Bullets SINGING IN Springfield Streets
Springfield Ohio faced a night of disorders with Patrolman Joseph Ryan and a black man shot. About thirty people were arrested as 150 Ohio National Guardsmen assisted, aimed at maintaining order. further rioting was not deemed imminent.
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Springfield
Joseph Ryan
Ohio National Guardsmen
H. D. Horner
Fourth Ohio Infantry
Horner
Ryan
Marge Ferneau
Center
Jefferson
Ater
Shirely Shaffer
Edgar Parsons
B. J. Weastcott
Robert Flack
James White
White
Sheriff Takes Charge in Springfield Disorder
A state conference placed Sheriff David Jon in full charge as disorder escalates after a shooting involving a Black man. Police ordered all public meetings after 6 p m and halted traffic, closing moving picture houses and theatres. A juvenile suspect pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to kill and was sent to reformatory for an indefinite term. police aimed to move him out of town before nightfall.
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Springfield
Mer
Arad
David Jon
Serif
Unc
Aly
Ansfield Reformatory
Poliee
Booze Runners on the Border Reported in Juarez Dispatch
Colonel Rafael Cavilla, commander of the Chihuahua state guard, announced in Juarez that he ordered five guards to patrol inland 600 acres of Mexican land near the U S border amid Prohibition enforcement. A clash left one man dead in a March 2 incident.
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el Paro
Rafael Cavilla
Cuatome Guarda
Chihuahua
Juaren
United States
Angers
American policies will be rigidly upheld to the letter
Washington reports that Harding administration policy on wartime rights and mandates will mirror Wilson era positions. The United States will defend its rights as a victor in postwar Japan and Mesopotamia disputes while seeking amicable solutions. A possible representative to the League of Nations may be considered. Lands opened near Santa Fe district in New Mexico for settlement, with 1,499,000 acres, under home stead and stock raising laws.
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Washington
Mar
Harding
United States
Wilson
Pacific
Yap
Japan
Mesopotamia
League of Nations
League
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Department of Terror
Leavenworth Mayor Suspended by Supreme Court Order
Topeka March 12 James C. Davis mayor of Leavenworth was suspended from office by order of the supreme court pending final determination of ouster proceedings. Davis is charged by attorney general Richard J. Hopkins with failure to enforce liquor and gambling laws in Leavenworth.
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Topeka
Kas
James C. Davis
Leavenworth
Supreme Court
Davis
Richard J. Hopkins
Davis Offers Packers A Plan
Chicago reporters note the Big Five meat packers failed to decide on supporting or rejecting Secretary Davis's request to appoint two representatives to meet with two workers' reps in a mediation to avert a stockyard workers strike. A Washington mediation plan follows, with Davis to conduct talks and seek agreement without specific concessions.
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Chicago
Davis
Federal Labor Department
Essen Bitter Against Edict
In Essen Germany March 12 bitter hostility to the allied plan for a customs frontier and taxing German exports dominates the industrial center. The anger targets Lloyd George French authorities and Americans on the reparations commission. Industrial leaders say contracts are canceled and trade will stagnate harming workers and risking irreparable loss if Rhineland exports are taxed.
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Essen
Germany
Lloyd George
Eysen
Rhineland
Heartbeats Heard Miles Away Demonstrated by Army Lab
Washington March 12 AP A new ultra sensitive stethoscope linked by wire to a distant patient was shown to army and civilian medical men at the army signal laboratories. Brigadier General George Squier led the demonstration as heart sounds were amplified many thousands of times and heard through a phonograph horn in a distant room.
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Washington
Army Signal Laboratories
Harding
George Squier
Resta
General Squier
Packer Labor Dispute Standoff With Mediation Efforts
Chicago March 12 The Labor Department mediation offer fails to set a definite arbitration date and lacks assurance that packers will send representatives to Washington. Dennis Lane says strike ballots proceed and a national walkout could occur if negotiations collapse. Ballots go out to locals. vote set for March 16 with potential decisive action.
