Final Chapter in Socialist Dispute in Albany Assembly
Five Socialist Assembly members faced possible expulsion after Judiciary Committee report urged action. Proceedings delayed by a motion from Assemblyman Hamill and then defeated, as Governor Smith weighed whether to call a special election. The fate of the five districts hinges on the legislature’s next move.
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Albany
Jower House
Lye Assembly Judiciary Committee
Eter AL Hamill
Vemperit
New York
Tomers
Lanareon
Cpa
Smith
Los Chilist
Catus
Alinuld
Jess Thors
Ant Wouli
Serious Charges Against Kidnapers in Arizona
A scrambled Arizona report outlines charges against ten men linked to kidnapping and deportations during a 1917 incident in Melsey County. Names such as Mary Wheeler and former Sheriff Gorhbar are referenced in connection with the case and a Christmas era crime spree.
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Arizona
Mississippi Fails to Ratify Woman Vote
Mississippi’s legislature did not ratify the general suffrage amendment. The House adjourned amid calls for action as telegrams and public urging from across the country arrived. Governor Jiscel did not appear as expected to speak for ratification, while speakers faced interruptions and weakening support.
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Willy Mio
Jiscel
Péakera
Heatei
Jerrod
Dover
Del
Tart
Lenten Services at Episcopal Church Planned
The Church of the Good Shepherd outlines Holy Week services with evening prayers and sermons, Thursday morning bunion, Friday three hours of service from noon to two, and talks on the Seven Last Words. Rector W. Hysion invites all to attend these solemn commemorations.
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Alhce Church of the Good Shepherd
Bunion
W. Hysion
Debi
Libel Suit Against U S Soviet Government Files
A garbled historical report describes a libel suit involving the Soviet government and U S subjects. It mentions a steamer Helen and a protest over wages, with references to maritime and civil action, unclear specifics, and damaged phrases about a vessel and a maritime claim.
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Helen
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Fouleral
Busy couple responds to wedding congratulations
The wedding of Cale Mien 31 and Marry Tickford was noted with friends Douglas Palvbanks and Hyde as they suspend work to respond to messages of congratulations sent to Itham in person and by mail from across regions.
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Cale Mien
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Revelution Breaking Out All Over Turkey
Paris dispatch reports a revolution breaking out across Turkey with wires directed to Constantinople. The item, from Pesther-Lloyd of Budapest, cites a 10 line dispatch to the Fournier agency.
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Paris
Constantinople
Pester-Lloyd of
Mudapest
Divile
Fournier
Japan to Give Up Mongolia Concessions
San Francisco dispatch reports Japan notified the United States United Kingdom and others that it is prepared to relinquish certain concessions in Mongolia and Manchuria under pressure from these powers. The démarche follows diplomatic exchanges cited by a Chinese newspaper in Yokohama.
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Mongolia
San Francisco
United States
England
Prawn
Mongolka
Manchuria
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He New Work
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la ‘Okie Vor Dent
Hamburg Becomes Graveyard Port Amid Verdun Mission
The Hamburg harbor, once a vital wartime port, is described as a graveyard scene with a deserted cruiser and damaged crane. Consul Stewart, sent by the American commission from Verdun, reports on candles at the former German port and the lingering presence of ships and wreckage as authorities assess the aftermath.
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Stewart
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Elpres
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Holland
England
North
Unclear Shopper Crowds During Seasonal Sales
A fragment describes crowds during sales with emphasis on unusual values and eager shoppers. It mentions master suit and dress items and suggests bulk savings, though details are fragmented and unclear.
A GOOD HABIT SHOES AND ACCESSORIES SALE
A shopping note touts economical habits and cash payments for reliable stocks. It advertises new belts, veils, hose for children, and girls’ stockings in assorted colors and sizes, promising low prices and motherly styled designs.
Suits for spring sale at New York office purchase
A New York office bought a large stock of spring suits in serges and gabardine in navy. About fifty clever suits valued to 60 dollars are being offered at 39.50 if purchased on Thursday at 9 o'clock for quick selling.
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Amon
Progreva
Baetee
New York
Fifth Avenue
Ambiguous Report On Free Par Event Fails To Clarify
A garbled transmission from Stewart describes activity around a free par in the Americas with unclear references to Sin and South America, leaving the outcome and participants uncertain.
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America
Mat
Sin
South America
Stewart
Lloyd George Talks On Irish Home Rule
In London March 31 Premier Lloyd George defended the government’s Irish home rule plan. He warned any plan must keep the United Kingdom intact and rejected a constituent assembly. He argued independence would provoke stronger repression in the South and stressed the bill aims to unite Ireland within the empire, avoiding severance of the union.
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Uriel
Cpus
Mia Linsd
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John R. Clynes
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Feilet
Ciynes
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Eression
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Senate
America
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