Great Men Needed for Business Leadership in Politics
Champe S. Andrews of Chattanooga spoke at the El Paso chamber of commerce meeting urging business men to enter public affairs. He criticized electing unqualified candidates and argued schools neglect business heroes while professions overflow. He called for bold business involvement in government.
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Champe S. Andrews
Chattanooga
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Hall
Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Alamo
Old South
Customs Men Fire At Car Kill San Francisco Man
Arold Halstead of San Francisco was shot and killed on a road near Sierra Blanca Texas while traveling with C P Crawford of El Paso and Topeka Kansas. Crawford and Halstead had oil interests at Oyah Texas and were returning when customs officers fired at their car. The officers surrendered to a sheriff and posted bond for the April grand jury.
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San Francisco
Harold Halstead
C. P. Crawford
Sierra Blanca
Arold Halstead
Texas
el Paso
Topeka
Kansas
Crawford
E. F. Maxwell
Halstead
Oyah
There
Ierra
Bean and
Gholson
Moore
Sheridan
Hackettstown
New Jersey
L. M. Crawford
London
England
Chet
Toyah
Sonora On Verge of Revolution Amid Cabinet Shakeup
A telegram from Gen. P. Elisa Calles, former Carranza official, claims Sonora faces a revolution as Cesario Soriano is summoned to Mexico City to be civil governor and Gen. Dieguez could seize control with 8000 federal troops. Rumors of movements and readiness persist as tensions rise near Agua Prieta and Douglas.
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Calles
Obregon
Dieguez
de la Huerta
Ogales
Sonora
Mex
Mexico
Elisa Calles
Carranza
Alvaro Obregon
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Arizona
Cesario Soriano
Sonora State Congress
Mexico City
Remelior
New York Assembly Faces Expulsion of Five Socialist Members
The judiciary committee recommends expelling August Claessens Louis Waldman Charles Solomon Samuel Orr and Samuel A Dewitt for alleged disloyalty citing a War Record review that brands the Socialist party as disloyal. Minority reports oppose expulsion and action awaits a special order in the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leany
N. Y
Socialist Party
Judiciary Committee
New York State Assembly
August Claessens
Louis Waldman
Charles Solomon
Samuel Orr
Samuel A. Dewitt
Simon L. Adler
Monroe
Theodore Roosevelt
Nassau
Roosevelt
Socialist Party of America
United States
State of
New York
Storm Death Toll Rises Across Eight States
The death toll from Sundays tornado across eight states reached 158 early today with fears of higher totals as reports from isolated areas come in. Indiana 36 Illinois 27 Ohio 26 Michigan 12 Georgia 38 Alabama 17 St Louis 1 East Troy 1. damage tops millions and relief work accelerates.
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Icago
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Georgia
Alabama
St. Louis
East Troy
Wis
Stovall
la Grange
Red Cross
Chicago
Modest citizen presents plan to break treaty deadlock
Samuel Colcord, a nonpartisan citizen, delivers a petition to President Wilson urging adoption of the peace treaty with agreed points and referenda only on disputed items. The plan aims to move beyond delay, with signatures from notable figures like Harvard's President Lowell and Cardinal Gibbons, and aims to broaden public support for action on the league of nations.
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Ashington
D. C
Samuel Colcord
Wilson
Colcord
League of Nations
United States
Mr. Colcord
White House
League
R. Colcord
Lowell
Harvard
Cardinal Gibbons
Cleveland H. Dodge
Princeton
George W. Wickersham
Taft
Augustus Thomas
Playright
Hamilton Holt
The
Independent
Maj
George Haven Putnam
Jacob H. Schiff
Edmund Dwight
Senate
Suffrage Wins In State Senate of Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi March 30 The Mississippi state senate ratified the federal woman suffrage amendment reversing a prior rejection. Dover Delaware March 30 The house committee on revised statutes voted four to three to report the equal suffrage measure on its merits. Both committees will act to allow a vote tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi State Senate
Delaware
Dover
Dela
House
Senate
Prof Wilson Should be Content With Two Terms
Jos W Bailey told a Wichita Falls audience that Washington and Jefferson served two terms and Prof Wilson should do the same. He stressed the word professor and defined a real Democrat as preferring safety over progress in his largely familiar remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Wilson
Bailey
Wichita Falls
Texas
Washington
England
Jefferson
Wilson
Jos. W. Bailey
Wanda Hawley Similarity Contest Nears Final Night
The Herald urges last minute entrants to submit photos by 6 pm Thursday to win a solid gold bracelet watch. Two days remain as Wanda Hawley lookalikes from El Paso compete. three judges will choose the closest resemblance with results announced Friday and a Rialto box party Monday night for the winner.
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Hursday
Wanda Hawley
Herald
el Paso
New York
Los Angeles
Rialto
W. T. Hixson Jewelry Company
Boys Respond Rapidly To Offer Of Herald Of A Camping Trip
The El Paso Herald reports many boys eager to take 15 new one month subscriptions to win a sponsored trip to Mountain Park in June. Meals lodging and transportation provided by the newspaper under the direction of the El Paso Y M C A leaders. Out of town boys in Arizona New Mexico and west Texas invited to apply for the offer.
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el Paso Herald
Herald
Mountain Park
el Paso Y. M. C. A
H. H. Fris
Arizona
New Mexico
West Texas
el Paso
Six Names On Ballot In School Board Election
Six candidates filed to run for three open seats on the El Paso school board with terms ending April 5. The hopefuls include incumbents R. L. Ramey Walter Clayton and John Lowman, plus challengers Charles S. Ward W. C. Bulger and Walter Goode. Ward independent with Typographical Union backing. Bulger foreman at Santa Fe yards. Goode electrical foreman of the G H and A raid. Balloting set for Saturday April 3 with first-come order of names on the ticket established by drawing.
