Soviet Government Favored by British Communists
British Communist leaders declared support for a Soviet form of government for Britain during a conference, praising world revolution and urging solidarity among workers. The resolution condemned capitalism amid ongoing industrial depression and highlighted goals tied to the Third International's drive for world transformation.
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Church International News Service
Stat Carseopuniiens
Ondon
Chairman McManus
Serene Puntene Amaremese Sucorens
Britain
McManta
Noriey
Suce Neva
Mognaw
Navy to Cut to 15000 Men and Save Millions
A House appropriations subcommittee today reported plans to trim the Navy to 15000 enlisted personnel and reduce expenditures by about 175 million dollars next year. Most savings are linked to wrecking arms contracts and mothballing aging vessels, with 65000 troops proposed for mainstay personnel and reductions targeted at ships and auxiliary craft. The plan, backed by Secretary Denby, aims for a smaller but more efficient fleet while avoiding drastic cuts to commissioned officers.
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Lawrence M. Benedict
Shing
D.C
Kelly
Michigan
Lie
Tony
Narr Denby
Harding
Annastle
Denby
Sant
Pharleston
Brett
Weil
Plans to action on soldier bonus delay in Congress
Republican leaders defer action on the soldier bonus until President Harding returns from Florida. Conf idence and meetings rise as White House talks are set for Sunday night to seek a unanimous path. Mandell mobilizes Republicans to be in Washington by Monday for a possible vote. Speaker and committee leaders plan consultations before the White House briefing.
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International News Service
Hingyon
Dlc
Res Publian
House
Ardins
Tomorr
Florida
White House
Mandell
Republicas
Wushlupgten
Ways and Mana
Crairian
House Republican Organization
Gillett
Harding
Harding Returns to Capital Amid Political Clashes
President Harding, amid a period of Congressional deadlock and partisan tension, is expected to return to Washington to relay his remedy for the rift with Congress. The administration faces a rebalanced dynamic as the executive and legislative branches navigate post-crisis oversight and policy goals.
Benefit concert for city schools music department
Readers learn of an Evening News benefit concert to raise funds for the public schools music department. Proceeds will buy phonographs for schools lacking them. A student voice supports the event, highlighting its aim to improve classroom music resources.
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Mary Carter
Evening News
Benefit recital tickets on sale at local shops
Tickets for a Evening News benefit concert to raise funds for purchasing musical instruments for public schools are on sale at Gunter Hotel Cigar Stand Summers Drug Stores Wagner’s Drug Stores Nos. 1 and 2 Dreiss Drug Store Fischer Drug Store Milburn Drug Store and other outlets in San Antonio. Proceeds support schools with underfunded music programs.
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Evening News
Gunter Hotel
Wagner's
Dreiss Drug
Fischer Drug Store
Milburm Drug Store
Raid on Miami Yacht Nets Liquor Seizure Report
United States customs officials raided the yacht Patrica in Miami today seizing 505 cases of whisky valued at $70,000 aboard the vessel. In three raids, federal agents took a total of 1197 cases of liquor from the vessel and related locations.
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Mian
Maren
United States
Use Of Ear Valued At 27000 In Suit At San Antonio
Tafiel Caballero seven years old is alleged to have suffered injuries when struck by a car as he crossed a street on March 1 in San Antonio. The petition filed by Mrs Trinidad Caballero seeks damages from the San Antonio Public Service Company totaling 27000 with further compensation for future medical and living costs. The suit names Judge Smith Waylow and attorney Jim Starins as counsel for the plaintiff.
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Jose
Rinidad Caballero
Hag
San Antonio Public Service Company
Barmagea
Sith Waylow
Jum
le Starins
Ciballero
Inten
Cabellets
Horle
Thia Amoung
Beiog
Compromise verdict proposed in Obenchain case
In Los Angeles on March 18 a sixth ballot failed to settle the outcome as jurors debated a compromise verdict in the Madeleine Obenchain murder case. The proposal aimed to speed resolution and was discussed during the evening sessions to influence the trial's end.
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Obenchain
Tos Angeles
Mier Hg
Madaleine Obenceath
J. Bilton Kennedy
Aras
Three Die After Jealous Attack at Fort Worth Shops
Tes March 18. Ben R. Crow, 59, killed Joe Scott, 19, at the Fort Worth and Denver Shops after persistently pursuing his step-daughter Mary Belle Leach, 15. Crow then shot himself, ending the tragedy in the same room.
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Hie Ann Krall
Vocational School Showed Off After Training Course
A vocational school in the West End showcased student work from nine months of training by veterans unable to return to work. The exhibit featured department projects with explanations, and ribbons for top pieces. An associated event covered a baseball game between Viel Artillery and the U S Veterans Vocational School with Viel Artillery winning 11.
