Former Emperor Carl Seizes Western Hungary Amid Allied Warnings
Paris reports former Emperor Carl has seized control of western Hungary and declared a military dictatorship as crowds cheer him. Count Andrassy fronts for Carl while Horthy’s allies seek negotiations. Three nations threaten war if Carl takes Budapest, with Carl marching on the capital and rail lines mobilized.
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United Press
Paris
Carl
Stakiig
Comtral
Hungary
Vienna
Veona
Volks Zeitung
Budapest
Horthy
Horth
Stemnamanger
Zita
Carri
Hapsburgs
Lehar
Rumania
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo- Silvia
Raab
Steinamanger
Has Carl Any Chances? Former Emperor Charles in Budapest
Reports from Vienna and Budapest describe former Emperor Charles pressing for recognition of his son's claims in Hungary while demanding a constitutional abdication. Debates between Count Andrasay and Premier Telehy surface, with rumors of a military move by General Lehar to reinstall Charles if needed.
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Associated Press
Siemansnager
Budapest
Telehy
Count Andrasay
Charles
Otto
Vienna
Steimamanger
Lehar
Hungary
Austria
German Monarchists Plot to Restore Ex King Carl
Report by J W T Mason claims Hohenzollern chiefs in Berlin back a coup to restore Ex King Carl to the Hungarian throne as a prelude to reinstalling Hohenzollerns in Germany. The plot allegedly uses indirect funding through Hungarian monarchists and aims to spark a broader monarchist revival amid European tensions. Carl is said to have broken his parole and left Switzerland to pursue his throne if supported, with Allies watching wary of direct action. The outcome could bolster German militarism and threaten the republic, the piece warns.
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Hohenzollern
J. W.T Mason
Unitted
New York
Carl
Germany
Europe
Constantine
Athens
Phenzostern
Switzerland
Impossibility to pay abnormally high wages says rail head
Pittsboro Pa Associated Press reports C S Krick general manager of the eastern region says it is impossible to operate the Pennsylvania railway and pay the high wages fixed by the railway labor board He cites February losses with operating expenses exceeding revenues by over 2.3 million and notes nearly 70 cents of every dollar goes to wages leaving little for fuel taxes and other costs He claims the railroad operated at a loss of more than 540000 without dividends consideration.
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Associated Press
Pittsboro
Pennsylvania Railway
Railway Labor Board
Krick
Easstern
Krek
Pennsylvania
Father of Nineteen Civil War Veteran Dies in Brainerd
Brainerd Minnesota Peter B Lasher aged 72 a Civil War veteran and father of nineteen children died at his home He is survived by sixteen children and his widow his second wife one birth thirty grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Associated Press
Brainerd, Minn
Peter B. Lasher
World trade and production outlook across nations
Washington report surveys world conditions showing rising agricultural wealth and crop prospects, despite droughts in Asia and declines in exports for England and the U.S. Officials expect a slow recovery as transportation and credit stabilize. Hoover notes world oversupply and continued efforts to ease freight and rail issues to spur global commerce.
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Yios
Herbert Hoover
Goth
England
United States
Michigan Forming New State Day Act
Associated Press report from Lansing notes Michigan officials and Governor Gropsneck plan a new dry state move to counter the Wiley act. The Supreme Court ruled the act’s search and seizure provision unconstitutional, overturning a conviction for illicit liquor transport and holding interstate traffic enforcement is federal, not state, business.
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Associated Pres Lansing
Michigan
Legis
Gropsneck
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
High Court
Arsenious Compound In Currency Hard On Hungarian Rats
Government officials in Sorokgar near Budapest tried placing a money contaminant to exterminate rats hoarding currency. Repeated bank seizures alarmed peasants and many notes with 150,460,060 kronen face value were destroyed. Migrant gray rats died from the coloring matter and fled the village after the experiment.
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Associated Pri
Budapest
Wanganan
Sorokgar
Wetness in Wisconsin towns under grand jury probe
A federal grand jury investigated liquor activities across Wisconsin lake shore and Fox River valley towns. Witnesses from Manitowoc, Two Rivers, Sturgeon Bay, Appleton, Menasha, Oconto and other locales testified. Georges Primm of Appleton and John Boler of Sturgeon Bay were among those appearing.
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Py United Press
Milwauker
Fox River Valley
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Stor
Xeon Bay
Appleton
Menasha
Oconto
George Primm
John Boler
Sturgeon Bay
Attack on Cork police barracks leaves many dead and missing
An early morning assault on Hogs Carbery police barracks in County Cork by civilians caused heavy damage. Ten officers were wounded and fourteen police are missing, with five believed killed. Explosives and bombs shattered the front wall while rifle fire trapped occupants until escape routes via upper windows appeared.
