Probe of Hylan Rule Gains Steam as Miller Signals Support
Backers of a probe into the Hylan administration push for a legislative investigation. Governor Miller says he would back one if the Legislature deems it necessary, citing the need for publicity and evidence. Opponents stress constitutional limits, while advocates cite indictments and sworn testimony fueling demand for action.
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President Harding Orders Review Of Debs Case
President Harding directed the Attorney General to review Eugene E Debs's espionage case and consider clemency mer its. The move signals a thorough review while the White House maintains no general amnesty but openness to modify penalties.
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Cronstadt Falls to Bolsheviks After Fierce Fighting
Chronological dispatches report Cronstadt captured by Soviet forces after brutal shelling and heavy casualties. Revolutionary committee with 800 soldiers arrived at Terijoki Finland, while 10,000 sailors and 60,000 troops endured fatigue and bombardment during the siege. Wartime shifts also note two warships destroyed and strategic forts blown. Additional chunks cover Kiakhta Troitskosavsk occupations and a New York Telephone rate increase approved by the Public Service Commission.
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U S Officials in Battle With Mexicans on Border
U S immigration officers and border patrol troops fought Mexicans at a Rio Grande joint near El Paso Texas. Three Americans were wounded and a bullet grazed an immigration officer’s head as the fighting continued into the night.
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Leeds Child Issue in Case Of Stillmans
A Leeds case involves a child issue linked to Stillmans with a woman reportedly in Florida. Local authorities seek to verify details amid ongoing inquiry and public notice.
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Acquittal for Clara Hamon Ends Long Trial
Clara Smith Hamon was found not guilty on all murder charges in Ardmore Oklahoma after a decisive single ballot verdict. The verdict came as family members embraced and the accused expressed happiness, with judges and officials noting the case’s emotional tension and lingering questions about inheritance and motive.
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Express Loot Paid Poker Debts Of Messengers In Court
In Macon Georgia on March 17 a U S District Court heard W A Hughes, a former express messenger, testify that stolen express shipments were used to pay poker debts in trains. He described opening express car doors to view cargo, playing poker with defendants J L Johnson F McMillan and W Pearce, and using looted goods to settle debts. He said after 1917 orders for goods like clothing tires and underwear were routed to be sold for gambling funds, with several others named as involved and three men still sought by authorities.
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Harding Will Hold Fast to Monroe Idea
President Harding remains committed to the Monroe Doctrine despite talk of a League of Nations and a proposed association of nations. He aims to prevent European interference in the Western Hemisphere and to avoid ceding policy through Latin American disputes.
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Berlin Favors U S as War Debt Arbiter
Berlin officials favor making the United States the arbiter of reparations between Germany and the Entente to avoid economic disruption. They hesitate to endorse the idea publicly, fearing offense to the Entente.
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Bonar Law Quits Cabinet in Ill Health
The Tribune reports Bonar Law resigns as Lord of the Privy Seal and government spokesman in the House of Commons due to ill health. Lloyd George reads the letter in Parliament and signals a possible temporary retirement, with Asquith and Clynes offering regret. Rumors swirl of a policy split over Ireland and the Russia trade agreement.
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Dynamite on Car Tracks Injures Two at Albany
Explosion on streetcar line carrying strike breakers damaged houses and wounded several, including a state trooper and an invalid. Police arrested a suspect on breach of peace charges as crews investigated stick dynamite on tracks. Multiple accidents linked to the streetcar strike caused minor injuries to riders and bystanders.
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Viviani to Press United States on League Entry
Paris March 17 René Viviani former French prime minister plans a Washington visit to urge the United States to join the League of Nations if Article X is removed from the covenant He will argue the covenant ties to Versailles Saar Danzig Eupen Malmedy and postwar disarmament and that severing it would weaken peace efforts Stéphane Lausanne The Matin editor will accompany him as a key French envoy in the United States
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Senators Oppose League Without Article X
Washington March 17 reports from Paris say Rene Viviani former French premier will press for U S entry into the League of Nations with Article X removed. Irreconcilables in the Senate oppose entangling alliances and will resist any move to join the league even on terms. Senator Borah denounced the plan as impertinent and warned of strong opposition.
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