Fight in Wilds Stops Three Indian Raiders
In St Joseph Michigan AP report on March 21 the trial of William Z Foster over illegalist activity includes excerpts from the 1921 Third World Congress theses. The state read about militant strategy for legal and illegal communist groups and mass action leading to armed conflict and dictatorship. Amundsen wired funds to settle expedition debts and plans to fly north pole by airplane after wintering in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph, Mich
Congress of the Communists Internationale
Moscow
William Z. Foster
Michigan
Moscow Internationale
America
United States
England
Communist Party
Proletaria
Foster
Nome
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
Norwegian Polar Scientific Expedition
Christiania
Norway
Amundsen
Wainwright
North Pole
Yakima Chiefs Protest Ban on Tribal Dances
Yakima Indian chiefs Homner Watson and Al Barnhart protest United States Indian commissioner Charles Harke order forbidding tribal dances. They urge equal treatment and insist the usual spring dances will proceed this season despite the prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima, Wash
Homner Watson
al Barnhart
Yakima
Father Grace Is a Catspaw
Denver March 21 AP police failed to arrest Rev Walter A Grace pastor of Shrine of St Ann Arvada on a warrant charging him with forging Sister Germaine's name to whiskey orders and signing for bonded liquor in 1921. Friends said he can explain the liquor transactions and officers expect wealthy men to be drawn into the case.
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Denver
Colo
Charles F. Sears
U. S
Walter A. Grace
Shrine of St. Ann
Arvada
United States
Hillyer
Father Grace
Germaine
Mullen Home For
Grace
Test Vote Delayed After Easter In Socialist Debate
London March 21 AP The test between labor and government on Philip Snowden's motion to supersede capitalism with a socialist order is postponed to after Easter recess for extended debate. Government support appears solid. most labor leaders absent at a socialist Ruhr conference in Paris.
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London
Philip Snowden
Paris
Ruhr
Mr. Snowden
Snowden
Sir Alfred
Boy Starts Fire in Salvation Army Orphanage
Santa Rosa Cal March 21 AP Colonel A Smeeton superintendent Salvation Army orphanage Healdsburg Cal which was partially destroyed by fire early Monday announced a fourteen year old inmate confessed he started the fire to get away and hate to go to school The blaze endangered about 200 children.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
A. Smeeton
Salvation Army Orphanage
Healdsburg
Rain Makers Declared Futile in Weather Bureau View
Washington reports the United States Weather Bureau calls rain making and other artificial climate schemes futile. A small moisture test can precipitate rain in the lab but widespread drought requires vast atmospheric moisture. estimates show 113 tons per inch over one acre and 72 320 tons per square mile. The bureau also recalls failed hail-shooting and air-driven schemes and notes one man’s proposed $1 000 per inch plan would transfer risk to him if rain fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
United States Weather Bureau
Arizona
Texas
Bureau
Europe
De Valera's St Patrick's Day Message Cited
The Republican bulletin from Dublin on March 21 quotes President De Valera saying Ireland's republic remains undefeated and that courage is wisdom while unity will keep the nation unconquerable, warning against weakness as defeat. The message frames Ireland as shrine of tradition and symbol of independence.
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Dublin
Mar
Republican
de Valera
St Patrick’s Day
Republic of Ireland
Bishop Tuttle Weakens as Illness Advances
St. Louis March 21 The Right Rev Daniel S Tuttle presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in America was reported weaker today after several heart attacks. Doctors announced his condition as deteriorating amid continuing illness.
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St. Louis, Mo
Daniel 8. Tuttle
Episcopal Church In
Harding Plans Westward Address Tour This Summer
President Harding, during a Florida cruise, plans themes for addresses if he tours the West this summer. He aims to stress imperial enforcement of laws, applying rules evenly across classes and across land and sea, aligning with Attorney General Daugherty’s views.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Mar
Harding
West
Capitol
Daugherty
Miami
Florida Bar Association
Peace Reigns In Prairieview Churchyard Tonkawa Okla
Peace returned to the Prairieview church yard after a scare following false reports that two men were killed in a dispute. An armed truce holds at the site while a court decides whether Charles E. Knox, a paid off operator, can drill a well on leased church land.
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Tonkawa
Okla
Prairieview Church Yard
Charles E. Knox
Broadway Beauty Mysteriously Slain
Dorothy Keenan known as Dorothy King, a Broadway figure, was holoformed to death in her apartment last Thursday. New York police search for a suspect. Inspector Coughlin seeks Chicago-born Jack Lanning, once a roommate, as a possible link after a quarrel and abrupt departure. Police theory ties the crime to blackmail schemes involving the man she refused to expose.
