Collins Presses LloydGeorge Over Ireland Evacuation
Universal Service special correspondent reports Michael Collins, with Arthur Griffith and Dick Mulcahy, set to press Lloyd George in London for an immediate resumption of British troop evacuation from Ireland or a clear pledge that the Irish question will be resolved. Collins will present claims that troops are being concentrated, not withdrawn, and that Del Valera forces influence metrics behind delays. He will warn of a renewed war if Britain misses treaty terms and urges impartiality between Great Britain and Ireland to prevent renewed conflict. Belfast violence continues with multiple deaths and injuries as shootings escalate in streets, with 22 dead and over 40 wounded since last Saturday.
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Arthur Griffith
Dick Mulcahy
London
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England
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Grater
Belfast
Associated Press
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Norfolk Regiment
Thith
Thomas Blair
James Rice
841 Cases of Whiskey Detained and Missing in Government Probe
A Danbury drug firm reports 844 cases of bonded whiskey valued at 84,100 stolen between December 6 and 7 while under government suspension of its permit. Prohibition agents investigate, with connections to a larger liquor burglary ring across three states.
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Prospect Street
Danbury
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Thott
Michael Detohery, Jr
Malns Street
Clark
Washington Prohibition Office
Jonathan Bran
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Aldermen to Consider Street Closing Tonight
Aldermen will review Lirwood avenue closure and other matters at City Hall tonight. The cloning ordinance is likely to be referred to next Monday's full Board. Other aldermanic committees convene this week, including Miscellaneous on Tuesday and Claims on Friday at 8:00 PM.
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Grand Jury Probes Wall Street Bucket Shop Fraud
New York February reports reveal evidence against five leading Wall Street broker houses amid a bucket shop probe that has defrauded investors of about 5 billion in four years. Fifteen witnesses testified as two weeks of book scrutiny and indictments against more operators are planned, with bankruptcy cases rising as frauds widen.
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Federal Penitentiary
United States Circuit Court
Arrested Priest Charged With Killing His Brother
Montreal Feb 14 Rev Adulallud Delorme a Catholic priest long under arrest faces murder charges in the death of his half brother Roule Delorme an Ottawa University student found shot in a city suburb Jan 6 The hearing featured testimony about the brother's movements before death and the missing will later located at a local notary whose reading Delorme sought to block The will would make him principal beneficiary earning over 20000 annually from the deceased estate
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Roule Delorme
Ottawa University
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Generel
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Pather Delarme
Quarrel Ends With He Must Take Wife to Movies and Church
In Chicago on Feb 4 a dispute led Judge Hass to sentence Tosaph Nowick to take his wife to the movies every Saturday night and to church every Sunday. The judge warned him he must comply or face a $560 penalty.
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Hamilton Finishes Three Months Term For Bribe Case
Washington reports that Edward T. Hamilton, former alderman, completes a three month sentence after a conviction tied to an offer of bribes aimed at influencing a city board. Judiciary committees are directed to report a bill adding 79 district judges and one chief judge to reduce court congestion.
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Edward T. Hamilton
Washington
No Reconciliation with Millionaire Says Homer Cummings
A long divorce session ended with a settlement in the Alfred W. Church case. Attorneys indicated the defendant will receive judgment and the plaintiff’s complaint would be dismissed. Court officials noted the crowd and ongoing negotiations as witnesses and key figures moved through the Superior Court.
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Tiele J. Ghurey
Greenwich
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Church
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Homer Cummings
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Aeston
Counsell
Churen
David S. Day
Marsh, Stoddard and
Day
Bridgeport
David IC ‘Rove
Chicago
Joeenh PF. Barry
Hartford
Urge Resumption Of Old Trolley Routes In CT Area
A Stratford meeting backed a Public Utilities Commission petition for five cent tare and two cent transfer fees to restore pre nine day fare routing on Connecticut Company lines serving Bridgeport Stratford and Devon. The plan redraws routes Beardsley Park to Brooklawn North Avenue to Seaview Avenue State Street to Devon Center Stratford center to Peeks Mills switch Oak Street to South Park Avenue and Fairfield center to city center with extensions to restore service near Paradise Green and Weatogue area. Members include Tabert T Rock Bridgeport Robini B Turney Stratford Richard Staunten Kerr and others.
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B. Turney
Richard Staunten
Stratford Jach Mnice
Kerr
Radical Changes Noted by Dr. Todd in Sun Spots
Miami processed report from February 14 details changes observed in sun spots. Dr. David Todd reports the largest spot has vanished, blown apart and its edge disappeared while surrounding areas show growth, observed with a high powered telescope.
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Murder mystery in Taylor spurs hearsay claims
District Attorney Woolwine continued the questioning linked to the William Desmond Taylor slaying. A man claimed to hear a shot at the Taylor house the night Feb 14 and saw a woman leave. He said he only relayed another’s story and did not hear details himself. A $2,500 reward was offered by Famous Players-Lasky Corp for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Taylor’s killer.
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Veness Acts as Mayor in Atwater's Absence
President Alfred E. Veness of the Board of Aldermen acts as mayor while Mayor Atwater is out of town. The mayor left the city early yesterday morning and will not return until tomorrow.
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Nine Men Held In Washington Theatre Horror
Nine men at Washington were ordered held for the grand jury following the Knickerbocker theatre collapse on January 28 that killed 93. Architects engineers builders and inspectors named faced charges. jury cited faulty design and inadequate inspection. District Attorney Peyton Gordon said the case would go to the grand jury soon. bonds set at 7000 each with appeals to be heard tomorrow.
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Knickerbocker Motion Picture Theatre
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R. G Geare
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Frank DL. Wagner
Donald Wallace
R. G. Pletcher
Himmett
John L. Mel Donald
Thomas L. Costin
Tset Trict
Columbia Building Department
Julian FR. Dowmen
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Grand Jury
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Thair Bend
Gorgon
Wallace Seeks Pledge in Sale of Shoals Project
Washington Feb described Henry Ford's bid to purchase and lease the government's Moselle Shoal nitrate and water power plants at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Secretary Wallace said terms must be definite and binding to ensure continuous plant operation for fertilizer manufacture. Tolman announced the secretary's position before the Hoover Military committee noting aims for increased fertilizer and explosive supplies in peace and crisis.
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Henry Ford
Moscle Shoal
Alabama
Richard C. Tolman
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