Indians at Bay in Utah Battle to Death Expected
Around four miles from Blanding Utah a Piute band led by Old Posey held by dense woods faced a siege after two men were convicted of petit larceny. The incident began with a sheriff confrontation and escalated as armed Indians joined the fugitives, with deaths reported on both sides and the outcome uncertain as a posse closed in.
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Utah
Cincernationalews
Monticello
Blanding
Posey
Bishops Boy
Oliver
France to resume place on Allied military commission
Paris and Brussels will rejoin the allied commission for military control of Germany after the Ruhr invasion. France warns that French and Belgian forces must have control facilities alongside other allies. British officials dispute the report of Lord D Abernon on German terms and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Allied Commission
International News Service
London
Belgium
Germany
Foreign Office
Roth
Thair
Ruhr
Lord D'Abernon
Lord D’abernon
Spring Arrival Inspires Town Cheer and Planting Plans
A playful ode greets spring with warm weather praise and notes on longer days. The writer muses about sunlight versus darkness and looks forward to plowing, mowing, and learning the best ways to sow seeds as season chores begin.
Girl Members Of House Of David Reveal Secrets
Former girl members of the House of David in Grand Rapids report in federal court on alleged mistreatment by King Benjamin Purnell. Witnesses describe coercive marriages, abuse attempts to frame girls, and claims of immortality teachings. Night sessions sped the trial amid threats to witnesses and heightened security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of David
International News Service
Grand Rapids, Mich
Benjamin Purnell
Benjamin
Shiloh
City reports overtime complaints against women workers
Reports reach city officials alleging women employed in certain city restaurants are being made to work overtime beyond state limits. Officials acknowledge no local jurisdiction and refer complainants to the factory inspector in Greenville for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Marriage Licenses B. CG Gardner Margaret Kovlaviek
Two individuals receive marriage licenses as of the latest city records. Names appear as B. CG Gardner and Margaret Kovlaviek with limited accompanying detail in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Cg, Gardner
Margaret
Io. Kovlaviek
Black withdraws objection to pardon for Taylor
Harrisburg dispatch reports Samuel L. Black of Pittsburg Tin Plate and Breal Company withdrew objections to a pardon for Lakin Taylor former company president. Taylor would be freed from prison and may not interfere with company affairs. he was convicted of conspiracy to cheat and defraud in stock promotion and faced a 140 month sentence due to end in July. Judge Stephen A. Stone said Mrs. Taylor’s critical condition might be helped by his release and presented financials showing company losses since Taylor’s deposition two years ago. The board planned re argument after February session. Black is Mrs. Taylor’s brother and had been accused of gaining control of her stock after Taylor’s arrest. Stone noted John H. Jones would offer Taylor a suitable position upon release.
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Cinternational News
Borvier
Harrisburg
Samuel L. Black
Pitts Purch Tin Plate
Breal Company
Lakin
Taylor
Tin Plate Company
Marietta
Ohio
Tin Plate
Pittsburgh
Stone
Black
Stona
John H. Jones
Bertha- Coal Company
Jury Still Out In Standard Brewing Case At Noon
At 11 30 this morning the jury in the Commonwealth vs George Lamorne EF O Haun Henry Grotefend and Albert R Grotefend Sr officers and employees of the Standard Brewing company on trial for violation of the Warner act came into Judge S Plummer Emerys court room seeking further instructions. Juryman John Schweinsburg asked if a verdict could be reached in the case. The panel retired to consider the matter.
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the Commonwealth
George Lamorne
EF. O. Haun
Henry Grotefend
Albert R. Grotefend
Standard Brewing Company
Plummer Emery
John Schweinsburg
Egyptian explorer Lady Carnarvon halts flight amid ill health
Lady Carnarvon, wife of Lord Carnarvon, planned a Lyons Rome air trip but faces flight delay as her husband shows infection after insect bite near Tutankhamun's tomb. An embassy contact relayed updates as Dr George Smyde accompanies her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International He Bervice
Lady Carnarvon
Wits
Lord Carnarvon
Carnarvon
A. Telagrayi
Yond
George Smyde
Lyons
Egyptologiets
Tutanhkamen
Valley of the Kings
Intended Victim Kills 2 Bandits in Hold Up
Walter Nichola proprietor of a soft drink parlor shot three bandits during a late night holdup. Two bandits were killed, a third wounded and captured later. Nichola was wounded in the hand and seized a concealed revolver during the exchange. A suspect was arrested by St Louis police on the Mississippi River bridge.
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Allweth Gaevae
Sranite City
Walter Nischola
Nichola
Nichols
Sth Louis
Misatsaipo River
Harding Plans Western Tour Amid Illness Concerns
President Harding and advisers refine tentative western tour plans while on the house boat Pioneer off Florida. Mrs Harding’s health prompts rest and fewer social events. if her condition worsens, the trip may be shortened. The party expects to reach St Augustine by Friday after golf at Melbourne.
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George R. Holmes
Eeepc
WERO
Fla
Harding
Daugherty
Anchorage
Melbourne
St. Augustina
St. Augustine
Investigation of House of David Urged by Michigan Legislature
A resolution demanding a state investigation of the House of David religious colony at Benton Harbor was before the joint rules committee in Lansing. The panel planned to report back Friday. The colony has faced a five year dispute and a lawsuit for 80000 filed by former member John Hanes.
