Aid for Ireland Urges Immediate American Donations
The appeal urges Americans to donate to relief for Ireland as hunger and destruction affect millions. It stresses that every dollar funds relief and receipts will be issued, naming J. J. Harrington as treasurer in Butte, Montana. The effort highlights famine in Dublin and the plight of women and children, calling for prompt generosity.
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America
Ireland
J. J. Harrington
Harbour Block
Butte, Mont
Bethlehem Steel reports 1920 earnings fall amid reduced orders
The Associated Press notes Bethlehem Steel 1920 gross sales and earnings at 274,431,236 dollars, down 7,210,671 from prior year. Net earnings declined to 36,351,554 with net income 14,458,836, 5.27 percent, down 898,026. Unfilled orders at year end totaled 145,286,637, down from 251,492,545 a year earlier. Chairman Schwab and President Grace cite rapid contraction and wage cuts, with management and workers in cooperative talks.
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Associated Press
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eunine
Charles W. Schwab
G. Grace
Cold storage meats and lard stock drop from year ago
Cold storage stocks of meat and lard in the United States on March 1 were about 135 million pounds lower than a year earlier. The Institute of American Meat Packers issued the figures, covering both in cold storage and in packing plants. Total on hand March 1 was 1,256.5 million pounds, denied as a normal average supply.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Institute of American Meat Packers
Lady Astor Menaced by Soldier in Plymouth Encounter
In Plymouth on a Saturday before leaving her residence Lady Astor faced a violent attack by a soldier who threatened to kill her. She pursued the man for his name and address but he fled and was captured. She asked that no proceedings be taken.
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Associated Press
Plymout
England
Lady Astor
Government tax take tops earlier estimates by hundred millions
Washington reports show about 600 million dollars in income and profit taxes collected up to last Saturday night, exceeding the March 15 estimate by Melon officials who predicted the higher total. The year ago collection from the same source was about 850 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Esch to Receive Recess Appointment to Interstate Commerce
Washington March 21 former Representative Esch of Wisconsin will be given a recess appointment likely within a few days as a member of the interstate commerce commission. President Harding sent Esch’s nomination to the senate at the recent special session but Senator La Follette of Wisconsin objected and the senate adjourned without acting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Esch
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Harding
Senate
la Follette
Sloan's Liniment Relief Ad Mentioned for Aches
An old advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment for quick relief from rheumatic twinges, stiffness, strains, and sprains. It claims deep penetration without rubbing, warming effect, and soothing comfort, with price points listed and drugstore availability.
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Sloan’s
Ftumbago
Selatica
Art on Trial Wins in Gotham Court
New York March 21 Art filed into court and won an order directing the Architectural League of New York to show cause why it should not place Rumsey's statue The Pagan at the Metropolitan Museum of Art show next month. Rumsey sails for England tomorrow to compete for the international challenge cup.
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Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
Newberger
Charles Carey Rumsey
KE. H. Harriman
Architectural League of New York
Rumsey
Metropolitan Museum of Art
England
Liquor sale profits seen as vital aid for BC cities
Victoria reports urgent need for relief as larger British Columbia towns warn they face bankruptcy without a share of liquor sale profits under the government bill. The municipal committee heard a push for a tax plan including 6 cents daily on workers and 15 dollars yearly on others and corporations to fund schools and hospitals.
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Associated Press
Victoria
British Columbia
Union of
British Columbia Municipalities
Pursuit of Buffalo George Abandoned by South Dakota Sheriff
By the Associated Press Port Pierre S D March 81 Pursuit of William Buffalo George charged with cattle stealing and reputed leader of a band said to have stolen many cattle in the past few years in the state was temporarily abandoned today Sheriff J Babcock of Jones county said today after three deputies who left Kadoka Saturday to begin the search returned here due to lack of definite information on George's whereabouts.
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Associated Press
Port Pierre
William
Buffalo
George
Sherif J. “. Babcock
Jones County
Babcock
Kadoka
Howatt appeals min ers union case in Kansas Supreme Court
Attorneys for Alexander Howatt president of the Kansas Miners Union filed notice of appeal in the Kansas Supreme Court from a one year jail sentence imposed by Judge Iran of Crawford district court. Howatt was convicted of contempt of court for failing to honor an injunction in the recent miners strike.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Alexander Howatt
Kansas Miners
Unio Today
State Supreme Court
Iran
Crawford District Court
Howatt
Eailing
Theittsburg
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
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Silver Bow County
Bethlehem Corporation
Mateo
Elsie, Ltd
Orienta
Gorham Company
Providence
LEYS
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Hallmark Store
N. Main St
Art ON Trial
Gotham Court
Williamson
Sid Hatfield
Matewan
Albert Peits
R. D. Bailey
Baldwin-Felts
Felts
California
Associated Raisin CO
Fresno
California Associated Raisin Co
Cal
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