Ultimatum to Communists in Germany Today
Reports from the Ruhr indicate many rebels have defected to government lines as Berlin orders the immediate restoration of civil authority and expulsion of ringleaders. Paris confirms German troops entered the Ruhr without Allied permission, while Essen testimonies note leaders seeking to end the conflict with limited military effort.
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Paris
French Foreign Office
Supreme Council
London
Essen
Germany
Paul Levy
Frankfort
Communist Party of Germany
Herr Levy
Senate votes to establish air mail route NYC to SF
Washington March 30 the senate voted to establish an air mail route from New York to San Francisco via Cleveland Chicago and Omaha.
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Washington
Senate Today
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago
Omaha
Novorossisk Captured by Bolshevik Forces Saturday
In Novorossisk Russia on March 30 occupation of the city by bolshevist forces occurred Saturday morning at 16 oclock. Thousands of General Denikines volunteers defected to the soviet side while most of the remainder boarded ships and fled for Crimea. The Russian ships resisted with a few shells as the United States cruiser Galveston left the harbor last, not fired upon, though British and French warships faced bolshevist fire. Most valuable shipping was moved out before control shifted.
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Russia
Denikine
Crimea
United States
Galveston
Bolsheviate
Reen
War Department seeks 21 million to repatriate US dead from France
The War Department asked Congress for 21 549 000 to cover costs of bringing American dead back from France and 216 1600 for care of wounded servicemen in government hospitals. The report notes the University of Karinna has employed women as instructors since 1867, two years after its founding.
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Wastungwn
France
Congress
War Department
I. Cuming
Karinna
Montana Votes Aid to Drought Hit Farmers
Helena March 30 Montana votes aid totaling 4 776 000 for drought provisions seed grain and feed to farmers in 31 counties under state plan. Two counties may supply seed grain up to 10 000 without voter approval under the law.
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Helena
Mont
State House
Poles Repel Bolshvists Along Pripet Front In March Battles
Warsaw reports Polish armored trains and river craft halted a bolshevist advance on the Pripet river during an eight day clash. Polish authorities claim several bolshevist formations were annihilated and equipment worth 3 billion marks seized at Mozir.
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Pripet River
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Kalenkowicz
Mozir
Olensk
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Ploskirow
Zaierynka
Pripet Lakes
GOLD SPECULATION RISES ON NEW LONDON GOLD INFLOW
Speculative enthusiasm in New York stock market remains high with total weekly sales near 1.0 billion shares mainly at higher prices, rails aside. Gold inflow from London totaling about 15.9 million dollars boosts sterling to 2.9514 and underpins improved investment conditions and large new underwritings totaling about 190 million dollars.
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New York
Jong
London
Sterling Exchange
Europe
Miners to Ballot on Earnings Increase and Strike
London march 30 mine workers delegates in conference decide to ballot the men on whether to accept the government's 420 percent increase in gross earnings or to strike for the 3 percentage point minimum increase demanded.
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London
Pioneer Automaker Apperson Dies at Los Angeles Race
Pioneer automaker Apperson, 58, of Kokomo Indiana, former president of Apperson Motor Car Company, collapsed from apoplexy while watching a race at the Los Angeles Speedway and died shortly after. British bankers plan 15 million dollars to back a national bank in Latvia to facilitate lumber, tax and grain exports.
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Pioneer Automan
Los Angeles
Cal
1Hiner Apperson
Kokomo
Ind
Pioneer
Apperson Motor Car Company
Los Angeles Speedway
Lavhwania
Ae Welling
Tornado Toll Across Eight States Reported High
Storms spanning eight states caused roughly 135 deaths, millions in destruction, and left hundreds homeless. Georgia Alabama Midwest areas hit. LaGrange and West Point among hardest. Fire, debris, and damaged infrastructure hampered relief as shelters rose.
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Alabama
Middle West
Lagrange
West Point
Agricola
Ala
St. Louis
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Coal Wage Agreement Expected This Week
New York March 80 A wage agreement based on the majority report of President Wilson s bituminous coal commission is expected to be signed within a week. Members of the general scale committee of operators and miners arrived to negotiate a new contract. John L Dewis, president of the United Mine Workers, said common sense would govern the talks and no further delay was anticipated.
