Reds Lose Control Of Petrograd
Dispatches from Copenhagen and London report Petrograd in flux with claims rival factions control the city, shelling from Kronstadt, and attempts to hold or recapture positions. Kronstadt bombardment, forts Krasnaya Gorka and Systerbak cited, and Trotzky rumored to seek refuge under guard. Moscow quiet, Lenin directing arrests as upheaval spreads. White Ruthenians declare independence per Minsk notice. Soviet Russia faces entente pressure amid mutinous unrest.
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London
Petrograd
Helsingfors
Trotzky
M. Zinovieff
St. Peter and St. Paul
Krusilets
Moscow
Lenine
Kremlin
Copenhagen
Cty
Kronstadt
Krasnaya
Gorko
Systerbak
Russia
Russian Communist Party
Russians Seek Aid for Kronstadt Revolution via U S
The executive committee of former Russian dynamiters asks Boris Bakhmeteff in Washington to represent the Kronstadt revolt to the state department. They request humanitarian food and aid be sent directly or through the American Red Cross to the revolutionaries.
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Paris
Boris Bakhmeteff
Washington
State Department
Kronstadt
Iowa House Defeats Industrial Court Bill
Des Moines reports the Iowa industrial court bill was defeated in the House by 67 to 43 this afternoon. The vote ends the proposal in the current session.
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Des Moines
Industrial Court For
Iowa
House of the Legislature
Jersey City Dogs Boycott Ice Cream Shops
Jersey City officials ban keeping dogs in candy, confection, or soda shops after a complaint by the New Jersey candy and ice cream manufacturers association. The order takes effect immediately and targets dogs served from the same dishes as customers.
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Jersey City
N. J
City Commission
New Jersey Evil Candy and
Sawyer Named White House Physician and Health Reformer
President Harding nominated Dr Charles E Sawyer of Marion Ohio to be white house physician with brigadier general rank and to lead a public health survey. He will coordinate government health agencies, investigate needs, and advise on a concrete plan for public welfare as part of creating a new federal department.
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Washington
Mar
BE. Sawyer
Harding
White House
Army Medical Reserve Corps
Sawyer
Department of Public Welfare
Chas. E. Sawyer
Marion
United States Army
Harding urges quick ratification of Colombia pact
President Harding asks Senate to ratify the Colombia treaty in his first formal message, sent today. The Senate met in executive session to consider the measure, then adjourned with Lodge stating he will move to proceed tomorrow. Senators Johnson Borah Kellogg and Kenyon urged open proceedings.
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Washington
Mar
Colombia
Harding
Senate
White House
Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
Coloma
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Kellogg
Minnesota
Kenyon
Iowa
Defense Will Falk Death By Own Action In Nevada Trial
Reno March 9 AP Carl Eisen sehimel handwriting expert testified in the Neven murder trial. The defense seeks to show Mrs Mitta Hanna killed herself with her left hand after an attack left her right arm disabled by neuritis. A bullet entered her brain through the right wrist, according to testimony.
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Reno
Carl Eisensehimel
San Francisco
James H. Neven
As. Ool
Lipensehimel
Mitta Hanna
Ily
Hanna
Mr. Ilanne
Mra. Hanna
Government Nears End of Bonded Liquor Warehouse Ban
Washington March 9 AP The government may lift the prohibition on withdrawals from bonded liquor warehouses after a Palmer opinion that the use of liquor for non beverage medical purposes rests with physicians and Congress limits only the sale of spirits to one pint in ten days Internal revenue officers consider removing the warehousing ban and wholesale disposal orders issued last December aim to clear on hand stocks.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Palmer
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue
Williams
Revenue and Prohibition
Detroit Reds Deported Ordered For Radical Activities
Thirty five aliens ordered deported for alleged radical activities are to leave Detroit for New York on Sunday. Deportation warrants have been requested for several others arrested yesterday on charges of distributing Bolsheviki literature.
