France envoy Viviani meets Wilson as France seeks aid on reparations
President Wilson receives M. Viviani and Ambassador Jusserand after talks at the State Department and Shoreham hotel. The French envoy conveys France’s interest in a reparations settlement with Germany and in preserving Franco American friendship. A White House dinner for Viviani is planned for April 10.
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Washington
Vivian of Prence
Hirding
Flughes
France
Germany
League
Prench
White House
State Department
Shoreham Hotel
Ly. Mercer Kacett
Otek
Witte Haver
League of Nation
America
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
Masseachusetts
Vivians
Par Aoleur
M. Viviani
Jusserand
Hughes
Fletcher
Viviani
Shoreham
Henry White
Wilson
Peace Commission
Harding
M. Vivianl
M. Vivian
Two More Bodies Recovered From West Fourteenth Street Ruins
Parts of two additional bodies were removed from debris at West Fourteenth and South Halsted streets after a mysterious explosion. The blast left at least eight dead and possibly ten, with rescue operations still underway.
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Chicago
March St
West Fourteenth
South Halsted Streets
Body fragments found on fire escape and near wreckage mound
A torso of a swan was found on the second story landing of a fire escape at Singer Shaffer & Co located at 1427-20 South Halsted Street. Parts of a human body were found near the surface of a large wreckage mound near Barber Street.
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Wholesale Nation
Singer, Shaffer & Co
South Halsted Street
Barber Street
Fat onions urged to cut waste and move surplus
The Department of Agriculture advised Americans to eat more onions to reduce a large carry-over of about 2,500 rail cars. If not consumed, a bigger spring surplus is expected as the new crop is two to four weeks earlier than normal.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Bank Watchman Killed in Stuart Bank Robbery
Des Moines reports say night watchman K Myers was shot by five bandits during a Stuart bank robbery. The gunmen escaped in a car toward Des Moines dropping the vehicle later. they reportedly took about $10 in change from the bank.
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Stuart
Des Moines
Marc
K. Myers
Here
Mme
Soa
Prohibition enforcement to ease as bootlegging declines
Attorney General Daugherty says the nation will settle to stricter observance of prohibition laws within a year or two and bootlegging will decrease. He notes enforcement is hard and district attorneys are crowded with cases awaiting action.
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Daugherty
Washington
Steals Watch Gets Twenty Years in Iowa
Linns City March 31 George Ginyeck age thirty four was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary at Fort Madison Iowa for stealing a silver ware piece. There were three women on the jury.
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Linns City
George Ginyeck
Fort Madivan
Democratic Postmasters to be Replaced by Republicans
President Harding plans an executive order within days to replace Democratic postmasters with Republicans. Postmaster General Hays recommends considering executive ability and large-employee management alongside civil service exam results. Senator Penrose urges a thorough house cleaning in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Some Democratic postmasters plan talks with Hays to ease jail congestion in New York and other large cities.
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Washington
Harding
Post Office Department
Hays
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Days
Post Office
New York
Charles's Throne Return Plan Fails in Budapest
Former Emperor Charles of Austria-Hungary visited Budapest to claim the throne but could not win over the Hungarian government or military leaders. Regent Horthy refused the plan after constitutional objections, while General Lehar and much of the Budapest garrison opposed restoration. Charles aimed to gain control near Steinamanger before continuing home via Switzerland.
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Budapest
Charles
Austria-hungary
Exanonureh
Byreses
Ae Stelna Manger
West Hongery
Switzerland
Teleky
Steinameanger
Steinamanger
Hungary
Lehar
Horthy
Merthy
Chartes
Lebar
Charlies
Allies oppose restoration of ex emperor amid threat to Budapest
The French, British and Italian high commissioners conferred after the ex ruler's visit. The dean of the corps reminded the regent of allied opposition to the Mapsburgs' return. Reports say General Lehar could force entry into Budapest if the government blocks restoration, with 15,000 royalist troops aiding.
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Budapest
Marek
Charles
Stelnatianger Castle
Leher
Lehar
New York Society in Stillman Case Heads to Trial
Daughters of prominent families including Anne Stillman are set to testify in the divorce suit of James A. Stillman and his wife. Witnesses may reveal social gatherings at the Stillman home in Pocantico Mills and details about alleged harmony between the banker and his wife before a key event.
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New York
New York Society
Witneses
James A. Stillinan
Anne Stillivan
Sloan
Tata
Miss Stilllinan
Steals the Soap: Ahousemaid Scandal Report
A Melbourne Argus summary hints at a Boston Transcript case involving a housemaid accused of stealing soap. The fragment suggests a sensational domestic scandal with misdeeds by a domestic worker.
