Creel reveals Czernin letters on Austro German aims
George Creel presents secret Czernin correspondence showing Austro Hungary under Ferdinand resisting Berlin influence and delaying eastern expansion. He notes no Serbian plot to kill the archduke, cites German Magyar elites backing war, and warns of German Magyar propaganda seeking public confusion.
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New York
George Creel
Count Czernin
Austria-Hungary
Edgar Sisson
Prague
Bohemian
Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Sarajevo
William
Creel
Sisson
United States
Lansing
Washington
Berlin
Immanuel Voska
Committee On Public Information
Budapest
Eitele Frederick
Ferdinand
Serbia
Aehrenthal
Bosnia
Russia
England
Czernin
Count Hoetgendorf
Hungary
Kaiser
Herzegovia
Eric Frederick I
Wiliam II
Shake-ups Frequent in Bowling Tourney
Toledo Ohio March 28 Shake-ups were frequent in the minor events of the American Bowling Congress tournament. Mert Lindsey of New Haven Conn led all events with 1952 over nine games, edging Frank Caruana of Buffalo by five pins. Lindsey had 699 in his individual games and tied Dom inick De Viteo of Chicago for fifth. O Kallusch and E Barnes of Rochester led two-man events with 1205, while A Trapp and T Hahn of Chicago posted 1275 for second on the final squad.
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Toledo
Ohio
Mert Lindsey
New Haven
Conn
Frank Caruana
Buffalo
Lindsey
Dominick de Viteo
Chicago
O. Kallusch
E. Barnes
Rochester
A. Trapp
T. Hahn
Trapp
Hahn
Pekie
Lellinger
W Scully
Detroit
L. Pillsbury
Lansing
Mich
Tearney Ready to Step Out of Job As Western Head
In New York on March 27 E W Dickerson, former president of the Western league, asserted he remains head and demands contract fulfillment. In Chicago on March 28 Al R Tearney, elected president, offered to step aside if Dickerson wants the job, saying it would be unpatriotic to oppose him.
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E. W. Dickerson
Western Teagle
France
al Tearney
Chicago
America
Vickerson
Tearney
al R. Tearney
Western League
League
Dickerson
Mr. Pearney
Dispute Over Fate Of Villa General Lopez
General Fortunato Zuazua arrived in Juarez with claims that Martin Lopez Villa's second in command was killed in the Del Marquesa battle near La Agrenom. He cited a ransom for Runk Spencer and identified a body as Lopez while Mormon reports from Colonia Juarez note photos of Lopez and a death in the fighting.
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Looper
Colonia Juarez
Lopez
Chicago Coal Dealers Cut Prices Amid Fuel Controls
Chicago coal dealers plan price cuts as the Fuel Administration enforces emergency measures. A major company cuts prices by about $2 per ton for bituminous coal, while anthracite prices are expected to rise in April. Miners work on contracts since January 1, with new contract prices uncertain. In California, J Po Arthur, a salesman, was injured when his car plunged into Oakland harbor, with two women drowned, possibly raising the death toll to three.
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Chicago
Die Eh Feagy
The
Fuel Administration
Iminvis
Calif
J. Po Arthur
Wankeean
Oakland Harbor
Arthur
Personal notices mix of illness visits and local events
Mrs Mary Croaskary and her daughter Mrs J Hl Otte left for Kansas City tonight due to Miss Allie O Neill s illness. Casper Schwab the butcher was taken to St Mary hospital with pneumonia. Mrs Oberling went to St Mary hospital by ambulance. A C Becie of Aurora visiting relatives returned home. Voting ad for Chas E Hoar in First Ward. Perry Peacock injured in a car tip over on Sixth and Oak improving at St Mary. N S B C city clerk Duke Schroer slightly improved but rheumatic. Dr H F Lafler chiropractor. Mrs J E Pooks recovering from operation at St Mary. Ernst Plumbing moved to 615 Hamp St. Mrs Ed Reynolds and daughter visited. Mrs Arthur Clute recovering. Mrs D N Lepper confined at home. Grant Curtis of Reliable Poultry Journal to Philadelphia for committee revision. Mrs Ben Becker visiting relatives before Chicago trip. Miss Pauline Bangert’s name omitted from column.
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Mary Croaskary
J. Hl. Otte
Kansas City
Perry Peacock
Sixth and
Oak Streets
Peacock
St. Mary Hospital
N.S. B.C
Duke Schroer
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
J. E. Pooks
Irving School
Ernst Plumbing & Heating Co
Hamp
Ed Reynolds
McQuary
Augusta
W. F. Kirtley
Miller
Stern
Arthur Clute
Jersey Street
D. N. Lepper
Grant Curtis
The
Reliable Poultry Journal
Philadelphia
American Poultry Association
Ben Becker
Wisconsin
Chicago
Kentucky
Henrietta Junkerman
Louise Weinberg
Pauline Bangert
Mrs W E Heberling Improves After Illness
Mrs W E Heberling is reported to be improving after a week of illness from pneumonia.
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W. E. Heberling
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