Lord Robert Cecil praised as genuine aristocrat and reformer
Washington writer lauds Lord Robert Cecil as an honest, principled statesman with deep religious sense and a mix of old world and modern views. He contrasts Cecil with other hereditary lords, noting his aristocratic lineage and service, and hints Cecil could bridge church tradition with labor rights.
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Mark. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Lord Robert Cecil
America
Europe
Boute
Haber
Robert Cecil
Robert
Pavis
Lord
Thas
Lodge
Duke of
Massachusetts
Gen. Pershing
Missouri
Charles Schwab
Barrn Bethlehem
Gary
Lord Steel
Frank Mangey
Marquis of
Maine
Robert Cesil
England
Cours
Great Britain
Jlo
William &. Gladstone
Gladstone
Jed Ay
League of Nations
Church of England
Labor
Oe Linie
Lord 'Robart
Millionaire Friend of Broadway Reunites With Mitchells in Philadelphia
Millionaire husband and his wife, Marc 2$ ,- Afvs. J. Bearsley Mitchell, reportedly reconciled after a family conference at White Marsh. Their two children, Frances and Jackie, are said to favor the reunion, while detectives watched as the couple returned from Palm Beach to Philadelphia.
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Waited Press
Philadelphia
J. Bearsley Mitchell
Dorothy King
Broadway
Butterfly
Mitchell
Rittenhouse Square
White Marsh
Mitchells
Frances
Jackie
Spread of Strike Expands Through British Farms
The Associated Press reports the agricultural strike spreading into Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire causing anxiety about a wider, possibly general, reach. Spring weather raises hopes while farmers fear missed opportunities as unrest disrupts Norfolk and King Georges farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lincolnshire
Cambridgeshire
Increased Grain Rates Suspended Pending I C C Investigation
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended planned rate increases on grain and grain products set to take effect April 1 on several lines including Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and others. The suspension lasts until July 30 to allow investigation. The commission noted the higher rates could adversely affect the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, B
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Hitness Central
Town
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Peoria
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Jury Probing Gov Small Tampering Delays Ruling
Waukegan Illinois March 2 The grand jury investigating tampering with veniremen and the jury that acquitted Gov Small on conspiracy charges adjourned today until Monday morning without a statement from State's Attorney A V Smith on whether true bills were voted Earlier rumors claimed two true bills had been voted on the first day of the probe.
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Waukegen
Ill
Veniremen
Gov. Small
A. V. Smith
Moscow Says Lenine Has Another Relapse
Nicolai Lanine, the Russian premier, suffered another relapse and his condition worsened. A dispatch from Moscow reports Lenine is a physical wreck, a shadow of his former self, with his temperature rising to a dangerous level. No clear note on his consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Nicolai Lanine
Moscow
Lenine
Cool Clear Easter Day Forecast From Weather Bureau
Washington March 2 The weather bureau predicted a cool clear Sunday for Easter in the capital with uncertainty. Forecasters noted a chance of rain on Friday or Saturday and said rain on either day could still lead to clear weather for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Washington
Woman shoots man near Fort Worth office
A woman shot C. K. Meyers, a construction company employee, as he entered his employer’s office in Fort Worth, Texas. Meyers was wounded perhaps fatally. the woman was arrested. Meyers said he had never seen her before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Maren 2
C. K. Meyers
Meyer
Couriet Delivery Notice at Your Home Before 35 30 O'clock
The notice states delivery is to your home before 35 30 oclock. If a carrier error or offer causes you to miss it, call 5700 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Hammill In Talks To Visitors Hints Campaign Policy
Des Moines reports indicate Governor Hammill hints at campaign policy as legislature nears adjournment. The Iowa House passes a measure urging 100 day session while Senate delays franchise and fraternal insurance bills. Alabama delegates visit and Gov Hammill outlines farm market concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
General Assembly
Senate
Mantz
Audubon
Kerdsk
Brockhart Corporation
Sheys House
Dike
House
Nqon
New York Conference of Insurance Commissioners
Diltz
Fit
Iowa
Alabama
Sénate
Buser
Muscatine
Clarke
Knn County
Hammill
C. W. Ashcraft
Alabama Hov
Moore
Akahama
Rockefeller Foundation
General Educational Board
iNew Medical College
Iowa City
Heiress Weds Artist in Pasadena Estate Ceremony
Mares Dellora Angell heiress to a $40,000,000 Gates fortune married Wester Norris, a young cartoonist and son of a furniture dealer, in a ceremony at the Angell residence in Altadena California. The event follows a notable ad colloquial insertion for Premier Dressing and Premier Once products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Mares Dellora Angell
Tohn W.W. Gates
Wester Norris
Ami
St. Charles
Ansgell
Altadena
Gary prices draw jury focus in Lake County liquor case
Indianapolis report notes liquor defendants testifying that they price non intoxicating wines and soft drinks high to boost sales. Mary Allen of a Gary hotel recounts 73 raids but no convictions as analysis found beverages non intoxicating. She admits charging 25 cents a drink for dry beer to unwary customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Flor
Lake’ Coults
Mary Allen
Esgo Hotel
Gary
Stop Oil Company from Drilling in Pioneer Cemetery
In Newkirk Oklahoma on March 2 relatives of 240 pioneers in United Brethren cemetery asked a court to bar the Knox Oil Company from drilling there. The company was restrained by Judge Puvek from drilling and posted guards to keep drillers out before any court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newkirk
Okda
Knox Oi Company
Judo Puvek
United Brethran
Rick Yonkawa
Promotions at Waterloo and Centralia shops reshuffle foremen
A series of promotions takes place at Waterloo and Centralia shops. Area N. Seely becomes general foreman at Waterloo and master mechanic at Centralia. Joe Kurth returns as foreman at Waterloo with Kurth taking over Seely’s former duties. Harvey Steinmuayer moves to Cornell Blais to oversee Milnais Central shops. A. G. Kaun becomes air brake foreman and William N. Collier is named night general foreman.
