German Reds Struggle as Police Crackdown Ends Ruhr Unrest
Berlin dispatch reports persistent unrest in Central Germany with police gains against Communist forces. Rioting in Essen leaves civilians dead amid efforts to halt strikes and suppress the Red movement. military and police actions spread to the Ruhr and Berlin as authorities vow to restore order and prevent further violence.
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Tribe Ihr
New York
Tibune Inc
Berlin
Germany
Essen
Riineland
Indim
Reichswehrr
Blind Burglar Caught After Robbing Two Homes
Cold Spring Harbor, N Y March 20 The first blind burglar on record was captured by Deputy Sheriff Charles Wenzel when he felled George Hawxhurst born blind. Hawxhurst confessed to robbing the Lockwood and Curley homes in Huntington using only touch and hearing. A unique footprint at the Lockwood residence linked his specially made shoe to the crime. Hawxhurst claimed no accomplice and said he acted alone due to his senses. A few bottles, an alarm clock and grapes were found at the scene.
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Cold Spring Harbor
N. Y
Depu Wy
Charles Wenzel
Huntington
George Hawxhurst
Wenzell
William Lockwood
Matthew Curley
Hustington
Enzell
Lockwood
Wenzel
Hawshur
Omenxhurst
Hagtts
Fireworks Run Riot Kills 8 Injures 100 in City Blast
In Chicago a fireworks factory explosion caused by prohibited manufacture and storage killed eight, injured 100, and left many homeless. Investigators linked the disaster to Weil & Co paper dealers and nearby Singer & Schaffer whiskey, with arrests of Max Singer and Edward Schaffer as detectives press a probe into illicit fireworks.
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Chicago
West Side
Weil & Co
Tell
Singer & Schaffer
Charles Fitzmorris
Shirley High
Firemorris
Max Singer
Edward Schaffer
Singer
Schaffer
Actes Woo
Ign Una
Vitemorris
Central West
Garfield
Bandits Take $20,000 From St Paul Bank
Bandits entered the City Bank of St Paul this afternoon and struck down cashier F. Kalscheuer and his sister Agnes Kalscheuer with revolver butts. They escaped in a car after stealing cash and bonds valued about $20,000. Three patrons were briefly held at bay as the robbers fled. The attacker’s auto number was obtained.
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St, Paul
Sinus
St. Paul
F. Kalscheuer
Kalscheuer
Agnes Kalscheuer
Theft charge follows arrest of Shanley's workers
Juanita Mernandex of 90 Elliot Street caused the arrest of two Shanley's restaurant employees at Broadway and Forty third Street last night. The pair and a waitress were taken to West Forty seventh Street station. Miss Ternande alleged a $1,000 platinum ring was stolen from Shanley A wharf restroom but no ring was found. Hernandea left the station and realized a fur coat valued at $1,000 was missing from her chair at the restaurant. she rushed back but it had vanished.
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Juanita Mernandex
Elliot Street
Shanley
Broadway
Forty-third Street
Tniton
West Fortyseventh Street
Mike Hernandea
Berlin Renews Protest On New Occupation
GENEVA March 29 The League of Nations received a second German protest regarding Allied troop occupation of German territory. The note dated March 22 requests strict application of Articles 12 and 17 of the peace pact as outlined in a March 10 note. Signed by Foreign Secretary Simons.
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Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
Germany
Simons
Viviani Pushes Strong World Court in New World Order
Paris dispatch reports France aims to join a strengthened League by creating a world court to judge actions violating rights and territories. Viviani’s mission seeks U S participation to shape postwar decisions. Paris weighs Washington’s stance on Mesopotamia Yap and broader European settlement and Franco American alignment.
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Ralph Courtney
Tribune Opyright
New York
Delime the
Paris
France
Reng Vigiani
Washington
Harding
League of Nations
United States
Vivians
League
America
Upts Veter Tms
Renery
Hasding
Europe
Viviani Reaches Capital Amid Quiet Reception
René Viviani arrived in Washington from New York amid a subdued welcome by the French Embassy staff, contrasting with his 1917 reception when he traveled with Marshal Joffre and was greeted by Secretary Lansing. The precise status of Viviani remains unofficially defined by the State Department.
