U S Cancels Lansing Ishii Pact Open Door in China
The Lansing Ishii agreement of 1917 recognizing Japan's special interests in China is cancelled by mutual U S and Japan agreement. The move aligns open door principles with Nine Powers pact, removing ambiguity in Far East policy and marking a diplomatic shift led by Warren's final acts.
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China
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Japan
Washington
Tokio
Great Britain
France
Italy
Portugal
Netherlands
Belgium
Warren
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Far East
Lansing
Amertican Legation
Legation
State Department
Boon
Pekin
Bnetween
Rides Kay
Paper Delivery Reminder and Contact Instructions
The note instructs Gourler delivery before 5 50 PM and asks to phone 5100 with a copy if the paper is not received by then. It also mentions calls must reach the office before 6 20 PM and references potential errors from cattler bey or other causes.
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Terelva
Anita Politzer Returns From West Tour For Equal Rights
Miss Anita Politzer secretary of the National Women's party has just returned to her Washington office after a six months tour of the west and the middlewest visiting legislatures in the fight for equal rights for women.
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Washington, D. C
Anita Politzer
National Women’s Party
Washington
West
Middlewest
Ringling Sees Good Business All Over
United Press report quotes Charles Ringling head of Ringling and Barnum & Bailey circus saying business conditions nationwide are generally good. He notes advance agents provide detailed community data guiding routes, allowing longer seasons and mapping out itineraries to avoid nonpaying markets. Ringling says they will not visit all desired places and have extended the season over four months as conditions improve.
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United Press
New York
United States
Charles Ringling
Charles
Ringling
Barnum & Bailey
Alabama Junket Visits Stockyards Tour Route Across Illinois
Chicago March 30 Visita to the Union stockyards the American Farm Bureau federation office and the Illinois Agricultural association and other points of interest outlined for the agricultural commission of Alabama on an extended tour including the Iowa Agricultural college at Ames and arriving here today.
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Chicago
Union
American Farm Bureau Federation Office
Illinois Agricultural Association
Agricultural Commission of Alabama
Iowa Agricultural College
Ames
Flier Maitland Breaks World Air Speed Record
Lieutenant L J Maitland of the U S Army avi ator set a new world air speed record after piloting a Curtiss racing plane over a one kilometer course four times at an average of about 243 miles an hour. His maximum single trip reached 281.4 miles per hour aided by wind and a new propeller, surpassing the prior record of 233.01 miles per hour held by Sadi Le aointe of France.
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Associated Press
Dayton
L. J. Maitland
United States Army
Detroit
Maitland
Coloss
Archbishops fate spared while vicar general faces harsher term
Moscow reports that Archbishop Zepliak will serve 10 years in prison while Vicar General Budkevich is convicted of high treason for aligning with enemies during wartime. All-Russian committee cited law and prior suppression of the church, with outside protests from governments and groups worldwide.
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United Press
Moscow
Budkevich
Russia
Zeplak
United States
Zepliak
Poland
Kerensky
Zephaks
Bud
Kevich
Tana
Will Raise Money for 13 Jurors Who Convicted Buncoers
Denver residents were asked to support a fundraising drive for the 13 jurors who convicted 20 defendants in a million dollar bunco ring case. Initiated by State Senator Henry W. Toll, the effort seeks to compensate jurors who were paid only 1.60 per day after devoting sixty five days to the trial.
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Buncoers
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Henry W. Toll
Easter Hats With Fur Trimming O.K
Chicago reports a weather outlook offering hope for Easter bonnets with fur trimming as spring fashions surface. The forecast calls for fair but chilly conditions, with a cold snap looming tonight and scattered snow flurries in northern areas amid ongoing Alaskan cold wave effects. snowplow crews in Michigan battle deep drifts to restore fuel and food deliveries amid widespread isolation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Great Valleys
Indiana
Rocky Mountains
Alberta
Duluth
St. Paul
Gulf States
Buck
Michigan Peninsula
Paninsula
Washington, D. C
United States
Bankes
Bureau
Hellevas
Germany's debt up in March ten day period
Berlin report shows Germany's floating debt rose by 1.456 billion marks in the second ten days of March, lifting total floating debt to 4.8009 billion marks. Experts note only a quarter of the 350 million loan has public subscription, leaving banks with a deficit of 50.906 million gold marks under government and reichsbank guarantees.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
T*he
Reichsbank
Shop Girls Honor Bernhardt With Flowers On Tomb
Paris crowds of shop girls laborers and the public gathered at Pere La Chaise on Good Friday to lay flowers and say the rosary for Sarah Bernhardt. Early dawn scenes drew a large throng making the tomb nearly inaccessible. A fund drive was begun to finance a memorial statue.
