Air Pilot W D Coney Injured After Crash in Louisiana
Lieut. W. D. Coney of the army air service crashed his DeHaviland plane in a swampy northeast Louisiana area near Crowville while attempting a landing from a Jacksonville to San Diego flight. He suffered a possible broken back and internal injuries but remained conscious at noon. He was moved toward Natchez for hospital care with transport hampered by swamp roads and a 75 foot fall from the crash.
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Monroe
W. D. Coney
Army Air Service
Chowville
Jacksonville
Fla
Ton Diego
Calif
Here Lient
Coney
War Department
Natchez, Miss
Ile
Winnisboro
Lieut
Owin
Louisiana
Crowville
Lieut. Coney
DeHaviland
Mose Lanier
John Bush
Bush
Thermopolis Man Plans Park and Home for Laborers
L. J. Lesher of Thermopolis Wyoming announces plans for a home for broken down laborers and a public park to attract children to a better home life funded by a 2 million dollar inheritance from his California ship-owner father. Lesher, a former runaway and labor union member, says the project aims to steer youths away from a life of crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thermopolis
Wyo
Lesher
California
Teamsters’ Union
Wilson Suffers Indigestion Attack Newsbrief
Former President Wilson experienced a brief acute indigestion attack in Washington today. Dr Sterling Ruffin attended him at his residence and said Wilson had recovered within an hour and could eat a light meal.
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Washington
Mar
Wilson
Sterling Ruffin
White House
Ruffin
League of Nations
Woman candidate threats tied to Wy more mayoral race
Two letters to Mrs Morris Jones in Wymore Nebraska threaten violence if she remains in the Wy more mayoral race. One letter in a feminine hand says women should stay home and implies punitive action. Mrs Jones dismisses the threats.
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Wymore, Neb
Mar
Former Secretary Lansing Reveals Peace Treaty Tactics
Robert Lansing former secretary of state and member of the American peace commission outlines in his forthcoming book The Peace Negotiations published by Houghton Mifflin March 25 how compromises with President Wilson over Shantung and other terms nearly toppled the treaty. He details disagreements within the commission and his belief that immediate peace without a ratified treaty would humiliate the United States.
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Boston
Mass
Robert Lansing
American Peace Commission
Houghton, Mifflin Company
Nenenen
Wilson
Ia Re
Lansing
League of Nations
United States Senate
Aos
Aon
Etary
Eee
Oerion
Ashington
Lanne
Paris
Edward M. House
Shantung
Japan
Germany
China
Argue Lansing
American Commission
Council of Four
Macla
Hughes Says Russia Must Promise Protection of Persons and Property
Secretary Hughes states that resuming trade with Soviet Russia requires assurances of fundamental changes protecting persons and property and enabling commerce. He cites private property rights and free labor as essentials. The note replies to Moscow's appeal for trade and a delegation, stressing no recognition of the Soviet government.
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Hughes
Washington
Mar
Russia
Reval
Moscow
United States
Reval Aa
Rusia Mght
State Department
Balloon search continues for missing Pensacola air crew
Naval authorities pursue a missing free balloon and five crew members from Pensacola naval air station. Seaplanes dirigibles and at sea craft scour St. Andrews Bay toward the open sea after the balloon drifted Tuesday night. Messages via carrier pigeon relayed the distress as crews scoured the coast for any sign of the five missing and the gas bag.
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Pensacola
Fin
Quartermaster &. Wilkinson
Naval Air Station
Mexico
Naval
Ballegn J
St. Andrews Bay
Quartermaster E.inson
R. V. Bland
Kershaw
J. @. Elder
W. H. Tressly
Marinm Washington
Ington
George K. Wilkenson
Houston
Texas
Panama City
Boare
Leonard o Send cosay Wood Franciageo to Frisco trip
AP reports Leonard Wood Franciageo plans to visit Frisco en route to the Philippines. He is due in San Francisco around March 6 or 7 and will stay one day before continuing to Seattle, Wash. The article notes questions about trade basis and Soviet government influence.
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Chicago
Leonardo
Cosay
Philippines
San Francisco
Seattle
Aton
Union Pacific Officials Plan Wage Cut Proposal
Union Pacific officials prepare to take wage cut plans to the railway labor board after failing to reach agreement with workers. Proposals call for 17 to 20 percent reductions, setting hourly rates at 37 cents in Kansas and 44 cents in other states, affecting Oregon Short Line employees as well.