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Veterans
Turran
West End
Tooay
le One
Aimes
B. Ta Tibbitts
Hanglor
Te School
Llogathar
Tunges
Evhi
Viel Artillery
Camp Trevis
United States Veterans’ Vocationsl Behonl
Weather outlook with showers and cooling coastal region
The report notes a likely thundershower risk in the evening and night across Luz Aguanto area with a cooler trend from west to east. Expect partly cloudy skies elsewhere and a low around 50, with southwest winds turning north. In East Tesua, possible thundershowers this afternoon or tonight, much colder air, and a chilly Sunday with light winds and scattered showers.
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Luz Agtonto
East Tesua
Secretary of State for India Named Viscount Peel
March 18 Viscount Peel was appointed Secretary of State succeeding Edwin Montagu in the coalition government He is described as liberal and capable of wearing many roles from peer hood university gown barrister to parliamentary correspondent deputy lieutenant Yeomanry officer and more reflecting a diversified career profile
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Onion
Viscount Peel
Anata
Edwin S. Montagu
Vis
Sound Peel
Isoiberal
Eric Gedwen
Veet
Heavy forces used to prevent rioting in Nairobi
British and local police deploy heavy forces to suppress rioting in Nairobi after the arrest of an independent agitator. Streets are controlled as authorities impose a strict curfew to avert a recurrence of post-arrest disorders.
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Nairobi
London
Pine TV
T Brithyh
Pelice Gre
Africa
Ind
Tarko
Arbuckles Third Trial Looms With Alternates In Play
San Francisco March 18 jurors will hear Arbuckles murder trial with two alternates seated to replace any juror who becomes unable to serve. The plan aims to keep testimony moving despite a long, potentially month long proceeding. Still unsettled is when witnesses will begin, with selection of alternates delaying start. The article also notes a separate Atlanta murder where 33 year old Marcelli Wilts killed in bed during an unrelated incident.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Georgia
Waxlanid
Atlanta
Maren
Marcelli' Wilts
Tushalid
Lesing
Maniacs Ignite Fire At Sunnybrook Sanitarium
Chicago March 18 half a hundred inmates cheered and danced as a fire destroyed three buildings at Sunnybrook Farm Sanitarium forty miles from Chicago. Dr C M Paden suspects arson to aid escape. violent patients sent to Lake County Hospital Waukegan while others moved to Chicago. The institution on Lake Woorter was linked to a cult led by Jarob Gelibart.
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Chicago
Sunnybrook Farm Sanitatium
C. M. Paden
Mainuilling
Nother
Gwardy
Lake County Hospital
Waukegan
Chicazo
Lake Woorter
Jarob Gelibart
Man Steals Suit Changes and Departs in Houston Street Theft
Police report a man stole a suit and changed clothes near Che Tallac Shop on Went Houston Street, leaving a pair of pants and a hat behind. Detectives noted a bold retreat and questioned witnesses as they pursue the suspect for theft and disguising attire.
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Che Tallac
Houston Street
Heads of Defunct Bank Indicted in Durant Oklahoma
Indictments returned by the district court allege that Frank Lewis president F A Johnson and others including T A Blakey cashier of the First State Bank conspired to receive deposits while the bank was insolvent. The men face charges as the bank had its doors closed January 23.
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Frank Lewis
F. A. Johnson
Sasne
Tee
T. A. Blakey
Jire State Bank
Gipseu
McAdoo Named Counsel General for West Bank Group
Former Secretary of the Treasury Liam G. McAdoo, who left his law practice, has been named counsel general by a West Coast financial institutions group based in California. The appointment was announced today, highlighting his experience in finance and rail administration.
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Bank OF Italy
Prancisco
Liam G. McAdoo
The
Treasury
Rail
Calefornia
Link
Nexese
Stnti-feldy
Local ad notices stray echo at Houston Street shop
Fragmentary classified item lists wallpaper paints art supplies and window glass at 117 Houston Street. The name Buormert appears in a garbled entry, with housing and materials references suggesting a storefront or supplier advertisement amidst damaged OCR text.
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Edna Polaemus
Buormert
Alamo
Houston Street
Dublin Front Quieted After Mutiny Quelled Report
International News Service reports renewed fighting along the Ulster frontier with clashes in Fermanagh and Monaghan. Bridges destroyed telegraph wires cut railway lines blown, isolating counties.
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CNDON
Ulster Frontier
Fermanagh
Monaghan
Dublin
Man Seized as Taylor Murder Suspect Freed
A chaotic International News Service report details arrests in Calexico over a murder link to William Desmond’s case, mutiny tensions in Belfast after St Patrick’s Day, and a mutiny case involving officers and civilians. Detectives pursued a Canadian war veteran suspected of aiding the mutiny and the shooting incidents reported on Ulster’s southern border, with further updates promised on Page Two.
