Newberry Is Sentenced To Two Years In Federal Prison
U S Senator Truman H Newberry of Michigan was convicted of election fraud and sentenced by Judge Clarence W Sessions to two years in prison and a $10000 fine. Attorneys for the defense sought a stay and a new trial, but both motions were denied. The verdict followed jury deliberations that began Thursday evening and ended at 41:20 oclock.
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Grand Rapids
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United States
Truman H. Newberry
Clarence W. Sessions
United
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Disiet Court
Mich
Michigan
United States District Court
Fred H. Henry
Flat
George & Ladd
Sturbridge
Maar
Jurer
United States Senate
Ornman H. Newberry
Henry Ford
Allege
Rural school aid rushed by Texas state board
In Austin March 10 the Texas State Board of Education, led by State Superintendent Mix Blanton, expedited aid for 1,000 rural schools with pending applications. About 3,000 of roughly 5,000 requested have been granted. 30 counties remain to be visited. Aid is conditioned on compliance with state rules, and unfulfilled cases may be withdrawn if inspections in May show noncompliance. Weather-related travel delays had hindered inspectors.
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Austin
Tex
Mix Antde Webb Blanton
Suite Board of Education
Misa Blanton
Mixx Blanton
Blanton
Red surge continues general strike in Berlin area
Berlin reports say the general strike continues with 25,000 Red troops massed near Koepenick and troops ordered to defend the capital. The government claims concessions were offered but workers reject settlements. clashes, bombings, and widespread unrest are reported across Berlin and Kiel with casualties and troop movements noted.
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London
Reuter
Berlin
Reichswehr
Kaepenick
Spartacusans
Buisheviki
I Socialiste
Cab
von Kapp
Imovement
Ety
Alexanderplat
Autor
Daily Express
Vera Cruz pacified as Cejuio surrenders to Mexican government
Washington reports that the Felix Diaz faction has suffered a deadly blow as rebel leader Roberto Cejuio surrendered unconditionally. The Mexican embassy states the entire state of Vera Cruz is evacuated and pacified. In other notes, Villa forces claim advances toward Torreon and Durango with reports of clashes and captured towns. Seventy-five Villistas are reported killed in Bachimba Canyon, with Nicolau Fernandez wounded and captured.
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Felix Diaz
Roberto Cejujo
DE. C
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Roberto Cejuio
Sermosillo
Francisco Villa
Voederal
Cast
Torreon
Nile
Durango
Forrean
Chibuahua City
Villa
Larde
Paiscia Gomez
EL Paso
Tes
Federan
Bachimba Canyon
A. R. Sandoval
Nicolau Fernandez
Villixtas
Sandoval
Manuel M. Diguez
Nee
Sonora
Tguado Noria
Saganes
Sandovai
Resolution of Peace Up in House Washington DC
A House resolution introduces a joint measure to resume peace with Germany, repeating the April 8 1917 war declaration. It requires Germany to recognize US treaty rights or the President may halt trade credit and relations. No pledge of military alliance is stated. escalation would be treated as a European crisis.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Germany
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Europe
Giant Caproni plane to be flown to Kelly Field
A giant Caproni bombing plane larger than any flown here will soon come from Ellington Field near Houston to Kelly Field. It will be ferried by pilots Sarsas Frierson and George M. Palwer in two DeHavilland craft, with four airmen and two mechanics aboard, supported by four Das. The Caproni, stored since Ellington’s closure, compares in size to the NC-4 and the Vickers-Vimy bomber, reflecting wartime aviation’s reach.
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Ahle
San Antonio
Kelly Field
Ellington Field
Houston
Ellington
Air Service
Caproni
Bendamoin R. Morton
George J. McGowan
Irving C. Stenson
Atlantic
Sir John Alcock
Weather Outlook For San Antonio And The West Gulf
A detailed regional forecast notes tonight remains fair with warmer readings in the northwest portion and cooler in the northern areas. Sunday is expected to be warmer, with pleasant conditions continuing tonight and into Sunday across San Antonio and the West Gulf states.