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Lanbing
Mich
House of David
Michigan
Benton Harbor
John Hanes
Osage Oil Lands to Be Sold at Public Auction
An auction sale of oil and mineral rights in 34 000 acres of Osage Indian lands will be held at Pawhuska Oklahoma on April 6 the interior department announced today The proceeds will be divided among 4100 members of the tribe.
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Osage
Cinternational News
Washington
Pawhuske
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Jealous Woman Tangles Broadway Murder Mystery
New York report links jealousy to the baffling murder of Dorothy King the "Butterfly of the Bright Light" as a street quarrel with a jealous rival precedes the model’s death. Detectives seek clues amid a tangled case while King kept guards and never walked alone.
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Cintaenational News Services
New York
Darothy King
Butterfly
Jonly
Dorothy
Dorothy King
Payeo
Sue
Half-Breed Indian Pardoned Was Not Guilty Of Crime
International News Service reports that President Harding granted a pardon to Charner Tidwell, a half-breed Cherokee Indian, who served 25 years in Atlanta federal prison for a murder he did not commit. Tidwell was vindicated by the deathbed confession of the widow of Jim Brown, the man he was charged with killing. Applications for a pardon had been rejected by Roosevelt Taft and Wilson before Attorney General Daugherty ordered an investigation.
Autopsy for Chorus Girl Follows Gay Party Death
International news reports from New York state an autopsy was conducted on Mrs Francia Beckwith a one year old chorus girl who died at Roosevelt Hospital from peritonitis. The exam sought bruises possibly linked to a gay Sunday night party and testimony cited she said liquor was served. Her divorced husband Clinton Beckwith, a Chicago naval officer, and her parents in Philadelphia are named in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Francia
Beckwith
Roosevelt Hospital
Howard ‘Campbell
Weid
Campbell
Grill Arrives In Pittsburgh Grand Jury Starts Probe
Erie March 21 Federal grand jury begins probe into alleged bribery of prohibition officers in the Pittsburgh district. Saul Grill arrived at 1 36 PM and may be questioned later. FP Roache, another agent, will testify. Attorney B H Littleton assists Attorney General H Van Kirk in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Services
Erie
Grand Jury
Pittsburgh
Federal
Saul Grill
FP. T. Roache
B. H. Littleton
H. van Kirk
Grand
Great Britain Will Help Enforce German Disarmament
Premier Bonar Law announced in the commons that Britain will cooperate in enforcing disarmament of Germany under the Versailles terms despite the French invasion of the Ruhr.
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International News Service
London
Great Britain
Germany
Ruher
Bonar Law
Commons
Deaths of the Day list in New Wilmington and area
Death notices include Mrs Ruth McCaulin Shaffer of New Wilmington Mrs Frank A Bterenson of 1 308 Montgomery Ave Milton Reed age 4 months of 453 East Washington Street Mrs Sarah Hazen age 85 of Ellwood City Pa William J James of Wilkineburg and Hugh Livingston age 78 of Wilmington Township listed as deaths of the day in the local area
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Ruth McCaulin Shaffer
New Wilmington
Frank A. Bterenson
Montgomery Avenue
Milton Reed
East
Washington
Sarah Hazen
Ellwood City
William J. James
Wilkineburg
Hugh Livingston
Wilmington Township
State ready to fund Gardner Avenue viaduct project
County Commissioner George J. Weingartner announced that Harrisburg officials approved the state share for the Gardner Avenue viaduct. The board, comprising the governor, state treasurer and auditor general, authorized expenditure and bids will be advertised next week. Estimated cost exceeds 500000 with a June contract target.
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George J. Weingartner
Berkey H. Boyd
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Harrisburg
Gardner Avennue Viaduct
Weingartner
Legislative Committee of County Commissioners
Bord
Pinchot
Gardner Avenue
Board of Trade
City Council
Weimgartner
S. R. Huey
Tad Shields
Land
Railroads
Triction Company
5. R. Huey
Shield
Fire, wrecks and deaths blot greensburg area news
The Peeler bill allowing barbed wire along public highways was defeated in the House at Hardaburg. Flames destroyed Oak Grove school near Greensburg with forty students watching. A stove caused the fire. Tragic train incident near Johnstown claimed Trewin Floyd. Leo Finnegan injured in a car crash. Officer O Hota from Midland died of a bullet wound in East Liverpool hospital after a confrontation. Mrs Narcixzsa Jackman of East Liverpool died from clothing fire. Victor Tarapack of Etrathera furnace company died after a fall from a hoisting machine. William E Lydie, age 20, died at home from sleeping sickness.
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Hardaburg
Oak Grove
Greensburg
Trewin Floyd
Pennaytcania
Johnstown
O. Hota
Midland
East
Liverpool, C
Waku Lonohar
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John W. Hausel
Hazel ‘Wuerth
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Hilda "Pritchard
Chicago
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Mina Pritchard
Fred Sherman
Sherman
Pittsburgh Tin Plate Company
Noivase
Rome
Lliness
Egypt
Illinois
Fouseboat—Mra
Siight
Grill
Weingartnner
Leo Finnegan
Zellenople
Mra
Narcixzsa Jackman
Exat
Victor Tarapack
Etrathera, O
William E. Lydie
Johnatown
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