Panic in Budapest as Hungary eyes Soviet upheaval
Allied missions in Budapest are interned, including Colonel Vix of the French mission. Reports from Vienna describe a tense city with armed soldiers, streets lively, and government steps to restore order amid rumors of a Soviet takeover. Several wounding incidents and occupation of key offices follow Friday’s unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Vix
Wavelers
Copenhagen
Entente Commission
Hungary
Georgy
M. Tehiteherin
Polsheviki
Karolyn
Atendbblatt
Cuies
Ke Gyrer
Debreden
Szombathely
S2entos
Kiskun
Felvsyvhaza
Socialis
Kecskemet
Kasta
Crech
Third Revolt by Spartacans and Hungarian upheaval
Frank J. Taylor reports from Paris via United Press on Spartacans planning a revolt in central Europe before April, appealing to Bolsheviks and seeking Soviet support. The piece notes air travel theft, Moscow delegation, and plans to ignite broader conflict while governments prepare for a Soviet state. Hungarian moves include abolition of titles, church-state separation, revolutionary courts, and military discipline as non socialist parties may back the new regime. Bolseviks advance in Hungary reach Brody, with troops near Lamberg and projections of a ten year horizon to dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Taylor
United Press State
Berlin
Paris
Europe
Spartaeans
Spartseany
Moscow
Holohevikis
Spartacan
Bulshevien
Noske
Amsterdam
Budapest
Karolyi
Uty
Basle
Switz
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse Dejclares
Hungary
Communiste
IWHO CHAMPIONS ARE 1 THE STATE LEGISLATURE
United Press summarize the state legislature scene with senators Clark and Plerren and Assemblyman Arnett C waukes pushing resolutions and bills. The article notes no single DIM or resolution yet, while the Senate lines up with members Fonelolita and Jennings amid ongoing activity and efforts by Wilcox and Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wadleon
E. F. Clark
Axea
L. Plerren
Jorn Kile
Jis
Arnett C. ©Waukes
Fthres Bie
Coe
Barron
W Ty Teur
Senate
Loula
David V. Jennings
Wilcox
Pach Mentye
Dy Bille
Reag
Yintie
Siemes Espionage Case Nearing End
Siemes Espionage Case moves toward verdict as defendant Siemes of Vitarkedaie faces charges of violating the espionage act. He denies intent to violate law in a statement attributed to him. Trial proceeding continues this morning in U S district court with a jury expected later today.
American fur loot reported in Moscow city scene
American Minister reports a riot or theft in Moscow with claims of fur losses valued at 429000 rubles. The dispatch notes U S fur traders asking questions about the incident and the possible ripples in diplomatic standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preasy Waahingtes
D. Ci
Palacine
Leeks
Moscow
Scamedeman
Christiania
Wisconsin Legislature Passes Measures Amid Turmoil
Madison reports the Wisconsin Senate approved a tariff bill and a proposal to return the telephone system to private ownership, with heavy opposition and party lines noted. The Assembly also advanced a bank reform bill, a school Saturday plan amid flu, and highway funding. The state fair funding bill faces delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Burke
Congress
Senate
United States
House
Way to Get Roads Is to Build Them Now
Opinion urging a comprehensive county road plan funded by bonds rather than piecemeal local fixes. Argues long term savings, property value boosts, and reduced wear on vehicles, advocating a unified system financed by the community’s credit. Encourages voters to support the road bonds issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nopkin
Jubba
Hself
County Tie Rule Affects State Lab Week Additions
The text specifies that any county holding a tie for the same week as the state Lab shall be denied state add. This implies a policy denying additional state funding or requirements when concurrent ties occur with the state laboratory schedule.
Governor and Commission Clash Over Labor Bureaus Funding
Madison reports a dispute between the governor and the state industrial commission over renewing labor bureaus. A petition to appropriate funds to maintain the bureaus was sent to the legislature and referred to the finance committee. Speaker Young and several members debated the measure with voting records showing division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aby United Press
Madison
State Industrial Commission
George BP
Ffambrecht
Indugsteinl
Commission
Young
Thomas& Nolan
Nolan
P.M. Anderson
Ansgrave
Baltis
Downs
Frohmacher
Kurteemacker
Ladson
Oakes
Owens Vaughan
Weeman
Bank approves capital increase for Superior state bank
Madison. Commissioner Marshall Cousine approved amendment articles of incorporation for Superior state bank, increasing its capital from $10 000 to $29 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madison
Marshall Cousine
Superior State Bank
Married at Menominee in Michigan
Miss Dera Hoffmann became the bride of Monroe Saturday March 22 at Menominee Michigan. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Rueeswald of the Lutheran church at Menominee. The couple will reside at an early time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dera Hoffmann
Woham Monroe
Menominee, Mich
Nee Oth Rueeswald
Lutherarhurch
Menomines
Wat
Monroe
Es Might
Jury selection in Krueger case advances slowly
United Press reports slow progress in selecting a jury to try Mia Carell Krueger and her two sons Frank and Leslie on a charge related to a September confrontation with Sheriff s post at Withee Wisconsin. Eighteen of seventy five veniremen remain under scrutiny as both sides push for swift action in the murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Neillsville
Mia
Careline Krueger
Frank
Leslie
iMag T
Harry Jensen
Statlion
Withee
Wis
Krucker
Amt
Twenty Sleeping Sickness Cases Reported in Illinois
