Charles Makes a Futile Effort to Regain Throne
Vienna dispatches report ex emperor Charles proclaimed a military dictatorship at Steinamanger with 15000 troops ready to march on Budapest. Rumors say Lehar’s forces revolted and joined Charles as Horthy opposed his return, prompting a dramatic exit toward Steinamanger.
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Vienna
Charles
Steinamanger
Lelar
Budapest
Hungary
Ivarles
Fincce
Austria
Hapsburgs
Admiral Horthy
Teleky
Ndt
Bishop Mikes
Horthy
LeHar
Pronay
Hayjas
LeHar Lef
Raab
Gododo
Switzerland
General LeHar
Used Passport Of Red Cross Reveals Ex-Emperor Route
Paris March 31 Former Emperor Charles crossed the Hungary Austria frontier by using a foreign passport that listed him as a Red Cross official a Havas dispatch from Vienna reports.
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Paris
Charles
Hungary
Austia
Red Cross
Vienna
Em y Leaders Under Arrest In Budapest Plot
London reports via the Exchange Telegraph that Hungarian troops rally to ex Emperor Charles and may march on Budapest. News from Buda and Steinamanger says several army leaders have been arrested by Admiral Horthy as support for Charles wanes. The army appears to back Regent Horthy rather than the former monarch, with some ministers denying broad royal backing.
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London
Mar
Paris
Char
Budapest
Charles
Hungary
Steinamanger
Fontier
Admiral Horthy
Buda
Lellar
Atelnamanger
Cardinal's Service Like Scenes Taken From the Middle Ages
Mrs. Clarence V. Hopkins, wife of a mining engineer, threw poisonous acid into Lucille Gallagher’s eyes in a Jerome restaurant. Hopkins, arrested to prevent violence, grabbed Gallagher by the hair and poured acid from her muff into the teacher’s eyes. Gallagher’s eye prognosis remained uncertain as doctors assessed possible blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Teachers End Strike in Peking After Finance Fund Assured
Chinese teachers return to classrooms in Peking after weeks long stoppage. They won concessions with the finance department promising a permanent fund to support higher education, ending the near paralysis of schools.
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Peking
Department of Finance
Recall urged of governor of North Dakota
Debates at the anti-Nonpartisan state wide convention urged a recall election next November for Governor Lynn J. Frasier and two other state officials. The recall target includes Attorney General William Lemke and John N. Hagan, commissioner of agriculture and labor. The group also discussed constitutional changes to ensure bond payments are state obligations.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Nonparisan League
Lynn J. Frasier
T. G. Nelson
Independent Voters’ Association
Frazier
Coucus
William Lemke
John N. Hagan
Agriculture and Labor
State Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
North Dakota
More Air Mail Routes Figured Out of Salt Lake
Balt Lake March 31 AP two additional air mail routes out of Salt Lake to Los Angeles and to Denver are contemplated by the government. Colonel John A. Jordan superintendent of the western division says the routes may be established early this summer. He travels from San Francisco to Los Angeles to confer with businessmen on the proposed routes.
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Balt Lake
Los Angeles
Denver
Cardinal Gibbons Laid To Rest In Solemn Catholic Rite
Archbishop John Bonzano led a pontifical requiem mass for James Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore. Archbishop Glennon praised the late prelate for leadership and kindness as dignitaries from across the United States attended the historic funeral with a special Vatican gesture.
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Baltimore
James
Cardinal Gibbons
John Bonzano
Washington
Catafalque
America
Vatican
Gregorian Choral Society
St. Mary’s Seminary
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Holy Father
Acuin
Providence
Balmes Sava
Court House
Roscience
Neal Tr
Leo XIII
Manning
Westminster
Gibbony
Nam
Hlo
Soldi
Governor Robertson Charged With Gross Neglect and Corruption
Oklahoma March 30 AP report details impeachment committee findings accusing Governor J B A Robertson of corruption and undue power use. It cites private payments, misused funds, and inflated income tax discrepancies plus alleged favors to bank officials and 1 900 extended clemency cases.
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Oklahoma
Ity
House
J. B. A. Robertson
Associated Press
John Rebold
Okamulgee
State Bank of
Okmulgee
Fred Dennis
Roport Rebold
Dennis
Denny
Hee
Robertson
Clementy
Jeans
Irish factors talk of peace amid Cork barracks attack
In Cork county a morning assault on Ross Cerberry police barracks left many missing as bombs and rifle fire damaged the building. Civilians are suspected of involvement as the barracks stayed manned until a fire forced some officers to escape through an upper window. In Belfast Cardinal Leavey was interviewed about talks between Dublin and London officials on Ireland's future.
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Cork
Mar
Ross Cerberry
County Cork
Belfast
Cardinal Leave
Veland
William Goulding
Tih Etn Cement
Gove
Dunepi
Trish Aimee
Dublin
Ireland
Trish Clearing House
Trish
Seounty
Finance Grief PTCA Charges
AP report notes irregularities affecting a financial case where charges are pending against a man named Malaerry. The article fragment references the court proceedings and the involvement of authorities in the investigation.
