New York Assembly Expels Five Socialist Members
Albany April 1 five Socialist members were voted out of the New York Assembly amid dramatic scenes. Gouls Waldman August Claessens Chariva Solomon Samuel Dewitt and Samuel Ore faced individual expulsions with charges of disloyalty. Majority votes ranged from 101 to 19 to 118 to 38. The ousted will appeal to courts while awaiting November elections.
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George R. Holmes
Ayeram Donal Nes
Albany
N. Y
State Assembly
New York Assembly
Assembly
Gouls Waldman
Vrotoky
Samuel Dewitt
Samuel Ore
Socialiat Party
Jawa
New York
Lees
Mathers
Waldman
Laula Waldman
Sweet
Socialist Party
Ous
Sodalivty
Victor L. Beni
Congress
Wisconsin
Aosenblg
Smith
Tittle Actioo
Ite
Newris Hillquit
Saranac Lake
Seymour Stedman
Chicagey
Chicago
Capitol
Sulzer
Pame
Sexslas
Fretyene
Syexker Sweet
Acton
Customs: Men Released Reds Without Bail
A migration committee probes charges against radicals awaiting deportation. Representatives Johnson Wall and Eaker review records as several detainees released on their own recognizance. Evidence suggests I.W.W. ties to the Communist party and calls for overthrow. committee argues I.W.W. deportable.
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Pashington
Hlonge Trmigration Committee
Botenu
Johson
Washington
Wall
Colorado
Eaker
California
New York
Pacific Court
Johnson
Rir
Soreign
Dt Ja Vh
Ifw.w
I. W
Comiduniar Party
Leluz
Wilson
Lorne
Vinlente
Trnmisration Comumittee
Arrest of Obregon Follows Assault on Bonillas
Gen Obregon candidate for Mexico's presidency was arrested at Tampico after an assault on Ambassador Doulas near Mexico City Tuesday night. Gen Benjamin Hill and other Obregonistas were reportedly arrested by Carranza officers in Mexico City and elsewhere. Federal troops were offered to Mexico City from Monterey Torreon Saltillo and Nuevo Laredo.
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Obregon
Mexico
Benn
Tampiceo
Ambassador Doulas
Benjamin Hill
Carranz
Monterey
Torreon
Saltillo
Nuevo Vareda
Texan Honored by President Wilson Nomination to Switzerland
Washington D C April 1 The President sent a nomination to the Senate this afternoon naming Hampson Garr of Texas as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Switzerland and appointing him to a second consul general position at Calry.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Switzerland
Hampson Garr
Texas
Calry, Rey
Sonora Threatens Secession From Mexican Government
Report from Guayabera indicates Sonora prepares armed hostilities against Carranza regime. Gov. de la Huerta and Gen. P. Elias Carlos mobilize forces along Sonora Sinaloa line, about 5 000 troops, while 2 506 reinforcements arrive via Pancho Villa to back Sonoran troops. Gen Calles pledges support, warning of potential revolution with secession as aim. National crisis centers on Governor de la Huerta’s bid to maintain state control amid Carranza backlash.
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Gua Prieta
Mexico
Carranza
Sonora
Mexican Republic
de la Huerta
P. Elias Carlos
Sonora-Sinaloa
Senora
Pancho Villa
Calles
Grma
Aeginet
Craltay
Carranss
Gen Callas
de Te Etuerta
Republic of Mexico
British Send Warships To Belfast Amid Ireland Turmoil
London reports ships anchor in Belfast harbor as Ireland heats up. Lloyd George and Ian MacPherson warned of cross cautions after Cork mayor McCurtain’s killing. British troops massing across southern Ireland. Sinn Fein denies ties to violence while predicting more turmoil.
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London
Belfast
The
Star Today
Bandits Seize $45,840 Payroll In Kansas City Hold Up
In Kansas City Missouri three armed bandits intercepted a taxi carrying Swift and Co payroll messengers from Drovers National Bank through Intercity Viaduct. They forced the messengers to surrender the bag of cash totaling $45,840 as a crowd of about a hundred witnesses watched.
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Kansas City, Mo
Swift & Co
National Benk
Intercity Viaduct
C. A. McCabe
Fred Eaken
National Bank
Delaware House votes 22 to 9 against 19th amendment
Delaware lawmakers defeat the federal suffrage amendment 22 to 9 with three nonvotes and one absence. The refusal ends Delaware’s bid to be the thirty sixth state to ratify, shifting focus to other states after Mississippi’s setback. Suffrage advocates and party caders had urged passage during the special session.
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HOUSE
Jos Ver, del
Delaware House
Assembly
Mississippi
Pinner
Delaware
Bodyguard to Attorney General Described in Fragment
A fragment notes Timmte Gallagher serving as the bodyguard to the Attorney General in Washington for about a year since an anarchist bombing struck the Attorney General and his family. The passage references a woman and a bomb incident linked to the case.
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Timmte Gallagher
United States
Mr. Palmer
Washington
Injunction Issued Over Red River Boundary Dispute
The U S Supreme Court placed valuable lands in the Red River Valley under a Federal receiver to prevent state interference as it determines the Texas Oklahoma boundary. Oklahoma and the Federal Government seek inclusion of all lands, with a 100000 dollar bond set for the receiver. Oil and gas production paused pending court plans and private owner interests are urged to file responses. The move follows concerns over patent land and potential losses to holders.
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Washington, D. C
Red River Valley
United States
Oklahoma
Texas
United States Supreme Court
Faaeh al Tatemaan Af Chiesa Farmer i
Philadelphia Sunday papers raise price to 10 cents
Owing to rising costs of producing newspapers in Philadelphia the Sunday editions will increase to 10 cents. The article notes a dramatic rise in print paper costs, totaling over 4 million dollars in the past four years, with the latest charge taking effect from April 4.