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Chicago
Department of Labor
Washington
Davis
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Department
Dennis Lane
Lane
Omaha
Woman Attacked By Trio of Women Near Rath Plant
Waterloo March 12. Mrs Allen Davis of Rath packing plant, in a city strike area, was attacked by three women returning home last night and beaten badly. No arrests. crowd had dispersed before police arrived. Bricks were hurled at the homes of two men who stayed at work from a car last night.
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Waterloo
Mra
Allen Davia
Rath
Local Notice Fragment On Officer Trial Details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an officer trial and a payment related to rain damage. The readable bits indicate Myohn W ono and a case connected to an officer, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Myohn
W. Ono
Secretary Davis and Lane Discuss Packing Plant Strike
Secretary Davis spoke by long distance with Secretary Dennis Lane representing the employee who said he sent a telegram to the labor department offering his services to help resolve the packing house strike.
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Washington
Davis
Dennis Lane
Labor Department
Packing House
Father to Wed Woman Soldier Son Won in France
Lieutenant Arlington Deppe of the American Ordnance department is involved with Julie Vennet of Dijon as she awaits admission at Ellis Island. Deppe, from Palmerston, Pa., was married before meeting her. His father Henry Deppe, 62, has promised to marry her.
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France
Frannte
Arlington Deppe
American Ordnance Department
Julie Vennet
Dijon
Ellis Island
N. Y
United States
Lieutenant Deppe
Palmerton, Pa
Mme. Vennet
Henry Deppe
Petrograd Faces Spread of Revolutionary Movement
A wireless dispatch from Warsaw reports Petrograd is in the grip of a rising revolutionary movement spreading across Russia. Anti Bolshevik forces reportedly entered Minsk and held the city for hours before Soviet troops retook it, with many killed and executions claimed. The text also notes a plea for food and outside reinforcements as the unrest deepens.
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Warsaw
Petrograd
Baltic States
Kronstadt
Yilnn
Minsk
Rg Odor
Yoni
Ross
Ved
Bny
Es Io
Asitai
Kronfa
Bolshevik siege and recapture rumors sweep Odessa
Fragmented dispatches from Kiev and surrounding fronts describe fighting over Odessa. Reports claim Bolshevik forces threatened control, then Ukrainian bands and rival factions contested the city as factions gathered for a turn in thevolatile postwar power struggle.
Senate confirms multiple appointments across customs and navy
Washington March 12. The Senate confirmed Charles Chase of New Mexico as collector of customs Edward Stitt as surgeon general of the navy and Brigadier Generals Smedley Butler Logan Feland and Harry Lee in the marine corps. Carl A Mapes as solicitor of internal revenue Lars Bladine as collector of internal revenue for Iowa Wm Walter Husband named commissioner general of immigration Harry Hilton Billany named fourth assistant postmaster general and Mapes re nominated as solicitor of internal revenue Billany’s nomination confirmed and he will oversee rural free delivery with post office department planning to drop numerical designations
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Washington
Senate
Charles Chase
New Mexico
Edward Stitt
Navy
Smedly D. Butler
Logan Feland
Harry Lee
Marine Corps
Carl A. Mapes
Internal Revenue
Lars Bladine
Cedar Falls
District of
Iowa
Wm. Walter Husband
St. Johnsbury
Harding
Arry Hilton Billany
Delaware
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Post Office Department
Hays
Billany
Chicago White Sox betting scandal trial postponed to fall
Chicago March 12 AP The state's attorney moves to delay the 1919 World Series fix trial for the White Sox until after the baseball season, arguing need for new evidence and more time. Defense demands immediate trial or dismissal as Judge Landis contemplates ineligibility and broader scope of indictments.
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Chicago
Mar
Chicago White Sox
Kenesaw M. Landis
Barrett
Cnet ¥. Barrett
Prohibition Agent Sentenced in North Dakota Case
Fargo North Dakota March 12 AP R B Leady head federal prohibition agent for North Dakota was sentenced to one year and one day in Leavenworth prison by Judge J W Woodrough after a jury found him guilty of conspiring to transport liquor from Moorhead Minnesota to Sioux Falls South Dakota. Co defendants E O Hanghen Moorhead hotel proprietor and Theodore Musgierd former prohibition office clerk received one month each plus fines.
