Dublin Executes Six Irishmen Halt Work as Prisons Open
Jam crowds of about twenty thousand gathered at Mountjoy Prison at dawn as six men condemned for aiding British Indian forces were executed. Public life halted across Dublin. telegraph and post services stopped, priests and worshippers filled the streets with prayers while an armored car patrolled. The condemned were Patrick Moran, Thomas Whelan, Frank Flood, Bernard Egan, Thomas Ryan, and Patrick Doyle, executed in pairs an hour apart.
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Publin
Mom- Jove
Crown
Ireland
Averd
Mountjoy
Muteide
Daien
Patrick Moran
Thomas Whelan
Dublin
Whelan
United States
Bernard Egan
Thomas Ryan
Patrick Doyle
Keven
Trelind
Uttrason
Matti Aiile
Pricom
Rey
Owen
Detrich Doylestein
Doyleith
Predicted reprisals in Cork war context discussed in Cincinnati
Donal O Calaghan, Cork lord mayor, arrived in Cincinnati and warned that six Irish Republican Army members may be murdered and reprisals could follow. He noted a recent King’s Bench attempt to quash a death sentence for Irish prisoners failed due to state of war. He urged restraint, citing lack of civilized warfare rules.
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Cincinnati
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Ocalaghan
Beneh
Ireland
German government protests to League of Nations
Berlin March 14 the government addressed a note to the accretariat for the league of nations protesting against penalties and obligations imposed by the league and its rulings.
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Berlin
League of Nations
Hambern Seized Under Allied Occupation Near Ruhtort
Dunsseldorf March 14 The town of Hambern five miles northeast of Ruhtort was placed in the area of Germany under occupation by the allied military authorities. A state of siege has been proclaimed. arms must be turned in by tonight and former German officers must register by tomorrow. An earlier meeting of independents protested the measures and penalties.
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Dunsseldorf
Associated Press
Hambern
Ruhtort
Germany
Hambert
Daylight Saving Shift From Paris Tomorrow
In Paris on March 14 the daylight saving time will advance one hour tomorrow, ending the earlier time arrangement. The change affects schedules and daily timings across France as clocks move forward, aligning with seasonal time policy.
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Paris
Cincke
France
Her
Montpelier Notes Move Through The Day's News
Mrs EH Linden of Littleton N H arrives for a visit with Mrs Ebne Gates. Local social and business items include a suit to recover against the Hart Theatre Co and Montpelier & Barre Power Co, health news about Robert Powers resuming work, travel notices for Mrs Roach and others, and a vaudeville linkage with a motor show. Rail and accident comments compare statewide incidents to earlier periods, with Montpelier area mentions and charity officials discussed.
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EH. Linden
Littleton
N. H
Ebne Gates
J. M. Boutwell
ML. Wood
Frank A. Adams
Charles Kingsbury
Boston
Mit
Pork Brom Co
Montpelier
Harty Theatre Co
Robert Powers
Montpelier & Barre Hight & Power Co
Nc Seir
Bankruptcy hits Italian and American banks in New York
Milan report says Dilsizian Brow declared bankrupt amid 115 million lire debts. Branches in New York and New East implicated. chief creditors are Italian and American banks. Cause cited as unfavorable exchange rates and falling prices.
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Milan
Italy
Dilsizian Brow
American House
New East
New York City
British Naval Plans Call For Big Outlay
London reports outline for 1921-22 naval outlay totaling 411,186,860 pounds gross and 247,000 pounds net. Lord Lee Fareham, First Sea Lord, said policy follows a one power standard while trimming expenditure to the lowest limits compatible with security. The plan lowers commissioned capital ships from 40 to 16, maintaining essential training and operations.
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London
Gostry Pree
Lord Lee Fareham
The
Admiralty
Lord Lee
Arrests Over 20 Boys in Springfield Disturbances
In Springfield Ohio on March 14 police and military authorities arrested more than 20 persons, many under 18, connected with disturbances. Arraignments occurred in court with charges for bearing concealed weapons. County jail crowded, guards around the vicinity, authorities weighing measures to curb further unrest and potential closures of saloons, poolrooms, and street travel.
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Springfield
Hauberich
Despondent cadet shoots fellow at academy
James L Raw Jr of Atlantic City allegedly fired through a doorway at the United States Military Academy. Keineschmod died within hours, witnesses reported. Cadets described a tense scene as the incident unfolded among peers.