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R. L. Ramey
Walter Clayton
John Lowman
W. C. Bulger
Walter Goode
Bulger
Santa Fe
Goode
G. H
Son
Ramey
Clayton
Ward
Laces
Lowman
Thomason Leads Waxahachie Effort Back Bailey Faction
R. E. Thomason and Waxahachie citizens formed a county organization to oppose the Bailey faction. He spoke a brief address outlining the political clash and urging support from Republicans and Easterners, with further discussion noted to continue on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomason
Waxahachie
Bailey
Texas
R. E. Thomason
Headliners In Today's Theaters
The page lists top shows across brands including Crawford’s Great the Minstrels Ellenay Themes Point with Katherine Mael Donalda and Jack Pickford in Wrong along with Rialto A Woman Who Understood Bessie Barriscale Unique The Hushed Hour Blanche Sweet Wigwam More Deadly Than the Male Ethel Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pickford
Rialto
Bessie Barriscale
Blanche Sweet
Ethel Clayton
Nebraska Wind Fatality Strikes Farm Child
One death reported in Nebraska as 58 mile an hour winds sweep the state. Florence Beau blossom, 12, was struck by a gate blown shut while helping with chores on a farm near Shelton. The death toll from the storm rises with additional Ohio casualties, bringing known dead to 30.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Florence Beaublossom
Shelton
Columbus
Ohio
Mississippi Flood Rises Around La Crosse And Wausaukee Bridge Collapse
Riverside areas in La Crosse Wisconsin flood as the Mississippi climbs to 13.2 feet above flood stage and threatens rail lines and bridges. North La Crosse residents move furniture while farmers evacuate livestock. In Wausaukee Wisconsin a 480 foot interstate bridge on the Menominee river collapses under flood and ice, causing an estimated $25,000 loss.
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la Crosse
Wis
Mississippi
Clinton Street
Black River
Burlington Railroad
Crosse
Wausaukee
Menominee River
Lettered Czarina Rasputin Drama Revealed in 1918 Letters
A fragment from a newspaper recounts the arresting 1918 events in Russia, detailing how the czarina Alexandra and Rasputin influenced Czar Nicholas II. It highlights English letters, the empress's fanatic religiosity, and the downfall of the Romanoffs as shown in correspondence, with notes on their origins and sale.
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N. A
Ekaterinburg
Russia
Nicholas Alexandrovitch
Kaiser
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Czarina
Rasputin
Gregory
Anna Virubova
Victoria
Nicholas
Agoo-Wee-One
Evar
Dutch Government Reported to Gift Wheat to Germany
The Hague report states the Dutch government supplied 4400 tons of wheat and barley to Germany to revive ruined towns in the Ruhr valley. The move is described as a relief gesture amid the Ruhr region’s devastation and industrial disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Holland
Germany
Ruhr
El Paso Herald Leads Circulation Among Papers
The El Paso Herald has a proven circulation nearly double that of any other El Paso newspaper, signaling its dominant market position.
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el Paso Herald
el Paso
Russia Accepts Poland Offer to Open Peace Talks
Moscow cabled that Soviet foreign minister Tchitcherin will meet Poland on April 10 to discuss peace, venue favored in Es onia after Poles proposed Borisov near Minsk Smolensk. Warsaw reports Bolshevik assaults cause heavy Polish losses but gains include retaking lost ground and 60 Bolshevik prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poland
Ondon
Eng
George Tchitcherin
Moscow
M. Tchitcherin
Esonia
Borisov
Minsk
Smolensk
Warsaw
Podolia
Chicago Population Hits 3 Million Mark in County Count
Census figures forwarded for official tabulation show Cook county including Chicago at 3,232,796 with Chicago city itself at 2,884,827. The report from Chicago dated March 30 notes the figures reflect recent published estimates.
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Chicago
Til
Washington
Cook County
King of Denmark Refuses Demands as Strike Threat Looms
King Christian rejected the social democrats demand to reinstate the Zahle ministry amid a government crisis. Unions threaten a general strike if the throne does not comply, with crowds in squares calling for a republic and some disturbances as troops occupy areas. The new cabinet plans elections before parliament on Flensburg and second zone issues.
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Mopenhagen
Denmark
Christian
Zahle
Rigadad
M. Rowsing
Flensburg
Zahle Ministr
Germany
Strawberries Sold At $1.50 Each In Belgium
In Russell Belgium on March 30 nine strawberries sold for $1.50 each. The sale is linked to Wilhelm of the dismal isle and rumored to be for the ex-kaiser’s table.
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Wilhelm
Russell
Belgium
Child Drowns In Bucket In Yard Tragic accident
Rosa Tayes three years old daughter of Mrs Josie Marie Tayes at 906 Hill Street drowned in a water bucket in the back yard Monday afternoon. Police report says she fell head first while playing water in the yard and was found unresponsive. Coroner Clark Wright ruled accidental drowning after inquest.
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Rosa Tayes
Josie Marie Tayes
Hill Street
Clark Wright
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Adler
David Lawrence
Prof
Woodbridge
Boston
John M. Wyatt
Hal E. Christie
Country Resub
John H. Regan
Chamber of Commerce
Ellanay
Katherine Mael
Donalda
Czar
By Isaac Don Levine
Derazynia
Withdres
King
Social Democrats
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