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Fargo
N. D
R. B. Leady
North Dakota
Leavenworth Federal Prison
J. W. Woodrough
Leady
Moorehead
Minn
Sioux Falls
E. O. Hanghen
Moorhead
Theodore Musgierd
Prohibition Office
Austria Pleads for Allied Credit to Avert Collapse
Mayr of Austria asked the Allied Supreme Council to guarantee capital and interest for Austria to avert collapse. He warned private banks could not provide timely or sufficient funds and that without aid Austria would face political disintegration or complete breakdown, jeopardizing production and exchange.
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Tanden
Mae
Pee Aie Mak
Mayr
Austria
Jin Pu
Allied Suprema Council
Confession Taint in Murder Case Prompts Clemency Appeal
Indianapolis reports that a California affidavit claims Deputy District Attorney L C Smith admitted harsh methods to force a murder confession from 17 year old William Norris of Terre Haute under an alias. Governor McCray urged Governor Stephens to commute Norris death sentence to allow a new hearing.
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Indianapolis
L. C. Smith
Shasta County
California
William Norris
Terre Haute
Ind
McCray
Stephens
H C. Woodrum
Norris
Arthur Owen Davis
San Quentin
Recorder
Pasques
Wind Storm Rages Through Northwestern Louisiana Causes Fatalities
A terrible wind storm in northwestern Louisiana during the late day killed three people and injured about thirty, with serious injuries reported and property damage estimated from 500000 to 1000000 dollars. In Gale, near Shreveport, two Black residents died and nine were hurt. in Homer oil fields, oilman Ed Rogers’s wife died and about eighteen others were injured.
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Shreveport
Loulalana
Claiera
Caddo Parishes
Gale
Homer
Mra
Ed Rogers
Four Sailors Reported Killed in Tampico
Four sailors believed to be American were killed in Tampico while boarding a launch from the Norwegian ship Bazon. Five masked attackers attacked near dawn, with dispatches noting no embassy confirmation by noon.
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Mexico City
Tampico
United States
Bazon
Six Killed In Skirmish In Ireland Ambush
Six attackers killed and one mortally wounded after a march from Carrick on Shannon to Ballingmore is ambushed by rifle fire and bombs. The assailants wore uniforms of the Sinn Fein republican army as the military returned fire.
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Mohhill
Ireland
Carrickon-Shannon
Ballingmore
Mexican rumor denied on U S recognition envoy visit
Mexico City officials denied circulating rumors that an unnamed missionary linked to President Holding and President Obregon carried points for U S recognition. Officials said there was no plan for a U S envoy to visit or a cremation about such a mission.
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Mexico City
Holding
Obregon
Mexico
United States
Trial reveals Jake Hamon dying statements and Clara Hamon
Ardmore Oklahoma March 12 AP testimony from Rev J T Irwin and others details Jake Hamon's dying statements and a claim by Clara Hamon that she was framed. State witnesses including Mrs Hamon Frank Ketch and Dr Hardy describe the night of the shooting and Clara Hamon's flight from Ardmore toward Dallas.
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Ardmore
Oklo
Sense
J. T. Irwin
Presbyterian Church
Lawton
Ohio
Jake UL. Hamon
Clara Smith Hamon
Mamon
Freeling
T. W. Sallis
Fo Worth
Texas
Clara Hamon
Dallas
Cisco
el Paso
Tex
W. B. Nichols
Hamon
Oklahoma City
Errel Dunlap
Ile
Clara I Hamon
Clara
Witness to Ardmore murder case cited in decahomee court
A Muskogee physician identified as Bee is called as a witness in the Ardmore murder case involving Clara Bm and Jake abet amon. The testimony was made public today with details continued on pages.
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Decahomee
Okla
Mara
Bee
Muskogee
Ardmere
Clara
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Ilcheviki
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