Russian Question Comes to Fore in American Policy
A delegation urged recognition of the Soviet government as Secretary Hughes weighs stability. He warns stability alone fails without honoring internal obligations. Seizure of American property in Russia by the Soviet regime is cited as a test of good faith. The piece notes no early recognition and mentions Borah’s stance and other Washington discussions.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Hughes
Russia
Borah
Washington
Harding
Lenine
Trotzky
Europe
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Lenin
Ims Russia
America
New York Tribune
Courier delivery deadline notice
The notice instructs delivery before 5:80 o clock and asks customers to call before 6:90 p m if the paper is not received due to carrier error or other cause. It directs readers to contact the office for a replacement copy.
Ford predicts vast industrial expansion and electrification
Detroit March 22 Henry Ford argues industry will grow beyond today’s scale within twenty years. He says capital should stay in firms, profits reinvested to expand. He predicts widespread electrification of rail and cites a 40 000 worker blast furnace plant as an example of industrial scale.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry For
Ford
Ord
American Legion Sends Greetings to Prince of Wales
Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion in Indianapolis on March 2 sends greetings to the Prince of Wales. The Legion invites the Prince to its carnival ball on March 23 and expresses hope for lasting peace and goodwill between nations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
Prince of Wales
London
Legion
Owsley
Dirt Farmer Milo Campbell Dies During Golf at Club
Milo Campbell of Coldwater Michigan, named as the dirt farmer member of the federal reserve board by President Harding, collapsed and died while playing golf at Columbia Country Club in Washington D C. He led the National Milk Producers association and was introduced as a practical farmer.
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Washington, D.C
Milo Pb. Campbell
Michigan
Federal Reserve Board
Columbia Country Club
Campbell
Coldwater
Mich
National Milk Producers Association
Reserve Board
Harding
Osage to Compete in Chicago National Tourney
Eleven more high schools joined the national high school basketball tournament to be staged at the University of Chicago April 4 5 6 7. Osage Ta champions of their own region are among entrants as announced in Chicago on March 22.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Inglue Osage, Ta
Davenport
Spetl
Waterloo
Dubuque
Charles City
Mason City
Automobiler
Rotary International
A. Morris
Ossian Carr
Dubuque Rotagians
Government Sues Kansas City Horse Traders for Taxes
Four federal suits totaling 10,112,540 plus interest accuse local horse and mule traders of underreporting income for 1917. United States Attorney Madison names Guyton Harrington Mule Company Stock Yards Horse & Mule Co and individuals Guyton Harrington Pra Guyton and Herman Beers. The company allegedly understated income and misreported figures after selling animals to Britain in World War I.
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Kansas City
United States
Madison
Guyton-Harrington Mule.company
Stockyards Horse & Mule Co
J. D. Guyton
W. R
Ttarrington
J. Pra Guyton
Herman M. Beers
Alaska Cold Wave Threat Moves Toward Midwest
Weather bureau spots Alaska chill spreading southward as temperatures plunge to 1 below zero. Forecaster warns Central West could feel new cold spell by Sunday if the pattern continues.
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Chicago
Mnurch
Middlewest
Weather Bureau
Alaska
Central West
Credits Machinery for Giving Farmer an Eight Hour Day
Chicago March 22 Elimination of women from the fields shortening the farmers working day from 14 to 8 hours and the continuous shift of rural population to the Giles were attributed to the development of American farm machinery by Guy H Call director of the National Institute of Progressive Farming in an address prepared for delivery before a meeting of the sales and advertising department of the National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers. Prior to the Civil war more than 60 hours of hand labor were required to produce an acre of inheat Modern invention government statistics show has reduced this to three hours Call asserted that a wider use of power farming machinery would result in elimination of farm labor shortage.
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Chicago
Guy H. Call
National Institute of Progressive Farming
Snd
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
Cali
Call
Piggly Wiggly Boss Demands Short Sellers Pay Up
Clarence Saunders of Piggly Wiggly Stores demands settlement at 150 a share by 3 pm or 250 thereafter as Wall Street narrows trading. He claims 25,000 shares are short and asserts control of most outstanding stock, with court action likely if demand is unmet. Saunders says 10 million cash is needed to run his exchange operations.
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New York
Morel 22
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Marc Clarence Saunders
Proceryman
Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc
Pigely Wiggly Stock
New York Stock Exchange
Pigely Wiggly
Saunders
Wall Street
Nazor
UA Yazor
New York Exchange
Tennessee
Sauders
Stock Exchange
State aims to finish riot trial testimony today
In Marion Iowa on March 22 prosecutors pressed to wrap up the state's testimony in the Herrin massacre trial. Six accused men are named in riot deaths of over twenty nonunion workers as witnesses identify suspects and locations linked to the crime.
