Destruction of Hampshire Described by German Machinist
Toretto March 1 The British cruiser Hampshire carrying Lord Kitchener was sunk in 1916 by German submarine U22. Heinz Hickmann, a German machinist, told Philadelphia hospital reporters how the U22 carried out the order to sink the ship and that two torpedo boats accompanied it. He said the torpedo hit the cruiser 60 feet below the surface and left the crew to be rescued later by submersion. He added that the U22 crew reported the sinking to their officers and the United States inquiry into Germany’s reparations.
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Obstruction by Swarajists Over Central Provinces Budget Rejected
From Navgpur and Calcutta reports the Swarajists blocked the central provinces budget, the assembly passed it with two Indian ministers reduced to Tron 72 000 two rupees. Bengal Swaranists faced a no confidence motion, signaling factional splits and possible disruption in extremist ranks.
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Prince to Talk Over Atlantic Radio This Afternoon
An Atlantic radio broadcast is planned with Riesing and Merends attempting to reach the Prince of Wales by longwave transmission from the new station near completion. The talk is set for around 4 o clock Central Standard Time this afternoon. In other news, Rotary Club officers for the upcoming year are announced with W. W. Parrish as president and a slate of directors and officers to be completed later. Alberta’s appeal court reduces Wilhelm Kimar Tisueen’s murder sentence to five years in provincial penitentiary.
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Oldest Canadian Engineer Dies in Winnipeg at 90
Winnipeg reports the death of 90 year old Marie Kennedy who was described as the oldest railroad engineer in Canada. Her career spanned decades with notable service in the railway industry.
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Von Loussew Denies Favoring Putsch Plans in Trial
Munich March 10 General Von Loussew, Bavarian Reichswehr commander, testified denying he advocated Ludendorf and Hitler's putsch plans. He said he long supported establishing a constitutional dictatorship rather than direct seizure of power in the November rising trial of Ledendorff Hitler and others.
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Rescue Crew of Obernai Picked Up by Kungsholm
Seventeen crew members of the Obernai, which foundered about 200 miles off the Nova Scotia coast, were rescued by the liner Kungsholm and arrived in port this morning. It was unclear if all crew were saved. Narcotics valued at 50000 were seized and five sailors from the Gothland were arrested in New York.
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Mobilization of France’s Forces Amid Foreseeable Franc Crisis
The cabinet met for three hours at the foreign office to assess a grave situation. The mobilization of all France's forces, political, economic and financial, was discussed as the franc’s further fall on the international exchange market continued.
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Treason Claim Marks Museum Exhibit Controversy
The Rev John Ronel Stratton condemned an American Museum of Natural History exhibit on human evolution as treason to God Almighty and libel against the white race He urged a broad movement to abolish the display due to its alleged impact on children in New York.
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Verdict in Favor of Walter T. Candler in 3.1 Million Suit
A jury awarded Walter T. Candler of Atlanta a verdict in a 3.1 million case brought by Mrs. Clyde K. Byfield. The suit stemmed from an alleged physical assault on July 7, 1922, as she traveled with her husband to France aboard the Berengaria. Candler denied the charge and claimed he was the victim of blackmail.
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Attempted Rescue as Boy Narrowly Escapes Injury
In North Bay Ontario on a Saturday morning a five four year old boy Leonard Wilson was knocked down by a delivery rig while playing with a big dog. The dog grabbed the boy by the belt and tried to drag him clear of danger. The lad was pulled a short distance before a sleigh runner passed over his legs. he is expected to recover.
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Denbys Resignation Takes Effect Today
Secretary of the Navy Denby resigns effective today in a historic cabinet break during Coolidge's administration. He cites dying with his face toward the enemy and reflects on three wars, calling the third oil inquiry war the bitterest. His successor has not yet been named.
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Mrs Twaites Injured In Auto Collision In Bingville
Three charges against H. Hansen of Bingville are before Magistrate Rae for operating an auto without a 1924 license driving the auto to the common danger and driving on the wrong side of the street arising from an afternoon collision on First Street near Sixth Avenue. Mrs Twaites sustained bruises. the Overland and Dodge suffered damage.
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Delfino Executed in Rockview for Murder Escape
Bellefonte Pa March today D DelphinoArchibald Pa convicted of murder and evading death by fleeing to Vancouver was electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary. He was convicted in 1917 for killing Demetro Morobito near Sceranto.
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Scerantou
Calais Express Derailed Near Lyons Killing Four
A Calais express train derailed near Lyons this morning. Four passengers were killed and 25 injured. All victims are British.
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World Flyers Begin First Flight of World Cruiser No 2
At Clover Field Santa Monica United States Army air service pilots Marcel Jh and Major Frederick Martin led world cruisers No 2 and No 1, forming a fleet bound for San Diego for an aerial circus reception. Eight airplanes from the Army Air Service detachment under Lt Corliss Mosely accompanied them.
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Driver Held On Homicide Charge After Crash
New York march 10 three women were killed and two men fatally injured when a car returning from a wedding celebration crashed into a telegraph post. Sephen Curry owner of the car held on a technical charge of homicide as a Bronx assistant district attorney said the driver was intoxicated at the time. Coleman and others tied to an alleged gambling house on Main Street were later brought before the magistrate on rumbling charges with the case remanded for a week.
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Mine disaster at Utah Fuel Company traps 173 miners
In Castle Gate Utah a series of explosions at Utah Fuel Co mine No 1 left about 173 miners entombed and presumed dead. Twenty four hours into the rescue effort seventeen crews worked to reach the shaft as gas and debris slowed recovery.
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Mutiny at several camps reported in march
Weblin March 10 reports the mutiny appears less serious than feared with officers absconding at Templemore and arms missing. A garrison was sent to restore order after incidents at Germanstown and Baldonnel. Three officers fled from Baldonnel with three Lewis guns as two officers at Roscommon deserted with arms, while twenty five men broke barracks at Clonmel.
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Templemore
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Baldonnel
Roscommon
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Fenplemore
Elected Member Athenaeum Club Elected Member
Premier Ruan ius Macdonald has won membership at London Athenaeum Club regarded as exclusive intellectual hub. For a century the club has hosted England’s leading ecclesiastical, literary and scientific figures. Prince Rupert report notes a freight car incident involving US mail sacks found amid a market delivery.
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Ruanius Macdonald
England
German leader approves coalition to tackle Reichstag election
London dispatch says President part of Germany has authorized Chancellor Marx to dissolve the Reichstag. Elections will cover the provincial regions, with the plan approved by the agency.
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Tickets for The Maid of the Mountains Payment Deadline
Impressive demand for tickets at the Empire Theatre requires reservations for the evening show to be paid by 8 p.m. at the theatre management.
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