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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - April 30, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin Princess is Bride of Wisconsin officer i View so in journal vol. 135, no. 30. 81st year. Madison wis., Friday afternoon april 30,1920. Price three cents japs massacred by reds. Tomo claims passage of Bonus Bill is forecast House com i tee reports favourably on Soldier Aid scope of measure broadened to include regulars a deja a so Eisha to amp of Sejko y Sfung Tony Princess Nadejda Vasilievna Troubetzkoy and capt. Wallace Schutz of Milwaukee worn married Here thursday by the Rev. Robert Talbot Rector of St Paul s episcopal Church. The Princess was recently a nurse in a local Hospital. The rivalries jealousies and hostilities of the Ion conflict Between russian Royalty and Prole aria that preceded the overthrow of that it Romanoff dynasty has been transferred from Petrograd and Moscow to Washington by the visit to this City of the Princess j Nadejda who says she is blood and Bono of the old russian aristocracy. Underlying the hostility on the part of re preen univ a of a free russian Here. That has developed toward her presence in the United state there Are whisperings of intrigue and plotting that recall the Good old thrillers that dealt wit ii nihilist., the Knout and a Xii Quot to Siberia. Society Lias by in idolizing her and those who Are fortunate enough to Are her admit there is Gumti Flection for the description that has priced d or that of Quot the most Beautiful red Cross name of Europe regular feature dark Brown eyes under hot try la hew an Olive skin Ben it the which lie a tinge of Ruddy health an infectious smile and an unmistakable a presence Combine to give her striking Beauty. Not recognized it is As a red Eros worker decorate d by the rear for valorous services and in this country to further her ability to carry on humanitarian work it Homo that thl sir it my lady and her visit Are pictured to the Public. Yet against this picture there stands out clearly these farts Orbr although represent a Quot in outstanding figure in the work of the Retian red Crow during the War. Her presence in Washington Hue received no recognition from the am glean red Cross. Two failure of the american red Erose authorities to Capitalise Hor visit As Good publicity for the lied Cross generally was directly due to representations from officials of the russian red Cross now in kids country thrice russian red crows authorities have actively discouraged publicity concerning her or her War services and have Hon tin that her prime purpose in this country is antagonistic to the establishing of peaceable relations Between this country and soviet Rune la. When she first came to Washington. Pri Vyva Troubetzkoy studied incognito at the Garfield memorial Hospital. When her pre. Ence there was discovered. However Tho place was besieged by reporters photographers and movie camera men rho withdrew to the seclusion of her hotel suite the she quiet in arranged to continue her nursing studies at the naval Hospital where she would be print it Etc i from discovery or annoyance by strict naval re int latinos tells exciting Story Prince troupe Takoy sri is she is a Cousin of Primo Pierre . A i to been Tho ire of husband of Amelie Rives the american novelist she furnish is thin biographical data she wits born in Moscow Ami received her education in the Imperial unison by at Petrograd. Enter she took up nursing St the Imperial he Pital in intr Cfred Rind be earn Quot. A graduate nurse on the outbreak of the War. She organised her Orin Hospital train of to ear with in nut All under the run. Sle n a i and was assigned to who we Tern front where she served from ish to 191<1. To 1916 rho went to France is a red Cross nuns and was in duty for six month at the siege of Verdun r turning to Russia Kite that confesses to murder of 4 wives a bluebeard admits brutal crimes in statement to los Angelet District attorn tells details i bulletin Washington the ways and Maut committee today by a strictly party vote favourably reported to the House the Soldier Bonne Brit. Of approved by the Republican caucus the measure will a called up in the Houm next monday for action. Democrats strongly opposed the provisions of Tho Bdl providing for a tax on Sale but weep outvoted by the republicans. Chairman Ferd nay Michigan in reporting Tho Bill declared it was Csc Tain to pass. One of the last minute changes i brought captains of the army and i Marina corps and lieutenants sen dior Grade of the Navy under the f benefits. Applications for the Cash Bonus must be Mads in six months end All other Benefit within on year. By Herbert w. Walker it Armington a the compete i Soldier Bonus Bill carrying la crowd taxes of $1,1.14.ocn ,000. In be raised during 1921 arid 1922 and providing for a Cash Bonus of $1.25 for a a a Ach Day s army or Navy Eer Etc will be