Contests in Louisiana supreme court races spark vote dispute
Reports from Baton Rouge and Lafayette describe Ellis and Reid challenging Brunot after a primary defeat by 600 votes. Irregularities alleged in Port Allen and St Landry parish vote totals trigger calls for election returns to be filed with the secretary of state.
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Secretary of Estate
Rording
Reid A
Ellie
St. Landry Parish
Port Allen Court House
Fretton Rouge
Reid
Ellis
Brunot
J.D. Wom
Ius
Mussolini Says Liberty Outdated in Fascisti Journal
Premier Mussolini argues in the Fascisti Review that liberty is no longer suitable for modern governance. He claims liberalism failed postwar and claims neither communism nor fascism aligns with liberty, asserting leaders must govern beyond liberal ideas.
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London
Mussolini
Italy
Gerarchia
Russia
Foster testifies in defense in IWW trial case
William Foster testifies as secretary treasurer of the Trade Union Educational League in a criminal syndicalism case. He describes leaving the I WW and denies communist party membership, recounts a 1921 Moscow trip as a visitor, and explains his stance on union-building and radical leadership.
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St. Joseph
Mich
William
Foster
Trade Union Education League
TE. W. W., Seamens’ Union
Carmens
Communist Party
Frank P Walsh
Russia
Communist Internationale
Moscow
New York
Federated Press
Communist Party of America
Trade Union Educational League
Bridgeman
William F. Dunne
Socialist Party
Harding Addresses Masonic Class in Land of Flowers
President Harding visited St Augustine in Florida to address about thirty initiates in the Scottish Rite lodge. He arrived late evening with Brigadier General Sawyer and spent two hours at the Scottish Rite Temple witnessing ceremonies before resuming rest and golf plans. He may meet with Attorney General Daugherty.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Sawyer
Daugherty
Arkansas Man on Way to Europe After Mysterious Getaway
Christian Reinhard, Lonoke county farmer, vanished from Chicago two weeks ago. He left Ark after three months away with about $5,000, a bank $100 left, and a well stocked farm. Friends believe he plans to return to Germany, his native country, if unharmed.
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Associated
Proas
Saunders Plans New Public Stock Drive for Piggly Wiggly
Memphis businessman Clarence Saunders, president of Piggly Wiggly Stores Inc, announces a new newspaper campaign to tender another block of his company's stock to the public. He has recently broken with the New York Stock Exchange, removed his stock from the big board, and proclaimed independence from Wall Street.
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Memphis
Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Piegly Wiggly Stores, Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Saunders
Wall Street
Monroe mayoral candidate pledges public service and reform
M. D. Swayze declares to Monroe voters that as mayor he will enforce equality before the law, run an economical administration, improve public services with limited publicity, advance education and city improvements, and devote full time to public duties to make Monroe a better Home City.
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Monroe
M. D. Swayze
Storm Lashes Upper Michigan as Blizzard Hits North
Detroit March 29. The ninth day of spring brings a severe weather blast across upper and northern lower Michigan with a sub zero cold snap and blizzard conditions reported Tuesday.
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Detroit
Mich
Lower
Michigan
Armour and Morris Merger Completed by Great Packers
The Armour and Morris consolidation closes after six months of talks. North American Provision Company buys Morris for about 27.45 million dollars in cash and stock, adding to Armour’s assets totaling around 530 million. Government involvement is noted as the Agriculture Secretary Wallace signals the case will be contested.
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Lake Charles
Fayette Klan
Lafayette
al Wm K K
Iry
Yette
Cap . Landry
Lptein
Associated Vrese Chicago
Armour and Company
Morris and Company
North American Provision Company
Delaware
Armour and Company of Miners
Frances Neilson
Edward Morris, Sr
J. Ogden Armour
Board of Armour and Company
California
Wallace
Morrin and Company
Armour and Company of Delaware
Armour and Company of
Ilinois
Army Service Bill Adopted In France By Deputies
Paris March 29 The army service bill as amended by the senate was adopted by the chamber of deputies today. The period of service thus becomes eighteen months.
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Associated Press
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Mayor Bernstein urges Monroe to continue program of progress
The incumbent mayor seeks re election in Monroe pledging to extend the citys progress under the commission form. He cites substantial gains over four years while acknowledging mistakes and urging voters to support further improvements in the next term. The message closes with continued duties and continued public service.
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Bernstein
CITY
Monroe
Demand for Tariff Cut Seen Lowering Sugar Prices
Cordell Hull,set as Democratic chairman, urges the tariff commission to report it is partially responsible for high sugar prices and to recommend a fifty percent tariff cut. Hoover and Senator Simmons back the sugar tariff critique, noting Cuban duty and speculative control.
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Hull
Commission
Washington
Tariff Commission
Harding
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Hoover
Hulls
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Commerce
Dailinger
Mass
Europe
Rhode Island House Votes to Repeal Prohibition Law
Providence March 29 The Rhode Island house of representatives yesterday passed an act to repeal the state prohibition enforcement law.
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Providence
Rhode Island House of Representatives
New Rules Possible for NYSE Put and Call Trading
The New York Stock Exchange may soon publish new regulations for puts and calls amid concerns from outside brokers who specialize in this gambling-like practice. The term pat and call has circulated in the financial district for decades with brokers and customers exchanging endorsed paper daily.
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Associated Prows
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Financial District
Russell Sage
French paper mocks U S war bill after Rhine talks
Le Matin mocks the American demand for reimbursement of the Rhine army costs. It notes allies accept the bill and press to pay the United States from German reparations. The meeting with Eliot Wadsworth adjourned after the U S reply and a counter offer by European delegates.
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Associated Prose
Pavis
America
le Matin
Eliot Wadsworth
United States
Rhine
Wadsworth
American State Department
Unusual Victory in Louisiana Primary Over Klan Backers
New Orleans March 29. Unofficial returns from twelve parishes in the Fifth Supreme Court District show anti Klan candidate Judge HL Brunot leading with 575 more votes than opponents Columbus Reid and Robert S Ellis. Official results may alter outcome if a second primary is required. Brunot framed the race as a clash over the Ku Klux Klan.
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New Orleans
Fifth Supreme Court District
Supreme Court
Louisiana
HL Brunot
Paton Rouge
Columbus Reid
Robert S Ellis
Amite
Brunet
Reid
Ellis
Reid-Ellis
Brunot
Easter lilies from White House to reach 10 capital shut-ins
Easter lilies from the White House conservatory will be sent to ten Washington hospitals next Sunday. Under Mrs. Harding’s direction, nearly 500 lily plants and hundreds of roses sweet peas and other flowers will be prepared for transfer to city sick rooms.
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Washington
White House
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Arkansas
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Great Packers
National Committee
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L. W. Gresham
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Peone
Smith & Peevy
Stock Exchange
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News-Star
Weaks Supply Co
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Green’s Market
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