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SV. Marcuf
United States
James L. Raw, Jr
Atlantic City
Keimesch
Trial date set in White Sox fixing case amid mediation talks
Chicago judges prepared for a second hearing next Thursday as defense sought immediate trial for White Sox players and associates charged with conspiring to fix the 1919 World Series. Mediation efforts and a looming strike vote complicated proceedings while prosecutors sought more evidence and new witnesses.
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White Sox
Washington
Swede Rieberg
Eddie Clootte
Bill Burns
Jor [Kephol
Sullivan
Rachel Brown
Chick Gandill
Abe Attel
Hal Chase
Madge Barrett
American League
Pinadins
Faldie Cleotte
Claude Williams
der Jackson
Endurance Test at Binghamton N Y
The sixth day of the Binghamton printers strike leaves the city without daily papers as both sides prepare for a test of endurance starting tomorrow. Pickets man the plants but no remonstrances. A committee seeks to assess the possibility of buying the Firira Herald plant and moving it to Binghamton to operate in opposition. Business leaders and advertisers plan a chamber of commerce meeting to discuss the crisis.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Istrike
Worikers
Satunday
Fimira Herald
Ardmore Trial Testimony Shapes Hamon Murder Case
Ardmore Oklahoma March 14. Clare Hamm on trial for the murder of Duke Le Haron shot him while lying on the bed. Hrret Dunlop testified Hamon told him two days after the shooting that she had no chance to protect herself and stood at the foot of the bed. Dismlage testified Hamon was furnished $500 to leave town. he denied planning the murder but May have requested statutory elus against Haron and Clare.
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Ardmore
Okla
Clare Hamm
Duke le Haron
Hrret Dunlop
Hamon
Danlag
Clare Haren
Munter
Mai B
Haron
Clare
Railroad wage controversy renews at labor board
The railroad wage dispute returned to the United States Railway Labor Board as labor officials rebut the managers' demand to abrogate the national agreements. The case contends that modifying the agreements would force wasteful practices, raise costs, and jeopardize the solvency of several transportation systems. The workers' response is expected to take seven weeks to present.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Middlebury Nay Court Hears Petit Larceny Charges
In Middlebury two youths, Steele and Wisell, faced ten counts of petit larceny in municipal court, pleading not guilty. Steele fined 108 dollars plus costs, Wisell 200 and costs. both placed on two to four years at the home of correction with terms suspended if they avoid Middlebury after 10 p.m. The case involved thefts of items from various residents including leather goods and utensils tied to incidents last December near Hillcreet and the Gabbes. additional reports mention a separate assault on a storage yard and a whiskey peddling arrest near Newport.
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Middlebury
Mare
Loral Firds
Steele
Corge Oele
Trockman
Edwon C Wisell
Reser
Wisell
Condh
Municpal
Satdalay
Coste
Wisel
Hillcreet
Gabbes
Charles Severance
Richmond
Westminster
Mrakem
Dames Cartmell
Rad
Aver & Bank
Severance
Divorce Granted to Mrs Mary Anstews Graydon in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on March 14 Mrs Mary Anstews Graydon was granted a divorce from TI Graydon a former Harvard football star on grounds of extreme cruelty. She also sought removal of the dower from his $700000 estate.
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Cincinnati
Mary Anstews Graydon
TI " Graydon
Harvard
Graydon
Edward Capps Resigns from Athens Post
Edward Capps resigns from his Athens assignment as of March 16 amid a note of personal reason and unspecified duties. colleagues and local officials acknowledge his service and wish him well.
Motorist bailed in manslaughter case
Salem Massachusetts March 14 Johnny Landregan of Lynn who ran down and killed Will J Critch of Lynn last night under the misapprehension that Critch was a motor bandit was held on to charge a manslaughter at the district court this forenoon in 200 bail for the hearing in two weeks
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Salem
Mass
Johnny Landregan
Lynn
Will J. Critch
Critch
Dhetriot Court
Funeral of James Stuart at Presbyterian Church
Funeral held for James Stuart of Park Street who died in Montreal Hospital after an operation. Service led by Rev W McN Kittredge with Clea Gordon present and at the vault. Bearers named. Toronto visitors Mr and Mrs Victor Dey attended. Wreath list notes many families and local names. flowers include carnations lilies and roses.