submitted to Tho full membership of the House ways and Means committee today for its approval. Members already have approved of bonuses and of hex forma of Aid fort service men cannot be Ald until the i Aret part of next year the republicans decided and non of the taxes Neree a Are to ran the Money for paying the soldiers shall to effective before Janu-1 Ary i 1921. The increased tax proposed would bring the total government re von a next a it or to nearly $6 och .0�0,. Or virtually As much As was raised during Uny one year of the War. The Republican plan. It was expected will be approved by the committee today. Try Hill a finally approved by the republicans is on the four Folk plan of the american legion service it it i i Laving option of a Cash Bonus farm or Home Aid vocational training or inti up insurance. No benefits will be allow d for the first 60 Day service a this was thought to have been cover d by Tho original Bonus Bervie men choosing Tho Cash Bonus or the farm settlement benefits will lie allow Quot $1.25 for each Day service while those preferring Home building Aid vocational training or Aid up insurance will receive a credit of $1.75 per Day the Cash Bonus is to ii paid in four equal instalments probably beginning april i 1921, a it hang in Tbs original plan tin benefits to officers below the Grade of Captain in the army and lieutenant senior Grade in the Navy and to regular army men for the or service during the period of tit War. Urges refusal i new Nork Congress must refuse re Kindbe to Nervine men put the railroads on a laying basis and sell All Hurp Lun War material including ships if the country is to be put on a sound financial basis r. C. Leffingwell assistant Secretary of the Treasury told the meeting of the Academy of political science hero today Leffingwell flayed the service inca for Quot asking a Bonus declaring they should a go to work and a App i t themselves As any at of respecting Man would do tile shipping boned he said Bai not \ t made any return to the Treasury department despite the fact it has been engaged in Commerce and shipping a at a time when it la exceptionally prompt ii Quot i re in pvt h five it Ness nor i he wound of a uus Ca n officer a he auf furl i a no Cere Cor t Uei on from the a i or a it put of a Ivon i. For ii cry in a it 1. I 11 Roc m he a ssh ree it i vet Tira degree or no of St go a re the High i Honor t he Cia r could to liner her taken by reds at tic t of the revolution. She we x n pct rom a a minoring for t lie Quot i Omen t of my Ira i a up Lex to he a front rho was ruptured by the re vol a of it of Fly my iced exchanged fief to prisoners t Rownd in the garb of a stator of mercy he made b a Way a far a Irkutsk where a a he was again taken into custody and it train exchanged rho then proceeded to Vladivostok and there to Japan and a f no a states. Several Hurt in London riot lok doxy several put ruin. Were in Jurawl in front of the Wormwood he rubs jails last nigh when police dispersed Simi Fern and anti Minn Bein demo Astral ors. Of Angeles District attorney Woolwine and sheriffs today wore searching for the body of Kina let Deloney. Alleged murdered wife of a bluebeard Quot a Charles n. Harvey supposed murderer and bigamist. According to a confession stud to have been made to the District attorney last night a a bluebeard is said to have admitted killing at least four a for More of his "15 or More the others he was said to have admitted killing were Bertha Goodnick of Seattle Alice m. Lud Vixon of Spokane and Betty prior of Seattle. Harvey according to Woolwine made the confession in the county Hospital where he is slowly recovering from two attempts at suicide. His a marrying career has been checked up by police in nearly every Pacific coast City who claim he has married at least 25 and possibly 30 women during the last six years. Many of these have disappeared. Tells in detail the confession tells in detail How four of Harvey a alleged wives met their deaths. Two were murdered and two others died accidentally. Harvey is said to have admitted. The body of Nina Deloney was hurled in be Reg o Valley after she had Laten beaten to death with a Hammer. They were on a camping trip in the Valley when she was murdered. Police today had a detailed description of the spot where the body was hurled. The confession declared Harvey killed Betty a tier in the same Way. The body was found near Plum station Wash. Bertha Goodnick and Alice Ludvig son were killed accidentally. Harvey contended he and mrs Goodnick were in a Power boat on Lake Washington when she fell overboard. He made no Effort to Rescue her. He admitted. Alice Ludvigson fell out of a boat in which they were rowing Quot some wherein she was swept away by till Swift current Harvey declared. Deputy District attorney Doran today announced the terms of the Compromise agreement on which a bluebeard Quot Harvey confessed. Haney will plead guilty to an indictment