Allies Oppose Charles Return and Threaten Blockade
International News reports Allies oppose restoring Charles to the Hungarian throne and threaten blockade. Hungary, Czecho Slovak, Italy and Britain discuss warnings and potential military action to stop royalist restoration, with Hungary’s Charles departure framed by officials and press.
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Charles
Council of Ambassadors
Budapest
Hungary
Qty International
Tamniton
Charles of
Wva Walres
Italy
Rome
Czecho-Slovakia
Roumania
Jugo-Slavia
Count Sforza
March Clearings Show A Decrease
Haferstown Clearing House Association manager John B. Kieffer reports March clearings at 2915363.04 dollars, down from 2920481.91 the prior year. The decline equals 1006845.87 dollars or about 2.56 percent, signaling lower activity in the month.
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John B. Kieffer
Haferstown Clearing House Association
Edwin C Hook Car Slips From Mountain Road Near Boonsboro
Edwin C Hook and friends drove from Baltimore when a blinding snowstorm hit the mountains. The car skidded off the road near Boonsboro injuring several people in a collision reported by locals, though Hook says no one was hurt and the trip continued.
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Baltimore
Edwin C. Hook
Boonsboro
Hook
Guy King Dies at Washington County Hospital
Guy King, brother of ex Sheriff Ott W. King of Boonsboro, died at noon today at Washington County Hospital after a three month illness. He was popular among many friends and is survived by another brother W Diamond King and sister Mrs Charles Mlunebraker of Maple Vale.
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Guy King
Sherif Ott W. King
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
King
W. Diamond, King
Charles Mlunebraker
Mapleyalte
Germany to pay all Allied WWI reparations
Berlin declares defeat acknowledged by the German Foreign Office and promises to pay all reparations demanded by the Allies. In Washington, Attorney General Daugherty urges prohibition enforcement as the path to a dry country and orders whisky in bond released to the thirsty.
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Germany
Berlin
German Foreign Office
Washington
Daugherty
Bond
Steamship Governor rammed sinks off Point Wilson
Port Townsend Wash April 1 the passenger steamship Governor near Point Wilson was rammed by the freighter West Hartland at about 12 60 this morning and sank with several unaccounted for three passengers and three crew members are missing all others were rescued by lifeboats from both vessels and by the Governor which remained afloat for 46 minutes the West Hartland is taking survivors to Seattle and the Governor was en route from San Pedro Cal to Seattle with 125 aboard
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International News
Townsend
Wash
Governor
Park
Point Wilson
Here
West Hartland
Port Williams
Bombay
Seattle
San Pedro
Cal
Pacific U. S. Company
S. S
Auto Bandits Steal 10000 From Summit State Bank
Three armed automobile bandits robbed the Summit State Bank in Summit on the Chicago outskirts, escaping with between 8000 and 10000 dollars. Shotguns were sent to intercept the getaway car believed headed toward Chicago. Officials reported the amount taken and the quick exit of the robbers.
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International News
Chicago
Summit State Bank
Summit
U S Officials Discuss German Reparations Attitude
Informal talks were held in Berlin between German officials and Ellis Lor ring Dressel American commissioner, aimed at reporting Germany’s stance on Allied reparations. State Department said the conversations were informal and for accurate administration reporting. Paris also noted slight changes in Allied penalties on Germany after a council of ambassadors meeting.
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International News
Washington
Ellis Lorring Dressel
Berlin
Germany
State Department
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Death in wake of a tornado
Albany Ga April 1 One person a negro carpenter is dead and dozens injured after a tornado struck the area. Authorities begin investigating the damage to outlying districts as the storm raged through Albany. It was one of the fiercest in 15 years, destroying houses outbuildings uprooting trees and snapping telephone and telegraph wires.
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International News
Albany
Watch Presented to Ex-Secretary Wachter by State Commission
Members of the State Industrial Accident Commission, employes and friends of W. P. Wachter of Baltimore presented him a gold watch and fob with a Red Men emblem as a token of esteem. Ro bert E. Lee, chairman, led the tributes. Wachter, who resigned as secretary, will practice law in the city.
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State Industrial Accident Commission
W. P. Wachter
Commission
Baltimore
Wachter
Robert E. Lee
Eppler
Harrington
March Ends With Snow Across Mountain Regions
March departed with a lion like finish as snow covered the North and South mountain ranges several inches deep. Intermittent showers gave way to steady snowfall in the night. Roofs, cars and vehicles were coated with ice and snow as temperatures fell to freezing. Officials noted further possible damage to the fruit crop but no reports were yet received.
