Hoover and Three More G O P Candidates Open HQs
In Chicago three additional Republican hopefuls announce plans to open presidential campaign headquarters joining Wood and Lowden forces on presidential row. Hoover, Coolidge, Poindexter and Sutler ties noted as petitions filed in Montana.
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Chicago
Wood
Helena
Mont
Liram W. Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Leonard Wood
Montana
Samuel V. Stewart
Attorney General Replies to Notice of Fuel Advance
Washington April 3 Federal gaslitigation officials were told by Attorney General Palmer to review complaints of profiteering in bituminous coal under the Lever Act. Palmer noted wage increases may raise coal prices by 20 to 40 cents a ton if operators absorb portion of the new 10 percent wage rise. He warned export demand limits should not excuse higher prices and urged district attorneys to act promptly.
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Washington
Lisuet
Palmer
Entiterion Commission
Destroyer Chauncey Rammed in Pacific Rear End Collision
Honolulu April 2 The U S destroyer Chauncey arrived with a hole in her stern after being rammed by the destroyer Aaron Ward while en route from San Diego to Honolulu. The Chauncey was rescued by the fuel ship Cuyama.
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Honolulu
T. IL
United States
Chauncey
Aaron Ward
San Diego
Cuyama
Plan to combine wedding and engagement rings in fashion
Chicago April 3. A surge in U S marriage licenses in early last year shows demand rising, while jewelry supply for wedding rings is tight. Jewelers propose a dual engagement and wedding ring designed to boost sales and curb costs, hoping it becomes a lasting 1920s trend.
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Chicago
United
Uruguayan Editor Dies in Rainy Duel After Accusing President
Washington Beltran editor of LT Pais died after a duel with former President Jose Batlle Ordóñez. Both fired. Beltran was struck by Batlle’s shot. Batlle surrendered to police and awaits interrogation. Deputies granted Beltran’s widow a 3000 annual pension and ordered public viewing of the body.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Jis Tonicht
Washington Beltran
LT Pais
Jose Batlle Ordones
Battlistes
Beltran
Batlie
Batile
Trugnicy
Beltrannd Batlle
Batlle
Chamber of Deputies
John Burroughs Celebrates 83rd Birthday at Slabsidea
John Burroughs marked his 83rd birthday at his Hudson River estate Slahsidea near West Park. Guests included noted figures Thomas A. Edison and Henry Ford, among others, as the elder naturalist enjoyed a quiet observance with friends.
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New York
John Burroughs
Slahsidea
the Hudson
West Park
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
American business fears attack on relief workers uprooted
Allies inform the Ottoman government they must disavow the nationalist movement. The note displeased Greeks and Americans as it criticized claims to Smyrna and Adrianople. About 500 American born teachers and relief workers face danger if Turkish forces withdraw. The allies blocked a collective note demanding disavowal.
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Europe
Wilson
United States
Smyrna
Adrianople
Turkey
London
Ther
Exchange
Constantinople
New York Harbor Strikes Narrowly Averted
Longshoremen and marine workers struck in New York harbor but ferries mostly ran normal. Railroad officials say danger to food and coal supplies is averted, while union leaders warn the harbor could be tied up if orders are misread, noting yesterday’s confusion kept workers from striking.
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New York
New York Harbor
Erie
West Shore
Peace treaty not permanent says Count Apnonyi in Budapest
Count Albert Apponyi returning from Paris for a conference with Admiral Horthy declared peace treaties between the allied powers and central empires are only temporary. He doubted their long-term sustainability while noting Hungary’s position had improved since last month.
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Budapest
Albert Apnonyi
Paris
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Nebraska Faces General Snowstorm Across State
A widespread snowstorm with low temperatures covered Nebraska with the storm's reach extending to Salt Lake City. The Weather Bureau forecast continued snowfall through today and possibly tomorrow, raising railroad traffic concerns over potential disruptions.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Salt Lake City
U S Notes Note Diplomatic Inexperience Blamed by La Prensa
La Prensa calls American notes to Chile Bolivia and Peru an error in diplomacy saying they reveal no continental plan and reflect internal politics aims. It argues US should back Argentina in disputes and push for peaceful solutions while reporting radical gains in Argentina’s next congress with 102 seats for radicals, 45 for conservatives and democrats, and 10 for Socialists.