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Shop Girls of
Paris
Bernhardt
France
Pere la Chaise
Sarah Bernhardt
Fire destroys Pullman shop and endangers plants
Chicago March 30 fire destroys a large Pullman works unit, including a three story blacksmith shop 150 feet square. High winds push flames, tools lost, total damage put at 250000. Firemen save adjacent buildings as flames confined to the shop. In New York March 30 bandits shoot and kill Thomas Phillips and wounding Charles Cain while making off with a $4000 payroll.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
New York
Thomas Phillips
Long Island City
Charles Cain
National Scandal Looms Over Veterans Bureau Spending
Washington reports a Senate inquiry into the Veterans Bureau uncovering alleged irregularities in hospitalization fund control and contract payments for dental care. Gen. John F. O’Ryan says findings hint at a national scandal with $2,500,000 spent in six months and tens of millions misused through inflated or unused work, prompting creation of state boards to hear complaints and report recommendations.
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Conternational
Washington, D. C
United States Veterans’ Bureau
International Nova Sarvica
Janennad
Sheneu VulLimy Luunss
Bureau
Gen
O'Mysa Nae
Senate Committee
Gen. O'Ryan
Bar Associations
Bar
Veterans’ Bureau
O’ryan
O'Ryan
Indiana Republican Chairman Quits Ku Klux
Lawrence Lyons, chairman of the Indiana Republican state central committee, said he resigned from the Ku Klux Klan after joining about six weeks ago. He told the American Unity league in Chicago that the Klan is un American, and noted he had no copy of the Unity league statement. Lyons said he submitted his resignation a week ago.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lawrence Lyons
Indiana Republican State Central Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Lyons
American Unity League
Chicago
Unity League
Klan
Special Election Date Set in Eighth District
Des Moines announces June 4 as the date for the Eighth congressional district special election to choose a successor to H M Towner who resigned to become governor of Puerto Rico. Governor Kendall designated the election date and place.
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Des Moines
Kendall
H. M. Towner
Portoco
Rich New Yorker’s Dual Life Ends in Death
Frederick W. Burnham a 44 year old contractor of prominence died after a gunshot wound inflicted by Helene Ziegler 26 who then fatally wounded herself in his Grand Central office. Ziegler had learned of Burnham’s marriage ten years after meeting him and the affair had been under strain as Burnham sought to end it.
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Associated Press
New York
Frederick W. Burnham
Helene Ziegler
Riverside Drive
Burnham
Miss Ziegler
Buroham
Grand Central Terminal
Ida Murphy
H. S. Coxe
Miss. Murphy
Miss Murphy
Coxe
M. E. Ames
Bursham’s
Man
Bellevue Hospital
Six Die and Thirteen Hurt When Train Hits Auto
Six people are dead and 13 seriously injured after westbound train No. 31 on the Big Four railroad struck a touring automobile at a grade crossing near Columbus. The Boston to Cincinnati run derailed the engine and several cars, with four Pullman sleepers piled atop the engine. The train was late and traveling at 66 to 70 mph. Known dead include Bail W Wilson, J W Kluge, Horace Holbrook, Frank Hemmatinger. The auto’s driver, Mrs Hemmatinger, and her son Robert Hemminger, age five, were among the injured. Ambulances and doctors rushed to the scene as rescuers warned of more bodies in the wreckage.
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Associated Presa Columbus
Ble Four
Boston
Cincinnati
Columbus
Big Four
BAIL W_ WILSON
J. W. Kluge
Ireman
Cleveland
Horace Holbrook
Warren
Hnmatingdr
Robert Jlemminger
Hemminger
Sheik and His Sheba Refuse Third Wedding Offer
In New Orleans on March 30 Rodolph Valentino and Winifred Hudnut, previously involved in two marriages deemed illegal, spurn plans for a third marriage in Louisiana. They left for Montgomery, Alabama, after impresarios arranged a ceremony with a clergyman, but the couple departed in their private car, ending the attempt.
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New Orleans
Rodolph Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Indiana
Louisiana
Shelke
Big Partner
Montgomery
Ala
Dominic Tortorfich
Coco
Hetty Green's Son Feels Rejuvenated in Florida
Col. Ed. H. R. Green, Hetty Green's son, reports renewed health after a reported rejuvenation operation last month. He spent a week recuperating in a hotel suite after hospital discharge, then traveled to Florida with Mrs. Green and rented the Pioneer houseboat following Presl Jira Haines party.