A weekly report notes twenty sleeping sickness cases in Illinois with thirteen in Chicago. The state total rises to 1 165 cases, per director Drake of the Neakin lnmuenze cavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
City United Dress
Serinfield
Flingia Ney
Chicago
Tr St Crate Drake
Neakin Lnmuenze
State
New
Cepert
Street Cars Collide Injuring Occupants In Milwaukee
Two street cars collided today in Milwaukee injuring several occupants. A bystander reported one person was badly bruised and cut, while another was secured for medical care. Details on the cause and responsibilities remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
Husband of Gotham stage beauty files $100000 suit
Frederick Gresham sues J L Pass of Westchester for $100,000 claiming alienation of affection from stage star Miss Lillian Lorraine. Divorce proceedings surfaced after a forcible entry into Lorraine’s New York City apartment last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Lillian Lorraine
Frederick Gresham
New York City
J. L. Pass
Westchester
Pani
Four Leaders Shape Peace Talks At Paris
Reports from Paris indicate the big four allied leaders Wilson George Clemenceau and Orlando will lead rapid progress at the peace conference. Debates focus on the League of Nations covenant with emphasis on Monroe Doctrine safeguards and proposed amendments by Japan and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mrean
Paris
Wison
Associated Presty Parke
fAcele
League of Nations
League
United Lroxs
Parix—Americaun
Big Ten
Supreme War Council
France
Italy
Japan
Lansing
HUS Beeny United
Fark
I Vrai
Wedneminy
Transport Assisted In Unclear Medical Report
The fragmentary text reports a transport aid event with medical terms and partial numbers. It mentions a site and a Rete med Pereng Ren, with references to tests and a specific state. Details remain unreadable but imply assisted transport or medical procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Hungarian Revolution Unfolds Into Soviet Republic
United Press reports the Hungarian uprising overthrowing the Horthy regime and forming a Soviet republic in alliance with the Russian Soviet government. British monitors arrive to protect allied interests as American and other diplomats stay safe and may remain in Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary United Press
Lridius
Surots
Karolyi
Hungary
Repubic
Rueian Segiet
Tds
Budapest
Colored actor Bell shot by common law wife in Milwaukee
George O Bell famed stage actor was shot twice in a rooming house in Milwaukee. Miss Marty Ealy, alleged common law wife, is held as a suspect after she claims Bell abused her then produced a revolver and fired. Bell died at the scene. a woman identified as Miss Fatsche found Bell with a smoking pistol and surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie Faly
Bell
United Press
Milwaukee
George O. Bell
Marty Ealy
Misa Ealy
Ty Aye
Aisa Fatsche
Vel
Chu Chin Chow
Wirar Street
Yorks
Mary i Owenty-tve
New York
Riot Breaks Out as Strike Breakers Arrive at Chicago Plant
A small riot erupted at the Chicago Rubber Clothing Company late last night when strike breakers tried to enter the grounds. A bullet struck Frank Fullum, a guard, as police and sheriffs restored order with force after thousands joined the clash. A settlement was expected by nightfall after nine weeks of ongoing strike action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Inc
Chicago Rubber Clothing Company
Fred
Frank Fullum
Aoriot I
Epunex
Tl. W. Thiesen
Ertploves Civil
Secretary of Navy Daniels in Paris for talks
Secretary of the Navy Daniels arrives in Paris from Brest this morning to discuss the destiny of the war. He plans to meet President Wilson, with the likelihood of further talks and consultations on allied strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary OF Navy
Daniels
Paris
Breas Patin
Tohie
Torent
Perdis
Dave
Europe
Wilson
Todas
Meetings Forbidden on Se Valera Arrival in Dublin
Report notes prohibition of meetings during Se Valera's arrival in Dublin as authorities announce restrictions. Proclaimed orders aim to manage crowds and ensure orderly proceedings amid events at public venues and city centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE Valera
London
Dublin
PDEA and Suppliers Seek Lower Rates for Orient Goods
Manufacturers press for reduced duties on goods bound for the Orient as PDEA explores tariff revisions. Officials debate trade terms while plans for shipments and financing are reviewed. The session also weighs strategic adjustments affecting allied nations and future shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pdea
Aviation policy hinges on Congress and civic initiative
Special to The Northwestern notes that U S aviation future rests largely on Sixty sixth Congress action and citizen initiative. It cites naval and military aviation growth during WWI, demobilization pressures, and debates over creating a separate aviation department versus integration with the Army and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Europe
Navy
Army
Air Service
United States
Department of the Air
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harbin
Omsk
Irkutsk
Siberia
Don
Donetz River
Ekaterinodar
Ekaterinovakaya
Havas
Mafin
Saloniki
Brody
Eterne
Vol‘shevik
Trrady
Galicia
Lamberg
IWHO
Siemes
North Dakota
Society OF Equity
lBy United Vrees Madison
Harry Howe
Neilsville
Equity Society
Hewett i
State Board of Deposits
Stockha
John F Donnelly
Barmboo
Asa
W. W. Warener
George Hood
Warner
Thartingale
Dettinger
C. Hanson
Vaughan Weed
Fiona
John A. Markham
Anrorm
Rowman
Gang
M. Hanson
M. E. Kobneon
Gite
Perry
Simpeon W
Wiliamesete
Bert
Simpeon
Bowman
FAI
John PF. Sheldon
Philipp
BANK
Menominee
Krueger
Aikan Lorraine
Lloyd George
Clemenceau and
Orlando
Maud
Hest Congress
Sam
Alraady
Army and Navy
Ahan Carniry
Tary
Dwight
Daweerhs Clem Cleedy
Riawepa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!