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Buengl
Aires
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
la Prenga
South American
Argentina
American State Department
United States
la Prensa
South America
Weather and desertion case report from Reno
Weather forecast for the week shows cold fair conditions across major regions with freezing temperatures early on. In Reno Nevada Army Lt. R C Altman sought for desertion and embezzlement was captured after decoy telegrams lured him from Stockton. He confessed to the charges and was arrested in Reno.
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Washington
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific
Reno
Nev
R. C. Altman
North Pacific
Camp Kearny
San Diego
H. W. Naylor
Altman
Stockton
Cal
J. H. Kirkley
Pollece
Rena
Shamrock III Launched Ahead of America’s Cup Campaign
Southampton reports the 23 metre Shamrock III, Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht, was launched today and set to sail for America on April 7 to challenge in the America's Cup trials against Shamrock IV, off Sandy Hook this spring.
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Southampton
Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
America
Million Dollar Kimball Gallery Loot Feared
Chicago April 3 conservators for Mrs W W Kimball asked the Chicago Art Institute to take charge of the Kimball collection after thieves were found to be plotting a raid The experts valued the paintings at far in excess of 2 000 000 with jade and other pieces deemed valuable beyond estimate The aged widow of the piano manufacturer owns the collection and officials warned of a possible earlier attempt to loot the house
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Chicago
Pearing
W. W. Kimball
Chicago Art Institute
Kimball
Mexican Denies Signing Agua Prieta Proclamation
Francisco de la Barra, former provisional president of Mexico, denied knowledge of a proclamation reported to establish a new united government. He called the document a forgery and said he is unaware of any movement. He is in Paris as counsel for several banks and is an international law expert.
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Paris
Francisco de la Barra
Mexico
Agua Prieta
Associated Press
Emilio Rebaga
Barra Ia
Faris
Bolsheviks Capture Viadikavkaz and Petrovsk Near Caspian
News reports say Viadikavkaz a key military station on the Terek river about 95 miles north of Tifis is captured by the Russian Bolsheviks. The seizure alongside Petrovsk on the Caspian shore signals a push toward Baku and the Georgian frontier.
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Constantinople
Viadikavkaz
Circaucasia
Terek
Tif _ig
Petrovsk
Caspian Sea
Baku
Georgian Republic
Decision to Call Off Ruhr Strike Reaches Plenary Session
The Ruhr industrial region may end the general strike after a plenary session of the district executive council. The action would be withdrawn if the Berlin government does not fulfill obligations agreed with the workers.
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Copenhagen
Ruhr
Population increases in most of 263 cities shown by census
Washington April 3 population data from the census bureau reports increases in most of the 263 of about 14 000 incorporated places. Toledo leads with 44.3 percent gain among 25 000 to 16 000 group, while Scottsbluff Nebraska posts 295.9 percent. Manistee Michigan shows a 21.7 percent drop.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
Toledo
Schenectady
N. Y
Knoxville
Tenn
Scottsbluff
Neb
Eldorado
Kan
Cicero
Iuu.d. Alm
Mich
Oak Park
Manister
Shelburn
Inn
Jeffersonville
Ind
Military activity in Ireland reported near Londonderry and Dundalk
Belfast April 3 reports describe pronounced military activity near Londonderry with road patrols and police searches of Scotch boat passengers. Sinn Fein prisoners at Londonderry jail faced violent scenes. Unusual authorities at Dundalk posted special patrols on approaches to the town and drivers needed permits.
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Belfast
Londonderry
Sinn Fein
Dundalk
Delfast
Dublin
Syndicate to Take Cover German Ships
German ships seized by Brazil will be taken over by a syndicate of French ship owners for 26 million dollars, a settlement reported by the Journal. In Buffalo, Charles H. McCulloch Jr., president of Lackawanna Steel, died in Baltimore. he had held the post since January 1, 1913.
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Havas
Brazil
Buffalo
Charles H. McCulloch
The
Lackawanna Steel Company
Baltimore
McCulloch
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