Tragic death of Knox County man at Parkview Hospital
George H. Stewart 25 former soldier from Morgan township Knox county died by his own act Wednesday evening by jumping into the Allegheny river near Park View government hospital Pittsburgh. Miss Cynthia Tulloss of Morgan township who was with Stewart described his sudden release of her arm and dive into the river. his body was recovered about an hour later. The body was prepared for burial Wednesday night and sent Thursday to the Tulloss home. Stewart suffered shell shock in France, later insanity, and had been hospitalized at various times including State hospital at Columbus before returning to Knox county. He wandered city to city and was in Park View hospital since December.
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George H. Stewart
Morgan Township
Knox County
Allegheny River
Park View Government Hospital
Pittsburgh
Ware
Cynthia Tulless
Stewart
Miss Tulloss
Allesteny
Tulloss
Brest
France
Tulloas
Atute Hospital
Columbus
Talloss
Newark
Sherrif Moxholder
Co| Ninthuy Hospital
Mosholder
Biewart
Park View Hospital
Sherif J. H. Lytle
Mixes Cynthia Tul Joss
Fittsbergh
Cme
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Police thwart kidnapping plot against Mexican candidate near Mexico City
A Monterrey paper says assailants attacked an automobile carrying Ignacio Donilas former Mexican ambassador to Washington and presidential hopeful. Police fired on the attackers killing one officer and wounding another. Several politicians may have been detained amid the clash near Mexico City with reports of Donilas possibly killed but details are unclear.
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Laredo
Texas
Mexico City
Ignacio Donilas
Washington
Porvenir
Monterey
Mexico
Don Wiis
I Desclares
Fred
Tomllhs
Panfilo Nktera
Declarer
Bhat
Senor Bonfilas
American troops on Rhine under president, Wilson states
Congress heard that American troops on the Rhine are subject only to the president as commander in chief. President Wilson testified, clarifying chain of command amid war duties. Dover reports postmaster Henry W. Bretz of Louver is dead. the obituary notes the recent burial of Warner Adama.
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Thurney] Ton
Rhine
Hales
Wilson
Congress
Italians Accept Wilsons Settlement Plan Says Note
The Italian government notified Captain D'Antunvlo that it must accept President Wilsons project for the Adriatic settlement. The message, dated April 1, confirms Italy will comply with the proposed terms, marking a significant diplomatic development in the postwar arrangement.
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Wilson
D'Antunvlo
Suspect Arrested in Murder Case in Steunenville Ohio
Mike Onunuak, 30, an alien miner from Rumsey, was brought to the county jail charged with criminal assault and murder of Frances South, a year-old Adena girl, whose death occurred at her home last Thursday. He was arrested in a boarding house in Tumsey by Game Warden Crawford, who held him overnight before transfer.
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Megs
Steunenville
Ohio
Mike Onunuak
Rumsey
Frances South
Adena
Oammuck
Tumsey
Crawford
Iinti Lis Howe
Wood Opens Campaign Ahead of Elections
Poiled fragmentary report describes Major General Lunar Wood opening his national campaign amid a large audience at a theatre in Toledo on April 1. The passage hints at a return to civilian business and a large estimated financial impact in the millions, though many words are garbled and unclear.
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Poledo
James
Lunar Wood
Geal
Fire Hits Columbus Wholesale Quarter Trading District
A spectacular blaze in Columbus on Chestnut Street between High and Third destroyed four four story brick buildings. The Huntt Hopkins Electrical The Livingston Steel The David Cigar and Simmons Boot Shoe Co. were affected. Fumes threatened the block. the fire was eventually controlled. Damage exceeding 500000 dollars. Several occupants injured seriously. All city fire apparatus responded.
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Uy Agagy
Atfete
Chedtnut Street
High
Odeupants
Treetour
Huntt & Hopkin Electrical Co
Livingston Steel Co
David Cigar Co
Simmons Hoot & Shoe Co
Frente
Boy Burned to Death in Belleville Fire
Fire swept the Shafer residence near Belleville at 1 this morning destroying the two story dwelling. Seven year old William Snat slept inside and perished as the blaze grew too fierce to allow rescue. the body was not found. Origin of the fire is unknown. the home and contents valued around $13,000.
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Belleville
Bellville
Apr
William Snat
G. L. Shafer
Shafer
Here
Indictments in Supreme Court Leak Case Named Four Men
District of Columbia grand jury returns indictments against Ashton Embry James Harwood Graves Harnett Moses and M B Mayer for conspiracy to defraud the court by exposing its secrecy Involved in the Southern Pacific decision leak Embry allegedly furnished a map enabling others to sell 30000 shares short for personal profit at the court’s November ruling.
