Company
Marshal Baggett Won’t Serve Papers in Oklahoma Territory
United States Marshal Baggett says he will not serve any warrant on Texas ringers while they remain on land designated as in Oklahoma by Judge Youmans. He argues jurisdiction lies in Texas and not Oklahoma. In Austin, Assistant Attorney General Keeling plans to ask the U.S. Supreme Court for a writ to stay the decree blocking Texas officials from keeping lands in dispute with Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
United States
Marshal Baggett
Oklahoma
Youmans
Austin
Tex
Keeling
Washington
United States Supreme Court
First Real Election in Chihuahua Under New Guarantees
Governor Andres Ortiz announces a state election in Chihuahua City to be held May 30. All state offices including the governorship are to be elected, marking the first such vote under constitutional guarantees in many years, El Heraldo reports from Chihuahua City.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Andres Ortiz
el Heraldo
Oleander Week Gleams Across Galveston Streets
Galveston Texas on March 16 saw a wide community effort for Oleander Week. Society women schools children business men and Boy Scouts joined a campaign led by the Womans Health Protective Association. Thousands of slips were planted and oleanders line almost every street outside the business district.
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Galveston
Tex
Womans’ Health Protective Association
General strike grips Berlin as Kapp power faces collapse
Berlin endures a nationwide strike led by socialist and labor leaders after Dr. Kapp threatens execution for disrupting vital services. Reports place Ebert control in the south and west while Kapp solidifies hold in northeastern Prussia and Silesia. Stuttgart notes old cabinet demands unconditional resignations and the Reichstag convenes amid rising civil war fears.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Kapp
Germany
Ebert
Restoration of Ebert authority seen after Spartacist unrest
Washington reports military officials expect the Ebert government to regain authority after Spartacist uprisings, deeming the coup d etat less serious than first feared.
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Washington
Ebert
Heavy Troop Reinforcements Reach Berlin
Berlin reports heavy troop reinforcements have been received, signaling a shift in front line strength as World War II updates indicate intensified military activity.
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Berlin
Bluff by Germany Could Paralyze Allied Convoys in 1918
Admiral Sims told the senate naval sub committee that a little bluff by Germany in 1918 could have paralyzed troop and material movement to Europe. He cited reports Germans were building two heavily armored modern battle cruisers for a last hope raid against convoys, despite impractical plans urged on him by the navy department.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
Sims
Senate Naval Sub-Committee
Navy Department
Washington salmon industry near depletion warns state official
Olympia March 16 Washington's salmon industry once a leading activity has been nearly depleted by six years of intensive fishing. L H Darwin state fish commission declares in his annual report filed with Governor Hart. He also recommends creating a fisheries commission to oversee fishing operations in Washington waters.
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Associated Press
Olympia
Wash
Washington
L. H. Darwin
State Fish Commission
Louis F. Hart
Darwin
Pump Air for Fish at Maple Lake Resort
Crookston Minnesota reports a gasoline pump installed on the ice at Maple Lake to aerate the water and keep fish alive through winter. Thick ice and bottom weeds have reduced oxygen, causing thousands of perch walleye and bullheads to die this summer.
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Crookston
Minn
Maple Lake
World’s Record in Trans-Oceanic Radio Traffic at Wailupe
Honolulu March 5 The U S naval radio station at Wailupe six miles from Honolulu has set a world record by handling 24000 words in a day excluding inter island and ship to shore messages. Wailupe averaged about 15000 words daily in January and 24000 in December and could near 20000 daily for February if the pace continues.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
U. H
United States Naval Radio Station
Wailupe
Otter Cliffs
Maine
Taste for music thrills a Marine mascot dog
In Quantico Virginia a Marine Corps mascot named Socks reacts to a bugle by running blocks to sit before the bugler and sing his favorite tune the mess call Others howl only when the music causes him discomfort, suggesting he imagines he is singing The dog was brought to the United States by Marines returning from the Virgin Islands.
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Quantico
Socks
U. S
Virgin Islands
Dynamiting a Wreck at Papeete Harbor
Blasting operations in Tahiti clear the wreck of the French gunboat Zelee sunk by German cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau during the September 22 1914 bombardment. Attempts to raise the vessel proved futile as it obstructed navigation.
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Associated Press
Papeete
Tahiti
Street Car Ridership In Dallas Sets February Record
Dallas street cars carried more than 4.5 million passengers in February. The Dallas Ways Company reported vehicles totaled 575 380 miles for the month and train crews logged 62 872 hours.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Railways Company
Wood and Hoover Lead in Primaries
Minnesota primary results show General Wood with a 4000 vote plurality over Senator Johnson from 450 precincts. Hoover leads Governor Lowden in returns, with counts: Wood 12600, Johnson 8500, Hoover 4400, Lowden 3500, including most Twin City precincts.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
General Wood
Senator Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Lowden
Wood
Johnson
Hoover
Twin City
Boil Canned Food To Fight Botulism, Says Doctor
Stanford University March 16. Dr. Ernest G. Dickson of Standard Medical School urges boiling canned foods before eating to destroy botulism bacteria. He warns against relying on sight or smell and states heat treatment is the protective measure for the general public.
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Associated Press
Stanford University
Cal
Ernest G. Dickson
Standard Medical School
Dickson
Berlin’s Kapp Strain Tests New Government Backing
Berlin and observers debate Chancellor Kapp’s grip after three days with only military backing. If the strike endures three more days, experts doubt Kapp can solidify a durable government despite the armed forces.
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Berlin
Kapp
Berlin government holds cabinet council with Luden dorm staff
London reports that on March 16 the new Berlin government met in a cabinet council attended by General Ludendorff, former quartermaster general of the German army, according to Berlin dispatches.
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London
Berlin
Ludendorff
Hamburg Fighting Kills Thirty in Baltic Clash
Copenhagen reports thirty people dead in yesterday’s Hamburg battle between citizen guards and Baltic troops, including women and children, as advices arrive.
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Copenhagen
Hamburg
More Than Twenty Killed In Leipzig Demonstration
London reports that more than 20 people were killed and about 60 wounded in Leipzig during a demonstration yesterday. Fighting continued with fusillades centered near the general post office, according to newspaper advices.
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London
Leipsic
General Post
Berlin clashes claim lives in Staglitz and Charlottenburg
Fifteen people are reported dead and many injured from fighting yesterday at Staglitz on Berlin’s southwest outskirts. Four killed and six wounded in collisions at Charlottenburg, a western suburb.
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Berlin
Staglitz
Charlottenburg
Soviet Republic Proclaimed in Hof Bavaria
Amsterdam dispatch reports a Soviet republic proclaimed at Hof in northeastern Bavaria as of March 16, per a Berlin despatch. The claim notes Hof as the new center of Soviet authority in the region amidst postwar German changes.
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Amsterdam
Hof
Bavaria
Berlin
Dutch torpedo boat guards former German crown prince
A torpedo boat has arrived at Oesterland near Wieringen Island to guard the former German crown prince, according to Dutch newspapers in The Hague on March 16.
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the Hague
Oesterland
Wieringen Island
The Course Habit
Jones explored a sequence of schemes to fix life. He became a convincing talker and was arrested as a confidence man. He bought The Secret of Making People Adore You and lost friends. He invested in the Magic Recipe for Millions and joined the bread line. Finally he tried a Memory Course and forgot his troubles.
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Jones
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