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Detroit
New York
Government bars Chinese immigration in Salvador
In San Salvador on March 9 the government banned further Chinese immigration under the alien law. Existing Chinese residents are exempt from the order.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Salvador
Richest Boy Leeds Returns From Orient to New York
William B Leeds Jr son of Princess Abristopher of Greece once dubbed the richest boy in the world arrived in San Francisco after travels from the Orient. He was treated in Shanghai hospital for a bite from a poisonous fly in Sumatra and is now en route to New York.
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William B. Leeds, Jr
Princess Abristopher
Greece
William Leeds
San Francisco
Orient
Shanghai
Sumatra
New York
Treasury to report three month disbursement period for war fund
Washington reports that it will take about three months for the treasury department to submit a statement detailing expenditures from the 150 million special war fund. Disbursements cited total 114 million with unallotted balance near 12 million and outstanding obligations around 600 thousand.
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Washington
Treasury Department
House
Wilson
Congress
Carr
Dee
Secretary of the Treasury
State Department
Russia
Archangel
B. M. Baruch
Peace Mission
Mexican officer Angel Gaxiola assassinated in El Paso
A telegram to Mexican consul F A Pesqueira reported Colonel Angel Gaxiola chief clerk in the interior department and chief of staff to former Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta was assassinated on Reforma street in Mexico City early Monday. President Obregon attended the funeral as airplanes dropped wreaths. the assassin remained at large.
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el Paso
Angel Gaxiola
Department of the Interior of Mexico
Adbifa de la Huerta
Asso Reforma
Mexicm
Ity
F. A. Pesqueira
Alvaro Obregon
meg@sage
Dato Murder Shocks Spain Amid Assassin Plot
Madrid reports Premier Eduardo Dato fatally shot in a planned attack. Police arrest a youth named Julian and seek suspects after witnesses say two motorcycles blocked Dato’s car. Deputies say syndicalists likely behind the crime as Spain suspends public functions.
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Madrid
Eduardo Dato
Julian
Count DeBugalal
Alpronso
Dato
D’eza
Spain
Senor Dato
Senora Dato
Alfonso
Civil Service Bill Passed in Utah Legislature
The Utah senate joined the house in approving a civil service bill to establish a commission for competitive exams for police and fire department applicants in first and second class cities. The measure also provides pensions for long service in the departments.
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Salt Lake
Utah Senate
Senate votes to expunge protest on Miss MacSwiney speech
In Sacramento on March 8 the senate voted 21 to 14 to expunge from its journal a protest by the Sacramento Church Federation condemning the senate for extending permission to Miss Mary MacSwiney sister of Corks late Lord Mayor to address the body. The protest denounced Sinn Fein.
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Sacramento
Cal
Senate
Sacramento Church Federation
Mary MacSwiney
Cork
Sinn Fein
Bank carries bad paper at Blair Nebraska
Secretary J E Hart of the state department of trade and commerce reports a preliminary examination shows about 26000 dollars in bad paper at the A Castetter bank in Blair. Missing bank owner F Claridge, other figures include 318000 in slow and doubtful paper 228000 in real estate mortgages 15000 in overdrafts and 22000 in bank reconcilements with uncertainties delaying loss estimates.
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Lincoln, Neb
J. E. Hart
State Department of Trade and Commerce
A. Castetter Bank
Blair
Neb
F Claridge
Hart
Postmortem Held In Fatal Subway Shooting Case
R J Morgan former Short Line boilermaker died at Lynn hospital after being shot by Patrolman E M Monfort during arrest on March 1 in a city incident that drew admin criticism. Morgan, 35, born Denver Colorado, had just moved to Pocatello and worked as a boilermaker. He survived by his wife Mrs We Ruff and other family members as officials investigate the shooting.
