Berlin Protests Silesian Clashes Amid Plebiscite Tensions
Reports from Associated Press describe isolated clashes in upper Silesia that prompted a German protest to the inter allied commission over alleged Polish terrorism. The note cites outrages in the Rybnik district, including arson and killings, while officials say overall Silesia remains quiet as German and Polish forces mass on the frontier ahead of plebiscite voting. Telegraph and telephone links to upper Silesia will be suspended during the plebiscite period.
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Associated Press
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Ihrigat
Eliua- Hwa
Silesia
Flehtms
Plebieite Propa- Kana
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Germany
City Officials Open Seats as Commissioners Seek Apps
Rudolph and Oyster face a flood of applications for about a dozen district posts none yet filled. Only two positions secured so far include private secretaryships for Rudolph and Oyster, with shifts for several other staffers. Meanwhile a separate rally at Hotel Bellevue pushes for amnesty for Debs and other Foot Coal prisoners, with planned Washington petition on April 14.
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Oyster
Harry Almond
Hgme de Teuse League
Gardiner and
Hendenk
S Ralph Norton
Commissionera Brownlow and
Boardman
Capt. Oyster
Harriot Stanton Blatch
Socialist Amnesty
Gellevue
Sybacena Vo Debs
Daugherty
Eugene ¥. Debs
Blatch
Reds Refuse Deportees
New York reports an unsigned Moscow message saying the Soviet government refused admittance to deportees from here on February 26. Attorney Fgage Shorr said the detainees, about 16 in total, remain in custody and were among those sent to Libau via complex routes. One named detainee, C Nehring, had been convicted under espionage charges in the United States and faced deportation after a presidential decree suspended his case.
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Moscow
Fgage Shorr
Gired Dapartad
Ruama
Engd
Leeradto
Libau
Adane
Mr. Shorr
Er C Nehring
Uleven
Iasi
Moushouesrmiene
Dew in Gaytiied Roow
A person named Mire Zeon, aged years unspecified, was found dead yesterday in her room at 508 Fourth Street Northwest. A maid told police the windows were closed and the water was turned on. The circumstances suggest possible foul play or accidental causes. No further details available.
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Mire Zeon Gallcning
Fourth Street
Toeha Lomax
Charities Struggle to Reach 10 000 Member Goal
The Easter appeal for the Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Association has raised 3636 members so far, with a goal of 10000. Multan Aites, finance chair, notes the effort spans the city and welcomes broad support across races and creeds. Garfield, former Interior secretary and Cleveland Welfare Federation president, says Washington’s goal mirrors similar needs. Howard, treasurer at 924 H Street, requests all contributions be sent there.
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Cleveland Welfare Federation
Interior Deartment
Westeray
Hia City
Cleveland
Washington
Howard
H Street
Jurors Offered Whisky In Florida Prohibition Case
In federal court, District Attorney Herbert S Phillips invited jurors to drink from 3 000 quarts of liquor aboard the War Advance Remplate. The captain mate and two deck hands were found guilty of violating prohibition laws after jurors sniffed aromas and shared small portions.
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Tampa
Fila
Herbert S Phillips
Poles Celebrate Republic Republic Day Parade in Warsaw
Thousands of Poles gathered for a march from the parliament to a fourteenth century cathedral where thanksgiving services marked the adoption of Poland's constitution. President Pilsunski Premier Witos Prince Sapieha and other officials attended the ceremony recalling the 130 year old tradition. After services the procession moved to the Brancislaus Augustus statue, Poland's last king.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Republic of Poland
Pilsunski
Witos
Sapieha
Guinnster
Foreign Affairs
Poland
Brancislaus Augustus
Elks Club Plans Sunday Practice at Knickerbocker Grounds
The Elks Club baseball group will hold a practice Sunday at 10 00 AM on Knickerbocker grounds Thirty fifth and N streets. Charh Rapp to select two teams for a practice game and all candidates must attend. At last night's meeting J W Freeman was elected vice president of the Fraternal league of which the Elks are members.
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Knickerbocker Grounds
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J. W. Freeman
Elks Iare
Home Robbery Shooting Reported In Bowis Maryland
John Moore a 12 year old woodchopper from Bowls Maryland lies wounded in Casualty hospital after a rattling confrontation with suspect Charlee Wood 18 who is jailed at Marlboro on related charges Deputy Sheriff Sylvester Charters apprehended Wood and Moore awaited treatment while doctors forecast recovery Meanwhile a separate note from Copenhagen cites a March 20 strike by cooperative unions in response to a lockout across metal textile shoe and saw mill plants affecting about 200000 workers.
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Woodchopper
Bowls
Casualty Hospital
Charlee Wood
Marlboro
Moore
Wood
Sylvester Charters
Lancaster
Bowie
Washington
Embrey
Tig
Copenhagen
Cooperative Trades’ Unions
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Needs of Schools Told by Experts at Institute
Almost 2,900 teachers and officials attended the institute where William McAndrew of New York City urged teachers to foster independence in students and raise passing marks. Franklin B. Dyer warned that only a fraction of slated students reach high school, blaming rigid curriculums and urging intelligence testing. Dr. Thompson predicted tests will spread to colleges within five years. Music by city orchestras accompanied sessions.
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William MacAndrew
New York City
McAndrew
Franklin B. Dyer
Cincinnati
Heston
Institute
Dyer
Frank ¥. Thompson
Banton
Thompson
Frank W. Bellow
France Says Obregon Letter Not Recognition Move
Paris March 18 The French foreign office announced that President Millerand s letter to President Obregon of Mexico was only an acknowledgment of Obregon s pending power and not a step toward recognizing Mexico. Officials dismissed rumors of an imminent French recognition.
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Paris
Associated Press
Millerand
Obregon
Mexico
Stepa
Senor Obregon
France
Automobile Show a Great Success in Washington
Washington automotive trade association reports the show a great success with attendance surpassing expectations. Plans for a second annual show are already in motion as exhibitors praise the displays and public response. Exhibits begin removal at 7 30 am and should be cleared by Sunday night.
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Washington Automotive Trade Association
Hell
Prices for grain and live stock in Baltimore
Grain and live stock prices listed for Baltimore on March 18 show ranges for young chickens, turkeys, capons, and dressed meats. Eggs and butter figures appear with nearby dairy product quotes and store packing prices.
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Baltimore
Grain and live stock market notes from Chicago and Baltimore
Grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 1.99, corn mixed grades around 61%, oats values mixed, rye absent, barley listed. Baltimore reports oats white 53, wheat near 1.64 to 1.65, corn track yellow 83, nearby 3 white 1 1/2, hogs top 10.95, cattle top beef at 10.00, sheep lambs and yearlings also noted alongside cotton middling prices in New York and Norfolk.
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