Finishing Touch to Frigbie Ticket in Waterloo Rally
The Frisbie ticket backed by organized labor foes Waterloo to endorse at Eagles hall tonight. Mayor W Frisbie heads a slate including Auditor Beni Nayen Solicitor Himer Feely Treasurer John Beeler Assessor G W Hazlett Engineer Ralph Slippy Park Commissioner Albert Sherwood and ward officials.
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SRE
W. Frisbie
Aaditor Beni. S. Nayen
Himer F. Feely
John Boeller
G. W. ‘Hazlett
Ralph B. Slippy
aAlbert Sherwood
H. A. Smucker
Adolph Feisner
James Register
Loom Link
Frisbie
Waterloo
Eagles’ Hall
Riverfront
Labor
M. Frisbie
Yabor
John Beeler
Samed
Glenn Tibitts
East
Hsti
Sporle
Naven
Indicted in 125 Inmine Plot by U S Grand Jury
One hundred twenty five coal operators and miners from Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury for conspiracy under the Lever Act and federal code. Identities remain secret until capiases are served. bond set at 5 000 to 10 000. penalties up to 10 000 fine and up to two years in prison.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States
A. R. Anderson
Anderson
United Ing
Soo
Shell blast injures two in Chicago auto shop
In Chicago yesterday afternoon Adlbert Blumberg died when a three inch shell exploded in an auto accessory store owned by William Hemergreen. Hemergreen was seriously burned and wounded. an inquest was ordered for Blumberg with Hemergreen to be examined at Wesley Memorial Hospital.
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Chicago
Adlbert Blumberg
Claremont Avenue
William Hemergreen
Clare Mont Avenue
Hemergreen
South Western Avenue
Blumberg
Missing $25,000 sparks Chicago manhunt
Chicago police seek C. J. Duncan former president of a Cedar Rapids bonding firm and agent for Chicago Bonding Company in Cedar Rapids tied to a $25,000 missing sum. Duncan, once head of a $2 million company, is suspected to be C. J. O'Donnell of Duluth pursued for forgery as relatives allegedly helped cover a cash shortage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. Duncan
National’ Bonding Company
Cedar Rapids
Chicago Bonding Company
Duncan
Lin
Odo
C. J. O'Donnell
Duluth
Minn
O'Donnell
Dulth
German Note Demands Allied Arrests Cease War Crimes
Berlin reports a German note to Lloyd George requests cessation of Allied arrests in occupied territories for war crime charges. It demands Germans arrested be tried by German courts and warns that normal relations between nationalities depend on this. The note pledges impartial inquiry by the imperial court and threatens expiation for Allied acts.
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d’Presay
Berlin
London
Lloyd George
Imperial Court
Wood Urges Domestic Trade Focus At Indiana Luncheon
Maj. Gen. Wood spoke to Indiana Republican leaders at the Columbia Club urging cultivation of consular training and sales of shipping under the American flag to strengthen world commerce. He pressed a courteous foreign policy and backing for the peace treaty and league covenant as part of a broader trade strategy. In London, Earl Curzon blamed the United States for delays in settling the Turkish problem and urged U.S. help for Armenia.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Wood
Indiana
Columbia Club
United States
London
Earl Curzon
House of Lords
America
Lord Curzon
Asia Minor
Armenia
Balaban Steamship Destroyed by Fire in Port Said
The Balaban, an American steamship owned by United States Shipping Board, was destroyed by fire early today at Port Said after discharging cargo and awaiting orders. The vessel was located near the shipboard area as flames engulfed the hull. No further details on casualties or causes were provided.
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Ship Board
Said
Trinidad
United States Shipming Board
Population growth in 1920 cities Louisville St Joseph Chambersburg Alexandria
Washington March 12 The census bureau announced 1920 population figures and increases for several cities. Louisville Kentucky 234 891 up 1 965 or 4 9 percent St Joseph Missouri 77 735 up 822 or 0 4 percent Chambersburg Pennsylvania 13 171 up 1 371 or 11 6 percent Alexandria Virginia 18 060 up 2 721 or 17 8 percent
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Washington
D. C
Census Bureau
Louisville
St. Joseph
Chambersburg
Alexantria
Paper Delivery Timetable and Error Hotline
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If the carrier or other error prevents delivery the paper, call 30 to request a replacement. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Meredith Plead Against Graft in Capital as Topic
New York March 12 Meredith urged the Merchants Association to support larger appropriations for the Agriculture Department emphasizing service over waste. He called the department an agent for the people and urged doubling customers while noting high farm output and extensive invested capital. He criticized graft talk and urged higher standards and efficiency.
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Meredith
Associated Press
New York
Merchants’ Association of New York Today
Department of Agriculture
America
Washington
Department” of Agriculture
Wear
France
Student boxer arraigned in opponent's death at class smoker
Andrew Lockett a Columbia University student was arraigned on homicide charges over Milton Sternfeld of Albany who died after a boxing bout at a class smoker. Lockett was held on bail of 2600 with a hearing scheduled for March 18.
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Associate
New York
Andrew Lockett
Columbia University
Milton Sternfeld
Albany
Lockett
Six masked men confront Black man in Montgomery
A Black former soldier, Wilbur Smith, was struck by six masked men near Legrand in Montgomery County after being arrested by farmer Frank Robinson on a charge involving a six year old white girl.
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Associated Tress
Montgomery
Ala
Wilbur Smith
Legrand
Montgomery County
Frank Robinson
Return of 50 000 American WWI dead to U.S.