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Associated Press
Ucoerk
Hogs Carbery
County Cork
Orlock
Horne Becomes Chancellor of Exchequer in Cabinet Shuffle
In London Sir Robert Horne, president of the board of trade, succeeds Austen Chamberlain as chancellor of the exchequer. Stanley Baldwin moves to Horne’s former post. The cabinet change comes as wage talks with Britain’s miners threaten a major labor crisis with potential wage-cut disputes and possible government-funded increases. An emergency transport workers meeting is planned to discuss sympathy strikes as rail workers weigh action.
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United Press
London
Robert Horne
Board of Trade
Austen Chamberlain
Horne
Stanley Baldwin
The
Treasury
Great Britain
Lioyd Allen
United Preas Stofty
Triple Alliance
Assembly Cuts Dairy and Food Dept Budget
Madison report states the state dairy and food department will receive only 7000 dollars annually for the next two years after the Assembly blocked a proposed 100000 dollar annual increase. Other actions include postponing veto consideration, tabling a vaccination repeal, killing an itemized hunting report bill, raising deer tag price to one dollar, and passing a ban on poisonous mixtures in paint spraying machines.
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Associated Press
Madison
Assembly
Senate
The
Conservation Commission
Mark Cattin
Peltier
Sullivan
Polakowski
Noted blind ox dies after separation from gander
Associated Press reports Alan Th, a famed blind ox ward of a guardian on a plantation near Greensboro, died after being separated from his gander protector. The gander led the ox to water with honks, defending the ward as cattle approached. the separation proved too much, causing the ox to pine and perish.
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Associated Preand
Greensboro
Alan
7. A. Holcreft
Here
Burke Named Chief of Indian Affairs
The appointment of Charles H. Burke of Pierre South Dakota a businessman and former chairman of the house Indian committee was announced by President Harding as commissioner of Indian affairs George H Carter of Iowa to be public printer and Thomas Robertson of Maryland commissioner of patents Names and titles reflect a Washington dispatch from Associated Press
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Charles H. Burke
Pierre, & D
House Indian Committee
Harding
George H. Carter
Cardinal Logan Seeks Start of Peace Talks in Ireland
Cardinal Logan, primate of Ireland, was interviewed in Dundalk with three southern Irish unionists to explore opening peace negotiations between the Irish Republican movement and the British government. The interview was conducted Tuesday by Sir William Goulding, a Dublin railway figure and former high sheriff.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Cardinal Logan
Ireland
Wdham Goulding
Dundalk
County Louth
William Goulding
Dubin
Great Southern & Western Railway
Irelana
Irish Railway Clearing House
County of
Dublin
Blaine Submits Westers Name for Commission
Governor Blaine again submits Llayton A. Webster for confirmation to the conservation commission to replace James Nevin. The senate refused confirmation yesterday by 16 to 11. The governor objects, saying the statute allows independents and not party affiliation to serve on the commission.
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State Senate
Associated Press
Madiigan
Llayton A. Webster
Senate
The
Conservation Commission
James Nevin
John J. Plaine
Webster
Buy Cotton Shirts and Socks Prompts Southern Appeal
Governors of six states issued a proclamation urging Americans to buy and use more cotton goods. The signers include J. B. A. Robertson, A. A. Taylor, Pat M. Neff, Arthur M. Hyde, and Lee M. Russell. The call will be advertised nationwide.
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United Freee
Oklahoma City
Oklo
South
America
Thorne
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
A. A. Taylor
Tennessee
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Lee M. Russell
Mississippi
La Follette Lobbyist Expelled From Assembly Floor
Madison Wis The assembly barred Gienn FP Turner lobbyist for the La Follette Progressive association from the lower house floor for the remainder of the session. Turner a former member was accused of trying to intimidate Assemblyman Henry W Stokes by circulating petitions pressuring a vote for Progressive bills. The expulsion passed 52 to 25, a second time a former member has defied floor privileges.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Assembly
Gienn FP
Turner
la Follette Progressive Association
Henry W. Stokes
Jefferson County
Stokes
Progressives Association
April Frost Forecast Hits Wider Northward Grip
The Associated Press reports April will arrive with frost and cooler conditions. Tonight freezing temperatures are forecast for the upper lake region with frost in the Ohio Valley Tennessee and northern Alabama and Mississippi. The cold front is expected to push toward the Atlantic states by Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington
DB. C
Weather Bureau
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Connellville Daily Tourer Price Cut Announced
The Connellville Daily Tourer will reduce its price from 1 cent to 2 cents starting Friday April 2. The Associated Press reports the change from Connellville.