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Omaha
Mar
Union Pacific
Railway Labor Board
A. M. Jeffers
Kansas
Oregon
W. M. Jeffers
Labor Board
Jeffers
R. R. Butter
Butter
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Ex Servicemen Object to Sending Cows to Germany
In Scotland in Hutchinson County 300 cows prepared for shipment to Germany were released from a pen and returned to a corral as locals clashed with authorities. Sheriff orders cattle moved to Taylor for safekeeping amid high tensions in Bon Homme and Montohemmon counties.
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Germany
Scotland
Bens
Hutchinson County
Bon Homme County
Taylor
Montehimeon
Gardner completes 600 mile one stop flight
Oklahoma City reports aviator Turk Gardner landed at 1 32 p m at the municipal field today ending a one stop flight from Lincoln Nebraska covering 600 miles in four hours and thirty two minutes. He refueled in Wichita Kansas during the journey.
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Oklahoma City
Turk” Gardner
Municipal Field
Lincoln
Neb
Gardner
Wichita
Kansas
Japanese Navy Denies Competing With United States
Tokyo reports Admiral Kato states Japan will not pursue a policy to challenge the U S naval balance. He says Japan’s eight battleships and eight battle cruisers plan is driven by defense needs and may reflect postwar costs, not a bid to rival Washington. He backs arms reduction talks but warns against cutting while naval powers remain unequal.
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Tokio
Asser. Naval
Joss Coe Ag
Omnis United Braves
Tos Navy
Tomo Osaburo Kato
Marina
Henec
Japan
Apanese
Far West
Apan
Naval An
Russia
Emergenc B
Far East
Siniister
United States Navy
League of Nations
Debs Returns to Atlanta Prison After Washington Visit
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist leader, arrived in Atlanta at noon and was escorted to his cell in the federal penitentiary after a visit with Attorney General Daugherty in Washington. He departed promptly with Warden Yarbet and his attorney.
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Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
Oral
Daugherty
Washington
Veohine
Yarbet
Legislature Moves to Put Telephone Firms Under State Railroad Control
Des Moines March 25 AP reports the house passes a bill 94 to 2 placing telephone companies under the aegis of the state railroad commission, outlining regulatory authority and oversight standards.
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Des Moines
House of the Laws
Appointment of Hernandez as Internal Revenue Collector
Representative Hernandez of Tiera Amerilla received a recess appointment from President Harding to serve as the internal revenue collector for the district of New Mexico.
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Washington
Hernandez
Tiera Amerilla
Harding
Internal Revenue
District of New Mexico
Center of Troubles in Baxony as Communist Outbreak Worsens
Disorder erupts in Baxony with street fighting and armed workers blocking town sections. The railroad station changed hands twice in twenty minutes as police struggled to restore order amid casualties. Continued on Page Nine.
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Baxony
Southern Idaho towns seek fair Idaho Power valuation
Representatives from Boise to Parma discuss fair valuation of Idaho Power, urging rate reductions and a permanent organization of city and irrigation users. A resolutions committee proposes hiring counsel to determine fair property values and to pursue needed investigations and action.
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Idaho Power Company
Boise
Ern Eagleson
Boine
Idaho
Ernest Anderson
Parma
J. W. Tyler
Emmett
W. P. Havener
Pocatello
B. L. Iarton
Wendell
J. T. Dvorek
Aberdeen
J. H. Anderson
Kfoot
Li. A. Bowler
Shoahone
A. Payette
John C. J. Wencott
Cald Ul
Parma, Il
Hl. Kein
Nampa
D. J. McBane
R. B. Brager
Frank D. Ryan
Weiser
A. L
Reporentes
Fra. G. Eagleson
Acre
Iinek Toot Cloane
Ween
Namoa
J. H. von Tassel
W. P. Havenor
Bangook County
Mountain Phone and Telegraph Company
Dabo
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Pacific Coast
G. R. Wilkinson
Frisco
Allen
Salina, Kas
Hell
Satan
Burton
Barton County
Nonpartisan League
Hopkins
Richard Hopkins
D. A. Banta
Barton
Banta
Sam Hill
Center OF
Eisleben
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