Man Known as Master Criminal Nears Surrender in NY Plot
New York reports indicate Nick Arnstein, dubbed the “easy money” leader, plans surrender to police within five days. Five million in Liberty bonds and securities allegedly routed through Wall Street messengers, with Manny Brice and Fanny Brice tied to the case. Indicted accomplices Gluck and Jasonh admit transferring bonds to Arnstein, with meetings in Washington cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Manny Brice
Nicks Arndustein
Jules Arnitsteln
Nicky Arndt
W. Arnold
fortier
Wall street
Armytetn
Liberty bonis
aArndtateln iy
Niky
Misa Bilke
Nick
London
chile
New York
Nicky
Fanny Brice
Huston
Guilford Towed to Acushnet After Nantucket Abandonment
The steam Guilford, abandoned off Nantucket Shoal, was towed to Acushnet today by the coast guard cutter. The vessel was bound when it drifted ashore on Sunday, and salvage operations followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GUILFORD
NANTUCKET
Mites
Nantuckett Shoal
Culler Acushnet
Bright baby boy turns detective in New York burglary arrest
Three year old Charles Reynolds Jr tipped off his father, a New York policeman, about a man tampering with a lock at an apartment. The pair pursued and overpowered the burglar, leading to his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Charles Reynolds Jr
Charley
Plute Chief Visits Reno in Curious Indian Tale
The Flutes of Nevada chief known as Indian Jack, famed for blessings and supernatural claims, visited Reno on a blessing trip to Idaho. He is described as a colorful figure who charmed locals, sang tales of past handshakes, and donated water, badges, and eagle feathers to cure ailments while courting skepticism from Yerington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilson
Flutes
Nevada
Idaho
Jack
Yerington
Oklahoma
duck
sunder
Reno
Indiana ag
Brent
lnter
Cargon
Virginia City
Piute
Yorington
emme
United States
Canada
Ambassador to England Won’t Talk Presidency
London March 10 John W Datis the American ambassador declined comment on the West Virginia Democratic state committee endorsement for the Democratic nomination for president. He said he had not yet received the message Parkersburg dispatches said were sent to him to determine his attitude toward entering the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
John W. Datis
tomy
West Virginia
Democratic state committee
Parkersburg W. Va
Reno to pave with bitulithic pavement in city plan
The council approved a contract with Clark & Henry Construction of Sacramento to lay 635000 square feet of bitulithic pavement in Reno this year as the first in the state under a paying program. Costing about 262000, the project uses new construction and a macadam base, with top layers specified, and aims for durable performance under heavy traffic. A sewer project at Plumas and Rebo Streets, 330 feet long, was also authorized with an estimated 500 dollar cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
city
Roy Frisch
witanthica
Plumas
Rebo
Grand Canyon for reservoir plan proposed by Lane
Los Angeles March 10 Franklin K Lane former interior secretary outlined a plan to impound Colorado River water and irrigate 1.5 million acres in the Southwest. He urged turning the Grand Canyon into a vast reservoir and storing waters from Wyoming to the canyon to reclaim idle land for possible future population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS ANGELES
Cal
Franklin K Lane
secretary of the interior
Colorado
grand canyon
Lane
Wyoming
Grand Canon
Jane
Big Tovar
nev
Children From Fiume To Be Taken To Italy
Gen. Caviella, former Italian minister of war, touring the armistice line said he arranged for many children of Fiume to be taken to Italy for humane reasons. Several weeks ago more than 200 were sent to Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIUME
Caviella
Italy
Milan
Federation Plays Hand in Pennsylvania Labor Fight
Philadelphia March 10 The American Federation of Labor resolved in Washington to oppose all public office candidates hostile to organized labor. A campaign targets twenty five Pennsylvania and seven New Jersey House members, urging defeat of those who backed the railroad bill opposed by labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHILADELPHIA
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
house of representatives
Philadelphia-Camden
federation
congress
France Slams Wilson In Versailles Treaty Clash
Paris papers burst with criticism of President Wilson over reservations to the Versailles treaty. Gaulois and Midi weigh in on his statements as bold and confrontational, accusing him of insulting France and weakening order while naval secretary Daniels backs an armament program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Wilson
bewater Hitchcock
Gaulow
Lodgs
senate
Gauluss
Wilson riska
France
Lilnformation
Newberry Case Halts For Day
Grand Rapids March 10 The Newberry elections conspiracy trial nears a climax but may pause as Paul King campaign manager and defense star witness recovers from a nervous collapse suffered yesterday. King showed improvement but doctors say he cannot leave hospital today and may not testify tomorrow. Only a few witnesses remain for the defense and two months of King Newberry correspondence will occupy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRAND RATIDS
Newberry
Paul King
King
aday
British Colliers Vote Big Strike
London March 10 The national conference of coal miners voted to strike as a means to enforce the demand for nationalization of the mines. The decision will be sent to the special Trades Union Congress meeting tomorrow. Teachers have expressed opinions that constitutional means may continue, avoiding direct action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
national conference of coal miners
special trades union congress
Very Light Vote Cast in N H Primaries
Belated primaries returns from Manchester show a light vote due to snow blocked highways. A solid Republican delegation pledged to Gen Wood and a Democratic group favorable to Herbert Hoover includes three district delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MANCHESTER
N. H
Wood
Herbert Hover
Admiral Sims Says Navy Delays Worsened WWI Losses
Rear Admiral Sims testified before the Senate committee that the U S Navy failed to mobilize promptly after entry into World War I, citing millions of tons of shipping lost to submarines and missed opportunities in the Eastern Atlantic. He warned that earlier action could have allowed more U S troops in France by 1918 and a swifter victory.