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Ina Berome
Philadelphia
Organization of Texas Cavalry Division Rapid
A telegram from Austin reports rapid progress in organizing the Texas Cavalry Division. Generals Tob Ay Helen and TE Wolters, with Houston HQs, confer with Governor Hobby and Adjutant General Cope on the work. The Supreme Council offered the League of Nations a mandate for Armenia in a report to the Peace Conference.
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Neves
Austin
Tex
Tob Ay Helen
Taran Cavalry
Courae
TE Wolters
Int Casalry
Tesng National Guaté
Houston
Governor Hobby
WV. D. Cope
Hulan
Armenia
Lordon
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
League of Nationa
Peport
Britain forced to deal with leaders in Asia Minor
April 1 report from Constantinople says British forces seek talks with Mustafa Kemal to resolve demand for Turkish withdrawal from Thrace and Smyrna. Nationals press for nationalist control of lands, with ministers and MPs traveling to meet Kemal. Greek casualties and unrest cited as Turkish resistance grows during negotiations.
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San Antonio Evening News
Chicago Tribune
Chimgo Tribune
Constantinople
Turkey
Great Britain
Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal
Mustapha
Thrace
Smyrna
Bara Yoxit Bey
Melis
Flotel
Kroecker
Mustanha
Sin
Lefne
Seebe
Salihly
Wilvon
Judge Mims Qualified as Secretary of State
Austin April 1 Appointment of C D Mima of Tyler Smith County as Secretary of State to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of George F Howard announced by Governor Hobby. The appointment was effective today and Judge Mims promptly qualified and was sworn in. He has been chief clerk in the Secretary of State office for two years and formerly mayor of Tyler and deputy judge of Smith County.
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Austin
Tex
C.D. Mima
Tyler
Smith County
Secretary of State
George F. Howard
Hobby
Mims
Douuty
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Goohl
Bin
Howard
San Jacinto Trust Company
Houston
Weather report for San Antonio area and surrounding states
Fragmented weather page reports tonight and Friday fair conditions with warm to cool temperatures. Notes widespread rain across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, and northern Mississippi, with heavy rain in the Deep South and parts of the Delta. Forecasts freezing temperatures in extreme north and frost in the north west Friday.
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San Antonio
Dimialah
Ipm
Texas
Fenool
Padmera
Gewerilly
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Misates Typi
Louisiana
Georgia
Stome
Sinduna
Deaatne
Foosa
Los
Mississippi
Aberdeen
Columbus
Corinth
Guteuril
Holly Springs
Lat
Arkangas
Pine Burtt
Camden Li
Monroe
Minden
Covington
Hernando
Bolivar
Tate
Four Arrested For Grain Leak Indictments Probed
A federal grand jury in Washington D C handed down indictments against four men two minor government officials who have resigned and two outsiders The case stems from Justice Department investigations prompted by disclosures that decisions at the United States Supreme Court were leaked to a Walk Street group The indicted include M J Harwood Graves an attorney in the postoffice division E B Moses attorney and Washington businessman and EM Mayer a former U S Army major and president of the Federal Supply Company Officials indicated prosecutions may follow and the men were expected to appear voluntarily within a day or two
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Washington, D.C
Federal
Grand Jury
Department of Justice
International News Service
Walk Street
United States
Melenna
United States Supreme Court
M J. Harwood Graves
Pe- Sai
Department of Turtlee
EB. Moses
Washington
EM. Mayer
United States Army
Federal Supply Ompany
Department of iTustice
Silver Haire d Man Loses Bird in Gilded Cage
An aging Chicago caterer once allied with wealth loses his wife to her youthful former lover. He had given her a lavish home and gifts but the pull of youth leads to a heartbreak in a gilded life.
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George XL
Brodalun
Teo
Bradshaw
Monw
Hradnhan
Bradyhiwn
Ray Kerwin
Resolution of Peace Favored by Committee
A House resolution seeking a end to the state of war with Germany was favorably reported by the Ways and Means Committee. The measure, drafted after cross‑party talks, sets a 45 day window for Germany to notify the United States of war termination and to waive claims, with the President empowered to declare progress if Germany fails to notify. The plan outlines economic measures including a boycott and restoration of trade relations pending Versailles terms.
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McRbert
W. Walker
Srena Ktal
WY Shnetos
D.C
Myuge
United States
Germany
Porter Whl
House
Senate
Wilby Boot
John Barrett Moore
I J
Lundery
Alysk
Hig
Ld Drcete
Verssillen
Germanyy
Wesel Falls to Teutons After Sharp Fighting
Red troops recapture Wesel with Bavarian units surrendering rather than fight workers. Berlin workers councils vote to postpone general strike while remaining ready for action. Radical leaders say time not ripe for showdown. Ebert government promised reforms. Reports claim Reds may advance, mining rails and destroying coal, with fears of Entente tensions and government intervention.
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Hvearty News
Chicago
Trituean
Chicago Tripune
Essen
Red
Wesel
Teo
Frank Mason
International News Service
Berlin
Ae Ee
Ebert
Red Army
Eutenta
Roikee
Ara
Ees
Sentias
West
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Cork
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Daniel O'Connell
Thenal
Dublin
Sinn Feito
Sinn Fein
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Ruyaus
Edders
Thomas MaCurtain
von Jetty
Mr. McCartain
Kansas City
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Agher
Red Miver
Joan W. Hornsby
Dfatriet
Jndse Seorge Calhoun
Travis County
Tax
Red River
Hornsby
Cin 8
Supreme Court of the United States
Feceiver
PHILA
Texas Cavalry Division
Britain
House Foreign Affairs Body
Teuton
George Heldes
Chleage Telbune
Chleaxe Troune
Via-Rerling
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Cee
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