Fascisti Organized in United States Warn Citizens
A cable and report from the International News Service describe Mussolini backed Fascisti organizing in New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Bridgeport and Waterbury. The movement splits into naturalized and non naturalized Italian groups with tensions and potential legal clashes. Julius Botterno and Antonio Carminati are cited as agents coordinating the American branches under Italy. The article notes allegiance to Mussolini and centralized control from Italy. In St Louis Bishop Tuttle falls into coma at 86.
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International News
York
Benito Afusolini
Italy
Fascisti
United States
International
Mussolini
New York
Chinago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Bridgeport
Waterbury
America
Ization
Giannetta Botterno
Boston Pascios
Hanover Street
Boston
Rome
Boston Italans
Central Party Bureau
United ‘States
Jand
Antonio Carminati
Conservativa
L’opinione
Inside of Red Convention Opens Second Week of Trial
St Joseph Michigan March 19 The second week of William Foster of Chicago for criminal syndicalism began with the state ready to resume its case Maurice Wolff a justice department agent was tailed to identify hundreds of affidavits dug up from the dunes at the scene of the alleged communist party convention near here last August When Wolff finishes his testimony the state will present the inside story of the convention by Francis Morrow listed in justice records as agent K D 97 and known at the convention of radicals as Day alias Ashworth
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The
Associates Press
St. Joseph
Mich
Wiliam
Foster
Chicago
Maurice Wolff
Department of Justice
Communist Party
Wolff
Francis Morrow
Department Go? Justice
Day
Ashworth
Brookhart the Only Senator Pledged to Fight in War
Washington March 1 Five cabinet officers now or former pledged as reserve officers to answer a call to arms. Secretary Weeks leads as rear admiral of Naval Reserve. Interior head Work is a colonel in the medical reserve. Baker is a colonel in the judge advocate general's department and Stimson a brigadier general. Hays holds lieutenant colonel in the adjutant general's division. Only senator Brookhart of Iowa serves as a lieutenant colonel of infantry in the reserve.
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Washington, D. C
Weeks
Naval Reserve
Work
Interior Department
Army
Newton D. Baker
Judge Advocate General
Henry L. Stimson
Taft
Win Hh.hays
Adjutant General
Senate
Crockhart
Wit
Infantry
Many States Accept Bid to Road Parley in Harrisburg
Gov. Pinchot has received acceptances from many states to a conference on state highway policy in Harrisburg March 23 and 24. Notable responses include New York Governor Smith praising interstate road cooperation and the belief that no state builds roads for its citizens alone.
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Harrisburg
Refusal of UG Hut Rhine Watch Bost Allied Reimbursement
Paris March 19 The United States refused to accept a reduction of its 255000600 dollar army of occupation bill by the value of German ships seized in American ports This rejection came in a conference with allied representatives on how to reimburse the expenses Wadsworth assistant secretary of the treasury stated the bill should be paid regardless of whether payment comes from German reparations or other sources Allies will reconvene to propose a new plan to present at Thursday full meeting.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Eliot Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Washington
Grants Sick Leave to 190000 Disabled Veterans in School
The Veterans' Bureau in Washington D C announced plans to issue an order granting sick leave to 190,000 disabled World War veterans in rotational training schools. Current compensation is reduced during periods when their disability prevents continued education.
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Washington, D. C
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Hadley to Build Big Garage on Busy Waterloo Corner
J H Hadley buys the Fifth and Jefferson corner from Mercantile Warehouse for 30000 with F J and Marquis agency. Building planned as two story brick garage and service station with basement, 140 by 64 feet, near busy Jefferson intersection. John G Miller to erect, total cost about 40000. partners include Ji Brown and C E Anderson. First construction expected after snow melts.
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Jefferson
Fifth
Waterloo Laundry Company
Hadley
Ji Brown
Logan Agenus
C. E. Anderson
John G. Miller
Jefferson Street
Two Shot In Essen A Loosening Of Aura Grip Sought
French industrialists demand ceding of property rights to insure coal. Germany expected to propose settlement as violence at Essen and tax penalties unfold. French coal needs and Ruhr control discussed by Comite de Forges with Wendel Schneider and Lueher cited.
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Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Anu
Rutz
Essen J
le Trocquer
Guillume
Bottrop
Gelsenkirchen
International
Aris
Franece
Germany
Ruhr
Comite de Vorges
France
Thais
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M. Schneider
Lueher
Writz Thy Een
Herr Haniel
Imporant
Persdueze
Comite de Forges
Germain Sine
Mur
Rhine
Mat Prayce
Fire damages two Springfield stores and injures firefighters
A blaze swept through the BL and W clothing Store and the Fancy Bazar on courthouse square, causing $136,006 in damage after a tireworks explosion ignited at the Fancy Bazar. Four firefighters were knocked from a ladder but none seriously hurt. the cause remains unknown. Local reports also note brief international dispatches from London, Rome and Paris about Ruhr intervention talks.