charging first degree murder for the slaying of Kina Lee Deloney. Doran said the District attorney will then recommend that he be sentenced to life imprisonment. The grand jury will return an indictment next monday the prosecutor said. Desire to kill Harvey s statement details an orphan childhood a roving manhood and a career of murder begun four years ago when he was seized with Quot a desire to to thinks he was born either in Tennessee or Texas but docs not know his real name or his exact age. A list of admitted v Clima follows nine let Deloney of Eureka Montana. Married to Quot Charles n. Harvey dec. 5, 1919 murdered. Bertha a. Goodnick of Spokane. Mamed to a a a. L. Gordon a june 11, 1919 murdered. Alice m. Ludvigson of Seattle married to Quot Andrew Hilton a oct. 6, 1917 murdered. Elizabeth prior of Wallace Idaho married to Quot Milton Lewis March 25, 1919 murdered. Gertrude Wilson of Seattle married Quot a. P. Watson a in 1917. Beatrice m. Andrewartha. Of England married Quot Harry m. february 1919. Or. H. L. Gordon of Winnipeg. Can., married a a a. L. Gordon a april 1919. Katharine Kruse of Nelson b. Cd a Marne a Jamas p. Watson Quot Juno 1918. Mattie Irons Root. San Francisco. Married quoth. L. Gordon a in 1919. Maude e. Goldensmith of Wallace Idaho married Quot Charles Newton Quot in january 1919. Mrs. James Creamer of Spokane married a Creamer a october 1918. Or. Marie e. Bede of Chicago married Quot Watson a in 1919. Or. Elzabeth f. Williamson Sacramento married the Man under the name of Lewis. Vith. Kathryn Vav of Hee h a r of heat tie married h in in 1919 and Wax living with him in Hollywood and started the investigation which resulted in his arrest three million is Church gift new York three million dollars am an Anonymous gift to the inter Church world Modem it today brought the total of the fund above $90,000 not it a said at Headquarters Here. Son sought by parents found Here when Trygve Olson read Tho Wisconsin state journal last night he Learned that his aged parents in Tel Marken Norway were alive and looking for him. The norwegian Consul has been looking for Olson All Over the United state and he was traced from eau Claire to Madison. Olson has been in the United states for 15 years. Is has written to an aunt in Chicago and this aunt Bas kept his Par ants informed of his whereabouts. During Abe War mail to Norway miscarried and for several years the aged parents had no news of their son so appealed to the norwegian Consul thinking perhaps he had gone to War and Peen killed. Olson who is 32 years old was in the United states army located at Camp Sherman o. For the last five years he has lived at 322 East Mifflin Street. He will write to his parents informing them of his safety and his whereabouts. To is employed As a Cement worker with contractor George Nelson. J report will favor peace Resolution it revised Knox measure Given o. K. Of Senate foreign relations committee vote is 9 to 6 Daniel Hoan May run for president labor situation cleared in City if Abbington the. A Enate for by a inn relations committee today ordered a favourable report on the Knox team Resolution. The committee voted 9 to 6, in favor of till Resolution. Which is a revision of the one originally introduced by Knox. The Resolution also differs from the one recently passed by the House. As revised the measure provide for the repeal of the declaration of War against Germany and Austria Hungary and request the pres Dent to of n negotiations with these countries a for the purpose of establishing fully the Friendly relations and commercial Intercourse existing prior to Fhy declaration of War. The Resolution specifically declares that the United states waives none of us rights under the armistice or the treaty of Versailles settlement of carpenters strike followed by other agreements settlement of Tho Madison carpenters strike late yesterday brought with it a Clearing of the labor situation in the City. The carpenters won their demands for a scale of wages of $1 an hour. Settlements among various crafts and unions were pending with employers upon settlement of the carpenters strike Plum alters will receive $1 an hour bricklayers. $1.12% an hour plasterers $1.12% an hour lather $1 an hour Sheet Metal workers 85 cents an hour. Electricians and steam fitters Are getting 85 cents an hour on a a hold Over agreement their agreement is of two years duration and has still another year to run. The agreement signed by the plumbers will run for two years at $1 an hour. Painters Are still working on a temporary Compromise scale of so cents an hour. The men Are asking for 90 cents and it is expected that some agreement will be reached by saturday night. The carpenters Quot agreement of $1 an hour for one year until april i 1921, was signed by a committee of the Madison contractors association and striking carpenters at strike Headquarters at 5 p. In. Yesterday. Contractors will Harge $ 50 an