Fall of Odessa Dramatic Naval Barrage Surrounds City
Dramatic Bolshevik capture of Odessa follows a four day naval barrage as ships pound the harbor outskirts. American and British aid attempt to shield residents, refugees flood to ships bound for Constantinople, while Bolshevik troops push street by street through the city and violence erupts among civilians and volunteers.
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London
Guainisfum
Constantinople
American Red Cross
Talbott
Hear Adachtall McCully
South
Russia
Ted Cross Cautela
James Irving
G. K. Floyd
L. M. Foster
Chicago
TM. W. Bryan
F. W. Calder
Charles Bourbrook
Amecican Legition
Ac Tuchar
Erkers
Charles Tawlkae
Harry Kaa
V. Mo Cy A
Odesan
Marob Tube
Amilwanker
McCully
Sidy
Nolsheviki
Abit
A. Bi
Semanelle
Ajax
Bessarabia
Sheviki
Odessa
Serbia
Two Men Die As Barge Sinks Off Mobile Gulf
MOBILE Alt March 3 The tank er Calvert reports the barge Mango towed by her sank in the Gulf of Mexico off Mobile Bar drowning two men. Calvert from Port Arthur also reports barge Maracay bottom up off Mobile Bar and fears for the Dutch tug Ajax.
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Gulf
Mobile
Mobile Alt
Calvert
Gulf Refining Company
Mango
Gulf of Mexico
Mobile Bar
Port Arthur
Ajax
Bonus Hearing Sparks House Debate in D C
In Sturgton, D C March 2 a wild hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee devolved into a wordy clash over a veterans bonus. Edward Hale and lawmakers sparred over statements by Franklin D Olier, with critics alleging misinformation as representatives pressed for tax increases to cover the cost. The session grew heated as members challenged each other and warned of burdens on taxpayers and the farming regions, while discussing the scope of the proposed bonus and related tax implications.
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Sturgton
D. C
Treadway
Massachusetts
Hale
Garner
Texas
Fordney
Hull
Tennessee
Representative Green
Iowa
Middle West
Lainey
Ullinois
Althoug
Gems and propaganda found on Soviet courier bound for New York
State documents presented to the Senate committee reveal three million rubles in diamonds and Bolshevist organizing instructions on a captured Soviet courier from Moscow to New York. Anton Notieroff, seized near Riga December 18, carried propaganda and private messages urging armed action and demobilized soldiers to prepare for conflict with capitalist forces.
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Washington
B. C
United States
Moscow
New York
Senate
Anton Notieroff
Santirew
Riga
Ludwig Martens
Boro
Kotterott
Lis Valise
Mengige
Ab Tiga
Ella
Bown
Congress
Oor
Merg Cultural Societis Feoton Alee Iis
Grove
Lacrosse
Wis
John Olson
Wilson Sees High Prices During Washington Outing
President Wilson rode through Washington and saw a butcher shop sign offering forks at 33 cents a pound. He told Dr Grayson that he knew the cost of living was high but such signs bring it home.
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Pvashington
Bdc
Washington
Grayson
Release of 1200 Men From Southern Department
Fragmented OCR notes claim 1200 men in the Southern Department are to be released or reassigned, with references to divisions, personnel counts, and unclear orders. Details are garbled, but indicate a large downsizing or reshuffle impacting multiple units and personnel.
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Department
Ibs
Sereda Etre
Teva Jate
Oiphs
Travis
Lene
Foxes
Premiers favor liberal policy toward Germany economy aid
London March 3 Prime Minister Lloyd Georges plan for a more liberal attitude toward Germany in enforcing the Versailles treaty and in economic rehabilitation has begun to bear fruit. The council of premiers prepared a statement emphasizing that Germany must be restored to economic prosperity. The deliberations also touched on Russia and the Adriatic situation with terms of peace under discussion.
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London
Lloyd George
Germany
Council of Premiers
Russia
Miller
Gourmes Clemenczay
Turkey
Miers
Greece
Adriatic
Adlcck
Ancor
al- Ned
Trumbitch
Wilson
Belgrade
Italy
Piome
Mune
Jugosiotis
Hunting Trip Proves Fatal Near Roosevelt Texas
Thomas Garrett of Coleman Texas was shot and fatally wounded while hunting turkeys in Kimble County near Roosevelt. Dr Glenn, a companion, mistook rustling underbrush for game and fired. Garrett died at midnight. W L Oliver an undertaker aided at the scene and arranged burial in Coleman.
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Menard
Tex
Thomas Garrett
Coleman
Texas
Roosevelt
Kimble
Hove
Glens
Wifortubare
Garrett
Worters
Glenn
Hind
W. L. Olver
Attempt on life of Hungarian former premier Friederich
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Budapest reports an assassination attempt on former Hungarian premier Friederich. The attempt failed. Friederich held office before the Huszar regime but was ousted amid fears he favored restoring the monarchy.
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Ondon
Friederich
Hungary
Budapest
Huszar
Girl Artist From This City Wins National Prize
Miss Gluey Maverick of San Antonio won the $14 first prize in the land decorated fabrics class at the Art Alliance of America's national competition. Her jade green, tomato red, and dark purple panel depicts a Mexican adobe house and figures. The prize piece plus 417 other works by 718 competitors across 16 states will hang at 10 Bathouth Street, New York, March 6 onward.
