Former Emperor Carl stakes everything to regain Hungarian throne
Paris dispatches report former Emperor Carl seizing western Hungary and mobilizing 30,000 men toward Budapest with support from General Dehars troops. Rumors say a dictatorship is declared in western Hungary while Regent Borthy faces ultimatum. Jugo Slavia and Romania threaten war. Austria vows to oppose Carl as parliament is summoned.
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Roumania
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Jugo-Slavia
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Austria
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Oklahoma House Recommends Impeachment of Governor Robertson
Oklahoma City March 31 The Oklahoma house special investigating committee urged impeachment of Governor Robertson for alleged corruption. The house will review the report at ten oclock Friday morning. Also notes on five trivial accidents and local activities including a food sale by Girls Circle of First Christian Church at Gross Millers.
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Oklahoma House of Representatives
Robertson
House
Gross- Millers
Girls Circle of
First Christian Church
Thief Clipped Woman's Hair in Dallas Suburb
In Oakcliffe near Dallas on March 31 a nighttime thief snipped hair from Mrs. B. Vinson to within an inch of the scalp without waking her or her husband. The crime was reported from Dallas County.
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B. Vinson
Oakcliffe
Frost forecast for Dallas and North Texas tonight
A new frost is expected around Dallas and other North Texas areas tonight unless cloud cover develops. The Weather Bureau issued the forecast as cold air moves in from the west. W. P. Thaxton, returning from El Paso, is in town for several days on business. The First Presbyterian Church will hold its annual congregational meeting at 7:30 p.m. with reports and officer elections.
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W. P. Thaxton
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Dallas cook shoots woman and kills himself in Dallas
In Dallas on March 31 Tom L. Dalton a Rusk Texas cook shot at Mrs Margaret Stewart in front of First Church after his attempt to coerce her to leave Dallas. Believing her dead he then shot himself near the unconscious woman, who fainted from the bullet through her hat. The case followed reports of prior pressure on the woman by Dalton.
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Texas
Margaret Stewart
Tom L. Dalton
Rusk
Dalton
Roswell to field a fast baseball team this spring
Roswell plans for a real baseball team this spring and summer with Les Tinsley as manager. He has pitched professionally and is currently in Texas seeking strong material. The Rotary Kiwanis and Ad clubs back the effort, with a baseball commission to work with Tinsley on the proposal.
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Les Tinsley
Tinsley
Texas
Hunt Service Car Driver Found Dead Near Lawton
A four day hunt for Russell Sprague a service car driver ended with his body half buried in a creek bed northeast of Lawton Oklahoma Four persons are held at Perryton Texas in connection with the crime
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Lawton
Okla
Russell Sprague
Here
Perryton
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Fifth fire visits town Breckenridge Texas
Breckenridge Texas reports the fifth disastrous fire in three months destroying six business buildings and other property in the shack town. Loss tallies fifty thousand dollars. Crosby case slated for third trial at coming district court term set for April 18. Crosby previously convicted of manslaughter in Schafer murder. retrial ordered after absence at last verdict.
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Texas
Crosby
Stephen Crosby
Julian C. Schafer
State Supreme Court
Brice
Weather Outlook for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Generally fair tonight and Friday with warmth rising Friday. In New Mexico fair tonight, slight warming in north, frost in southeast, near freezing in extreme southeast. Friday fair and warmer in east portion. A cold area that yesterday was in Wyoming moved southeast bringing freezing temps to northern Texas. Central and southern plains readings 10 to 18 degrees below yesterday. Clearing in most districts from yesterday’s reported clouds. no precipitation in the West. No further cold air inflow into the Pecos valley expected.
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Wyoming
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Southern Plains
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Ihor
Paktay
Cleve Hallenbeek
Interesting London visit by Rhodes scholars in 1921
Donovar Richardson recounts a London trip with three Rhodes Scholars staying at a top venue. They toured Westminster Abbey and Whitehall, noted encounters with Mormon missionaries, and observed the Unknown Warrior grave. A side visit to Oxford with Dorothy Walker featured colleges, a canoe ride, and a lively city scene.
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Donovan M. Richardson
Rhodes
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United States
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Marshal Foch
Whitehall
Downing Street
Dorothy Walker
Oxford
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Rotary Club Holds Annual Election Today
The Rotary Club met at noon for the regular luncheon at Hotel Gilkeson. A $200 transfer from club treasury was approved to fund attendees at the Pueblo district conference, with Dilley and Einhart named as delegates. New by law amendments set admission fees and dues, cap active members at fifty, and require 60 percent attendance. several new members were elected. A swimming hole project was discussed with a $125 allocation pending proper arrangements.
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Hotel Gilkeson
Nickson
Will Robinson
Board of Directors
Pueblo District
Dilley
Carl Einhart
C. C.cagle
Ford
North Spring River
Missouri Avenue
Hinhart
Smith
Yean
Smyrl
J. Q. Cummins
Ernest P. Malone
Tom Hall
John Hall
Roswell
Rose
Hobbs
Horwitz
Kellabin
Low
Roswell Backstop Francis Injured. joins Louisville tryout
In Roswell word reaches that H. L. Francis, last year’s Roswell baseball backstop, was injured by a foul ball during practice while attempting a tryout with the Louisville team. He suffered a badly torn hand. The note also mentions dry weather, roofing needs, and an advertisement for Mica bestos Liquid Roof Coating.
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Francis
H. L
Chile
Roswell
Louisville
Tribute to Cardinal Gibbons Draws Thousands in Baltimore
In Baltimore on March 31 ten thousand mourners braved cold drizzle to pay last respects to Cardinal Gibbons outside the Catholic cathedral. The church, seating fifteen hundred, filled as fifty thousand filed past the casket over forty eight hours. Archbishop Glennon delivered the eulogy following a papal clergy procession from Calvert Hill.
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Calvert Hill
Alliance of Strikers May Be Formed
London reports Britain faces industrial warfare as a triple alliance of miners railroad men and transportation workers forms. Miners are ordered to strike tonight over wage cuts while meetings for transport workers and railroaders are set for Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss a sympathetic strike.
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London
Great Britain
Roswell Gun Club Opens Season With Strong First Shoot
The Roswell Gun Club held its first shoot of the season at the Country Club grounds with excellent scores for opening day. Notable results include M. W. Evans 48 of 50, W. P. Saunders 21 of 25, Sgt. Daniel 39 of 50, Joe Massie 39 of 50, Dr. Pearson 18 of 25, H. P. Saunders 18 of 25, and E. P. Malone 44 of 50. Cadets contribute scenery for The Whirlpool play at the Armory, with Cadet Paul G. Horgan and Harold Hurd Jr. shaping the sets and Cadet Horgan conducting the orchestra for a program featuring works such as the Poet and Peasant Overture.
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H. P. Saunders
E. P. Malone
Armory
Paul G. Horgan
Harold Hurd, Jr
Montana
Dobbs & Son
Institute
Lange
Braman
Baker
Hibberd
Fletcher
Hilton
Noon
Wood
Cadet Horgan
Italy debates Giolitti workmen control plan in parliament
Italy's bid to grant workers a say in industries faces stalemate as Giolitti's proposal wobbles between industrialists and labor. A nine member control commission for eleven major sectors would oversee hiring and firing, with workers and engineers to fill seats and no political or religious bias allowed. The bill, the most advanced effort to date to balance capital and labor, awaits final form amid government changes.
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Rome
Italy
Giolitti
Commission
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