Fange Moves to Persuade Harding on League of Nations
Paris reports state department talks with French embassy to win Harding support for a modified league of nations. Officials indicate France drives the effort while White House comments are withheld. Hughes declines to discuss the issue as Harding studies foreign policy after domestic plans.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Washington
State Department
Harding
League of Nations
Officius
United States
Hughes
Jusserand
Four Filipinos Killed in Mountain Raiders Raid
Four Filipinos were killed and eleven wounded when a band of mounted raiders attacked a cockpit in Iloilo province, 300 miles southeast of Manila. The Associated Press report notes the raid occurred as tensions rose in the region.
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iBy Associated Press
Manilla
Ilo
Provinee
Here
Short Week Endorsed by National Printers Conference
The national joint conference of the printers trades council here went on record for a short work week. The conference, representing a majority of U S printers, declared the stance and left wage jurisdiction to the individual unions for action.
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Montreal
Protrs Trade Council
Ounei
United States
Too Late When Crash Comes
Clara Smith Hamon speaks through a United Press message on the eve of her trial for murder. She laments the ungodly philosophy she embraced and warns readers about happiness through reckless pleasure, urging reflection as she faces legal jeopardy.
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United Press
Clara Smith
Hamon
Clara Smith Hamon
United Pr
Ardmore
Okla
Chara Smith
Lington
Jife
Spanish minister marked for death by syndicalists
The Spanish foreign minister Marquis Lema was marked for death by syndicalist assassins who killed Premier Datos. A chalked warning on a hipnodrame wall named Lema and warned he would be slain next. Authorities offered 50 000 pesetas for the assassins and tightened security as senate and chamber adjourned. Public panic and mass gatherings followed Datos funeral.
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United Press
Madrid
Marquis Lema
Premier Data
Dato
Che Aristwotraue Neuvo Club
Spain
Senate
Chamber
Datos
Special Session of Congress Set for April 4
United Press reports a special session of Congress will convene April 4 following a White House conference with President Hardin. Chairman Fordner of the House Ways and Means Committee said it remains undecided whether tariff or revenue measures will be addressed first.
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United
Washington
Canarets
Fordner
House Wars and Means Committee
Hardine
Robbery at Winneconne Store
During noon on Wednesday the Winneconne store owned by Miss Helen Scott was entered and about 52.4 in one dollar bills and change were taken from two cash drawers. The burglar smashed the rear window and the cash drawer, then fled. No suspect is yet identified.
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Helen Scott
Old resident dies veteran of Mexican War
Jantsville Gilvert Evanson died last night at age seventy four after a long residence in the town. He is remembered as one of the few living veterans of the Mexican War of 1843 in the United States.
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Associated Press
Jantsville
Gilvert Evanson
United States
Justice Seen Fast In Ardmore Clara Hamon Murder Trial
Ardmore court eyes swift fate for Clara Smith Flamon charged with murdering Jake Hamon. Jurors selected after morning examination, defense and prosecution pledge brisk proceedings. Clara, tense but composed, faces trial as family and supporters watch closely.
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Trdmure
Ohda
Justi
Clara Smith Sfamun
Jake Ilemon
Tor Jench
Hamon
Mia
van James
Los Angeles
Mee
James Smith
el Paso
Clara
J. G. Champion
J.rhe Champion
Thas
Sett
Republicans Pick Senate Officials Re-Elected
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts floor leader and other Republican officers of the senate organization were re-elected without opposition. Senator Cummins of Iowa was chosen again as president pro tempore and Senator Curtiss of Kansas as vice chairman and party whip. Senate committees will be reduced under new rules for this session.
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Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Dge
Senate Republicans
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Curtiss
Kansas
Maid Testifies in IO Stokes Divorce Suit Incidents
A maid testified that Mrs W M D Stokes threatened to follow her into hell if she spoke of her character. Anna Brennan, employed 1918 19, described a 3 AM intrusion with a tall dark man and a now nailed door between Mrs Stokes rooms, alleging improper conduct as part of the divorce proceedings.
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United Press
Nework
Stokes
Mrs Stokes
Farrener
Much colder forecast for several days nationwide
The Weather Bureau issued a special forecast showing much colder conditions across the northern states from the Brent area westward to the Rocky Mountains. A high pressure system over Alaska and the far northwest is noted as a key influence on the outlook.
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Associated Press
Washington
D.C
Brent
Rocky Mountains
Alaska
Far Northwest
Weather Bureau
Rabbit's Foot Helps Escape Bandit Incident
A battered fragment describes a struggle where a man uses a rabbit's foot to alert or deter a bandit as bullets and a weapon threaten him. The text mentions police involvement and a dramatic moment near a coat and heart.
