HOLD WOMEN AT RIGA IN PLOT TO MURDER RED GENOA ENVOYS; Princess Lieven and Other Suspacts Jailed Till DelegatesPass Through Latvia.MISSION IN FEAR OF DEATHRoute They Will Follow FromRussia to Conference BeingCarefully Kept Secret.LENIN WELL, BUT WON'T GO Washington Hears That, WithFamine Creeping on Moscow,Soviet Needs Him at Home.
Date: 29 March 1922
report that Lenin is not ill, but uses illness as excuse not to attend; delegates fear assassination; Princess Levien and other suspects jailed in Latvia while delegates pass through on way to Genoa
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Yale News Favors Keeping Football Coaches Off Field
Date: 29 March 1922
Special to The New York Times
Daily News favors keeping of coaches off field
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SEES SILENT ALASKA AWAITING WIRELESS; Archdeacon of the Yukon Has Vision of News Broadcasted to Far Camps. KEY TO COUNTRY'S PROGRESS Believes Phone in Every Cabin Would Speed Trade, Mining and Whole Intercourse.
Date: 29 March 1922
Rev F B Drane tells of advantages that Alaska would enjoy if wireless were established
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RICKARD NOT GUILTY; VERDICT AT 12:19 A.M.; JURY OUT 91 MINUTES; Suspense "Worse Than Craps at $30,000 a Throw," Declares Freed Promoter.THREE MORE INDICTMENTS Prosecutor Uncertain as to Whether Similar Charges byOther Girls Will Be Tried.BLACKMAIL, STEUER SAYS Declares Rickard Will Devote theRest of His Life to SeekingOut Its Instigator.
Date: 29 March 1922
acquitted of charges based on accusations by Sarah Schoenfeld
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PRINTERS AS CENSOR DEFIED; After Union Gives Conditions of Setting Attacks on Its Men.
Date: 29 March 1922
Members of Charleston (W Va) Typographical Union employed by newspapers defy censorship of union
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YALE CLASS VOTES HONORS.; Malcolm Aldrich "Most Admired," Robert Page "Most Scholarly."
Date: 29 March 1922
Special to The New York Times
votes most scholarly in Yale Univ senior class
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MARCHING ON VLADIVOSTOK.; Merkuloff Forces Reported Unable to Resist Chita Forces.
Date: 29 March 1922
Merkuloff forces said to be unable to check Chita forces marching on Vladivostok
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BELGIUM LODGES PROTEST.; Declares German Killing of Lieut. Graff Premeditated; Asks Damages.
Date: 29 March 1922
Belgian Minister at Berlin instructed to lodge protest and ask damages for killing of Lt Graff
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TOWN AND CITY SPLIT ON AUTO MUD THROWER; Weston Demands Release From Court Jurisdiction of Waltham --Women Were Spattered.
Date: 29 March 1922
Citizens decide in town meeting to petition Legislature to release them from court jurisdiction of Waltham, pending dispute over mud splashed from automobile
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