hour for Day carpentry work beginning today. Regarding the possibility of loss that contractors might sustain by the increase on jobs the Price of which has already been agreed upon. It is reliably stated that contractors have bean figuring on All work for some months on a $1 an hour basis. Construction was resumed today with a Rush will prosecute sugar Hoarder Omaha criminal action under the i River act will he started again the owner of 168,000 pounds of sugar seized in warehouses Here yesterday by assistant United states attorney Frank Peterson a a i in ii v Iii be charged with hoarding. Peterson Aid. The sugar will be placed on the Market and sold. Peterson declared. Utilities near ruin assertion Chicago Chicago s Public utilities Are near ruin experts declared today. One Hundred million dollars is needed immediately to put the City a Gas Light heat and trans a station companies on a firm basis. Samuel in Bull president of the Commonwealth Edison company declared. Experts testifying yesterday before the Public utilities commission de dared Banks refuse Loans to utilities companies. Low returns of utilities Are responsible according to testimony submitted. Insult declared his company could not borrow Money at to per cent interest. The financial Strain a Nee the armistice has been greater than during the War according to experts Here. They a Aid the volume of currency in distended but there is a greater demand tighter Money and higher interest. A via tors watch Over Rio Grande san anti nut Twenty five United states army air planet patrolled the International Border today watching movements of mexican Federal and revolutionary troops. Patrols Art Between Elpaso tex., and Douglas. Arts. The air planet Wera in nowt so rom Munica Ion with flight Headquarters by wireless. No announcement was made As to How Long the patrol would be continued each plane carried a Pilot and an observer a dirigible Batoon Las been ordered from Camp Kangley Virginia for Border service. The Batoon will be stationed Over Camp biome near Elpaso. Urges chief to quit Dot president car Ranza has been advised to retire according to word received Here from Agua Prieto Carranza according to the despatch called Gen Pablo Gonzales to the Chapultepec Palace for a conference with his Cabinet. Gonzales i urged Carranza to relinquish office i leave the country and allow free elec i Lions earrings was sup sorted by his Cabinet according to the report and refused. Korea Sand chinese Are involved Mikado s subjects tortured w Omen outraged when attackers storm consulate War office asserts i Daniel w. Horn As a Cook 18 years ago and is mayor of Milwaukee today. By Edward m. Thierry m crazed woman shoots clerk. _ Milwaukee a woman hysterically crazed because a he was ordered to move from her Horny and had no place to go a hot and seriously wounded i a a Klatte chief clerk of civil j court. In his office late yesterday. Unable to obtain help from actor j no it a or Klatte to defend an eviction j suit the woman Rose. Knetzger. Took a revolver to court with her. Without i warning a he a hot Klatte in the Hack. Three bullets taking effect. Ii is expected to recover. At the police station the woman re fused to talk but wept and shrieked hysterically. Reprieve saves 4 from chair a Bining n. four men who were to have been electrocuted la a night for the murder of a ticket agent were granted a two weeks reprieve by governor Smith shortly before they were to enter the death chamber. The reprieve was granted on recommendation of supreme court Justice Mitchell win presided at the trial to lowing i confession made by lost pm Milano on of the quartet in which he assumed full re Pronai ullity for the rime. Tin confession made by Milano will to Xvi a i in in application for i m w trial for tin other three run press scores rowdies action ill Auk key Daniel w. Houri who leaped into the National Eye by breaking All records in hts election to a third term Asho Aliet mayor of Milwaukee used to be a Cook. Moan does t look like either a mayor or a Cook. He in Over six feet talk thin and has a Square jaw. He has a Mustache and a Shock of Black hair that grows Long behind. The mayor is 39 years old. He Learned to a a it of when he was 14 and until he was 21 cooked in Kitchen of Milwaukee and Chicago restaurants. In 1995 he graduate d from the University of Wisconsin where he cooked for a students dub. Then he went to re Hie ago and ran a restaurant and went to Law school. In hos he was admitted to the bar and in 1910. When Emit Bride was elected socialist mayor of Milwaukee loan w to elected City attorney. In 1914 he was reelected City attorney. He was elected mayor in 1916. Again in 1918 and 1929. Now Koan i being talked of As socialist nominee for the presidency. He will loom Largo i at the socialist convention in new York May 8, water Power Bill reported Washington tin u ii to Tower by a agreed to by Horn und it a a on Tercel was