Costa Rica Masses Troops as Panamanian Border Tensions Rise
Reports from San Salvador say Costa Rica rushes 20 000 soldiers toward the Coto frontier amid hostilities with Panama. US forces and 6 warships reach Punta Arenas while Panamanian troops prepare to defend, with potential US involvement and anti American demonstrations reported in Central American cities.
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Republic of Salvador
United States Pacific Fleet
Punta Aremas
Costa Rica
Panama
San Jose
Punta ‘Arenas
Golfo Dulce
Coto
Costta Rica
Punta Arenas
Burica Point
Pacific
Cote
United States
White
United States Department of State
Atlantic
United Fruit Company
Puerto Limon
Cartago
Héredia
Peru
Strikes Hit John Morrell Packers Over Wages and Hours
Ottumwa Iowa reports 1 000 John Morrell Co workers strike arguing wage overtime and working hour violations. In separate notes Philip ship arrivals show February totals 543 vessels with 672 278 tonnage. 83 carried the American flag. In Charlotte 77 students suspended return to class as faculty student dispute ends. In Geneva former Empress Zita gives birth to a girl, second child born in exile. eight total now.
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Ottumwa
John Morrell& Co
Wamburg
Charlotte
N. C
Middle University
Geneva
Switzerland
Zita
Austria
Charles
Poland Romania Hungary form defense alliance
A defensive alliance against Bolsheviks was entered into by Poland Romania and Hungary with a treaty signed in Budapest on Tuesday according to reliable sources. The pact aims to coordinate military plans and mutual support against Bolshevik threats.
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Budapest
Poland
Roumania
Hungary
Federal Prohibition Agent Shot in Texas
A fragmentary report from El Paso dated March 6 states Ernest Walker, a federal prohibition agent, was shot and feared dead or wounded as authorities search for the assailant.
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EL. ‘Paso
Vex
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Landis Rebuked Over Baseball Arbitration Salary
A House judiciary committee report finds Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis acted improperly by taking a $42,500 yearly post as baseball arbitrator. The subcommittee unanimously recommended a full impeachment inquiry by next Congress, while Volstead filed a minority report opposing delay.
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Landis
Supreme Baseball
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
Representative Welty
Dem
Ohio
Volstead
Judge Landis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
United States
Dyer
Missouri
Husted
New York
Boise
Iowa
Gard
Sumners
Texas
Divorcee Kills Tire Manager in Chicago Apartment
Herbert P. Ziegler Goodyear tire firm manager was shot and killed by Isabella C. Orthwein in her 518 Surf Street apartment. Orthwein. a Kentucky belle and Ziegler’s wife Elaine, 16, at 1029 East Fifty-third Street, with divorce proceedings pending. She said jealousy over Ziegler in Emma Lewis’s Green Mill Gardens dressing room triggered the incident.
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Chicago
Herbert P. Ziegler
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Isabella C. Orthwein
Surf Street
Orthwein
Ralph Orthwein
St. Louis
Ziegler
Elaine
East Fifty-third Street
Congress Hotel
Warmest March 2 in 50 years in Milwaukee
Milwaukee records a near record high with a noon temperature of 50 degrees on March 2. The only higher reading on this date in the past 50 years occurred in 1882 when the thermometer hit 58 degrees.
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Milwaukee
Bolivian Troops Mutiny Suppressed, Official Says
A Bolivian army regiment mutinied but was quickly overpowered, an official statement from the Bolivian charge d affaires released in Buenos Aires says. The incident occurred amid tensions reflected in the border region.
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Buenos Aires
Tribute to Ex President Draws Thousands at Wilson Home
Thousands gathered around Woodrow Wilson's residence on his retirement eve as a new era began. Citizens described the scene and the open house as a ceremonial precedent marking the transition of power.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Congressional Shakeup Expands Republican Control in Congress
Washington reports the 1920 party landslide leaves 301 Republicans and 132 Democrats in the House with one Socialist. The Senate stands 59 Republicans to 37 Democrats. Alice M. Robertson becomes the first woman in the House, and eastern north of the Ohio region will dominate legislation for the first time. Artful veterans like Theodore Burton and Bourke Cochran join the new House leadership.