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Los Angeles
Auestioulog
Calexico
Yn International
Kervlet
Willkma Desmond
Dublin
Tyler
Ee Bene
King
Winn
Mutineera
Offic
Ele Armas
South
Os- Angeles
Himan
O'Connell
Diet
Nureed
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Rilevance
Taylor
Andrew Cook
Santa Ang
Lawlor
Cook
By _International News Service
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St_. Patrick's
Kyrith
Tero
Millionaire Dodge Sentenced For Speeding To Coal Pile Work
John Duval Dodge, a young millionaire, pleaded guilty to speeding and faced charges from illegal parking to a reported assault. Judge Bartlett sentenced him to five days in the House of Correction, fined $100, and revoked his driving license for one year. He was assigned to shovel coal and perform labor as punishment amid lingering civil actions.
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John Duval Dodge
House of Correction
Bartlett
Dodge
Syruur
Cotter
Assigoo
Biesides
Dede
Kealtitazon
Norial
Alto
Man Carrying Dope Believed Peddler in Texas
Arlington of San Antonio charged with transportation and possession of narcotics. On a train near Pearsall authorities allege the suspect had morphine on his person and another packet was found along the railroad right of way. Deputy United States Marshal Michael Tacon prepared to transport the accused for federal processing.
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San Antonio
Edwards Arlington
Pearsall
United States
Michal Tacon
Astleton
Auren
Second Cook Cut By Chef After Reporting Late
A worker on South Alma Street was taken to Robert Breen Memorial Hospital with a cut to the right arm, allegedly by a coworker. The assailant, a night supervisor at the hotel, admitted wielding the knife after a dispute over lateness, claiming sleepiness prevented him from waking. The incident occurred at the Robert Breen Memorial Hospital headquarters where the chef faced assault charges.
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South Alma Street
Robert Breen Memorial
Markmms
Ant
Chick
Po le
Getung
Former Legion Commander Faces Embezzlement Charge
Tex March 1 Dr Guy C Shirey Fort Worth physician held in trust by American Legion for Kerrville ex soldiers hospital returned from California. He was expected to bond today on embezzlement charge. Surrey resigned as state commander last year and called the trouble a misunderstanding. Civil suit for $2000 filed in Abilene.
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Tex
Guy C. Shirey
Fort Worth
Austin
Fimde
American Legion
Kerrville
Shirey
Gandhi Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
New Delhi report says Mohandas K Gandhi has been tried and sentenced to six years imprisonment by the authorities, with confirmation received from Amritsar. Wisconsin reports a heavy snowstorm as northern parts wake to four inches of snow, one of the worst blizzards in memory.
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London
Marcy
Mahandas K. Ghandi
Indira Ender
Wens
Ageney
Almadabad
Wisconsin
Wausaw
Win
Marci
Japan Names Younger Diplomat To Lead Tokyo Office
Japan elevates M. Vandhara to full delegate duties as Baron Shidehara takes a leave of absence. The move cues the rise of younger statesmen amid post conference consolidation, with Vandhara set to head the Tokyo Foreign Office bureau and continue Shidehara's policy aims.
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Nolan
Jeternationy News
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Wasetsarax
D. Oy
Burop
M. Vandhara
Esa
Japan
Ahlus
Hag Leen Weteuric
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Ae Prancion
Ehibusey
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Hanihara
Ubeticheke
Haitihara
Hawthern
Shantung
Washington
Sehich
Jeia
Peking
Lering
Hla
Karon
Shideiara
M. Banthara
Abangnilor
United States
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Dapan
Buel
Ham
Okuma
Tina
Cenro
Tuginese
Masien
Turelze
Burlap Bag Rate Hearing Set For April 14
A hearing will be held April 14 before an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner in Dallas Texas and before the Southwest Tariff Commission in St Louis to review burlap bag rate changes. The hearings aim to consider reductions in some commodities with no increases. dates for further notices are pending.
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Dallas
Lesa
Oklahoma Paints
Terweony Axe
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Trullus
Southwess Tariff Commission
St. Louis
Texas Paints
Attorney in fist fight with sheriff sparks probe
Kov Eldonado reported March 1 as attorney Weiskirel and Sheriff Sowt Pyr engaged in a violent clash that disrupted a district court session. Witnesses say the altercation occurred before separation and the attorney general’s office faced criticism for initiating the probe amid proceedings. Weiskirel later stated no evidence supported action against county attorneys.
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Kov
A.D. Ayers
Attorney General’s Office
District Court
Weiskirel
Attesals
Athens
Will Identifies Victim of Own Bomb at Palace Gates
OKIO March 18 A will found among the remains identifies the bomber who tried to enter the Imperial Palace grounds and was killed when his own bomb exploded. Police say the man, 23 Pujita Tomejiro, had reason to target the palace amid radical unrest and a visit by the Prince of Water. The bomber’s actions appeared to be deliberate as guards tried to intervene.
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Imperial Palace
Okio
Remaing
Pujita Tomejiro
Callirede
Umdineog
Kammaron
Pala
Guardy Sadle
Hem
Mie
Imu
Prince of Water
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