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Washington
Harding
René Viviani
New York
Avey
State Department
Jzsserend
Joffre M. Viviani
Lansing
United States
Silent hearing as Governor faces Knight-Adler bill
A long hearing before Governor Miller on the Knight-Adler bill drew opposition led by Mayor George R. Lunn and John P. O'Brien. Proponents, led by George McAneny, urged a swift signature. The governor remained silent during the three hours of discussion as opponents warned of court challenges and possible constitutional issues while supporters argued for a higher fare and broader cooperation.
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Asban
Miller
Knight-Adler
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
Flies Up to 14000 Feet Restores Soldier's Voice
N A Renzer, 22, a former soldier, regained normal speech after a military airplane flight at 14,000 feet. He had been unable to speak above a whisper for eight months. Doctors diagnosed adductor paralysis. prior tonsillectomy and adenoid removal failed. Public Health Service cited this as the first known case.
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Washington
N. A. Renzer
Bolling Field
Rena
Tank Corps
Camp Colt
Renz
Public Health Service
Charles E. Myenetney
Army Air Service
Witness Viola Clark Missing in Stillman Divorce Case
Viola Clark, a former chorus girl from 424 End Fiftieth Street, named as a possible defense witness in the Stillman divorce, left her East Side tenement lodging after telephoning she would not return. Neighbors report she was seen leaving for work daily, with some belongings left behind as the search for her continues.
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Viola Clark
End Fiftieth Street
Stillman
East River
Miss Clark
Misa Clark
John E. Mack
Guy Stillman
Florence Lawlor
Leeds
Broadway
East Side
the Tribune
James Stillman
Assembly Passes Bill Regulating Dances in New York
Special Dispatch reports Albany March 22 as the Assembly passed the Cotillo bill to license public dance halls and hold proprietors responsible for patrons. The measure bans dances such as the shimmy wobble toddle and other intimate forms, now advancing to the Governor for action.
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Tribune
Albany
Cotillo
Newfoundland Reports First Hold Up in History
In St John s Newfoundland two armed bandits robbed a young man returning from a post Lenten dance of 200 dollars his watch and jewelry. No arrests were reported by the police as of late tonight.
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ST. John's
N. F
Newfoundland
World Editors Convicted of Contempt in NY Court
Robert O Scallan and William P Benzell of the New York World were found guilty of contempt of court by Justice John V Mc Avoy in the Criminal Branch. J W Bar rett and R P Smith were acquitted. De Ford testified about Untermyer saying Hylan is a cur and discussed with Hearst officials. A written memorandum will be filed and sentence set later.
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Robert O. Scallan
William P. Benzell
New York World
John V. McAvoy
Supreme Court
J. W. Barrett
R. P. Smith
The
World
Justice McAvoy
William A. de Ford
the World
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Une Uermyer
Bim
Sigfried Hartman
World Men
Justice HeAvoy Aid
Two Reported Crucified In Good Friday Rites
Northern New Mexico Penitentes observed Holy Week with two men crucified in Abiquiu Village. Witnesses from a Santa Fe tourist party described the crucifixion and related penance rites as the two participants were tied to wooden crosses for over half an hour before being removed. The event, tied to a procession and self-flagellation, was said to be a solemn honor for those selected.
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Albuqlanwuns
Abiguin
Newxico
Vnter
Hermanos de Luz
Brothers of Light
B.J. Norfeldt
Gustave Baumann
Santa Fe
Norfeldt
Baumann
Mr. Nordfeldt
President to Confer With Chairmen on Rail Policy
President plans a cabinet level conference with the chairmen of the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Railway Labor Board to craft a definite policy on rail costs. Cabinet aides say wage cuts are likely, with aims to reduce operating expenses and adjust freight rates before the April 11 extra session.
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I. C. C. and
Railway Labor Board
Carter Field
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Congress
Capitol Hill
Seaboard
Muat
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cittens
Capitol 4
Laus
Cumin
Ty Muei
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