Hungarian Armistice? Charles of Austria-Hungary Fails to Impress
Former emperor Charles visited Budapest seeking to take over government but was rebuffed by Regent Horthy who refused to transfer power. He left for Steinamager with Premier Teleki, while military leaders Lehar and much of the Budapest garrison oppose his return. Allies warned against restoring the Hapsburg.
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Emperor Charles Fears Return to Austria Sparks Frontiers Guarded
Vienna reports Austria taking steps to bar former Emperor Charles from re entering after refuge in Steinamager West Hungary. Guards patrol the frontier and arms stores near officers and generals houses are watched as authorities probe how he crossed from Russia to Hungary and whether he is en route to Switzerland. The Steinamager situation involves General Le Har and Baron Pronay with Charles among other aristocrats amid limited Budapest dispatches.
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Butler Son of Jap Count in Chicago Arrest Case
David Ito claims to be son of a late Japanese count and was arrested in Chicago on charges of obtaining clothing valued at 500 dollars from a department store by using forged or misleading means. He says his father was killed in the Russo Japanese war and he was offered 215 dollars a month by the mikado's government. Ito formerly attended Waseda University and played on the Waseda ball team that toured the United States.
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Bond election in Pocatello urged with voter interviews
The Tribune publishes interviews from Pocatello residents about bonds totaling 255000 for paving sewers bridges and water mains to be voted tomorrow. It argues the 150 per thousand tax impact is small and benefits include cleaner homes improved health and local employment. Both sides voiced with held names where requested.
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City hiring boost amid sidewalk project drive
A citizen notes a recent city advertisement for one hundred men for sidewalk construction drew twelve hundred applications in two days, signaling high unemployment. The author urges voting for bonds to inject thousands of dollars into the city, with a new general tax of $1.60 per thousand valuation.
Bond Issue Endorsed for City Improvements
A statement from local taxpayers supports a $255,000 bond issue for street and alley improvements storm sewers sanitary sewers and bridges. They note existing debt total and future payments while stressing local labor and bonds at par with 5 percent interest.
Is Pocatello 0 Get Full Value for Money Expended
A citizen questions pavement bids for city projects slated next Thursday arguing the four listed options favor a single contractor and a seven inch concrete base. He cites cost analyses from 1926 showing seven inch concrete far pricier than bithulithic on crushed rock, and warns lack of competition could raise taxes and stifle fair bidding.
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Editor Tribuné Reflects on War Bond Programs and Youth Employment
Fragmentary notes praise postwar arms signin and public works aimed at aiding boys. References to American workers, home owners, and promised jobs blur with scattered phrases, suggesting a continuation on page 2.
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Explosion Probed in Chicago Fireworks Disaster
Chicago reports say a warehouse blast killed at least eight and injured many more as firemen and police search ruins for bodies and clues. Investigators eye a clandestine fireworks operation linked to Singer Shaffer and Co and question Edward and Isadore Shaffer.
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Mexico President Defends Policies Before New Orleans Businessmen
President Obregon told New Orleans business leaders that Mexico offers the best opportunities for North American capital and that the government will guarantee fair, legal profits. He acknowledged limited Washington recognition but cited growing Mexican-American goodwill and urged belief in Mexico’s reforms.
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British renounce command of second division at Constan tinople
Fragmentary AP text reports Britain withdraws command of the second division defending Constantinople as Turkish officials and Greek forces adjust positions. Details unclear due to damaged quotation.
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Bergdoll May Lose the Name of an American
Helena Arkansas report states Richard L Kitchens post 41 American Legion unanamously resolved to urge the U S government to remove the walls Grover Cleveland from the name of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll a notorious draft evader and refugee in Germany to any American court had jurisdiction in the matter
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Last Honors For Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore mourns Cardinal Gibbons with a last requiem Mass at St. Marys Cathedral as 25 000 to 30 000 file by the bier. Governor Ritchie calls a 10 oclock moment of prayer tomorrow for the funeral. The Holy Father and Cardinal Gasparri convey deep grief and praise for his service to church and country.
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Complaint Filed Against Rates On Livestock Shipments
The national livestock exchange filed a brief with the interstate commerce commission challenging railroad carload charges on livestock. The rule sets the highest rate on any species in a car and is said to discourage farm diversification by farmers unable to form complete carload lots of cattle, sheep, and hogs.
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Mar
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Young Murderer Sentenced for Hat Store Shootings
Harry H Ward, who last summer shot two men and wounded a third while attempting a hold up, was sentenced to be hanged April 22. Ward wrote letters to movie stars from Los Angeles explaining his actions and motives, revealing his fixation with film icons.
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Communist Uprisings Suppressed Across German Areas
Widespread clashes reported as police crack down on Communist risings in Gevelsberg Mannheim Dresden and Jena. Fifty dead in Gevelsberg and ninety two arrests in Dresden plus attacks and street railway shutdowns.
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Carl Seiss Optical Works
Communists Uprising in Belgians Occupied Areas Routed
Soldiers clash with bands of insurgents in Moers and Grefeld during uprisings in the occupied zone. Casualties mount as twenty eight rebels are reported killed and several policemen die or are wounded.
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Jury Deliberations Defy Judge On Law Controversial Verdict Stir
Chicago March 30 AP A jury in Judge Joseph David's court found Smith colored shy of a serious offense against a 16 year old white boy. The judge set aside the verdict saying evidence was insufficient and rebuked the jurors for thinking they knew more about the law than the court. The foreman led the response inaudibly as the jury maintained resolve.
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Lindbloom Couple Die in Apartment Shootings
Chicago reports that George Glenn Lindbloom and his wife Lillian were shot dead in their apartment. Lindbloom left a note claiming he would rather die than part with her, and sent their bodies to his mother’s home in Galesburg.
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