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Finance Grief Ptca
Pennsylvania railroad to cut wages after executive session
Officials and employes of the Pennsylvania railroad met in Pittsburgh to discuss salary reductions. General manager Krick cited high wage costs, Feb losses of over 8.5 million and a broader downturn, arguing reduced pay is necessary as operation expenses exceed revenue. The conference runs through April 16 with no press access.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Krick
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way seeks board reinstatement
Detroit Michigan March 51. Suit to reinstate the executive board of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers is before the circuit court. Plaintiffs Alex M Evertt Sebastopol California and John Hail Rock Island Illinois allege wrongs by the union. Counsel moved to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction. A crowd of union members and officials from across the country attend the trial.
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Detroit
Mich
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Alex. M. Everett
Sebastopol
Cal
John Hail
Rock Island
Tils
Repented After Writing Check in Omaha Surrender
A man who gave the name Richard H. Pearson from Detroit walked into the Omaha police station last night and surrendered. He admitted writing a check to a motor finance company without funds and said he was an insurance broker from Detroit. He also stated that his father is a superior judge in Sandusky Ohio for 16 years.
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Omaha
Richard H. Pearson
Detroit
Motor Finance
Sandusky
Ohio
Pensions Granted to Retired Methodist Ministers
In Cornwall on Hudson New York on March 31 1921 AP report says 1920 pensions averaged 272 dollars for each retired Methodist Episcopal minister. Dr Joseph Hingely Chicago secretary of the board of conference claimants told New York conference delegates that pensions were paid to 4 205 ministers. More than widows and about 700 children also received support.
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Cornwall-on-Trudson
N. Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Hingely
Chicago
Board of Conference
New York
Rotary District Convention Opens in Long Beach
The sixth annual Rotary Clubs district convention for California Nevada Arizona and Hawaii opened in Long Beach California with about 600 delegates present and more expected. District Governor Ban Diego presided as the conference began announcing plans for the meeting’s activities.
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Long Beach
Calif
Rotary Clubs
Lird
California
Nevada
Artsona
Hawaii
Petuatey
Elle
Ban Diego
Financial commission to hear Benton Pek Meek case
March hearing set by the league’s financial commission to review the matter involving Benton Pek Meek. Officials from Paria address the court and prepare supporting documents for the proceedings.
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Hhar
Paria
Financial Commission of the
League of Parone
Baten Pek
Peels
Talis
Remnant Army in Bad Shape Near Constantinople
Paris reports the French government halts provisioning for General Wrangel's army encamped before Constantinople. Proposals from Brazil and other nations to employ the men have not been acted upon.
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Paris
Baron Wrangell
Russia
Berlin Orders Release Two Adventurers
Carl Neuf and Franz Zimmer, Americans detained in Germany for attempting to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, were released today. The Baden government remitted their confinement, and the War Department said Berlin ordered the release at noon. Neuf may face further action. Zimmer’s status remains uncertain.
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Mosbach
Germany
Carl Neuf
Franz Zimmer
Neuf
Zimmer
Washington
CAI
War Department
Grover Cleerland Bergdolf
Berlin
Foreign Office
H. T. Allen
Cobsens
Coblens
Cnet
Coblengz
Bergdoll
Eberbach
Baden
Department of Justice
Coblenz
Gudmundsen Defends Wild Cult Excommunication
Gudmundson a former LDS church elder and several followers were disfellowshipped after reports of wife sacrifice and unlawful practices. District Attorney Higgins said prosecution likely. Gudmundson says they formed a West Time Utah colony to cultivate food but irrigation failed and members deserted the cooperative scheme.
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Salt Lake, Mat
Moses
Gudmundson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Gudmondson
Pohewi
Wm. B. Higgins
Weat Tine
Utah
Co-Operative
Gudmaundson
Lucifer
High Rise Blaze Routs Firemen On 31st Floor of Equitable Building
Firemen crawled along narrow ledges on the Equitable Building’s thirty first floor to subdue a fierce broker’s office fire that filled upper floors with smoke. Water from elevators flooded hallways as crews fought for over an hour, recalling the 1912 catastrophe that killed six and caused $13 million in damage.
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New York
Equitable
Dizzy Heights
Peru Upset by Rebellion Amid Political Turmoil
Dispatches from Lima report sanguinary disturbances across Peru with killings in Apurímac and Gray where a colonel was assassinated. Seven were killed in Paucartambo and authorities expropriated the Lima newspaper La Prensa for alleged rebel activity.
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Buenos Aires
Mar
Peru
Penate
Lima
la Nacion
Department of
Apurimae
Gray
Paucars Tambo
la Prensa
la Prenza
South America
China Sends Troops to Urga to Quell Bandits
Two divisions of Chinese forces have been ordered to Urga in northern Mongolia to suppress bandits and restore China’s military prestige. The foreign office says China did not seek to resume its historic Mongolia jurisdiction and notes the move avoids breaching the China Russia accord. Chinese units advance from Ramhte Manchuria as the government clarifies policy.
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Peking
Urga
Mongolia
China
Foreign Office
Hen Shu-Cheng
Inner Mongolia
China Wall i
Russia
Manchuria
Wool Buyers. In the Field in Utah Changes
In a field report from Salt Lake City on March 3 Professor Kt Marshall, secretary of Wool Growers, relays that Boston buyers are in evidence and wool sales are active. The memo notes improving health terms and encouragement among growers as conditions evolve.
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Ralt Lake
Kt. Marshall
al Wool Growers
Boston
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