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N. Seely
AL Uwminois Centra
Centralia
Norman W. Keil
Waterloo
Mr. Seely
Centratin
Dag Kurth
Waterton
Doc Kurth
Willits
Lhd
Seely
Kurth
Harvey CG. Steinmuayer
Cornell Blais
Milnais Central
16000 Irish Rebels in Prison Warns Cosgrave to Dail
President William Cosgrave told the Dail that 16 000 Republican irregulars are held in jails and internment camps. He warned raiding parties against undue extortion and said Free State forces are restoring order after irregulars attacked Ballina barracks in a three hour battle. An attempt to burn Senator Guinnesss home at Fox Toke failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
William Cosgrave
Dail
Cosgrave
Free State
Ballina
Guinness
Pox Toek
Logan Trust to Pay 100 Cents on Dollar
Logan Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago, closed since March 16 after the president was found shot, announces 100 cents on the dollar recovery plan. S Savage, former state banker, elected to succeed Popp as president amid reorganization efforts. Next item notes J Gandy named executive of the National Coal Association in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Logan Savage Trust & Savings Bank
Red
S. Savage
Popp
Cole Urges Daugherty Action on Sugar Gambling
Representative Cole called on the Department of Justice to pursue gambling in sugar prices and urged Attorney General Daugherty to act. He proposed a special session of Congress to extend laws against market manipulators and warned against repeats of past sugar extortion.
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Cole
Daugherty
Washington
D. C
Department of Justice
Congress
Sven Lo
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Conmarce
Gaugherty Cole
Department of Commerce
Warl Db. Bapst
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Corporation
Blanty
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Altno
Tariff Commission
Munch
Lestat
Harding
Lius
Hayward
Mare
Department of Agriculture
Agricultburn Department
Americas
Thomas QC
Marvin
Ardl Commission
Man Who Knitted Bible Verses on Hosiery Is Dead
Austin Minnesota March 28 George King 64 renowned for fancy knitting died at his home His children and grandchildren recall stockings knitted with verses from scriptures He had won prizes at the Minnesota state fair for his knitting skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Mine
George King
Minnesota
A V W Dickinson of Jesup Dies
Jesup March 25 Special W V W Dickinson, long employed in newspapers for 454 years, collapsed entering Citizens Herald building and died minutes later. He had worked with Farwell Urst and others, aged about 60, leaving a widow and a brother in Jaytp.
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Jesup
VV. W. Dickinson
Citizens-herald
Tutchinson
Farwell Urst
Alee
FR. Place
Glazenzler
Dig
Che
Hoth
Oklahoma Outlaw Escapes Large Posse After Shootout
Oklahoma outlaw Spencer eludes more than 150 officers after a bank robbery near Stamford. He and a wounded companion reportedly escaped a death trap, leaving two dead and another captured by Creek county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twist
Okla
Marcel
Ali Spencer
Oklahoma
Henry Starr
Posse
Spencer
State Bank
Stamford
Creek County
Saunders silent on Piggly Wiggly fight delays court action
Clarence Saunders Memphis grocer remains silent and defers comment on the Piggly Wiggly case and the New York Stock Exchange suit. He says no compromise and signals imminent court action after brokers faced delivery demands following stock fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Clarence Saunders
New York
Riot Violence Flare Ends With Deaths In Sofia
Two people were killed and 32 wounded in anarchistic rioting in Sofia on March 28. The dead and three of the wounded were anarchists while nine police were among the wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Des Moines Booze Raids Target Large Stills
Des Moines officials and county deputies seized over 10 50 gallon drums and shipments labeled as vigorets in raids. A Fort Dodge operation uncovered Iowa rum runners delivering 150 gallons by airplane from near Des Moines. No arrests at the initial Des Moines plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Wire
Des Moines
Sherif Wadley
Atendo
Vigorets
Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Aviation Field
Britain and Allies Hail International Reparations Push
Unemployed in Essen push for free food and tram fare as workers organize a mutual aid council to pressure the German government. The Ruhr unrest grows with factory closures in Duisburg and a call for passive resistance from unions. Paris notes debate over a German state loan and the reparations commission. Berlin signals willingness to meet obligations under international guidance.
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Associated Press
Ef Ussen
Essen
Duisburg
Ruhr
Aetery
Paris
Berlin
Commission
Germany
John Bradbury
England
M. de la Croix
Belgium
Great Britain
Iby
Reparations Commission
Ravernmert
Sir John Bradbury
Outs Land
Delacroix
Reichsbank
France
Wiberg
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Joint Meeting of Houses
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Associaces Press
Miredit
Stop Oil Company
Pioneer Cemetery
Joe Kurth
Foreman
H. N. Seely
Dail Eireann
Logan Trust
Gandy
Congressmai
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Saunders
Stock Exchange
Hunt Stills
DES Moines Leggers
Britain
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Callett
Washington, D. S
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Hughes
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