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New York
Dorothy Keenan
Dorothy King
Coughlin
Chicago
Jack Lanning
Lanning
Miss Keenan
Huff
Broadway
Italian Colony Prefers Wet Mexico to Living Under the Volstead Act
Fresno report notes A. Oliver, a leader among local Italians, to leave the United States after a raid destroyed his wine and a $300 fine. He announces plans to sell his grapes and bungalow for $12,500 and move to Mexico with twenty five others to drink wine freely.
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Mexico
Fresno
Calif
A. Oliver
Oliver
Maltz Plunge Ends Bank Collapse Shocks Chicago
Chicago AP report details the sudden closures of the Logan Square Trust and Savings bank and the 16th Street State bank. Maltz, once a railroad brakeman turned bank president, confessedly misused funds and issued bonds to cover mortgages, triggering the locks and losses estimated at $400,000 and $150,000 respectively.
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Chicago
Samuel W. Maltz
16Th Street State Bank
Fred W. Popp
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank
Maltz
William F. McLaughlin
Army air service freight experiments show potential for cheap long distance air motion
Washington reports that experiments by the army air service indicate freight by planes not built for cargo can cut costs. An example cites moving personnel 1600 miles from Ellington to Selfridge with one fifth the cost of ground transport. The Midstate Depot moved 12,000 pounds of freight to various stations. The statement notes limited commercial air freight but sees vast potential for using suitable commercial aircraft.
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Washington
Army Air Service
Air Service
Filncton Field
Houston
Tex
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Middletown
Airt
United States
Ime
England
France
Netherlands
Irish Raid Nets Lurid Literature
Irish criminal intelligence department detectives conducted an overnight raid visiting ten houses in Dublin. They seized republican propaganda from the irregular publicity bureau, and 21 people were arrested, including FP Lynch, publicity director and former editor of the Sunday Independent.
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Dublin
Irish Criminal Intelligence Department
J. Lynch
Sunday Independent
Republican Bulletin
Israelite House of David suit exposed misdeeds at Boston Harbor
Grand Rapids Mich March 21 AP testimony aimed to prove Benjamin Purnell lived in luxury while followers starved at the Israelite house of David colony at Boston Harbor Michigan. Mrs Rosetta former evangelist testified of lavish living, secret punishments, ostracism, and moral breaches amid effort to recover 80000 for property and labor.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Boston Harbor
John Hansell
Rosetta
Newark
N. J
Purnell
Benjamin
Mary
California
Parnell
Shiloh
Benton Harbor Colony
Emma Loretta
Birmingham
Ala
Benjamin David
Safety First Is Plan in Omaha
Charles C. Hacker of Comet Hiatt Iowa sued the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad for 84150 after a collision between his automobile truck and a locomotive near York Nebraska. A district court jury ordered Hacker to pay the railroad company one dollar for damage to etatine.
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Oneha
Charles C. Hacker
Comet! Hiatt, Iow
Chicago, Bertington and Quincy Raitlread Company
York
Nebraska
Etatine
Posse Trails Renegade Reds to Utah Hills
Four white settlers from a Blanding posse rode out to chase the Allen Canyon Piute band in southeastern Utah. A dawn clash left one Piute known as Joe Bishop's boy dead and two Piutes wounded, with no white casualties. A new 30 man posse left Blanding to press the search as authorities consider air reconnaissance if landing facilities are available.
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Ealt Lake
Mar
Blanding
San Juan County
Utah
Allen Canyon
Monticello
Joe Bishop
Bevy
Montecillo
Charles Mabey
Piutes
Blanding Clash Drives Manhunt for Piute Indians
A posse of white settlers near Blanding in San Juan County Utah hunted a band of Piute Indians after an uprising triggered by a sheep camp robbery trial. One Indian youth, Joe Bishop’s boy, was reported killed and two others wounded in a late clash. Whites reportedly suffered no casualties.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Blanding
San Juan County
U. S
Ray Ward
Joe Bishop
Allen’s Canyon
Sun Yat Sen Faces Deficit Amid Canton Turmoil
Sun Yat Sen returns to Canton to a chaotic scene marked by piracy harassing transport and business. Unpaid troops demand funds while factions vie for control and Hsu Tsung Chi remains absent. Reinforcements move in as Sun’s leadership struggles with an empty treasury and internal rivalries.
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Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Cty
Yunnantry
Shanghai
Sun
Hsu Tsung Chi
Kwangsi
Chan Chak
Kongmoos
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Labor Price Herald
Frank P. Walsh
Communist Party of America
Walsh
Yakimas
Ketta
Weather Office
Sserts Republic Secure
Bishop Tuttle
David
Omaha
POSSE
Renegade Reds
Utah Hills
Old Posey
San Juan
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