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Associated Press
Connellaville, Pas
Connellsville
Public markets for food faces AG opposition
Madison attorney general William Morgan questions constitutionality of proposed bills allowing cities to buy sell store and distribute food. He argues public funds cannot fund private aims and no court has deemed food trade a public purpose, casting doubt on the measures.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wiliam Morgan
Clark M. Perry
Oshkogh
Assembly Committee On Municipalities
Sam
Siid
Spirits of wine limits eased for druggists quarterly
Regulations limit withdrawals by retail druggists to 100 gallons of spirits of wine per quarter. The changes aim to relax previous orders, replacing the five case per permit rule. No total permit cap is given, but officials say 200 gallon areas may see higher limits if needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
DT. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Investigation of Sturgeon Bay liquor conditions to begin
Milwaukee report says a federal grand jury will probe Sturgeon Bay liquor practices after mayor John Boler testified in raids that led to the closure of about half the town’s fifteen saloons. Prohibition agents and deputies, plus witnesses from Appleton and Wena sha, will testify as the inquiry continues.
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Associated Ress
Milwacker
Sturgeon Bay
Federal Grand Jury
John Boler
Bolers
Milwaukee
Citica
Herman Lighting
Wenasha
George Grimm
Apepleton
Suit Starts to Reinstate Board
Detroit, Mich. in circuit court today the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees case resumes as Alex M. Hverett of Sebastopol, California and Han of Rack Teland, Til, seek reinstatement. Lawyers for the plaintiff urged for a fast trial with no jury. many union members and officers gather nationwide to attend.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Testament of the
Execuive Board of Ore Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Emple
Rauney
Alex. M. Hverett
Sebastopol
Cali
Foun Han
Rack Teland
Til
Circuit Cour
Couns
Taut
Juriubeon
Union
Stone Named Chief Prohibition Agent for Central Department
Ralph W. Stone, federal prohibition director for Illinois, was appointed acting federal prohibition agent for the central department while remaining state director. He succeeds Frank D. Tuevards, who resigned.
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Stone
Central Department
Associated Press
Washington
Ralph W. Stone
Illinois
Frank D. Tuevards
Gibbons Laid to Rest in Baltimore Cathedral
A grand Roman Catholic funeral for James Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore, drew thousands as Archbishop Bonzano presided a pontifical requiem mass at the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Archdiocesan rites featured a long clergy procession, purple vestments, Gregorian chant, and ceremonial pomp reminiscent of the middle ages.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
John Bonzano
Washington
Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Sistine Chapel
Rome
J. J. Giannen
St Louis
Abor Leaders Meet Plan for Workers College in Brookwood
Labor leaders and educationalists gathered at Brookwood school to draft plans for America’s first resident workers college. Participants include John Fitzpatrick and James Maurer with leaders from steel, timber, textiles, clothing unions. Official statement to follow.
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Associated Press
Hatenah
Brookwood School
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
James Maurer
State Federation of Labor of Pennsylvania
John Brophy
United Ming Workers of America
Jay G. Brown
Seattle
International Timber Workers
A. J. Muste
Amalgamated Textile Workers of America
Joseph Schlossberg
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
$1,000 for Horseshoe That Will Not Slip
Albany reports a $1000 prize for a new non slipping horseshoe. The prize fund comes from several humane and animal welfare groups including the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with $206 and others such as the New York Woman’s Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals contributing $100 each. Red Acre Farm adds $5. The device aims to prevent slips on icy roads for horses.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Rate raise suspended in sugar and rail tariffs
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered suspensions today affecting rate increases from New York and seaboard territory to Louisiana and Mississippi. A tariff reducing minimum carload sugar weights from 60,090 to 32,000 pounds in the west northwest and middle west was also suspended until July 30.
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New York
Seaboard
Louisiana
Mississippi
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Northwest
Middle West
Bandit shot during grocery store robbery attempt
Associated Press report from Peoria says a bandit believed to be Charles Moriarty of Racine Wisconsin was shot and probably fatally wounded early today while trying to rob a grocery store in a Teor suburb.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Charles Moriarty
Racine
Wis
Teor
Ireland Atrocities Probe Blames British Government
A 30 000 word report by a commission in Washington assigns moral responsibility for Ireland's disorders to Britain. It cites 38 witnesses, asserts imperial forces. killed, tortured, and burned villages, with indiscriminate violence and terror. The document notes lack of British side testimony and calls for continued inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ireland
Committee of One Hundred
Sinn Fein
Andy
Free Land
Fair Cold Weather Outlook For Wisconsin Tonight
Local observations forecast colder conditions across the east portion with a fair sky in Wisconsin tonight. The forecast lists time and temperature readings with a priority on wind and chill factors as a front moves through, promising a chilly night ahead.
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Ing
Leneth
Celder
Pardy Goudy
Claaty
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