Michigan Senator Newberry and 16 Others Convicted by Jury
Grand Rapids March 29 Truman J Newberry and sixteen of his eighty four co defendants were found guilty of criminal conspiracy in the 1918 senatorial election by grand jury in United States district court here Others convicted included brother John S Newberry campaign manager Julius King New York legislative agent Charles Moyd Detroit Alma A Templeton and others Acquitted on other counts the senator faces a possible fine or two years in prison Does Not Invalidate Seat Washington March 20 conviction does not remove him from the Senate leaders say he retains office until the Senate acts on charges filed by his opponent Henry Ford
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GRAND RAPIDS
Truman
Newberry
Beardes
John S. Newberry
Juul King
Frederick Uody
New York
Charles Moyd
Alana A. ‘Templeton
Lie
Detroit board of commerce
Hannibal Hopkins
B. Frank Fmery
Harry A. ‘Turener
Detroit
EE. V. Chilsop
National Republican
Rocer Andrews
Menominee
Milton Oakman
William J. Mickey
Oshkosh
Wis
Richard Fletcher
James I. McGregor
Fred Henry
Flint
George S. Ladd
senate
Henry Ford
Five Dogs Poisoned at Elko This Week
Special to the Gazette Elko March 20 the dog poisoner is working again in this section Five dogs were poisoned here Wednesday most of them near the Southern Pacific depot on Commercial and Railroad streets A search of the premises found no poisoned substance The owners of the poisoned dogs are on a full hunt for the poisoner.
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ELKO
Southern Pacific
Elko Son Presented With Stocked Ranch
Elko March 20 John St Carter of South Fork buys the McKee ranch on South Ork for a six figure sum and will present the 2200 acre cattle stocked property to his son Lestie who attends the Davis school of agriculture and is to graduate in June.
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ELKO
John St. Carter
South Fork
McKee
South Ork
Carter
Lestie
Davis school of agriculture
TUSCARORA
UTAH
Roy L. Primeaux
Tuscarora I
Primetax
Yale Wins Triangular Debate Against Harvard and Princeton
Yale won the triangular debate among Harvard Yale and Princeton on the question of whether Congress should adopt all measures necessary to suppress propaganda. The Yale affirmative debated Princeton in Princeton New Jersey while Yale’s negative defeated Harvard at home.
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PRINCETON
N. J
Yale
Harvard
congress
Blue
Lovelock Masonic Temple Association Incorporation
Lovelock March 20. Articles of incorporation filed for the Lovelock Masonic Temple Association with Lovelock as principal business place. Incorporators listed as A. Jahn, H Shields, A J Bachrodt, L A Young and R M Hardy.
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LOVELOCK
Ward en Goes Back to Naval Prison as Plain Inmate
Portsmouth N H March 20 Lieut Commander Thomas Mott Osborne who has resigned as commandant of the naval prison here will spend his last days at Portsmouth as a voluntary prisoner. He registered as Tom Brown and will remain in confinement until he relinquishes command next Tuesday as a test of his welfare system. Before his command he served in voluntary sentence, guiding ships with prisoners and submitted to a haircut.
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PORTSMOUTH
N. H
Thomas Mott Osborne
naval
Tom Brown
Bryan at dinner says treaty not dead
New York March 20 William Jennings Bryan hosts a birthday dinner at the Aldine Club with a sixty candle cake as guests toast. He resists the idea the treaty is dead, attacks senate delays, and urges a majority vote on treaties within the League of Nations. He warns against prohibition as a wet plank and urges freedom of speech incorruptible information and the people's will as key to progress.
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NEW YORK
William Jennings Bryan
Aldine Club
Bryan
senate
Mt. Bryan
Albany
Chicago
San Francisco
United States senate
United States
congress
League of Nations
league
Lloyd Brasileiros Refines Europe Service Amid North American Gains
President de Farias of the Lloyd Brasileiro stated there is no truth to reports of total European service abandonment. The company will cut European service and redeploy vessels to North America, where service has proven more profitable.
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RIO JANEIRO
de Farias
Lloyd Brazileiro
Europe
North’ America
Premier Lloyd George Coalition Plan Divides Labor
London reports Keen resentment from moderate labor leaders at Lloyd George speech endorsing Liberal Unionist coalition. They call it “preaching jelass war.” Arthur Henderson says Labor accepts the challenge and plans to raise funds, aiming to appeal to workers and sympathizers, with subscriptions totaling £2,000,000 for an early election.
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LONDON
labor
labor party
Lloyd George
Arthur Henderson
house of commons
Nevada 15 Praised by Silver Expert
Jerome Wolf, a silver expert, writes of Nevada praising Tonopah and Belmont profits, Divide fortunes, and Nevada's vast mineral wealth. He extols Reno as a thriving city with schools, university, Y M C A, churches, banks, electric power, and modern infrastructure, praising governance and overall prosperity.