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New York
H.R. Green
Hetty Green
Florida
New York Times
Col. Green
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Green
Pioneer
Presljira Haines
Woman Jumped From Bridge To River Below
A 24 year old unidentified woman leaped from the Rocky River bridge in Cleveland today, plunging about 100 feet. Her body, badly mangled, was found on the riverbank below.
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Cleveland
Rocky River
Belmond Fire Kills One Man in Downtown Blaze
A northwestern wind and near zero temperatures hampered firefighters as a blaze destroyed six buildings in Belmonds business district. William Grandup, 63, died, and Emily Grandup lay near death after jumping a sheet lifesaving attempt failed. The fire damaged Brothers Hardware, a secondhand stock shop, a barber shop, a clothing and poultry business, an insurance office, and produce company premises. Losses estimated from 50000 to 75000 with about one third insured.
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Retmond
Wil Wam Grandup
Emily Grandup
Grandup Brothers
Billard
Wall
Biagio Brove
Ryerson
Aixth
On Brothers Hardware
Elmer Boughton Sec
Ondhand
CG. M. Reese
Harber
W. N. Hands
Louis Alerson
Sheping
Poultry
W. A. Wolfe
Digest of News Since Yesterday
New York reports a serum cure for influenza by two women physicians in Washington. Nations signatory to the Washington naval treaty may be asked to submit naval activity programs. Mrs Emma C Bergdoll aided in sending an alleged swindler to county prison for eight months in Philadelphia. Ohio State University coeds suspended for buying liquor from bootleggers. President Thompson comments. Chicago notes a US wiretest station in Honolulu received a radio from Rio de Janeiro 5000 miles away. Michigan senate passes a two cent gasoline tax aimed at raising 7000600 annually for highways. Federal agents expose a bootlegging syndicate shipping stills to homes for sale at 2 50 a gallon. Lieutenant Maitland reaches 281.4 mph over a one kilometer course, surpassing Lacointe's 1921 record. Rockefeller Jr stock income from nine Standard Oil companies valued at 410374899 is estimated at 11956622.
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New York
Whishington
D. C
Philadelphia
Emma C. Bergdoll
Columbus
Ohio State
University
Thompson
Chicago
United States
Honolulu
Rio de Janeiro
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Senate
Cleveland
Dayton
J. L. Maitland
M. Lacointe
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mussolini Seen Believing People Prefer Strict Rule
International wire reports quote Benito Mussolini saying that people are happier under discipline and a strong power above them. The article in Gerarchia, the Fascismo magazine, argues the hierarchy of order appeals to the middle class and thinking men, reinforcing fascist governance.
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Rone
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Fascisti
Gerarchia
The
Fascismo
Gun battle leaves Watts wounded at Ruth Lee’s place
At Ruth Lee’s home 205 Manson Street Frank Watts, a taxi driver, is wounded with bullets near the heart and kidney. A man known as Kid Ray, later identified as Onis Cha, is captured after a quarrel that led to gunfire. Police report Watts and Ray exchanged shots. Ray admits owning the weapon and Watts is hospitalized in critical condition with uncertain prognosis.
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Ruthlee
Manson Street
Frank
Mac
Watts
St. Francis Hospital
Sault
Kid Ray
Onis
I. Wrilker
Wies
Ray
Kid Wayad
Ruth Lee
Hooch
Ting
Pond
Joseph Saunders
Ray A
Saunders
Walker
Walttg
C. A. Picken
Bret
Kid
Waterloo
Waterville Bandits Loot Deanhold General Store
Four men in five cars robbed Waterville Minnesota early today, binding Marshal Lees and stealing about $5,000 in goods from the Deanhold general store. They halted Sheridan Bruth, learned where to buy gasoline, then tied him and guarded him during the extraction of 250 suits of men's clothing and other loot.
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Waterville
Minn
Mazabal
Deanhold General Store
Sheridan Bruth
Maranas
Toorin
Atar
Muscatine Starts New $90,000 M C A Project
Work began on a new Muscatine M C A facility valued at about 98 thousand dollars with completion scheduled for December. The project aims to create one of the first of its kind in the region, officials said.
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M. C.A
Muscatine
Des. L
MG. A
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Gen. O'Reilly
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15Th Harvesters
Great Shade
Ku Klux
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Manhattan
Sheik
Sheba
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Billard Hall
Talian
Frank Watts
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