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Ansnciuus
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Grand
United States Supreme Court
Palt Jeoff Land
Ashton Embry
Serry
Justic McKenna
James Harwool Graves
Department of Justice
Harnett Moses
Washington Lawys
M. Mayer
New York
Iniliuments
Kembry
Southern Pacific
Phot
Falls From Truck Injures Woman on North Main
Mrs. Fay Smith was thrown from a truck on North Main Street near Jordan and sustained severe injuries. A pickup also tipped over nearby, narrowly missing the injured woman, as bystanders rushed to assist.
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Fay Smith
North Main
Jordam
Pikno Wies
Former Hiawatha manager visits Canton carnival week
RG Mossiiser formerly manager of Hewith pKc arrives in the city today amid a note of celebration. The Vernon area’s leading carnival show is set to appear next week to May with dates to be announced later. Expect patrols and volume from Hangermen and others as coverage continues.
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Mossiiser
Mynager
pKc
Bartancne
Vernon Fyenda
Vali
Mt Veron
Canton Vic Canton
Elises
Resolution Declares War Status Voted By House
Lawmakers vote 12 to 6 in the house for a plan of affairs committee to declare the state of war between the United States and Germany. The resolution receives party-line support as leaders push forward in wartime measures.
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PYG
Msanetitedt
Washington
United States
Germany
Wis
House For
Phe Tamer
Mississippi House rejects equal voting amendment move
In Jackson Mississippi the House of Representatives defeated a proposed national suffrage amendment. The body voted 10 to 4 against reopening debate and overwhelmingly refused to sanction conferral of voting rights to women. The senate had previously adopted the ratification resolution, with the session ending Saturday.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi House of
Senate
Wilson's Mianne Goes on the Ballots in Georgia Primary
President Wilkow faces steps to defeat his Maine appearance on the presidential primary ballot in Georgia. Shaver will be 27 cents.
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Wilson
Tip
Washington
Apr
Wilkow
Maine
Georgia
Hounsou Toilagy
Lorain
New York Legislature Action After Session and City Pay Rise
New York authorities acted after a lengthy legislative session as the city council approved a 4 million dollar increase to the 1920 budget to grant a 10 percent raise to striking municipal workers. Junior clerks complain salaries are too low and firemen threaten mass resignations over demands for an 800 dollar rise.
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Manny T
Chicago
Apr
Cfty
Five Socialists Unseated Over Alleged Disloyalty
In Albany New York a majority expelled Louis Waldman August Claessens Charles Solomon Samuel A Dewitt and Samuel Orr from the New York Assembly on charges of disloyalty. The vote followed hours of speeches and parliamentary wrangling as the party lines dissolved and a historic precedent was set.
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Rvsiehutestres
Albany
Louis Waldman
August Classens
Charles Salomon
Samuel A. Deewitt
Samuel Orr
New York Assembly
Logietiae
Theolore Hoosevelt
United States
WHS
Waldman
Egsens
Solomon
Dewitt
Orr
Waldimamge Clisseng
Celomon
Demwitt Orr
Yoas
Secretary of Ireland Resigns in London Announcement
Ian McPherson, secretary of Ireland, has resigned and his resignation was accepted. Reports say he will be succeeded by Sir Homer Greenwood, the undersecretary for home. The disclosure appeared in London news wired today April 1.
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London
Ian McPherson
Ireland
Homer Greenwood
Falra
Woman suffrage defeats in Delaware senate vote
Dover Delaware Apr 1 The federal amendment for woman suffrage was defeated this afternoon in the senate by a vote of 26 to 5.
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Dover
Delaware
Senate
Battle in Siberia Kills 700 Japanese Amid Soviet Push
A Tokio dispatch reports over 700 Japanese troops and civilians died in a two day clash with Russian Soviets near Nikolavsk Siberia. The Japanese consulate building burned and the consul remains missing as Tokyo confirms the casualty toll. In Kenton a Runge family hosts a school fundraising drive to raise 3500 dollars through a community subscription.
Debaters clash over Ireland and war in London debate
London April 1 Premier Lloyd George and Sir Edward Carson tangled over Irish policy on the second reading of the Home Rule bill. Carson blamed British actions for violence, while Lloyd George defended government moves as necessary to maintain wartime discipline. In Cleveland, Pyther Coal warns of advisories this week.
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London
Lloyd-George
Edward Carson
Senate
de Valera Ie Puthius
Aefferson Lavis
Aed
Ely
Edwin Carson
Trish
Meonchthons ‘ Rons
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Kitts
Wie Shafer
Embry
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