Col Anderson Expelled From American Legion in NY County
Col Anderson of the 69th Rainbow Division was expelled from the American Legion in New York County after a trial by the executive committee. The verdict found him guilty on four of five charges centered on conduct prejudicial to the Legion, with two earlier charges dropped.
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Alexander E. Anderson
49Th Regiment
Madison Square
Cologel Anderson
Manhattan Naval
Legion
69Th Regiment
Igh
Anderson
Defence Council
Irving Rackoff
Ander
Thomas J. Brady
107Th Mtry
Warton
Wil ™N
Sesman
Min
Coloderion
Good R
William F. Began
E. K. Marvie
Bamber
The
Gulf Waves Pave Beach Ten Miles With Asphalt
Velasco Texas March 22 Fishermen report thousands of tons of fresh asphalt washing ashore along miles of beach. Blanket like strips twenty to fifty feet long vary in thickness up to several feet and cover the surf line. Fishermen say the asphalt created a motor speedway like beach and speculation centers on a gulf bottom earth disturbance or an oil field origin.
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Velasco
Tex
Tampico
Gulf
Train robbery near Muskoger halts Popuri Kansas & Texas service
A train robbery 30 miles south of Me iter halted the Popuri Kansas and Texas Special near Muskogee Oklahoma on March 22. Three masked men boarded the eastbound train and robbed passengers, escaping after the bandits allegedly dropped a bag containing $9,000. Bloodhounds from the state penitentiary were used in the pursuit.
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Muskoger
Okls
Popuri
Kansas
Resul Pte
Meiter Ht
Tex
Abr
Wife's Sex Talks Didn't Cause Pahlow Ousting Says Abbott
Lawrenceville, N J March 22 Professor Edwin H Pahlow and his wife Mrs Gertrude Pahlow were dismissed last week from Lawrenceville School faculty. They returned by automobile and issued prepared statements. Pahlow called the trustees action unbelievable and claimed his wife's name was dragged into the affair despite being told she had nothing to do with it. Mrs Pahlow repudiated an interview attributed to her and defended herself against imputations. They were ordered off campus during a student gathering and later met Major Abbott to state the sex discussions were not responsible for his removal. A large alumni meeting at Princeton heard Pahlow’s full review of the case.
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Lawrenceville
N. J
Edwin H. Pahlow
Gertrude Pahlow
Lawrenceville School
J. E. Hulifish
Pahlow
Board of
Fustees
Professor Pahlow
Princeton University
Kennedy House
Pahlows
Wood to quit army for post at University of Pennsylvania
Major General Leonard Wood will retire after completing the Philippine study and accept a provost position at the University of Pennsylvania. Secretary Weeks announced Wood will return by fall to begin duties, with a five month mission to the Philippines to assess conditions and advise on policy for the Harding era.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Leonard Wood
Army
University of Pennevania
Weela
Wood
Pennsylvania Institution
Philippines
Weeks
W. Cameron Forbes
Islands
Wood-Forbes
Harding
Forbes
General Wood
General Forbes
San Francisco
Man Hidden in Baby Carriage Seen by City Police
Detectives from West 1b2nd Street Police Station nabbed escaped convict John Riddle in a baby carriage inside an apartment at 617 Wo at 152nd Street. Riddle aliases include Joseph O'Donnell and John O'Donnell. Three others in the house were jailed for harboring a convict. Riddle, previously sentenced to five years for attempted burglary at New York County jail, had escaped from Auburn prison on February 13.
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West
Auburn Prison
General Wood Heads to Chicago En Route to the Philippines
General Leonard Wood, visiting town for a day, departed at night on the 6:05 Pennsylvania Railroad train to Chicago on his way to the Philippines. He travels at the President Harding’s request to investigate governmental affairs and will be accompanied by his wife and daughter.
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Chicago
Bank Refuses Stillman Resignation and alimony hearing
National City Bank president James A. Stillman tendered resignation but the board unanimously declined to accept it. The article notes the board’s attendance and mentions later state about alimony and counsel fee arguments in Stillman divorce, including demands to raise alimony to 10 000 a month and 25 000 in counsel fees, with possible production of letters and affidavits.
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James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Stillman
Wall Street
Great Banking House
W. Ames
Union’ Pacific Railroad
Cyrun H. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Edgar Palmer
New Jersey Zinc Company
William Cooper Procter
Procter & Gamble Company
Percy A. Rockfeller
William Rockefeller
Horace S. Wilkinson
Crucible Steel Company
Garrish H. Milliken
Deering, Milliken & Co
New York
Soviet seek to resume trade with United States
Moscow dispatch says the All-Russian Central Executive Committee appeals to President Harding to resume trade with the United States and to send a delegation to negotiate a trade agreement. It notes hopes for friendly relations, cites British, Turkish, Persian, Polish treaties, and says isolation has ended. Washington reports no change in policy while Bolshevik rule remains.