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Marion
Herrin
George Nelson
William Good
Qus Clark
Oscar How
C. IX. McDowell
Hugh Wilks
Bert Grace
James Brown
Phillip Fonta- Netta
Gould, Til in France, Somewhat Improved
Mentone France March 22 a medical bulletin reports George Gould sr financier and railroad magnate is notably better after earlier anxiety over heart complications. His son George T Gould Jr sped to London to consult a heart specialist as pneumonia followed a chill and heavy cold in Egypt. His wife Mrs Gould, married last May, aids in nursing. He is 63 years old.
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Egypt
Gould
Mrs Anna Buzzi Rearrested in New York for Killing Contractor
Mrs Anna Buzzi, longtime companion of Frederick Schneider, is rearrested in New York for his murder. An affidavit accuses her of firing two shots from a Colt revolver, with Schneider’s wife Mrs Schneider implicated in reconciliation talks. Detectives traced the weapon through multiple states to a brother-in-law of Mrs Buzzi, linking the pair to the crime.
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New York
Allene Gazal
Wrederek Schneider
Roux
Couns
Morrisana
Jon
Munner
Wyeld
Haz2i
Henry Wruckmaen
Will Milly
Frederick Schneider
Schneider
Buzz
Bizzi
Buzzi
Buart
Woman dies in bed fire from cigarette in Omaha
Mrs. Ruby Murray, 23, was burned to death when her bed caught fire from a cigarette she was smoking in Omaha last night. She had fallen asleep while smoking and woke to clothes aflame. she died before medical aid arrived.
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Omaha
Neb
Ruby Murray
Steel Concerns Say Merger Not Trust
Washington D C March 22 General denial of the charge of the federal trade commission that the merger of the Bethlehem Lackawanna and Midvale Steel companies would result in a combination in restraint of trade was contained in formal answers filed with the commission today by attorneys for the companies.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlehem, Lackawanna
Midvale
Legislative committee to probe Herrin riots formed
A legislative committee was named to investigate the Herrin mine riots of last June. Speaker Shanahan announced the move following authorization by the base of representatives. The report targets the union and mining communities involved in Herrin Illinois.
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Herrin
Springfield
Shanahan
Base of Representatives
Piutes Abandon Squaws and Dead in Desperate Flight from Posses
Monticello Utah March 22 a wild west chase ends with a Piute band fleeing with two escaped prisoners. Joe Bishops Boy age 3 was killed and found near Commo ridge. Four posse members missing reappear. Indians abandoned four squaws and infants and secured horses for the flight. Strong reinforcements stock up as the hunt tightens toward Four Carriers near Bluff.
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D International News Wire
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Utah
America
San Juan County
Joe Bishop
Commo Ridge
Blanding
Hlanding
Redskins
Old Posey
Santo
Dutch’s Boy
Charley Boy
Stubby’s Boy
Bluff
Arizona
Colorado
New, Mexico
Sugar Ration Proposed to Curb Rising Prices
Washington March 22 An appeal to the public to join a nationwide effort to reduce sugar consumption, curb hoarding, and break the sugar prices was urged today by Representative Dal Inger Republican Massachusetts. He called the measure an effective way to crush the sugar speculators and lower daily sugar use.
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Washington, D. C
Dal Inger
Massachuscelly
Dallinger
Dual Death Ends Family Drug Fight
Chicago reports reveal a family driven by drug abuse with Mrs. Wa Woolson 72 found dead and her daughter Mrs. Edna Robinson 40 dead by self-inflicted wound. Mrs. Robinson cut her mother’s throat and slashed herself. both showed needle marks. The saga traces back 25 years to a father’s suicide and multiple tragedies within the Woolson family tied to opiate use.
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Chicago
Wa Woolson
Edna Robinson
Woosen
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Kankakee
William
Cron
Sixty Germanic Party Members jailed as traitors
Werlin reports sixty members of two new German party were arrested across Germany on charges of traitorous activities. Officials hint a planned putsch was thwarted and the Prussian interior minister will reveal details tomorrow in the diet.
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New “Germanic” Party
Werlin
Germany
Bandits Hold Up Freight Train Near Philadelphia
Six masked gunmen robbed a Philadelphia & Reading fast freight between Oreland and Camp Hill, uncoupled the engine, plundered a car, and fled with merchandise. A woods search led to three youths detained as suspects for questioning in connection with the robbery.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia & Reading
Oreland
Camp Fill
Irish Rebel Nest at Kingstown Routed by Free State Raid
March 2 Pree Water troops attacked insurgent quarters near Kingstown after a brisk battle. A Pree State soldier and a rebel were killed and one wounded. Five rebels and a large quantity of ammunition were captured. The nest near Dublin is tied to irregular sorties into the capital and recent bombings.
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Kingstown
Dobvlin
Dublin
Bryan backs Ayres as Democratic hopeful gains Kansas support
In Washington, Bryan travels to Kansas to back William A. Ayres a Wichita lawyer and three term congressman as a Wilson progressive pro league proponent and Democratic potential. Ayres solidly backed in Kansas with a 16000 vote margin aiding his path to the new Congress despite a previous Republican landslide.
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Vington
D. C
Jennings Bryan
Kansas
Wall Street
William A. Ayres
Wichita
Kan
New Congress
Ayres
Wilson
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