Lloyd George Seeks Confidence Vote On Genoa Policy
Prime Minister Lloyd George plans to resume in the House of Commons and promptly seek a vote on the government's Genoa economic conference policy. Austen Chamberlain confirmed the move as needed to show the premier’s authority, with reports of competing strategies about how the measure will be presented and its effect on coalition unity.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Genoa
Austen Chamberlain
The
Times
Robert Horne
Thond
Will Replace Yanks on Rhine
Paris March 21 AP reports American troops in the Rhine are ordered withdrawn and to be replaced in the Coblenz bridgehead by French forces who now hold sectors on both sides of Coblenz. Officials foresee only a possible interpretation by Germans that the move signals disapproval of allied policies toward Germany.
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Paris
Rhine
Coblenz
Germany
World’s Largest Children Hospital Opens in Alexandropol
A massive new children's hospital in Alexandropol, Caucasus, directed by Dr. R. T. Uhls and financed by Near East Relief, opens with 2,700 beds in 40 wards. It serves Russian Armenian Greek provinces and treats trachoma, the region’s major child affliction.
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Constantinople
Mar
Alexandropol
Caucasus
R. T. Uhls
Fitchburg
Mass
America
Near East Relief
New England
Gave Her Life To Save Canary
Mrs. Anna Wilson a 67 year old widow died at her Berkeley home after saving her pet canary from a fire caused by an overheated stove. Her dress caught fire and she moved to shield the bird then was overcome while seeking water to douse the flames.
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Berkeley
Cal
Anna Wilson
Bulgaria Seeks Extended Credits Under Termeulen Plan
Bulgaria has applied to the League of Nations financial commission for an extension to the Termeulen plan credits. Officials view the move as pivotal to making the plan practical as Genoa talks on economics approach. The amount of bonds Bulgaria must issue was not disclosed.
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Washington
Bulgaria
Financial Commission
League of Nations
League
Finance Commission
Gould and Weitzel Elected to Board
Langdon Gould son of George J. Gould of New York and KE H. Weitzel general manager of Colorado Fuel and Iron were elected to the companys board at the annual stockholders meeting in Denver. The vacancies were created by the resignations of David H. Tayad and Willard Ward both of Newark. Taylor had been Goulds representative on the board.
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Denver
Colo
Langdon Gould
George J. Gould
New York
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Ke, H. Weitzel
Pueblo
Gould and Weitzel
David H. Tayad
Willard Ward
Newark
Taylor
Gould
High water mark reached at Leavenworth Penitentiary
Leavenworth Kansas March 21 AP the federal penitentiary reports a new high water mark with forty inmates arriving yesterday and six today bringing the total to 1334 men confined at the institution Warden W I Biddle said special arrangements were needed to accommodate the latest arrivals.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Federal Penitentiary
W. I. Biddle
Biddle
Italy Opposes British Plan to Scrap Currency at Genoa
Rome reports public interest grows as Genoa conference nears. Italians favor a European recovery plan and a return to currency with a gold basis, fearing a wholesale scrap of existing money and exchange depreciation.
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Italy
Wiedfeldt Named German Ambassador to the United States
Berlin reports Dr Otto Ludwig Wiedfeldt, a leading German industrialist and economist, has been selected as ambassador to the United States. At 50 he leaves Krupp to accept the post, bringing long diplomatic service and Far East experience for railway organization consulting.
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Berlin
Mar
Otto Ludwig Wiedfeldt
Dr. Wiedfeldt
Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff
Washington
United States
Germany
Associated Press
Wiedfeldt
Krupp
Far East
Masked men kill man protect bystander in Arkansas
Nashville Arkansas authorities search for masked men after Walter Gibbs 25 is shot and killed as he tries to shield Joel Harris 60. Harris is beaten outside town following Gibbs death in the incident.
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Nashville
Ark
Walter Gibbs
Joel Harris
Harris
Gibbs
History Proves Women Married Outside Clan Become Slaves Says Mathilde’s Mother
Edith Rockefeller McCormick and Mrs. McCormick discuss the historical view that women who wed outside their clan face subjugation. She links ancient serfdom to modern progress while endorsing women’s development and leadership ahead of the June 3 10 exposition chaired by her.
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Mathilde
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John Dler
Une d
Matrimonial Tangle Delays Siberian General at Canadian Line
General Gregory Semenoff, Siberian Cossack leader, denies he is not legally married to Madame Semenoff while immigration officials probe his fitness to enter the United States as a pilgrim seeking aid for the Siberian regime. He says he was divorced from a former wife and that a church ceremony united him with his present wife, related to the Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia. Canadian authorities await Washington instructions after reviewing his explanations.