Secretary Baker told Senate Military Committee chairman Wadsworth that about 50,800 American dead in France will be returned to the United States with 20,000 to 26,000 to be buried overseas. He cited a $26 million cost for repatriation and cemeteries upkeep, noting transport congestion and coffins shortages hinder progress. Some bodies in Archangel and northern Russia remain, while England evac ation progresses and Italy has all bodies concentrated for shipment.
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Cesoly
Washington, D. C
France
United States
Baker
Wadsworth
Senate Military Committee
Senate
Archangel
Russia
England
Italy
Tornado Toll Reported in Missouri Flood Threatens More
A tornado in Branson and heavy rains in southern Missouri raised fears of further loss of life and extensive property damage. Red Cross official Edward B. Orr moved from Branson to oversee relief efforts as flood danger grows with continuing precipitation.
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Associated Press
Branson
Raney County
Red Cross
St. Louis
Edward B. Orr
Southwestern Division
American Red Cross
Missouri
Britain Plans Cotton Growth in Colonies for World Market
The Manchester Guardian reports a House of Lords meeting approved a plan for commercial cotton growing in colonies. Lancashire capitalists may invest about £15.6 million for development, to be used in select colonies with colonial road and rail facilities.
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Britain
London
House of Lords
Manchester Guardian
Will of Capt Clifford Bleyer Leaves Estate to Widow and Children
Chicago march 12 the will of Capt Clifford Bleyer who with Mrs Ruth Randall was found shot to death in her apartment leaves all property to his widow and two children experts assess the estate at 560000 the widow also gets 75000 in insurance whether she receives a 48000 accident policy depends on the coroner jury verdict on Breger death dogs hunt convicts bloodhounds search four escapees from a North Dakota prison by tunneling through a prison wall
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Chicago
Clifford Bleyer
Ruth Randall
Breger
Randall
Sims Convoy Policy Clash Highlighted by Navy Rebuff
Admiral Sims described Navy Department disregard of his convoy recommendations as more serious than prior inefficiency claims. He said the United States began protecting shipping with convoys in May 1917, but cooperation only came after June and then fully accepted the plan for troop and later supply ships after Allied pressure.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Admiral Sims
Daniels
Sims
Alles
United States
Daniela
Rea
Admiralty
Admiral Stns
Washington
Atlantic
Department
Bolshevik Forces Clear Yelsk Peninsula Occupy Yesk
Soviet communique from Moscow reports Bolshevik troops have cleared hostile forces from the Yelsk peninsula on the Sea of Azov and occupied the town of Yesk. It notes ongoing fighting on the Polish front in the Mobleiv Podolsk region with advances east and south of Novaya Usiitsa.
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Associated Press
London
Yelsk
Sea
Asov
Moscow
Yesk
Mohbilev-Podolsk
Novaya Usiitsa
Podolia
Old Reservation in New Words Hint of Lodge
The Associated Press reports Senator Lodge introduced a substitute reservation to article 10 of the peace treaty in the senate. Republicans split over its support while leaders inch toward a possible vote, as Frelinghuysen objects to any change from the original text. Senator La Follette heads to Washington to watch a Saturday vote and then return to Rochester for gallstone surgery.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Senator Lodge
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Lodge
United States
League
Congress
TaFoyette
Madison
Wis
Robert M. la ¥Ollette
Washington
Rochester
Minn
Shin Sale Injunction Dissolution Plea Heard Week Hence
Hearing on the shipping board's bid to dissolve the temporary injunction against the sale of 29 former German ships was continued to next Friday in the District of Columbia supreme court. The court will also hear arguments on a motion to dismiss the bill as well as the board's claim that the suit is against the United States, arguing lack of individual board interest and jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Shiping Board
W. R.wearst
United States
District Supreme Court
Hungarian peace pact agreed. terms unchanged
London March 12 A new Hungarian peace treaty has been definitely agreed on and sent to a drafting committee in Paris. It is expected to be completed within two weeks. Hungary retains its protested territorial terms while certain concessions are granted to unspecified parties.
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London
Paris
Hungary
Wilson Aims to Reconcile 10 Differences in Miner Award
President Wilson plans to compose the ten differences between the majority and minority on the coal strike commission. John White the miners’ representative seeks wage increases and a seven hour day while officials weigh wage boosts and unchanged hours. Lewis and Green push toward an amicable agreement as White remains terse and the White House studies the reports.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Onginls
John 2. White
Washington, D.C
Wilson
White House
Green Hopey
Green Gaide
White
John P. White
Ais
Commission
Henry M. Robinson
Rembrandt Peale
Shipwrecked crew saved as liner burns distressed schooner
Capt Hays and five men of the Maid of La have arrived aboard the Adriatic after the White Star liner rescued the six from a distress signal about 750 miles east of Sandy Hook. The schooner, sailing from St Johns to Bahia with a fish cargo, was set on fire after the rescue.
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Associated Press
New York
Hays
White Star Line
Scouthampton
Sandy Hook
St. Johns
N. F
Bahia
French Vatican Link in Measure for Reestablishing Ties
Paris March 12 National in detests of France justify her in working in closer accord with the Vatican says the preamble of the bill providing for re establishment of relations with the Holy See presented today in the chamber of deputies. A number of instances where France needs a diplomatic representative at the Vatican are cited by the preamble.
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Paris
W National
France
Vatican
Chamber of Ideputies
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