Treasury Shake-Up Looms as Lloyd George Faces Parliament
Washington dispatch reports a sweeping reorganization across the Treasury with major changes to revenue and audit offices amid alleged inefficiency. London coverage notes Lloyd George facing a pivotal Genoa conference debate in the House of Commons and a possible shift in British policy and leadership.
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England
Russia
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Washington
Federal employes protest removal of bureau officials
April 2 news reports the National Federation of Federal Employes protesting the sudden dismissal of Director James L. Wilmeth and 26 Bureau of Printing and Engraving officials. No official explanation given, tied to Justice Department inquiry. The federation chair denounced the action as an assault on character and civil service standing.
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Washington
Harding
National Federation of Federal Employes
Prealden
G. Stewart
National
Tederathon
Five Dublin battalions join Republican Army parade
Five Dublin battalions of the Irish Republican Army mobilize despite Mulcahy appeals. Parades show mixed strength. officers swear the new oath with a women’s auxiliary and Scouts aiding. De Valera and Collin urge unity across South and North Ireland, signaling hopes for a northeast union if factions align.
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Republican Army
Dublin
Denis O'Connell
Puwblin
Irish Republican Army
Mul~cahy
Dan Eireano
Fenn
Caxtelbax Tonay
Michael Colligs
South Ireland
Ulster
Serbia Earthquakes Destroy Over a Hundred Homes
Reported heavy earthquakes in Serbia wrecked more than a hundred homes and caused up to 30 million dinars in damages. Authorities advised residents to stay outdoors and monitor livestock for signs of fear as tremors continued across the region.
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Associated Press
Washington
Soviet 10 Demand Recognition of Merchant Flag
Messages from Riga report the Moscow Soviet at Genoa pressing for recognition of the Soviet flag, unrestricted use of foreign ports, and handing over Russian ships. They claim up to 50 percent of Russia’s war shipping abroad and seek international control of the waterways.
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Russia
Dardanelles
Atalian Delegate Holds High Hopes For Geno Conference
Rome reports on Aprs. B d Arnudta, the Atalian delegate, expressing belief in successful outcomes from the Geno conference. Foreign Minister Schanner stated on the eve of departure that public global opinion is with the delegates and the shelter mission.
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Ganon
Gandhi and the Ordeal of British Rule in India
British writer Ratcliffe told United Church Forum Gandhi’s work persists despite imprisonment. He traced India’s path from ancient civilization to modern state, noting British traders' long role and the 1853 transfer of power, with education and equality principles shaping modern India.
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Ratcliffe
United: Church Forum
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Central Asia
The
India Company
Queen Victoria
Bandits Seize $90000 In Daring New York Heist
Article notes a bold robbery at a New York millionaire’s home netting about $90,000. It also covers coal mine strike tensions, union leadership statements, and potential government intervention as miners brace for further actions.
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Washington
Jobs J. Lewis
Pon-Wulon
John le Lewis
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Borah
Senne Labor Committee
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Kentucky
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Goty
Levis
Wetlon
Suike Trevitulle
Lewin
Middle West
Boston Police Suppress Anti Free State Demonstration
In Boston at Fancuil Hall police quelled a disruptive anti Irish Free State rally as General Pierce Beaslai and other Irish Free State officials spoke. A crowd of thousands booed the visitors, with De Valera heckling. Police made no arrests after Beaslai urged calm.
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Fancuil Hall
Pierce Boaslal
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Irish Free State Commission
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Deerator de Valera
Beaslai
Youth Drowns as Tugboat Creates Hazard on Hudson
On April 2 Henry Reichert, 17, of Wisconsin, drowned after the canoe carrying him and two fellow students from Leake and Watts Rome capsized in Hudson River. William Nichols, 15, and Will Hunt Marden, 17, reached New Jersey shore exhausted and were hospitalized. Police and a rowboat crew breached the river to reach the boys, swimming 200 feet back to safety after the capsizing.
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Henry Reithert
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Will‘hunt Marden
Reichert
Leake
Watts Rome
New Jersey
Fire destroys home of West Danbury man
Fire in West Danbury today destroyed the home of John Fallnstein. Talinskhi and Kla escaped in scanty attire with their savings of 500 dollars.
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Danbury
John Fallnste
Talinskhi
Kla Wile
Ailire
Bridgeport Boosters Manual on City Garbage Disposal Plant
A Bridgeport Health Department overview describes the municipal garbage disposal plant, its 14 000 tons yearly output, and the system to reduce waste to tankage sold to soap and fertilizer makers. It explains disposal methods, costs, and public health impacts.
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Haga
Bridgeport
Brlng Ke Port Telegram Stal Iy
Daring New York Robbery Ends With Capture of One Thief
Four armed robbers overpowered Albert R Strattuck and seven servants in Washington Square North home. They bound everyone, locked them in a wine cellar, and stole jewelry valued at 90000 dollars. One thief was captured as they fled, with 20000 dollars in jewels found in an abandoned overcoat.
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Albert R. Strattuck
Washington Square North
Mr Strattuck
Washington Square
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Shattuck
Alxty
Larary
Witness and taxi cab blamed in Roosevelt fatal fall
Eyewitness testimony clears Trobert Roosevelt of Buy Shore S J X as a taxi struck him in Columbus Avenue. Bus driver Falkin held without bail. Yale witness Murray said Roosevelt fell before the cab, driver unable to stop. Meanwhile four men robbed the Shattucks, tying servants and locking them in vaults.
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Buy Shore
S. X
Columbus Aves
Joseph Murray
Yale ¢Luban
Stigbe
Municipal
Cary
David 4Alkin
Murray
Mr. Roosevelt
Last of war dead Graves honored in Brooklyn ceremony
Arrival of the last of America's 70,000 war dead was marked at the Brooklyn Army Pier as Private Charles W. Graves of Rome Georgia was laid amid flags and silent crowds. His body, the last taken from the troopship Campral, stood as a symbol for the many comrades returned from France. Guns boomed, dignitaries spoke, and women fainted as the nation mourned the slain.
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Brooklyn
Charles W. Graves
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France
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