Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
NEWS BULLETINS

part OF ministers daughter and her
husband reached a tragic climax today
-Nhen Edgar r. Perkins picked UP a
sEbu tcher knife from the breakfast table.
..siTis own.
:. NEW YORK, March l3.-The Italian
transport Presdente Wilson; formerly
es,s brough troo % here ian
day from Marseillcs. Eighty-four Of
sers and 1S7i IN men ;,, Wefe frNm The
,demoSiiiSstfon. ' "
=. NEW YORK. March 13.--Thus far the
this city is s2o,ooo,coo, The payment
Ay check was made by an unnamed
H sRSS1'' Sor sHaaS March ,s.-Es,ablsh-
pent Of a trade, school and workshop
for crippled soldiers. near the mil
sidered by the Knights of Columbus
it was announced here tonight.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 10
morning from France with about
eighty casual officers and men. most
Of them from the South and West. The
!, ,nen report an uncventful trip.
~, PARIS. March 13.-France spent &C.
1000 100000 francs for shells and pro-
5ecttles during the war. Senator Lucien
francs were spent for extra material
for use by the artillery.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-Decision
thirty,seven OF the forty-three un-
desirable aliens now held at Ellis
so5 was te reashed ,%day by sef5e'a1y
migration officials
BERN. March 1s.-Hans sulzer,
Swiss minister to the United states.
July /.
NEW YORK. March 13.-Miss Edith
M Whsaa1ey Mea'h S,r sG 3s girl Of
q On
City OF the charge OF second-desree
death Of Nathan o'' Was sse Te,n 'a ai
L Flushing on October 10.
ROTTERDAM March 49, More than
1000 Spartacans have arrived in Rer-
crowded. Women spartacans during
the the latest lat. st. ORGY Of atrocities stabbed
{ hcers and Joined in war dance around
their victims;
robbery at = London railway station
in which bag containing Important
se es a9eqmen,s U %as Stoen from
by the Daily Express No details are
WASHINGTON, March ls.-pirector-
General Hines tonight called upon
members OF the brotherhood OF Rail
way Clerks employed by the Nashville,
s who went on strike Tuesday. demand :
p ing the discharge Of the Federal audi
LOT OF the railroad. 10 submit their
IS tion's board OF adjustment
BUENoS AIRES, March l3.-The port
9 workers have refused the govern
g ments offer TO arbitrate the question
~ of the payment Of the men during the
lockout. The workers insist upon pay
81 ment in full.
WASHINGTON. March lathe wo-
man suffrage resolution. which failed
y of passage In the last Congress after
having been fayorably acted upon by
IS House on the first day of the mex,
session. It will be passed and sen
ssf to the Senate before the first wcci
OF the session is concluded, II the plan:
81 OF the Republican leaders do not mis-
CHicAGo. March 1s-A Juror was
IS q Socialist Alderman presented a rcso.
ernment, Tor Chicago. There was
5 storm OF protest and cries of "Bolshc
NEW YORK, March lS-America'i
* first commercial air line has been or
ganized and is. scheduled TO commence
Operations early in August. This be
k that hea tGens W Wese
a.f tank corps. United States Army o
PHOENIX, Ariz. had placed orde
four. huge passenser-carrytng air
NEW YORK, March ls.-Betor
lives, prepared 70 put him through
grueIing examination, Dr.. Walter Is
wilkins, aged sixty-seven, former Cal
ifornian, said today that he knew h
was suspected OF the murder OF hi
AZ wife near their Long Island countr
home on the might of February %. ID,
ia wilkins said that his finger prints ha
s been taken by the police, but that n
did not fear the outcome Of the in
CHICAGO. March 1s.-Fred Ora,
~ wealthy president of Hannah
s% Hogs. wholesale liquor dealers. toda
was sentenced to ninety days in ja
81 and fned 500 on charge OF adm
dry territory.
NORFOLK. VA. March ls-rhr.
M aliens arrested in a raid on an allie
va meeting OF Bolshevists here were r.
leased this afternoon and twelve OF,
ers accused Of conspiring TO overtime
~ the government, are being given
-. fFsartng before United States Commi
me- Atcner Stephenson.