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Dares Stuart
Park Street
Montreal ‘Hospital
W. McN. Kittredge
Clea Gordon
David Stephen
John McDonald
John Duguid
Hugh Christie
Alex Fowlie
John Booth
Victor de
Im FO. Holmes
Bradbury
Gordon ‘Owen
Mee
Hamel
Agnes Cleary
Charles Kay
Bella
Grand Mathewson School
Waldron Shield & Co
Liquor Seizure Report Details Massive Canadian Whisky Shipment
Deputy Webs on Saturday morning seized liquor tied to a Canada bound shipment. About 190 cases of whiskey were involved valued at roughly 60,000 dollars in this country and believed to retail for around 204 dollars in Canada. The depot received the bale by rail and each parcel reportedly contained free water.
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Cullertor
W. S Web
Canada
Brattleboro Store Robbed in Overnight Break In
Police report a robbery at Ko 1 Fenton a Cn's clothing store on the tremering side of tremering panes. burglars entered at midnight and daylight Sunday, ransacked clothing and merchandise, and fled with several items. An officer noted a break in and are reviewing tabre from wae Poaree for clues.
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Martel
Brqarem
Fenton
Cn's
Phanore
Cortind
Dangerous Practices in Transporting Milk Cans
A Barre farm team was seen transporting manure with milk cans atop. On another farm a load of garbage carried milk cans covered in waste. The writer argues the cans may contain no milk but germs linger, risking contamination once used. The piece questions sanitary regulations and public safety in dairy handling.
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Barre
Canvass Begins to Register Veterans for Compensation
Canvass started today under Robert B. Mackie for Barre post No 10 American Legion. Six question questionnaires will be mailed to ex service men and women to determine claims for government compensation for WWI service. The Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary plan tonight to organize help and mail more than 600 forms by week’s end. non members are targeted via 150 already sent.
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Robert B. Mackie
Barre
Telon
Agnan
Wom
Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mackie
Alex. D. Stram
Focal Post
Isene
Talk of the Town reflections from Norwich and surrounding towns
Local notes report visits, travel, and health updates for residents of Norwich and nearby areas. Peter Tavelay of Norwich University visits a home on Bronk Street. Mrs Crown goes to Boston for a show. Myer Levin leaves on business to New York City. several residents are hospitalized, traveling, or returning home. The piece also mentions a funeral, sports news, and community events across Vermont and neighboring towns.
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Peter Tavelay
Norwich University
Bronk Street
B.A. Crown
Walnut Street
Boston
Myer
Levin
The
Peton Clothing Company
New York City
James TR. Mackay
Elmorestret
Barre
Malcolm
Beckley Court
Cig
Clarence Carpenter
University of Vermont
Upper Bremperttreet
Burlington
Johe BR. Caseltini
Maple Avenue
Measantville
Aga
Harry Holmes
St Albans
Vermont
Fila
Hla
Dunbar
Palace Garage
Fellows Merrill
Corinth
City Hospital
William Hood
EL Merrill
Funeral for Donald Meith Attended by Florence Ers and Family
Florence Ers Savth and daughter arrived from Boston to attend the funeral of Donald Meith this afternoon. Downtown, Dunant Delannt Avenue resident Alex Dunant was seen about town for the fifth time in several weeks. A Sunday observance measure permitting diversions and sports was discussed, with votes signed and sent to Governor Hartness. rain expected.
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Ers
Florence Savth
Daughteroel
Bostal
Donald Meith
Alex
Dunant Delannt Avenue
du Fan Heving
Loewill
Revunnig
Scotland
Harty Phuréles
Weintite
Hartness
Monit
Petie
Montpelier River Railroad Shop Workers Converge on Wage Cut
Workers from the Montpelier River railroad shops were ordered to attend a conference on April 16 to discuss a proposed wage reduction. The exact amount of the cut had not been publicly disclosed.
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Montpelierels River
Montpelieg
Reduction in Maine Wages by Bangor and Aroostook
The Bangor and Aroostook railroad plans wage cuts for all employee classes whose pay rose under a prior railroad labor board decision. The reductions, effective April 16, depend on forthcoming talks with employee representatives. The move cites high living costs and war-related wage increases as bases for adjustment, noting a need for fairer rates and reflecting broader cost-of-living declines.
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Bangor. Me
Bangor and Aroostook
Railroad Labor Board
Small force put to work at St Albans
Shuttered shops of the Central Vermont Railway Co were reopened with a reduced staff. Ten percent of the usual workforce were recalled to work, earning only essential wages. Officials offered no further details on future plans.
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St, Albans
Central Vermont Railway Co
Alan
Central Vermont Railway Co, Het
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