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Melbourne Argus
Boston Transcript
Fresh Riots in Germany Take Toll and Clashes Increase
Reports from Gevelsburg Westphalia say fifty killed as communist uprisings flare. Fighting spreads between Leipzig and Haltemon with main service suspended. Mannheim sees three dead and five wounded amid disorder. Police battle rioters in Bresden and Luesseldorf notes of rising Rhine unrest. Jena reports partial success for communists in attempted general strike.
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Rerfn
Marely
Germany
Leipzig
Haltemon
Mansfeld
Grobers
Urebzig
Mannheim
Londen
Berlin
Reuter’s
Bresden
Exchange Telegraph Company
Luesseldorf
Rhine
Jena
Meeesges
Red Uprising Crushed as Zeiss Plant Stops Traffic
Reports from Germany describe fierce clashes in Berlin and Halle as uprising forces attack industrial sites including the Carl Zeiss optical plant. Green police report multiple casualties among Reds with hundreds killed or wounded and thousands captured, while personnel at key rail hubs are ambushed and important intelligence networks are exposed.
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Berlin
Marek
Germany
Dresden
Ruhr
Leuna
Leuna Iron Works
Grobers
Halle
Leipzig
Red Army
Caimed Sehneiderwindt
Bartheld
Rel Intelligence Department
Smash Storm Scene Headlines Cabanne's The Stealers at Graham Theatre
A real storm backdrop closes the film with a fire in a custom built set. Director writer William Christy Cabanne staged the lightning blaze as crowds of 5 000 watched the burning building rescue scenes. Notable cast includes William H. Tooker Eth Dwyer Norma Shearer Jack Crosey Walter Miller Jack O'Brien Matthew L Betz.
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William Christy Cabanne
Graham Theatre
Mr. Cabanne
Wll
David Wark Griffith
William H. Tooker
Ekuth Dwyer
Norma Shearer
Jack Crosey
Walter Miller
Jack O’brien
Matthew L. Betz
Closing Out Sale of Household Goods at 1103 East Main
Auction notice for a Saturday April 2 sale at 2 o clock listing items including rugs beds furniture a Cole high oven range a Globe heater and a 4 burner Eclipse gas range plus wares and dishes. Proprietor Mrs M B Pratt with auctioneer F Macon. Db 44-25-31-1
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East Main St
Vernis Martin
Cole
Lovemaking and Marriage Perspective in Harpers Magazine
A Harpers Magazine excerpt argues that lovemaking spans years and tends to be branded by marriage. The author supports marriage for all, contending that a poor marriage is preferable to none and that the love emotion is often canonized by wedlock.
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Harper's Magazine
Troops Rally Behind Ex Emperor As They March On Budapest
Hungarian forces flock to a standard of the former emperor to support Charles as he prepares to march on Budapest. The movement sees exiled rulers seeking restoration and draws regional loyalties amid tense political climate.
Cardinal Logue interview cited amid unionist peace terms push
Paris dispatch reports a Hungarian majority rallying to former emperor Charles. The shift signals a potential Charles led advance on Budapest, with religious leader Cardinal Logue and Irish unionists seeking terms for peace.
Gracie 1 to Evening Tournals
An interview in Belfast features Cardinal Logue, Primate of Tréjant, discussing peace negotiations and signaling efforts toward easing tensions. The conversation, conducted by Ole, highlights the call for dialogue and a cautious approach to diplomacy amid unrest.
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Gracie
Tournals
Belfast
Ireland
Cardinal Logue
Tréjant
Ole
Local News Briefs on Funeral and Visits
Local Newb Fred Werner went to Brighton in the morning to attend the funeral of William Vogle, his brother in law. Home cooking and needle work at the St. James sale Saturday south of post office 912 Worthington Birney of Uhricks ville Ohio is expected to arrive today for a visit at the homes of his brothers.
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Fred Werner
Brighton
Wiliam Vogle
St. James Sale
Post Office
Worthington Birney
Uhricksville
Ohio
Sue Lytle
la Shanafelt
Seymour
Iowa
Aineworth
J. A. Crawford
Fairfield
Read the Monkey Wrench on Page 2 To Night
Local notices list an American Legion auxiliary bake sale in a west side room once used by a Sanitary grocery. Several shoppers visit from Wayland and Noble, with mentions of Keota, Moorehaven, and Seymour. Retail items include wool plaid skirts priced 5.89 to 7.59 and curtains 10 to 15 cents.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Sanitary Grocery
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Stillman
Gotham
Anne
Elite
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Primate
Ing
Prentage Journal
London
Mar
Paris
Wm. Bushart
Wayland
Rothschild’s
T. M. Swires
Keota
Moorehaven
Fla
E.S. Frey
Ladies of the
W. H. Tyler
Ottumwa Mercantile Co
Ottumwa
Graham
Cheegolate
Mrs. Prye of
Noble
Clark and Epslin
Wallace Studio
James W. Warner
Winchester
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