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Foreign Office
Lord Cuurzan
Germany
Dd’ Abertan
France
Rome
Ruhr
Vatican
Mer
Tesla
Pius
BL & W
Fanzy Bazar
Wis Tehe
Aged Couple Burn to Death in Home Near New Virginia
An elderly couple Mr and Mrs E Brainerd living five miles southeast of New Virginia were burned to death yesterday afternoon in their home aged about five years. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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New Virginia
Mareh
E. Brainerd
Here
New York preacher worships Amen-Ra and Aten at church
In a St Marks Bouwerie service Dr William Norman Guthbin presents ancient Egyptian sun gods Amen-Ra and Aten to argue early religions shaped Christianity. Lanterns illuminate the kneeling crowd as Guthrie chants an age old afforation praising the gods and divine powers in a dramatic ceremony.
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New York
Amen-Ra
Aten
William Norman Guthbin
Ancient
Egypt
Church of St. Mark’s
Bouweria
Guthrie
Delivery deadline notice for Courier newspaper
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 20. If you do not receive the paper by then due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 50 p m.
Senate Works On Bowmen Primary Road Assessment
Des Moines reporters describe Iowa Senate action on a Bowiant bill to cut paving costs for nearby property owners from 25 to 15 percent, offset by county funds to aid secondary roads, plus related highway and welfare measures and a snowbound morning session shutdown.
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Mrose
Des Moines
Senate
Bowillant
Lick Hawk
Noo
Brankins
Floyd
Wichman
Mancock
D Oy
Kendall
Gallagher
Benton
Louse
Ongryote
Morgan
Mermlets
Tor
Venard
Towa
Buser
Muscabre
Iowa
Capitol
William Alexamner Scott
Bergman Bill O
Navy Denby Leads Destroyer Attacks Against Air Forces
Secretary of the Navy Denby and a Washington party observed two destroyer squadrons attacking battleships off Balboa Panama. The drills featured destroyers facing bombing air cover, dummy torpedoes, and seaplane bomb runs to test responses with and without air support.
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Navy
Denby
U. S
Baenena
Robert B. Coontz
British Soldier to Contest Divorce of German Wife
London reports Capt. John Wreermin-Mitford, a British officer, seeks to overturn a divorce granted to his German wife, one of the world’s wealthiest women, on grounds related to grounds of Thcoon Spathoilty. The couple’s marriage ended soon after World War II began.
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London
John Wreermin-Mitford
Sean
Isren von Kubin
Capleeomenne Mitford
Minnesota Fights Rail Consolidation
Minnesota officials oppose a federal rail consolidation plan linking Chicago to the Pacific coast. Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission argues the scheme would damage Northwest industry and move key terminals from the Twin Cities to Chicago, costing local jobs and revenue. Governor Prentice presses against the proposal, urging commission opposition.
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Twin Cities
Chicago
Associated Tyres
St. Paul, Minn
Mareh Jr
Raett Road
Intersale Commerce Commission
Minnesota Railway and Warehouse Commission
Commission
Wout
Fenar
Minnesota
Northwest
Bulith
Prens
Hag
Ivan Bowen
Railrond Comemissioner
Federal Commission
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Suit Against House of David for $80,000 in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan on March 19 a federal suit began seeking 80000 from Benjamin Purnell head of the House of David religious colony at Benton Harbor. John W Hansell and wife of Nashville Tennessee claim fifty they turned over property and labor by Hansell wife and six children while invaders. Hansell and wife say they were expelled for alleged revolt attempts against Purnell.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
House of David
Benton Harbor
States District Court
John W. Hansell
Nashville, Tenn
Benjamin Purnell
Hansell
Puroeil
Right of U S to Fix Coal Prices Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S fuel administration’s authority to fix coal prices was upheld by the Supreme Court in a ruling against JT M McDonald Coal Co of West Virginia. The case involved hundreds of thousands of dollars for coal sold during the war and sets a precedent for similar lawsuits now pending before the court.
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U. S
Supreme Court
Washington, D.C
United States Fuel Administration
United States Supreme Court
JT. M. McDonald Coal Company
West Virginia
McDonald
Woman Shouts Vision of Jesus at St Patrick’s Mass
A woman in a front pew at St Patrick’s cathedral in New York cried I see Jesus during Mass and was removed by officers. She, identified as Mrs Catherine McLoon, was taken to Bellevue hospital for examination after the disturbance on March 11.
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New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Jesus
Bellevue Hospital
Satherine McLoon
Blizzard Sweeps Nation Buries Iowa In Snow
A massive blizzard clipped the country with heavy snowfall and low temperatures. Iowa reports drifts and power outages while rail and streetcar service strove to resume after widespread disruption. Train networks face delays and freezing conditions as aid and thawing forecasts influence recovery efforts.
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Iowa
Hoover launches nationwide drive for American child health
Washington March 19 Herbert Hoover pledged a nationwide campaign for the childhood of America. The American Child Health Association will lead action, with A R A experience guiding the effort and US relief expertise supporting unborn babies and mothers in distressed areas. Hoover cited physician reports on birth health and maturity rates to underscore the need.
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International News Wire
Washington, S. C
Msrtican Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Amerie
Con&ested
American Child Health Association
Hoover
America
Belgium
France
Europe
American Relief Administration
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