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Vancouver
B. C
Gregory Semenoff
United States
Madame Semenoff
Europe
United States Immigration Office
Gen
Semenoff
Siberia
Japan
Russia
Nicholas
Washington
Damrill Mann Act Trial Opens Day Two In Federal Court
The Damrill case resumes in federal court with the defense continuing witness examinations. Mrs Ollie Cook testified about Damrill's Reno hotel appearances while Miss Thelma Bills described rings bought earlier. Damrill testified about his relations with Miss Bills, disputing prosecution accounts as the judge considers turning the case to the jury.
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William Damrill
Ollie Cook
Overland Hotel
Reno
Camrill
Cook
Leon Bolleanger
Mia
Miss Bills
B. A. Sweet
Chapman
Bolleanger
Heanger
Gothet
Belleanger
Case City
Birts Ho
Damrill
Miss
Pocatello
Wm. Damrill
Thelma May Billl
Idaho Falls
Nevada
O Falla
Tena
Overland
Bills
Marr
Rigby
Spendey
Ancestors Fight to Retain 15,000 Acres in New Jersey
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark of Atlantic City, descendant of one of the thirteen original NJ proprietors, forms a corporation to press a court claim for 15,000 acres granted by Queen Anne. She convenes descendants to push restitution for land allegedly sold without authority and clear title.
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Elizabeth Clark
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Queen Anne of England
Clark
Straw and a Few Beads Dance Draws Police Attention
Police hauled off four dancers a restaurant manager a head waiter and two waiters from a West 45th Street eatery after a south seas style performance deemed inappropriate. The raid followed officers earlier visiting the restaurant and noting liquor sales.
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New York
West 45Th Street
Defense Calls First Witness After Prosecution Rest
The defense began testimony after the prosecution rested, with A P Summerall of Ogden describing Damrill’s time between trains in Ogden. He said Damrill was accompanied by a woman not identified as Thelma Bills, and age distinctions between a girl and a woman were debated before the judge adjourned court until Tuesday morning.
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Miss Bills
Mary Brown
Rigby
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Sunnyland
Utah City
Thelma
Pocatello
Damrill
Dodds
N. J. Simon
Overland Hotel
Reno
Camrill
Simon
Wm. Camrill
Cour
Brown
Pocaello
C. Delzell
Chapman
M. W. Malace
Ernest Killeen
Nelson
Mrs. Damrill
Hazel Bates
A. P. Summerall
Nevada
Summerall
Damrlle
Thelma Bills
Congressman Parrish In Auto Crash Near Wichita Falls
Congressman L W Parrish remained in critical condition after an automobile accident near Wichita Falls Texas on March 21. Physicians said his condition had slightly improved but warned he might not survive the night.
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Congressman Hurt
Wichita
Falls
Texas
L. W. Parrish
Parrish
Ireland on brink of civil war amid Ulster clashes
London reports mounting danger in Ireland with sniping along the Ulster border and gunfire as sectarian tensions surge. Assassinations kill a Belfast carter, strikes disrupt city traffic, and gunmen attack near Trillick as border shooting continues and communications fail.
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London
Ireland
Ulster
Belfast
Aliens Try to Save Jobs in Detroit
Circuit judges met with Judge Ira W. Jayne to help aliens obtain first citizenship papers amid a push by industrial leaders to give American citizens priority in employment. Naturalization officials were advised as the legion’s campaign for ex soldiers drew many aliens to the court. Officials estimate about 30,000 alien factory workers and 20,000 unemployed veterans in Detroit.
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Detroit
Ira W. Jayne
Feder Court
Legion
Frank Broderick
The
Senator Reed seeks re election in Missouri race
St Louis March 21 AP United States Senator James A Reed announced he would seek re election on the Democratic ticket. He said the campaign would center on the alleged failure of the current national administration to fulfill its promises and its breaches of faith.
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St. Louis
United States
James A. Reed
Reed
Chicago Faces Chaos as Organized Crime Tightens Grip
Chicago police chief Charles Fitzmorris warned over 100 civic leaders that the city nears chaos from an organized criminal network. Judge Kickham Scanlan, States Attorney Robert Crowe, and James Patten condemned corrupt lawyers and court delays as fueling crime and undermining justice.
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Chicago
Mar
Charles ©. Fitzmorris
Kickham Scanlan
The
Criminal Court
Robert BR. Crowe
James A. Patten
Board of Trade
Firemorrie
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