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House
Senate
Lre
Champ Clark
Lawrence Y., Sherman
Ilinois
Harding
Alice M. Robertson
Oklahoma
William W. Hastings
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Bourke Cochran
New York
New President A Baptist
Washington reports the twenty ninth President is the first Baptist. Mr. and Mrs. Harding have not chosen a church, but may attend the First Baptist at Sixteenth and O streets NW. The pastor, Rev. Henry Allen Tupper, leads one of the city’s oldest churches founded 119 years ago.
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Washington
Harding
First Baptist
Sixteenth and
O Streets
Northwest
Henry Allen Tupper
German Reds Urge Revolt In London Ultimatum
The German communist party issues a revolutionary proclamation urging German workers to overthrow the government, establish a soviet state, and form a political and economic alliance with Russia. Demonstrations will be held Sunday.
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Berlin
German Communist Party
London
Russia
Canadian government defeated in no confidence vote
In Ottawa the Meighen government survived after a midnight debate as a motion calling for resignation by opposition leader W. L. Mackenzie King failed 116 to 91 in Parliament on March 7.
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Ottawa
Meighen
W. L. MacKenzie King
Ford Heads Railway Election at Detroit Toledo Ironton
Henry Ford was elected president of the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad at a directors meeting in Detroit Michigan to succeed Joseph A Gordon who remains on the board of directors leaving the company with a renewed leadership and continuity.
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Ford Heads Railway
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo, & Ironton Railroad
The
Road
Joseph A. “Gordon
Burglary Report at Iroquois County Bank in Danville
A burglary at the Rob Iroquois County Bank in Danville Illinois is reported for March 7. Unknown intruders forced entry into the bank’s safety deposit vault and removed items. Police investigate the break in and review surveillance footage.
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Iroquois County Bank
Danville
Ill
U S Weekly Market Report Grain and Livestock Data
U S Bureau of Markets reports week ending March 8. grain prices rise on export demand and pest notes with Chicago May wheat at 1.61 3/4 and May corn at 0.74. hay receipts up causing higher prices in Cincinnati and Memphis. feed steady with minor declines. dairy prices firm then softening. live stock gains in Chicago with hogs at 10.15 11 and beef steers 8.65 10.25.
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Omaha
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Cincinnati
Memphis
Idaho
Prairie
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Timothy
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Philadelphia
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Boston
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Wisconsin
Champ Clark Dies After 26 Years in Congress
Washington reports Champ Clark died in his seventy first year shortly after announcing retirement from the house of representatives. He had served 26 years as Democratic leader and died from pleurisy and age related illnesses. He was born near Lawrenceburg Kentucky on March 14 1850 and recalled Webster's seventh of March speech.
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Washington
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Daniel Webster
Harding Sets Precedent At Open Gate White House Session
President Harding for the first time since World War I opened the executive session of the Senate to consider cabinet nominations. The White House grounds were opened in a historic move marking a break with old protocols and inviting public view of the proceedings.
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Washington
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Germany
Lesson for March 13 on the Lord's Supper and Betrayal
The text outlines Jesus at the Passover with his disciples, detailing Judas' betrayal, the preparation for the meal, and Jesus instituting the new covenant in the breaking of bread and drinking of the cup. It emphasizes obedience, foreknowledge, repentance opportunities, and bearing the cross with song.
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Lord Jesus
Christ
Satan
Judas
Judas Iscariot
Religion as a New Life for the Manliest Soul
A quoted reflection by Phillips Brooks on religion defining a new life rather than mere action. It portrays religion as a challenge suited for strong souls, not weak ones.
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Phillips Brooks
Watch Our Beginnings Quote by Alix Clark
A reflective line by Alix Clark urges attention to beginnings and trust that results will follow. The concise motto emphasizes careful start efforts and eventual outcomes.
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Alix Clark
Eatonic Aids Dora Williams After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Dora Williams says she lay bedridden for 10 months before Eatonic restored her health. The ad claims Eatonic relieves indigestion sourness heartburn belching and other stomach distress by neutralizing excess acidity and gases. A big box costs only two times with a druggist guarantee.
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Dora Williams
Eatonic
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Buffalo, N. Y
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Durham
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