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Nevada
Reno
Fremont Messenger
Fremont
Ohio
Jerome Wolf
Wolf
A. A. Codd
Tonopah
Tonopah Belmont
Tonopah Extension
divorce j court
aea
state university
Mackay School of Mines
Nevada state experimental station
Nebraska University Raises Salaries for Faculty
Lincoln March 19 The University of Nebraska will raise average annual salaries for its 211 professors from 1972.50 to 2438.50 a year an increase of about 26 percent approved by the board of regents to fund a salary budget for all university employees Most increases take effect in April partial details provided by university officials
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LINCOLN
Neb
University of Nebraska
board of regents
German Revolution Strife Ends With Gov Embrace
Berlin reports say the general strike is off as the government grants far reaching concessions to the Independent Socialists. Earlier Berlin tallies place deaths near two thousand as clashes widen across the city with troops and police amid tense streets and barricades.
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LGNDON
Germany
Berlin
Spanish magistrates plan to strike over salaries
Madrid reports a strike movement brewing among Spain's judges and magistrates due to government inaction on salary increases in the justice ministry budget. A Barcelona meeting formed a committee to extend the movement to other cities.
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MADRID
Spain
ministry of justice
Barcelona
Imperator Overhaul Ordered After List Is Found Again
Southampton March 19 Aboard the steamship Imperator returning from New York authorities will require another overhaul as the ship’s list from its last voyage remains. Her next sailing has been cancelled and the vessel has not yet been relieved of the list observed previously.
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SOUTHAMPTON
England
Imperator
New York
Atlantic
Fight Will Be Bitter Over Delaware Suffrage Vote
Dover March 20 Alexander P Corbit speaker of the Delaware house and a farmer predicts the suffrage amendment will be ratified by Delaware. He says the vote will be driven by party expediency and national sentiment though he declines to reveal his own vote. He warns the fight will be bitter and could stretch for a week after the legislature convenes.
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DOVER
Del
Delaware
Alexander P. Corbit
Delaware house
Changes in Liturgical Practice at Lutheran St Luke's
Rev F E Martens explains the shift toward more musical services and fuller congregational participation at Lutheran St Luke's. The article outlines the Introït Kyrie Gloria Patri Confession Collect scripture reading offertory and lord's prayer with emphasis on collective engagement and clear singing rather than mumbling.
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F. E. MARTENS
Martens
Lutheran St. Luke's church
Hvangetteui Lutheran
Musie
Satan
Jesus
Essen Captured by Regulars in Battle
News dispatches from March 20 report Essen fallen to Spartacan regulars after a 24 hour battle. Dusseldorf also captured as government forces retreat. Allies prepare to advance into Germany if quiet not restored, with Leipsic cleared and workers’ losses heavy.
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BRUSSELS
Essen
Aix-le-Chapelle
Dusseldorf
R Rhine
Cologne
AMSTERDAM
Krapp
Muenster
committee of action
LONDON
Alles
Strassburgland Metz
Germany
Exchange
Leipsie
COPENHAGEN
Leipsic
Dresden
Hamburg
Diaz Leader Surrenders in Vera Cruz Pacification
Washington reports Robert Cejudo, head of Felix Diaz rebel forces in Vera Cruz, has surrendered unconditionally to the Mexican government. The embassy said the surrender signals the pacification of Vera Cruz. Also, a new trial motion was filed for seven convicted in Centralia Armistice Day tragedy case, with arguments awaited Monday.
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WASHINGTON
Robert Cejudo
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Cejudo
W. W
MONTESANO
Wasa
Warren C. Grimm
Centralia
atorney
George F. Vanderveer
Sherry and Sorensen Wrestling Bout Sparks Reno Interest
The Sherry Sorensen match set for next Friday at Eagles hall draws Reno wrestling fans after recent bouts. Sorensen carries momentum from defeating the Balkan Lion and is a slight local favorite, with Sherry holding a 1 1 split record. The bout will continue until one man wins two falls or a referee declares a no contest, with J W Edwards likely to officiate.
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Sherry
J. W. Edwards
Elkton High School Wins Championship
Elkton High School defeated Madison High School thirty one to twenty to win the South Dakota state high school basketball championship in Huron. The Elkton team will represent South Dakota in the interstate meet at Madison Wisconsin.
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S. D
Elkston high school
Huron
Madison high school
South Dakota
Madison
Wis
Boone
Clendenning
Macomb
high
Elsin
academy
Central tigh
Minneapolia
Crefordsville
Stivers
Dayton
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