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Jim
Mitton
iRtore
Governor Veto and Rent Bureau Bill Referred in Senate
The Wisconsin Senate referred Governor Blaine’s veto message and the Rent Bureau bill to the committee on finance for consideration after debate. Senator Burk led the rail committee with calls to override the governor, while questions arose about funds and publicity costs. The vote and debate included a roll call of many senators with divisions along party lines.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Milwaukee
Blaine
House
Bird
Timothy Burk
Shogme
Jor
Ator Skogmoe
Foels
Huber
Alves—Arnold
Ennedt
Per
Urd
Buck
Turke
Clark
Comunt
Veerwinsh
Forsch
Klein
Kuckuh
Lange
Morris
Nye Olion
Fetcarson
Ridgway
Reethe
Skozmoe
Smith
Werden Noes Anderson
Palgeiin Dennherdt
Finder
Maran
f+ eran
Staudenmaser
Titus S. Ne
Old-Timers Invite Former Reading Clerk to Return
Detroit, Mich. Denn Alward, once reading clerk in Washington from 1886 to 1910, is urged to return. Alward, now secretary of the Michigan Senate, is cited for long service including roles as clerk to leaders and as assistant secretary at five national conventions.
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Reading
Detroit
Canon
Clark
Indians Seek Greater Voice in Affairs
A Washington dispatch reports delegates urge Secretary of the Interior to grant tribes more control over their affairs. The group, including Ojibwe, Sioux, Winnebago, Wyandot, and Cherokee representatives, asks to name other officials and to broaden dealings with the Tribes represented in the delegation.
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Asstomated Press
Washington
Giang
Pall Todas
Nebraska
Amerean Srdiens
Commissioner of Indian
United States Pivotal Nation in Occupation
London reports the United States as pivotal in shaping German reparations policy. Italian foreign minister Sforza said President Harding will be a leading ally in settlement, with options including withdrawal of American troops or opening a bridgehead to the Allied powers. The note drafts anticipate compulsory measures along the Rhine and continued occupation until Germany agrees to reparations, exports tax plans, and other terms.
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Alves
United States
Coone
Establis
Comenn
Russian Red Cross
Germany
America
London
Syid
Keen
United Press Star
Len
Count Sforza
Fig
Pyrding
Yvelding
Coblenz Pruitibis
Cullen
Cor
Porta Vaderhe Amertcan
Sforza
Rhine
Foreign Office
Arhied
Dors
Berlin
Eoowas
Copenhagen
Profiteering Drive Aims at Landlords and Rents
A fragmented report notes a campaign against profiteering by landlords. It references actions and officials but the legible portions point to a broad effort to curb excessive rents and abusive practices, with mentions of tenants, enforcement, and policy measures in progress.
Head Hunters Found in Ecuador
The Neorate Pree 7 reports New York explorers and Harold Thebaney of the American Museum of Natural History returning from southern Bellator after eight months in uncharted forest lands. They brought back 3508 specimens of birds and mammals, including the heads of two Jivaro Indians seen in a tribal battle, as part of their trophies.
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Neorate Pree
New Yorke
Neal Teranas E.aget
Devil
Gears
Sian
Reprimand by Gompers Hits Detroit Labor Group
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor delivered a sharp reprimand over Detroit Federation of Labor actions. He accused members of supporting the Russian Soviet government and sending a representative to a Moscow congress opening May 1. He urged workers to focus on unorganized labor rather than promoting Leninist and Prokharist ideas.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Samuel Compe
American Federation of Labor
Detroit Federation of Labor
Moscow
Myers
Body of boy found in Waukesha quarry remains unidentified
Authorities search for identity of a boy found in a Waukesha stone quarry late Tuesday. Clothing suggests a well to do background, possibly from another state, with death not due to drowning. investigators note the body may have been placed there last winter.
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Waukesha Quarry
Ly Unnau
Waulkeshin
Bradley
Col George Harvey Named Ambassador to London
United Press reports Col George Harvey has been named ambassador to London and accepted the post after the president offered it. Official announcement expected soon. prior public mention of the appointment arose amid campaign chatter and political maneuvering in Washington.
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George Harvey
London
United Press
Washington
Hacdiges
Marvey
Harvey
Red Exiles Shape Russia's Revolutionary Moves
Russian radicals deported from the United States are said to influence the revolution in Russia, amid conflicting reports from London and Helsingfors about Petrograd, Kronstadt, and Moscow. Bolshevik forces reportedly withdraw from Kronstadt as insurgents gain ground in Petrograd, with battles across multiple fronts.
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Reva
Rotterdam
United States
Russia
Russi
London
Rossi
A. Heutars
Dielsingiers
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Uelsingfers
Krasnoye Gorka
London Times
Abo
Felnland
Oranienbaum
Gulf of Finland
Riga
Moscow
Helsingfore
Saints Peter and Paul
Russa
Nowa
Petrarad
Kigomna
Red
Patrograd
Ultieud
Risa
Catecina
Kresno
Lomden
Genera Koslovski
Phe Tilletan
Severns
Thera
Nare
Kramer warns beer makers to observe percent
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Kramer warned beer makers to observe a percentage rule. He said recent Palmer rulings under the Velstead act do not reduce penalties for beer manufactured for nonbeverage or medical use and urged compliance to counteract misimpressions.
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Kramer
United Precad
Washington
Tian Commissore Keraumer Tein
Ng Santo
Cnet
Palmer
Palmers
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Imelye
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Hames
Tuk
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IO Stokes
Rabbit’s Foot
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