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Art Alliance of America
Gluey Maverick
San Antonio
Maverick
Bark
Bathouth Street
New York
Albert Bhim
Gannt
Java
Stewart Curlin
Brooklyn Museum of Fine Arts
J. Hanson
H. B. Mal. Hinson and Company
Edward Mo Mayer
A. Tellerani Company
Chartee B
Prendergast
Agitat
Jesse. F. Turner
Konwit
Telleran Company, and M, Bd, C. Stawfnrl
Wilson Leaves White House For First Ride In Months
President Wilson for the first time in about six months went for an automobile ride from the White House accompanied by Mrs Wilson and Dr Cary Grayson with Secret Service. The hour long trip passed quietly with secrecy at the executive mansion.
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D. C
Searly
Wasenent Wiises
White House
Wilson
Cary J. Grayson
Grayson
Witte Howe Grounds
Siw
Doe
Meilong
Himc
CBE
Aon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wales
Whabington
Drayson
Talen
Washington
Graydon
Richest Indian Weds But Decree May Be Annulled
A wealthy Indian in Oklahoma said to be a millionaire wed Anne Laure Howe from Coffeyville Kansas. The ceremony may be annulled as Cato Sells Indian Commissioner plans action, arguing the groom is a ward of the United States like a minor. Alledged kidnapping rumors surfaced after the elopement.
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Oklahoma
Etcoud
Henryetta
Kan
Anne Laure Howe
Coffeyville
Cato Sells
Vayn
Barnett
United States
Mary Pickford Granted Divorce in Minden Nevada
Mary Pickford, noted actress, was granted a divorce here Monday night from her husband Owl Moore. The separation was on grounds of desertion. Pickford had been in Minden since February 15 with her mother present, establishing residence prior to that time.
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Minden
Nevana
Mary Pickford
Owl Moore
Zamona
German war guilty ordered to report
The State Attorney at Leipzig today issued a call for all offenders named in the Allied war crimes case to report their home addresses to the Leipzig dort immediately. The prosection is conducted by the new Supreme Court at Leipzig as part of war crimes proceedings.
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Gerlin, Machh
Supreme Court
Leipzig
Weathering a cyclonic storm across the plains
A broadly defined cyclonic storm centered over Kansas brings cloudy skies and a swift eastward surge. Winter temperatures and blustery winds accompany the system with snow reported in multiple western states and subfreezing readings across the central regions.
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Mississippi
Kansas
Texas
Tennessee
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Mexico
North Dakota
Canedinky
Typewriter Dealer Ad From 2012 Commerce Street
A. F. Beyer of 2012 W Commerce advertises Typewriters and Edison products including eriphobs and ecopde items, presenting a small local classified style sale notice.
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A. F. Beyer
W. Commerce
Edison
Strauss Resigns Reserve Board Post in Washington
Albert Strauss, governor of the Federal Reserve, resigns his reserve board seat announced in Washington. Friends say he left to work as a war laborer and return to personal affairs. President Wilson had not yet accepted the resignation. It remains unclear when Strauss will leave.
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Washington
D. C
Maren
Albert Strauss
Tle
Hla
Wilson
Wilte Hauge
Straasa
Striuss
Robbery at Lavington home in Kansas City
Police seek four Black suspects and a nonresident accomplice after a 31 ft safe and jewelry valued around 33,000 were taken from restaurant owner Robert Lavington. Thieves used a motor trick to abduct the strong box and contents from the Lavington residence.
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Kansas City
Mareth
Robert Lavington
Lavington
Aspirants Not Deterred By Wilson Move
President Wilson plans to leave the White House next year and will not seek a third term. Democratic leaders discuss candidates for the nomination, with Attorney General Palmer as a possible contender, while the party waits for the San Francisco convention to shape its choice.
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William Philip Simms
Nut
Mike
Oli
William G. McAroo
Jong Thae
Herbert Toover
Uytl Hoever
Vankallet
Hie
Gossin
Mitchell Palmer
Regitient
San Francsco
Bia
Toas
Duat
Amoke Cleara
Democratc
Rif
Jt Iz
White House
Pia
San Francisco
Gener Palmer
Wite Howes
Wilson
Jamnicn Hia
Finances of State Quarter Totals and Disbursements
A telegram from Austin reports state finances for the quarter ending February 28, 1920. Total funds amount to 16.6 million dollars in cash plus 76,082,786 in bonds. disbursements reach 187,443 in cash and 60,093 in other items, detailing categories like General Revenue, school funds, prison commission, Confederate pensions, and highway funds. In Topeka, Maj Leigh Hunt of Kansas City, a former 110th Engineers member, enters the gubernatorial race as a leading business figure and Horton Cement Company head.
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Newn
Austin
Tex
Prison Commission
Ighway
Hunt
Kan Topeka
Kan
Maj
Leigh Hunt
Kansas City
Maj. Hunt
110Th Engineers
France
Sis
Businss
Horton ‘Cement Company
Kansay City
Food Expert Demonstrates Youthful Figures At Cooking School
In the Wolff & Marx Building Evening News-Express Cooking School session, Florence Austin Chase, renowned culinary expert, delivers a program on weight reduction and complexion. She addresses women’s hopes for slender figures and lasting beauty, urging practical steps amid enthusiastic applause.
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Wolff & Marx
Evening News-Express
Florence Austin Chase
Araa Mine
Chase
Joe
Chaxe
Myre
von Mon
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Tackson Barnett
Hubby
Okishoran
Oklahomia
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