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R. J. Morgan
Short Line
E. M. Monfort
City Polion Department
Lynn Hospital
Morgan
Harry Boernp
Mente
Prince
Beerup
South First Avenue
Monfort
Couna Alex. Bell
Eodynae
Moran
Patralgian Monfort
Sheriff's Office
Houde
Kansas City
Pocatello
Boilermaker's Union
Theth Infantry Band
Nevada
Camp Ravis
San Antonio
Texas
Denver
Colorado
Colorado City
Carbon County
Utah
Ogden
R. V. Keefer
Weapen
Bam Ferona
Acey Allens
Isaac Meman
Doctora
I Roberts
Ford predicts end to dull season with improving business
Detroit March 9 AP Henry Ford said the worst mood in business is over and improvement is underway in Detroit. He forecast similar gains nationwide after postwar readjustment with more economy and growing business volume.
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Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
Sugar Trust Reports 1920 Finance and Decontrol Debate
New York AP reports the American Sugar Refining Co. shows 1920 volume up 50 million dollars to 356 million, but operating profit fell to 1.8 million. President Earl Babst cites high prices, 111 pounds per person in the national sugar supply, and says de-control caused famine and price volatility. He notes 1.795 billion pounds of sugar entered the U.S. in 1920 and wholesale sugar costs reached 1.5 billion dollars.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Earl Babst
Babst
United States
McNary
Sugar Equalization Board
Cuba
Canada
Unite States
America
Porto Rico Warning Over Independence Propaganda
A letter from Horace M Towner of the U S Congress warns Porto Rico against independence propaganda in political campaigns and newspapers. He notes no current or likely sentiment for independence and urges Barcelo and the senate to curb independence prop.
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San Juan
P. R
Gauda
Porto Rico
President Barcelo
Porto Rican Senate
Horace M Towner
House Committee On Insular Affairs
United States Congress
Towner
Ma Barcelo
Friends of
Strike Ties Up New York Garment Industry
About 10 000 workers at dress factories went on strike across Greater New York today as the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union announced the industry was virtually tied up.
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New York
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Indians Show Good Increase In Population
The 1920 census shows Arizona Native population at 32 089, up from 20 201 in 1910 due to resettlement and migration trends. White residents total 201 440, up 115 981 since 1910, with foreign born making up 3.4 percent in 1920.
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Washington
Mar
Arizona
Germany Not Noisy Over Occupation
Berlin reports show calm public reaction to Entente occupation of more German territory with restrained editorials. The Reichstag debates the calendar as foreign ministers argue over war responsibility and reparations while Harding asks the US Senate to hold peace action.
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Berlin
Germany
Harding
Senate
United States
London
Supine Allied Council
Walter Simons
Paris
Konstatine Fehrenbach
Reichstag
Agua Oele
Simonn
Banes Show an Increase in Currency Circulation in Germany
Berlin reports a two billion mark rise in currency in circulation for the last week of February per Reichbank data. Leipzig fair attendance remains heavy with sustained buying despite political attacks on Foreign Minister Simons and entente tensions over war guilt and coal production concerns. Tageblatt criticizes French hopes for disintegration through economic reprisals.
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Berlin
Ecntonte
Reichbank
Leipsic
London
Simons
Nationalist Party
Volwaerts
Entente
Germany
Tageblatt
German Negotiations Split Sparks Press Debate in London
Newspapers in London discuss the break up of talks with the German delegation and the Allied Supreme Council. The Neue Freie Presse calls the situation war in the peace while the Mittags Zeitung argues allied advances will unite Germans beyond party lines.
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Germany
Counci
London
Neue Freie
Mittags
Vienna
Mar
Unclear OCR Wave Touches Duisburg Labor Protest
Fragmentary AP wire text notes Duesseldorf March events noting labor movement uncertainty in Duisburg and nearby cities. Mention of occupation and protests without signs of immediate action. Continued on page.
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Duesseldorf Mar
Diers
Au Dorf
Duisburg
Toe
Win Werkmen
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