Slain Girl Organist in Storm Scare Shocks Perth Amboy
In Perth Amboy New Jersey Mrs Edith Wilson organist at a local church was found slain in a lot behind her home as a violent storm raged. Her mother and aunt nearby described the chaotic night and a prowling assailant. Police and coroner investigated the stabbing and blows believed to have caused death. The scene involved a torn body and witness accounts of a frightened neighborhood. Continued details awaited in police report.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Edith Wilson
Wlixseeth Marelall
Irving
High Street
Wilson
Marshall
Lizzie
Mantel
W. Kelly
Tfoor
Kelly
American Consul Denied Recognition by Fiume
Trieste March 15 Wilbur Keblinger American consul to Fiume traveled to Trieste awaiting State Department guidance after Fiume authorities refused recognition. They say the United States has not recognized their provisional government, while an American consulate remains ready for business at Pula as tensions mount over port control and shipments.
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U.S
Trieste
Wilbur Keberger
Fiume
Washington
Antonie Grossich
Provisional
Act of
Keblinger
United States
State Department
Plume
L'Annunzio
Mttsburgh
Admiral Andrews
Rensal
Rhineland
Great Britain
Vmcim
Atlantic
Japan
California
Harding-Hugkes
Wilson-Colby
American State Department
Philippines
Harding
Hest
Pacific
Woman Killed by Airplane at Florida Beach
A seventy-year-old woman from Van Wert Ohio was killed at Pablo Beach near Jacksonville when an airplane piloted by Monte Rolfe of Augusta struck her. Rolfe tried to take off from the beach and did not see the woman gathering shells. Authorities took Rolfe into custody for investigation.
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Ohioan
Beach
Florida
Jackson
Fla
A. Woltenkoir
van Wert
Ohio
Pablo Beach
Monte Rolfe
Augusta
A. Rolfe
W. Nienkof
Rolfe
Budenny and 120000 Men Said To Have Joined Russian Rebels
A reported dispatch claims General Budennys forces of 120000 men joined the revolutionaries in Orel aiding the seizure of the city. The report, from Nya Jaglight Allshanda, is unconfirmed. Railways between Omsk Tumen Omsk and Kurgan Om and Mariensk are said captured by insurgents.
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Budenny
Stockholm
Nya Jaglight
Budenn
Harbin
Manchuria
Omsk
Tumen
Kurgan
Om and
Mariensk
Russia
Siber
Stillman divorce case fuels amends and murmurs of witnesses
In a furor surrounding James A. Stillman of National City Bank, Mrs. Stillman seeks to amend her answer to name several women and possibly implicate them as corespondents. A White Plains hearing looms with guardianship for Guy Stillman and claims of private detectives across Wall Street, Atlantic City, and Lakewood.
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James A. Stinman
The
National City Bank
Stillman
Stillman’s Counsel
Supreme Court
White
Morschanser
Mre. Stilleman
Mor=athauer
John E. Mack
Guy W Hose
Alo
Stlliman
Stillmans
Mills
Sillman
Wall Stree
Atlantic City
Sullians
Tarrytown
Beauvain
Fred Beauvais
Liman Estate
Policy Poth
Pleasantville
Noy
Tarry Town
Poth
Hewivais
Chief Path
Sinn Féin Plot to Import U S Gunmen Fears
London reports claim Sinn Féin plans to import many young Irish gunmen from the United States to carry out violence. The Daily Graphic notes fears of elaborate disguises and says British secret service will counter this influx, with Cabinet members and other leaders supposedly targeted.
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London
Daily Graphic
Sinn Féin
United States
Cartsin
Accused Negro Lynched After Jury Deadlock in Midway Killing
Richard James, a black man, charged with killing Ben Rogers and Homer Nave at a Midway distillery, was taken from Woodford jail by about a hundred men and hanged from a tree near the Frankfort Midway pike. The murder trial ended with a hung jury unable to reach a verdict.
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Job
Richard James
Ben T. Rogers
Homer Nave
Midway
Woodford County
Versaitles
Edger
James
Frankfort
Rogers
Nave
RL. Stout
Kansans Tan Congress to Nonpartisan Act in Plight
Ex U S Senator chased out as railroads report January income below operating costs. February returns show deficits across many lines. League heads seek a nonpartisan act to address the railway plight.