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London
Associated Press
Harding
Russia
Moscow
United States
Central Executive Committee
Great Northern Republic
Stockholm
America
Poland
Great Britain
Iom
Tribune
Washington
American State Department
Department of Commerce
Soviet Russia
Hughes
Wilson
American Foreign Office
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Bergdoll Deserter Testifies in Kidnap Plot Trial
Grover C. Bergdoll testified that Carl Neuf Franz Zimmer and four Germans plotted to arrest him at Eberbach in January. Zimmer allegedly fired a revolver wounding a woman and a man, while Neuf described his mission as an American detective in Coblenz. German police testified cooperation with American forces, with 35 witnesses named. The American Legion urged prompt action by the War Department to secure Bergdoll's return from Germany.
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MOSBA
H. Baden
Associated Press
Grover C. Bergdoll
Carl Neuf
Franz Zimmer
Bergdoll
Eberbach
Zimmer
Neaf
Ling Butt
Neut
Coblenz
Germany
Neuf
Stuttgart
Af Neuf
Legion
Washington
War Department
American Legion
National Legislative Committee
Weeks
Poland Wins Huge Victory In Silesia
Special Cable report from Paris states that the Upper Silesia plebiscite favored Poland in key communes, despite an overall German majority. The result threatens Germany’s war debt plans, shifts valuable mining land to Poland, and signals a new frontier to be delimited by the Allies within a month. France backs Poland and Britain weighs potential mining-territory divisions.
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Ralph Courtney
The
Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
Paris
Upper Silesia
Poland
Franca
Germany
Silesia
Althouh
Oder River
Krappitz
Rosenberg
France
Witos
Great Britain
Ehill
Silesian
Ruhr
Poles Win Nine Of Sixteen Silesia Districts
Returns from the Silesia plebiscite indicate Poland won nine of sixteen districts, including the coal region, with results from other districts still pending. The Polish delegation announced the tally from Washington on March 22, noting nine districts carried the Polish vote and counting 462 of 554 communes confirmed.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Silesia
Poland
Cardinal Gibbons Condition Deteriorates. No Immediate Danger
Baltimore physicians said Cardinal Gibbons worsened this evening with weaker heart action and a drop in temperature. The 87 year old church leader showed no clear improvement in the past day, though officials stressed there was no immediate danger. Monsignor Bonzeno, apostolic delegate, visited the Cardinal today.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
John Bonzeno
Washington
How City Republicans Voted on Traction Bill
Special Dispatch to The Tribune Albany March 22 The tally lists fourteen New York City Republicans who joined seventy seven upstate Republicans for the traction bill with names by boroughs Kings New York Queens and Richmond. Nineteen City Republicans opposed the measure naming several Kings New York and Queens members.
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the Tribune
Albany
New York City
Upstate
John A. Warren
James J. Mullen
Leo V. Doherty
James E. Bly
James G. Moore
Leon G. Moses
Frederick A. Wells
Theodore Stitt
Walter F. Clayton
Louis Druss
Kings
Edward R. Rayher
Robert B Wallace
New York
Nicholas M. Pette
Queens
Ernest V. Frerichs
George N. Jesse
Edward J. Neary
Ralph Halpern
Henry, Baum
Germany Refuses Billion Mark Reparations Demand
Berlin March 22 Germany will reject paying 1,000,000,000 gold marks by March 23 as demanded by the Allies. The Reichsbank opposes any seizure of its gold reserve and warns such action would devalue the currency. Britain imposes a 50 percent import levy to fund reparations, passing all Lords stages.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Entente
Reichsbank
United States
Holland
Scandinavia
Britain
London
House of Lords
New York City Members Back Transit Bill Sign Next Week
The Assembly passed the Knight Adler public utilities bill 91 56 with 14 New York City votes including Livingston’s followers. Governor Miller will sign by end of next week and appoint a transit commission to oversee public utilities, signaling soon higher fares amid legal challenges.
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New York City
Miller
Star
Albany
Assembly
Knight- Adler Public Utilities
Jacol A. Livingston
Kings County
Senate
The
Transit Commission
Public Service Commission
Commonwealth
New York Cit
James T. Carroll
Brooklyn
House
Hylan
Garrell
Swann
Janus A. Wendell
Eugene M. Travis
Livingston
Friends
United States
William M. Calder
Travis
Wendell
Carroll
George N. Jesse
Manhattan
Simon S. Adler
New York
Ast District Public Service Commission
Bih
Bod Ia
Hay
Sosbert
New
Adler
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Healey
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