Martial Plans Sweep World As War Prep Accelerates
Reports from six nations indicate mounting military steps as winter ends. France rushes reinforcements to Syria while General Gourard heads there, Poland readies 300000 reservists, Muslims in Constantinople urged to arms, Britain monitors Ruhr and Bavaria, and smaller states engage in guerrilla or dormant conflicts.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Tanden
Old World Today
Longon
Syria
Gourrd
France
Britain
Ruhr
Bavaria
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
Italy
Lithuania
Soviet
Russia
Greece
London
Constantinople
Abu Medifid
Great Britain
Gonatantinople
Loniéan
Sweden
Czsché
Heaviest Fighting in Kerry Mountains Reports
United Press reports heavy combat in the Korsky Mountains as free state troops drive insurgents from a fortified position. Guerrilla actions spread through the hills amid efforts to dismantle rebel bands southward. Detective Kelly's murder at the customs office heightens bitterness toward de Valera. Belfast reports Maloney captured, succeeding Liam Tyeasy as nationalist deputy leader.
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United Press
Korsky
Free State
Anmentyafer
Kelly
Ihem
de Valerizes
Maloney
Associated Prete
Belfast
Con Matonay
International Education Conference Called by National Education Association
The National Education Association calls a world conference on education for peace and mutual understanding. Meeting in Cleveland, the convention plans San Francisco and Oakland as sites June 28 to duty. Fifty nations and 1000 delegates are expected.
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National,educational Association
National Education Association
Cleveland
San’ Frercisco
Oakland
Cal
United Educational Forces
William T. Bawden
U. S. Bureau of Education
Washington
D.C
H Lake
Cleveland Schools
Aaron Sapiro
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
George B. Strayer
Columbia University
Mise Olive M. Jones
New York City
Robert Murray
Haig
School of Business
Dark pictures of situation warn of Ruhr crisis
London dispatches warn of rising unemployment and dangerous political tension in the Ruhr. The Telegraph cites Iseonomic conditions described as disastrous with workers in Wesel and surrounding areas facing shortages. Union morale is low and rumors arise that they doubt the outcome of the struggle.
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London
Associated Prey
Ruhr
Telegraph
Wuesvelders
SOCP
Pelar
Untrailing Sign of Spring Appears in Market Reports
Weather forecasts note seasonal shifts as shipments of stored apples arrive, signaling spring. Western states move 1 200 pounds of apples to market, with New York supplying one quarter of stock. overall totals rise 17 percent from the prior week and 1 Ta percent over the same period last year. Potatoes and onions show gains while cabbage and other produce see varied activity amid price movements around 1 2 0 a pound.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
New York
Slim
Piteshare
Bt. Lewis
Indefinite recess in Herrin massacre trial ordered
Judge Hartwell granted an indefinite recess in the Herrin massacre trial to allow juror Nathan Barnes to visit his ailing wife in Hilo. The pause pauses proceedings as Barnes attends the bedside, with no estimate of when the trial will resume.
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Herrin
United Press
T. Marion
Hilo
Hierrin
TD. S. Hartwell
Nathan Barnes
Will Hays May Direct Campaign Reeentry
The report says Will Hays, former Republican national chairman and head of the moving pictures industry, may reenter politics. He is said to plan directing the next Republican presidential campaign if his contract ends. DENIES IT.
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Republican National
United Press
Angeles
Wad Tay
Moving Pictures
Charman
Iluinm
Republicati
New York
Los Angeles
Hara
Another Year of Rail Difficulties Seen by Hoover
Secretary Hoover warned at a meeting of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce that the nation cannot endure another year of transportation problems. He urged rapid government action to secure rubber and rail solutions and hoped for international agreement to regulate industry.
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Batson Ganhot
Masted Press
New York
Avery
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Commence
Iltever
Ile
Indus
Patlonal Guitar Bile Chamber of Commerce
Department of
Com- Tarree
Assembly Votes Vindicate La Follette Controversy Over Round Robin
Madison reports the Wisconsin legislature condemned a wartime round robin denouncing Senator Robert M. La Follette. The Assembly voted 72 to 28 to concur in the Mabher resolution and 80 to 12 to approve the broader vindication, addressing earlier censure of La Follette and reactions to the university officers, with party lines noted.
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Wratas
Madison
University of Wisconaln
Robert M. la Foliette
Wisconsin
Coneur
Mabher
Tte
Wiseenaln
Memboys
Benitor
Folletta
Himaele
Follette
Receivers Appointed for Steel Enterprises
Federal court appoints receivers to conserve assets of Steel Enterprises and related corporations amid corporate turmoil. The order names National York Trust and Manitowoe, with Jesse John Wh Palvers and William W Thealley among appointees.
