Palm Sunday Tornado Claims Forty Eight Victims in Georgia
Death toll from Sunday's Georgia tornado rose to 48. In Stovall, a town of 50, 15 white residents were killed and the village remained cut off from wire communication. Across the Midwest, cities rebuild as hundreds are homeless and property damage nears 30 billion.
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Missouri
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
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Anyire Commmunitier
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Danish King Refuses Abdication Amid Public Demand
In Copenhagen crowds demand a republic as the king stays firm against abdication. A general strike is threatened if Premier Zable’s cabinet is not reined in. Soldiers guard the palace while Danish workers voice anger at defiance of unity.
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Zable
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Geo. Liebe
Gour
Social Democraten Wea
Mississippi River Flood In La Crosse Worsens Fast
Misissipp river is rising rapidly in La Crosse Wisconsin with water lapping at floors and flooding streets. The Clinton Street bridge area is submerged as a rail line and factories alongside the river face rising tides. Families evacuated homes overnight and more residents seek higher ground as farmland, stock, and structures are endangered.
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la Crosse
China Makes Peace With Bolsheviks To End Japanese Encroachment
Peking reports China will not permit Japan to police Northern Manchuria or seize the Chinese Eastern Railroad. President Hen Shih Chang says China plans to take over the railroad itself and make peace with the Bolsheviki. He asserts no need for a no Jap military pact and stresses safeguarding the railroad with Chinese troops while protecting Russian investments.
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Chicago
Chicazo Tribune
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Manchuria
Hen Shih-Chang
Chin
Siberia
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Beria
T. W. Lamont
German Lawyer Probes Charges of War Cruelty
A German lawyer investigates charges of war cruelty as the cabinet rejects efforts to investigate entente allegations. The minister of justice has declined to intrude into wartime conduct claims, limiting further inquiry.
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de Hhert
U S Clinics for Drug Addicts May Be Closed
U S clinics for drug addicts may be closed as officials review the narcotic violation crackdown. Nutt of the Internal Revenue Bureau surveys the program and argues government clinics for dope fiends have not benefited, seeking written recommendations from narcotics agents. A Houston clinic previously opened to aid addicts proved unsuccessful.
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Nutt
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Begne
Warough
Baye
Houston
Bolsheviks Take Armavir From Polish Army In Offense
Washington March 30 Armavir fell to Bolshevik forces fighting the Poles. Armavir is a rail hub on a line to Juapsa seaport. Dispatch says on Podolian Volhynian Polesian fronts the offensive has continued six days with new Soviet troops striking from Denikin’s front. Attacks were repulsed with heavy Bolshevik losses. prisoners, cannon and machine guns taken. On the Caucasian front Bolsheviki have captured Armavir from Denikin’s army.
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D. C
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Juapsa
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Caucasian
Denikin
Body of Soldier Found In River At Brackenridge
The body of August Ellermeyer, a dismissed soldier from Fort Sam Houston, was found in the San Antonio River near Lambert's Leach. Police and fire crews recovered the body, noting possible neck injuries and signs of struggle. Ellermeyer had been absent without leave and his death is under investigation.
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Wrar
Ellermeyer
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I Am
Houston
Fla
Rome
Wealthy Slacker Sentenced 105 Years in Prison
A man described as a wealthy slacker was found guilty of multiple draft law violations and sentenced to 105 years in prison. The case details include his arrest after authorities uncovered his cross-country flight and attempts to evade the military draft, with officials noting the severity of the crime and the extensive pursuit.
Burglars Hold Up Western SCOP In Graphic Assault
An incident at NSHWATUR involves masked burglars entering a residence on Mareh Tarhive West SCOP and assaulting a young woman. They threaten and steal cash, force the victim to surrender valuables, then flee as an accomplice fires a warning shot. Police seek leads on suspects.
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Majority report would oust five radical members
Albany March 30. A majority judiciary committee report recommends outlawing the Socialist party from New York State ballots and ousting five suspended Socialist members for disloyalty to the government during the war. The 7-6 plan argues to bar party influence on state ballots and upholds Congress and wartime loyalty requirements.
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Stitt
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Tela Inesivares
Socialists of America
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Thule
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Asquith Attacks Home Rule Plan in Commons
London March 30 Premier Asquith opens a sharp attack on the new Home Rule bill during a crowded House of Commons session. He calls the measure a vague reform and refuses to approve it unless pledges are kept, urges a dominion form of government for Ireland, and critiques duplicative political machinery. Former Chancellor Law warns Sinn Fein could declare a republic under dominion rule.
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Weather forecast fragment with mixed garbled text
The readable portions indicate a weather summary with cloud cover and warmer air, mention of possible floods and light to moderate westerly to southerly winds, and notable regional references such as Texas New Mexico and the western plains. The fragmentary text references temperatures, night conditions, and general forecast themes for a broad area.
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Ruhr District Rebels Defiant Amid German Push
Berlin dispatch reports Germany pressing into the Ruhr neutral zone despite French protests. Defense Minister Gessier cautions a final effort for peaceful understanding, while reports claim government troops remain ready to move into the area to quell unrest and delays in the Ruhr.
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Vassar Girls Stage Elopement Scandal Hurts Campus
Ongoing campus incident at Vassar College involves staged elopements and pranks as several students and rooms become part of a chaotic scene. The episode centers on a member of the Junior Class and a backlash from staff as tensions rise during the eventful night.
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