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New York
Wilson
Bituminous Coal Commission
John ZL. Dewis
United Mine Workers
Common Sense
Conferecc
Census Returns Show Population Increases Across Cities
Census figures list gains in numerous towns including Mantiville Le Borta 59 183, Kankakee Illinois 14 721, Little Fat ie 15 629, Hoopeston Illinois 4 137, Wheaton Illinois 4 137, Clarinda Iowa, Waupaca Wisconsin 2 839, Marshfield Wisconsin 7 294, Elkin West Virginia 3 283, Slaterville West Virginia 3 288, Winchester Kentucky 7 800, Florida 6 192, Yai’ vni B03, Briana Texas 6 295, Corsicana Texas 11 356, Hillsboro Texas 6 952, Winona Minnesota 19 143.
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Corsicana
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Winona
Minn
Freezone corn remedy promises painless removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick corn remover. It claims the applicator drops on the corn, stops pain, and lets the corn be lifted away with fingers. Describes a tiny bottle costing only a few cents and notes it as a Cincinnati inventor’s discovery.
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Cincinnati
Ady
Navy submarines declared inadequate for war needs
Washington March 30 Rear Admiral W A Grant testified before the Senate committee that the navy submarine force was unduly small varied in type with short range and weak engines. He noted it took two years of propaganda to push recognition of the need to build combat ready subs capable of facing German U boats and that early orders would likely require routine repairs.
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Germany
W. A. Grant
Atlantic Fleet
Senate Committee
Navy
Navy Department
Grant
United States
Department
Azores Islands
Porter Andy Missed Lodge Vote on Meeting-Place Change
In a brief, ironic note the New York World reports Andy, a black porter at 4 Broadway theater, who belongs to a lodge, did not attend a recent meeting about changing lodge rooms. He says he voted by proxy with peroxide, while others confirm the plan for new quarters.
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Broadway Theater
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New York World
Constitutional mandate echoes in Toledo firm dispute
A terse note from the Toledo firm Cheney & Co. outlines a constitutional requirement affecting a tax or duty matter. The document references a prospective legal action and specifies no further details beyond the firm’s assertion of constitutional grounds guiding the dispute.
New Murder in Ireland
Dublin March 30. Thomas Dwyer seized from his Thames home by an armed party and shot dead. The killing mirrors the earlier murder of Sinn Fein leader James McCarthy shot in his Thurles bedroom on Saturday.
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Thomas Dwyer
Thames
Dwyer
James McCarthy
Sinn Fein
Thurles
The Worm Turns And A Prohibition Punch Line
A humorous exchange shows Mr Grabcom dismissing a committee plan as the kind that spells T o w e h. He pretends to flee to Florida with hints of Cuba and wild drink. The snippet reflects era wit and political sarcasm.
Ban on Interference With Dr Price's Cream Powder Granted
In Sioux Falls March 30 a temporary restraining order was issued by Judge J D Elliott against Guy G Prary state food and drug commissioner and others prohibiting interference with the distribution sale or use of Dr Price's cream baking powder Frary accused of acting beyond authority aiding a rival firm to harm Dr Price's powder Royal Baking Powder Company official F D Bristley arrived and noted a label and formula change 10000 pounds of goods in the Black Hills were ordered illegal under the state rule set for April 3 hearing
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5. D
United States District Court
J. D. Elliott
Guy G. Prary
Dr. Price
F. D. Bristley
Royal Baking Powder Company
Black Hills
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Germany refused to retain ships in postwar terms
Paris dispatch says the council of ambassadors refused Germany's request to keep gunboats and auxiliary cruisers, demanding immediate delivery to the Allies. The report also notes Brazil's immunity to influenza, with rigid quarantine measures against ships from infected ports.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Brazil
North America
Patient grateful to Dr Pierce and medicines in 1832 note
A testimonial quote from A. F. Brown of 1832 N. 8th St praises Dr Pierce and his medicines after suffering from blood disease and boils. The passage reflects personal gratitude for medical treatment received.
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Eame
Pierve
A. Fi Brown
N. 8Th St
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Endorsed for Biliousness
Biliousness and constipation relief cited by R B Williams of Muscatine Iowa in a testimonial praising Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as pleasant, reliable, and a first class medicine over three years at 706 B Fifth Street.
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Pierce
R_ BR Williams
Fifth St
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