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WASHINGTON
navy department
America
Germany
Sims
senate
department
Lomion
Atlantic
England
frrance
Sima
commant
English
France
navy departments
British Isles
Berehaven
Admiral Sims
Ambassador Page
London
Lansing
Wilson
Wife says Capt Doster shot husband in self defense
Columbus New Mexico March 10 Mrs Maud Doster told a coroner jury at Camp Furlong that her husband Captain Wade Doster US Army medical corps shot her first and she shot back in a struggle. She said the pistol fired during the fight and that Captain Doster died from a bullet to his breast. The coroner’s open verdict found death from wounds inflicted by a Tej volver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLUMBUS
N. M
Maud Doster
Wade Doster
Capt. Doster
Doster
California
El Paso
Tej volver
Americans at Moscow anxious to come home
In Moscow on March 7, American colonists seek U S government help to return home as supplies run low. With Frank North the English church chaplain gone, British Red Cross duties shift to the French Red Cross. A sanitary train carrying about 300 British civilians and prisoners of war heads to the Finnish frontier, while most other British nationals desiring repatriation plan to depart next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOSCOW
state department
Washington
United States
Frank North
h Red Cross
Red Cross
Imports of Gold Stabilize Exchange as London Sends Coin
New York March 10 Rates on demand bills for the English pound sterling opened at 3.6818 dollars, up 4 cents from yesterday. Early trading showed a rise to 3.07 percent, highest since last month’s slump. By noon sterling stood at 3.73 dollars as large gold imports from London bolster the currency, prompting short covering. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. said gold valued at 1,100,000 dollars was shipped to the firm from London, following a previous 1,250,000 dollar delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
London
United States
sterling exchange
Northam breeder buys Herefords from Turkey Track ranch
Northam farmer Ed T. Morgan near Layhontan Dam buys thirty head of purebred Hereford cattle from the Turkey Track ranch owned by Ex Gov B A Packard of Tempe Arizona. Morgan, a former herdman for Ex Gov Sparks, has built a small coastal herd and previously imported cattle from Ireland, including the famous bull Lempster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed T. Morgan
Northam
Layhontan dam
Turkey Track
B. A. Packard
Tempo
Ariz
Morgan
ExGov
Sparks
St. Lows
Lealand
Lempster
Pacific coast
Mexicans Free El Paso Man Held for Ransom
Joseph Williams of El Paso an employee of American Smelting and Refining Company was captured and held for ransom by Francisco Villa after a bandit raid on the Mexican Central railroad. He has been freed, per a telegram Williams sent to his employers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL PASO
Tex
Joseph Willams
american Smelting and Refining Company
Francisco Villa
Mexican Central railroad
Williams
Ice Gorge Bombardment by Army Aviators Resumes
Port Deposit Md March 10 The aerial bombardment of the Susquehanna ice gorge extending for miles below the gorge will be resumed this afternoon by army aviators who spent yesterday dropping bombs in an effort to dislodge the jam. Army officers expressed satisfaction with progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PORT DEPOSIT
Susquehanna river
Money worries trigger kidnapping alarm in Nogales
Washington reports James M. Arthur, manager of Mexican Consolidated Mining, is safe near Nogales, life threatening kidnap rumors sparked by a $2000 demand. Mrs. Arthur in Nogales telegraphed F Avery in Columbus. Also reported: Charles Sims and two mechanics killed in a plane crash en route to Miami. Sali Pasha announces a new Turkish cabinet in Constantinople with sultan's approval amid limited diplomatic impact.
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WASHINGTON
James M. Arthur
Mexican Consolidated Mining Company
Nogales
Mexico
state department
Arthur
Ariz
F. Avery
Columbus, Oy
MIAMI
Fla
Charlea Sims
Earl and Blanchard
New York
CONSTANTINOPLE
Sali Pasha
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WIGRINGEN
Friederich Wilhelm
Wodat Viola
Wilhelm
tha Ctoix
Associated’ Press
ALHANY
N.Y
Mautiea Hloch
oreordine
PLUTE CHIEF
Press OF Paris
Cure
U. S
AT DANIELS
FLETCHER
Coin
Shorts
NORTHAM BREEDER
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