reported to lha Enate today by senator Jones win Hington. I chairman of the a rial it on Mefee Ion mute the conference re of i 12-year fight Bra in he of Congro regarding Watt prov Gable streams the Erat Power commit1 Lead a a Ami regulate by Henry w. Kinney f a Kio i Aish a soldiers aided by 1,000 korean and 500 chinese massacred 270 Japan soldiers and old regime russians in attacks on the japanese consulate in Biko task according to details made Public by the War office today. After two Days fighting the staff of the consulate get fire to the buildings and threw themselves in the flames. Japanese women were outrage the report Aid one Hundred japanese taken prison r were subjected to cruelties the War office statement said. Refuse to disarm the attackers first demanded that the japanese disarm according to an american yet witness Quot report to the j a Ainey a expeditionary forces the War Foll cd mild. When the demand was refused the consulate was stormed report of increasing bitterness Between the bolshevism army and sympathizers in Siberia and lha japanese occupation forces have daily he com More alarming to the Tokyo War office. Following the recent Vladivostok coup when the japanese military for a took Over control of the City bolshevism leaders have begun a series of a reprisals a claim japs aggressors j no Kolesk but off by frown Sara land broken line of communication could not be reached with japanese reinforcements. When two Japan Cruis Row re sent to thaid of the japanese inhabitants and Soldier at Al Xun Drovsky. Japanese newspapers have been loud in their condemnation of the Vladivostok incident the statements of foreign correspondents and russian adherent ninth claiming that the Japan a were the aggressors. Girl in trouble a Kes own life Aberdeen 8. Peter 21, of Tyndall b. D., committed suicide her a Lute yesterday by shooting herself. The girl a removed to the Hospital where a or died Law a night by refused to name he Man responsible for her Trousie but admitted there was a Man in the Case. The girl came Here from Sioux Falls m a. Some time ago following from that a it a Young Man with whom she had become infatuated. They get Yuh coming and going Milwaukee tomorrow la the i Day they it you Cornin and gain. I the High co of rent get pm both i ways. If a Man con and a Flat a i must pay a fabulous Price if a can t find one he stores his furniture and i moves to a botel of he move St Alt i a must pay a an hour for it mov i ing men say they make irs Money on moves than to times past. Three years ago they charged $6 a Load and Only Hod the e men. Now they Supply four men a a h of whom they i a in 75 and 80 cents an hour id a London newspapers today Char i arteries the action of rowdies in j breaking up Laurette Taylor play. A one night in As a Quot stigma i on British reputation for fair play Quot Quot nothing could excuse such disgraceful behaviour a the time said. J characterizing the incident a a an in i suit to our lady guest from newspapers and Public joined in j condemning lha incident believing it j was an organised attempt to wreck the play produced in London for the first time. The rowdies entered in the Sailer j pm were awned with snuff bomb and noise makers and threw refuse on the i stage. A in i a end the two is Over legislation or sit a a on Navi Bill creates i fed a Ion to Quot loft Nemst r the to of i Atef by private do to i i it Towel on Publ corporation the Bill would permit 56-year licenses on pow r site of the expiration of til period to government is Given ii Ooi on of Pun liaising hot Plant by laying the in a t see his net investment issuing a n a License on reasonable terms or issuing License to a new Ute Nae who shall pay the original lice new a for him net investment according to the explanation of Bena a Tor Jones till United Blate May take it it a or and operate any water Power Plant in time of War or fur any purpose Ingolf ing the safety of the country warns of heavy Frost tonight i Quot Lear ski a tonight with heavy Frost is min prediction of forecaster Erie Miller. A hot it advise Protection fur seed Beds and m Way sprouted vegetation a Frost tonight will set no record fur lab Ness in the season. Killing Frost with tempera to a 33 was recorded a v j i sit last night s rain played further havoc with Road travel it was reported at the weather Bureau today that no. 19, Between Watertown and Hubble on is now Imp in rile for autos t m. K r. To. L. Tricks a Detour Rig Over the North Road. Crowds swamp Cut rate cafe pm a it i o Al la in int quit a que formed i 11 min v w he n one a Hain Lune it room Choppy ii Price 0s from a to fa1 Pere re on the co a of soup. r slew. It Ash i. Bean. Eggs and Toast i i n t text and of its a Tice Esuf a in Iii car to out the to i Dan in Al i our rest aum i n t it a said Cha re in Waugh Nan a \ a ill Mage. Ito an ii owner of a score of a .-taui.int. ?

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