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Buble
Guble
F P. Sieh
Sleep Enterprises
Conreol
Une
Petitonn
Santitaeiinig Ppas
Manituseee
Jesse John Wh. Pane
William W. Thealley
Furtile
David My Tews
New York
Charles Tenner Smith
Buffalo
Cone
Seek Riches in Hearts of the Big Cities
Chicago experts describe heirs pursuing fortunes through urban property and estates valued in the billions. Attorneys rely on court actions to claim estates in New York Philadelphia and Wilmington while descendants fund court costs via orderly organizations.
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Aguiiivan
Alntiel
Proas
SLA
Chicago
Portune Huntere
Daearls
Elthes
Tessie Islands
Iren
New York
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Cathmated
Walter B. Smilth
Chicago Guarantee and Title Company
Falulows
Mets
Ugs
Farlf of Balfour Replies to Harvey on British Debt
Former foreign secretary Arthur Balfour told the House of Lords that his circular note on the debt issue did not deserve the harsh treatment it received from Ambassador Harvey. He argued the note served mainly as a commercial view and insisted the British debt claim related to other countries, not Britain, requiring careful balance in presentation. Harvey in London had stated that Hertain naval guaranties did not guarantee payment of any loan to the United States.
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Wress
London
House of Lords
Halfour
Llnyd George
Harvey
Forteign
Sald
Point Ambaasador
Ambaaasdor
Gard Bulfour
Amarella
Great Britain
Naval
United States
Milwau kee Woman Convicted of Murder
Milwaukee woman Milwanhon AMrelgie Vrepin was found guilty of murder in the second degree Wednesday after claiming she drank to cope with an unbalanced mind. A hearing for a new trial is set for March 14.
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Milwaukee
Peegs
Amrelgie Vrepin
Britishers Move to United States Speeds Up
British readers rush toward U S as immigration quotas and visas dominate debate. The misspelled dispatch notes continuing migration at a high rate, with authorities aiming to curb the influx while labor needs press industries in America.
State Guard Question Sparks Heated Debate In Legislature
A Wisconsin legislature debate centers on a state guard bill and funding. Reports note opposition arguments against a federal-linked militia substitute and possible costs from $600 to $800 per man, with hearings planned before joint finance committee.
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Werbere
United Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Hlume
Progressiva Sennatori
Jalon
Joint Finance Committee
Tracher Propecthon
Valiant Mail Carrier Dies In Sturgeon Bay Tragedy
A Sturgeon Bay mail carrier died at his home within the city. The obituary notes he served as captain and was connected with maritime work before his death. Authorities report the death occurred four days prior, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances.
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Sturgeon Bay
Hiv
Perturgenn
Ande
Ae Ene
Oshkosh Lad Killed Riding Coaster Wagon
A Oshkosh school boy was killed Wednesday night when a coaster wagon he rode was run down by a street car on the Ninth street line of the Eastern Wisconsin Electric company. His head was crushed and death was likely instantaneous. The victim is the son of Mrs and Mrs Adolph Werner of 846 Fifth Street. a photo appears with the article. See page 12 for more details.
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Ninth Street
Eastern Wisconsin Elecie Company
Adolph
Werner
Jpifth
The Cruise of the Pioneer Narrative
An article fragment reviews the voyage of the Pioneer and politics surrounding President Mamdungry’s era. It hints at leadership changes and a cautious outlook for Pilgenia, noting debate about policy and a desire for stability amid upheaval.
Shipping board considers new merchant fleet policy
Northwesterns special to Whe Washington reports the shipping board delaying a formal rollout after studying potential loopholes in the merchant marine act. Lasker and colleagues weigh terms to sell or liquidate warbuilt ships to revive a market while facing questions about mandatory financing and strategy.
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Shipping Board
Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Shipping ‘Board
Lasker
Jais
Frogrsm
Florida
Hariing
Maricet
Perry Leads City Drive Against Wet Saloons
Milwaukee report details Perry appointing leaders to run a city foray against illegal liquor dens. Police and detectives mobilize, a broad crackdown follows reports of saloons raided, violence feared, with temperate, unsettled weather aiding late patrols and public notice.
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Milwaukee
M. Terry
Pete Aral
Prohibilias Direccay
Cor Wheysin
Ciry Forges
Sia
Perry
Mir
Asia
Mier Heiter
Aimee
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