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Lenight
Sanday
de Ceeressyes
SMM
Essaenee
Todas
East Gulf
Atlantlc
North Atlantic Ocean
New York
Econiaytrania
Brownsville
Panhandle
Washington
West Gulf States
Oklahoma
West
Sonudur
Revolt Linked to Erzberger in German Dispatches
Dispatches from Germany claim Erzberger helped provoke revolt against the Ebert government. The report accuses Matthias Erzberger, former finance minister, of discrediting regimes for personal profit and accelerating upheaval. Helfferich denounces Erzberger while the verdicts on Erzberger drift amid charges and political strife.
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Germany
Ebert
Apiinet
Matthias
Kerberger
Helfferich
Ae Erzberger
Nancey
Semneerer
Hbel
Erzberger
High Court Tax Decision Attacked by Senator Capper
Washington March 20 Supreme Court ruling allowing dividends as stock tax free drew fire from Senator Arthur Capper Republican of Kansas who called it insulting and brazen. He said it lets profit gouging corporations dodge taxes and doubles their capital stack forcing the public to pay more. Capper charged the decision saves half a billion to aid war debts and blames big business slackers.
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Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Casper
Capper
Frozen body found on lake's sand near Coke Shore Drive
A well dressed young woman was found frozen on the lake sand at Coke Shore Drive. The body lay near the water, with no signs of violence or struggle evident. Police initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the woman's death.
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CACO
Chicago
Coke Shore Drive
Marie
President declines comment after treaty defeat
Washington March 20 The treaty was delivered to Secretary Tumulty at the White House by Senate Secretary George A. Sanderson. After a conference with the President Tumulty announced no statement would be made on the treaty’s defeat. Senate leaders indicated Wilson could return the measure to the Senate or pursue a referendum or new negotiations with Germany.
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Ashington
D. C
Tumulty
White House
George A. Sanderson
Senate
Radicals Gain Power in War Against Ebert
A semiofficial Berlin dispatch says Chancellor Ebert plans to reorganize his cabinet when he returns. Fighting across Germany intensifies with severe clashes between immigrants and government troops in the Ruhr and near Greslach. A Dresden report notes a Communist republic proclaimed in Vogtlang as part of upheaval, with Imperial President Ebert’s return still uncertain.
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EP 1
Dresden Digitateh
Gircettan
Hewit
Eberr
Bertin
Twa
Jury Sentences Dunlap for Camp Murder in San Jose Bathhouse
The jury, after 16 hours deliberation, found Mint Dunlap guilty of murdering Wil Camp near the San Jose bathhouse on January 27. He received a life term in the state penitentiary. Dunlap’s attorneys plan a motion for a new trial and potential appeal if denied. Camp was shot after a late night summons. defense proposed insanity, citing family history of mental instability. Prosecution contends self defense claimed by Dunlap, who surrendered to authorities after the incident. Ekaterinodar scene notes Soviet troops occupying Ekaterinodar in a separate dispatch.
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Mint Dunlap
Wil
San Joep
V'Clack
Merting
Dunlap
Hurlee
San Jose
Denisp
Pimlay
Kane
Uredeitur
Sizin
Danian
Dvitlin
Rug
Thin Toory
Avery
Houston
Lewis
Shtewelk
Emery ‘Koviet Tenons Ottupy Ekaterinodar
London
Ekaterinadar
Streets of Berlin Turned Into Slaughtering Pen
Reports from Germany describe violent disorders tied to Soviet government tensions. Armed workers seized Essa after two days of fighting. over 200 killed and many wounded. Authorities warn the situation remains tense with clashes across Berlin and surrounding towns as troops and civilians suffer casualties.
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Berlin
Carl D. Groat
Unite Press
Germany
Essa
Ragial
Demasral
Stunis
Gmten
Tery
Brenter
Ortorteyl
Langen-Salaa
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