Arbor Day Tree Planting Across County Schools
School children from Half Way and other county schools planted trees marking Arbor Day in spread out observances. Hageratown did not plant due to ample trees and shrubs already on school grounds.
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Half Way
Hageratown
Turks Check Greek Advance on Baghdad Railway
International News Service dispatch from Angora says Turkish Nationalists halted the Greek push toward Eski-Shebr on the Baghdad railway. The Greeks had claimed to seize Eski-Shebr earlier in the week, but Turkish reports deny entry to the city. Eski-Shebr lies about 130 miles west of Angora. Commissioned C. Frank Bloom named notary for Washington County by Gov. Ritchie.
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International Newa
Constantinople
Bagdad
Angora
Eski-Shebr
Athenas
Angola
C. Frank Bloom
Ritchie
Washington County
Bowers Cut On Cheek In Gang Fight Last Night
Maurice Bowers, a Herald Mail job office employee, received a four inch neck cut after violating a gang ban in the east end. He went into forbidden territory, was spotted, and a fight followed as he awaited his opponent. A knife slash struck his cheek on East Washington street as he was leaving a girl’s house.
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Maurice Bowers
Herald-Mail
Bowers
East Washington Street
Sinn Fein Won't Oppose Plan For South Ireland Elections
Dublin April 1 Sinn Fein decides not to oppose the British government plan for an Irish problem solution by elections in South Ireland for a new legislature. Eamon de Valera, president of the Irish Republic, announced the decision today.
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Sinn Fein
Dublin
South Ireland
Eaimonne de Valera
Irish Republic
Reduction in coal prices triggers order deluge
Pottsville Pa April 1 announcement by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company of a 60 cent per ton reduction in domestic anthracite sizes caused a coal rush, with other companies following. Telegraph orders surged from New England and collieries plan to resume work tomorrow as miners celebrate the eight hour day victory.
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International News
Pottsville
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
New England
Minera
Robbers Renew Crime Wave With Countywide Thefts
After a brief calm robbers struck Williamsport Boonsboro and six other county sites last night, stealing money goods and valuables. The Yjoueling Automobile and Carriage Works safe was damaged by an acetylene burner. about $5 and papers were taken. At Howard Bros feed store a safe yielded only a few dollars. The C. M. Horet grain elevator saw 32 caliber revolver and pennies stolen and stamps left. The investigation continues with clues from footprint impressions.
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Williamsport
Boonsboro
Sheriff's Office
Yjueling Automobile and Carriage Works
Crdoks
Sherif Duffy
Howard Bros
Potomac
Baltimore
John Smith
C. M. Horet
East Hagerstown
Potomac Avenue
Western Maryland Railroad
Britain faces second coal strike amid national walkout
London April 1 Great Britain endures a national coal strike for the second time in ten months. The strike began at midnight but several regions including Scotland South Wales Yorkshire Nottingham and Derbyshire kept miners at work to prevent mine flooding. Federation leaders ordered most to stop work, with about a million miners obeying. The government readies drastic action under a royal proclamation declaring an emergency.
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International Neway
London
Great Britain
Scotland
South Wales
Yorkshire
Nottingham
Derbyshire
Federation of Miners
George
Debs Appeal Deferred as President Receives Amnesty Plea
International News reports in Washington that there will be no action on the appeal for Debs the Socialist leader jailed for Espionage Act violations. On April 13 President set to meet a delegation seeking general amnesty for prisoners, while Baltimore hosts Louise Taylor as guest in Williamsport.
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International News
Washington
Bug Debs
Lanta
Setdinn
Plans For Spring Racing Meet In Hagerstown At Hamilton
Former Baltimore mayor C. Timanus of the Maryland Racing Commission booked a Hamilton Hotel suite for May 17 signaling spring racing plans. The Fair Board's decision on permitting the meet and the gambling method, including pari mutuel usage, remains unresolved. Timanus oversees the half mile track and his hotel reservation is viewed as progress by local sports circles.
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Hamilton
Fair Board
Hagerstown
C. Timanus
Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission of Baltimore
Hotel Hamilton
Timanus
Mrs Stillman Granted Alimony and Fees in Court
Mrs James A Stillman was awarded 7000 dollars monthly alimony and 95000 dollars in counsel fees by Supreme Court Justice Morschauser in White Plains New Jersey on April 1. An additional 12600 dollars was granted for her expenses tied to counteraction against her husband’s divorce suit.
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International Newa
White Plains
N. J
James A. Stillman
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Hee
M4llman
Lea
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