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Kansans Tan Congress
Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Claa
Incor
Congress
Marding
Davia
Traffic Dwindles As Rates Hit Peak
A crowd of over two hundred led by American Legion members dragged J C Stevie and A A Parsons from Lyons Ellinwood and Great Bend to tar and feather them near Barton County. Earlier, J Ralph Gurton and Professor Wilson were escorted away and warned to stay out. The mob dispersed after forcing the men to strip, apply tar, and roll in grass, then returned clothes and warned them again. Washington reports indicate railroad finances improved little in January with passenger and freight rates under scrutiny as Congress weighs transportation policy.
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Tribune
Great Bend
Kans
Nonpartisan League
Horton County
American Legion
Lyons
Ellin ‘Wood
J. C. Stevie
League
A. A. Parsons
Thhe City
Barton County
J. Ralph Gurton
United States
Kanvae
Salina
North Ta
Kota
Wilson
Burton
Wilsons
Milmwood
Ellinwood
Lyots
Stevie
Favcons
Marion County
Ik Wes
Elling Wood
Noripst Tisar
Anerican
Talon
Allen
Sheri Yancy
Xeep
Congress
Tw Senate Interstate Commercs
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Tyr
Organinationa
Ptag
Opm
Euta
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
U S Navy to Concentrate Fleet in Pacific Say Officials
London dispatch reports British naval budget figures for 1921 1922 showing a multi million pound reduction from the prior year and a plan to keep thirty eight capital ships with four new vessels potentially ordered next year. The one power standard remains policy and two new ships may be laid down delaying post-dreadnoughts amid material and cost constraints.
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London
London Times
Ife
Ata Committee
Committee of Imperial Defense
Mupin Long
Dattlookip
Allied Armies Urged on Rhine Face Labor Crisis Afoot
An 1905 report notes Kaiser urged Allied armies on the Rhine amid a labor crisis. A proposal to the Czar and Witte ties the Triple Alliance to a French and Russian pact as the basis for action.
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Kaiser
Rhine
Czar
Witte
Tress
Great Britain
William
Germany
Yiningas
Europe
France
Russia
Lon Tto Mn
En J
Gertoun Gover
Hric
Berlin
Retgerdam Maasbuds Fie
Tin Father
Minperoy
Aya
Maas
William Wasar Alexander I
Narvik
Cour
Debassa
Rhineland crisis looms as German industry faces strain
From Düsseldorf and Berlin dispatches the Rhineland reads as workers grow wary of magnates while allies fear upheaval. Officials insist factory output persists under market pressure though true prosperity remains doubtful amid lingering postwar orders and political tensions.
Canada bars U S flyers from air over Memin en
Canada announces that after May American army and naval pilots may not fly over the Dominion due to the U S lacking a federal aviation authority. The move follows an international air convention agreement and aims to enforce safety and supervision, with Canada citing widespread policy.
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United States
Canadian Air Board
Dominion
American Manufacturers Aircraft Association
Canada
Canadian Air
Wideawake
Ini
Teat the Peloune
Yaceet Bouin
Navertin
T Tribune
Choose Wife by Prayer Not Looks Says Rockefeller
A young man advised by Dr Hila to marry by prayerful consideration rather than appearance. He warned that attraction and differences in race religion or nationality can disrupt harmony. He cited Samson from scripture to illustrate dangers of choosing a wife by looks alone and urged careful discernment before marriage.
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Jobs D. Rockefeller Ie
Clauss
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Swaer
Samson
Hila
Rockefelier
Toom
Denis
Sunbury Police Edict Prompts Longer Skirts at Church
Sunbury residents observed a city police edict that skirts should be no shorter than four inches below the knee. On a bright Sunday, hundreds attended church as stores and models drew scrutiny. Police reported broad compliance, noting only occasional variations and a parade of about 900 women in the downtown area.
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Sweet
Tribune
Sunbury
Smith
Pasa
Combined Naval Force Policy Divides Expert Opinion
Washington reports that plans to concentrate nearly the entire naval fleet in the Pacific within weeks are defended as a return to sound strategy not political maneuver. Naval experts say uniting the fleet risks Panama Canal vulnerability, repeating lessons from the Russo Japanese War and Oregon voyage, with diplomats weighing broader disarmament signals.
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U.S
Pacific
Carter Field
Washington
United States
Daniels
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Cape Horn
Sampson
Mr. Daniels
Russia
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