Troops Moved to Ulster Amid Forced Resignations
News from Tonilon reports movement of British troops to Ulster was completed amid officer resignations at Curragh. Officers faced potential court martial if unwilling to serve. King and ministers push conciliatory measures while Carson and Nationalists seek to avoid provocation and ensure government property protection.
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Tonilon
London
Edward Carson
Theister
Andrew Honer Lay
Curragh
Dublin
Oficers
War Office
Ulster
Cers
Lord Holmpatrick
Paget
Gough
Third Cavalry Brigade
Major Kearsley
Kearsley
Roosevelts party loses equipment in Brazilian rapids
In a cable from Santarem Brazil Anthony Fiala reports Theodore Roosevelts expedition has lost all gear in dangerous rapids of a tributary of the Amazon. The message says We have lost everything in the rapids and telephone my wife of my safety. Brigands Sack Entire Towns in China
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Ostonel
Brazil
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Anthony Fiala
Santarem
China
Peking
White Wolfe
Siangyaupglu
Parcel Post Plan To Ship Farm Products
Washington, March 23. The post office department began a parcel post plan to deliver farm products directly to consumers. Ten cities will pilot direct producer to consumer shipments with crates for butter and other goods. Postmaster General Burleson urged farmers to supply retail quantities and list items and quantities available. Consumer access will improve as rural carriers collect products at farms and deliver to city customers.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Parcal Post
Burleson
Parcel Post
Boston
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
LaGrossa Wis
Lyon
Jfass
Rock Island
Washington, D. C
Pareel Post
Ste Wirat Ag Slatanl
Ceara Roger
Elby
Carrie
Elty
Suffrage gathering held open air in London street
Sylvia Pane korat carried on a stretcher with about 1000 suffragists outside Westminster Abbey. Clergyman Rev. Edmund Willis led a street service in full vestments before a denied entry, while the mass mass End contingent held a rear street meeting. Abdul Hamid critically ill in Constantinople. Army appropriation bill boosted to 101,765,006 dollars. City bankers elect Edward Selter president in Louisville.
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Church of England
London
Sylvia Panekorat
East
Nd People's Army
Westminste Abbey
Ovary
Edmund Willis
Shad Well
Unsecured creditors win 10 percent dividend for Siegel Co
In Soston on March 23, Referee Oluustaad of the bankruptcy court ordered a 10 percent dividend for the Henry Siegel company unsecured creditors. The group totals about 200 claimants.
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Soston
Henry Siegel Company
Oluustaad
Rebels Deploy Forces Near Torreon Front
Rebels move toward Torreon as Villa’s forces push on. Generals Villa and Bonavides report engagements with federal troops near Brittingham Jung don and Tahualilt, plus advances at Santa Clara. Rebel losses noted, with a separate reported federal casualty count.
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Mex
Rebo
Torreon
Genera Villa Fett
Chihuahut
Brittingham Jungdon
Genral Villa
Gome Palacio
Bormesillo
Bonavides
Arbour
Villa
Tahualilt
Genera Herrerra
Santa Clara
Benavides
Awaiting Outcome at Torreon Confirms Mexican Talks
Reported Vera Cruz conference between Jon Ling and Seno Rojas yields no official detail while Washington signals intent to adjust Mexico policy. Officials refuse to name proposers amid focus on Torreon battle and potential shifts in stance.
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Torreon
Washington
Vera Cruz
Jon Ling
Seno
Rojas
Huerta
Mexico
Radium Crisis Highlighted by U S Mines Director
Washington reports the annual Bureau of Mines review shows the United States has lagged in recognizing radium’s cancer cure potential as Europe secures nearly all available supply. Director Holme estimates U S cancer deaths at 75,000 yearly and notes scarce radium with only about thirty grams globally.
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Washington
Joseph A. Holme
Federal Bureau of Mines
United States
Holmer
Jeanette Defeats Carpentier in Paris Bout
Jeanette, the American heavyweight, defeats Georges Carpentier of France by points after a fifteen round fight in Paris on March 23. Defeating the French champion marks a major victory for Jeanette in a high profile bout with wide international attention.
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Jeanette
Carpentier
Paris
Pugtisis
Georges Carpentier
Favors Suffrage in Philadelphia Conference
In Pottstown on March 24 the Philadelphia conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church adopted HBA G Lavagne woman Haroye indicating support for suffrage.
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Pottstown
Philadelphia
Epiavopal Church
Wilson Faces House Opposition Over Panama Tolls Repeal
Washington March 23 President Wilson and advisers pressed the Panama tolls repeal as leaders in Congress debated the measure. Speaker Clark Majority Leader Underwood and Representatives Kitchen and Fitzgerald oppose repeal while many Republicans and Progressives back it. A close vote prospects rise with potential diplomatic fallout if repeal fails and opposition possibly filibusters rivers and harbors funding to delay action.
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Wilson
Panama
Congress
House
Clark
Underwood
Representative Kitchen
iWitzgerald
Auong
Land for 2500 Persons Opens in Oregon Forests
President Wilson signed a measure to open over 406000 acres of the Das chutes and Pochua national forests in Crook, Lake and Klamath counties to settlement within sixty days, creating homesteads for more than 2600 people. Officials expect about 120000 acres to attract actual settlers when opened for settlement starting in May and June.
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Portland
Ore
Daschutes and
Poachua
Crook, Lake and
Klamath Counties
Wilson
Fis
Forestry Bureau
Settlers Granted Large Tracts Under Federal Land Laws
A report notes settlers will be allowed to occupy 240000 acres, taking up 161 acre homesteads under federal land laws. Separate items include a call for a tax to fund wives, a Caillaux scandal update in Paris, and a volcanic eruption near Suwanez island with 280 inhabitants in need of relief.
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Japan
Tokyo
Suwanez Island
Kiushin
Chokai
Sakata
Cray Ton
Saving Time or a Card Ledger Joke
A young man with a black eye asks a printer to strike a few thousand calling cards with the words None of Your business printed in large type. He plans to hand them to people who ask how he got his black eye to save himself words.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Foundry and Iron Works Noted in Connecticut History
A fragmented historical note mentions Ethan Allen's Foundry and Huan Aten before the American Revolution in Ltchtiekt county Connecticut. It references an iron foundry and furnishes a shell or tool used in wartime efforts and cites a magazine on American history.
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Ethan Allen
Huan Aten
Ltchtiekt County
Conn
Ims Iron Fouairy
Mag. Wali
Amertiany
Tact and counsel in a cryptic proverbs mix
A fragmented quip blends Tact Willie the notion of fact with Pay Weet as the art of making others believe they are more than you. It cites 800 Cincinnati Muquirer and a German proverb about counsels and help.
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Willie
Cincinnati
Muquirer
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