British Premier Faces Resignation Threat Over Coalition Split
Reported in Cannes and London, the British prime minister faces pressure from Conservative hardliners to resign over a coalition rift. Austen Chamberlain and Liberal ministers weigh the crisis as Labour and Asquith Liberals gain strength, with potential reshaping of leadership and government after recent elections.
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Irish Free State Ministers Hold Dail In Check
Dublin March 7. Provisional government ministers lock horns with Éamon de Valera over Dáil supremacy as the election timetable and finance policy divide the parties. Observers say the two days of debate strengthen the provisional government while Michael Collins criticizes opponents for lacking constructive ideas amid the push to establish the Free State.
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Brean
Dall Eireann
Eamon de ‘Valera
Dell
Arthur Grifidhanin
Griffiths
Provisional Woversiment
Ido
Free State
Michael Collins
Delates
Hr Yorks Daily
Collins
Associated ‘Presa
Confidence man Dr Clark sentenced to state prison
Ralph Roseman alias Doctor Clark arraigned in Superior Court yesterday on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. Judge John J. Kolloke sentenced him to one to two years in state prison. Roseman claimed to be a nurse at the emergency hospital and tried to obtain 18 dollars from Reverend Stephen Sherman of a church by claiming he would aid a theological student with tuberculosis.
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Ralph Roseman
Weyers
John J. Kolloke
Roseman
Flerk
Emereeency Hospital
Stephen “St Sherman
John's ‘Church
Ten Commands Sufficient, Says Pastor at Episco Church Club
The sermon contends that only the ten commandments define true religion and that dancing, card playing, theatergoing, gambling, and drinking do not. Bishop Irving Johnson urges adherence to core laws, noting moral obedience over ritual excess as Johnson discusses views from Geneva and mentions the Garrick theater.
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Haveilly
Johnson
Genvee
Garrick Theater
Garvan Defends Pro Germanism in Dye Scandal
Senate hearing reveals Garvan’s claim that criticism of the American Dye Foundation stems from pro German agitation. He says his role as Alien Property custodian involved licenses and German patents, asserting alleged German influence and a $30 million annual dye market tied to the foundation.
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Senate
Indiedual Company
Woloh
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Glion
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Garvan
Germany
Rose
Garten
Geryhan
Founda
Veteran shot by paroled prisoner in Waterbury restaurant
Wilbur Hughes a Brooklyn resident and veteran dies after a sparring incident in a South Riverside Street restaurant. Louis Carrington 88 is captured and charged with murder and carrying concealed weapons. Carrington has a prior record including time in Michigan and Maryland prisons. Hughes was active in amateur sports and served in the war.
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Waterbury
Wilbur Hughes
Brooklyn
Eil
South Riverside
Carrington
Hughes
Michigan
Maryland
Ualine
Baltimore
Sinie
Chicago drug stores ease thirst via fake prescriptions
Washington DC reports inspectors found Chicago drug stores easily filling liquor prescriptions. Gregory, director of criminology, noted investigators identified widespread forgery of doctor blanks and fraudulent prescriptions, revealing high rates of illicit liquor sales through pharmacies.
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Washington
Mal
Chicago
Wageras
Gregory
Ciimols
Hayrims
Sketerete
Ianke Hwa Neon
Grayson’s Dog Team Sets World Record at Derby
Grayson drives his dog team to win the fifth annual dos derby, finishing the 100 mile course in a new world record time of 2 hours 51 minutes. He also wins the Northern dog class for the second year in a row with a time a little over 2 hours, as Jupwy and Dugree-Har croft follow closely in the race.
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Manitoba
Mat
Grayson
Marwan
Jupwy
Board debates city salaries amid push to cut pay
Aldermen weigh separate cases for salary reductions as leaders argue some posts are overpaid while others are underpaid. City clerk and town clerk defend pay, while about 80 percent of salaries are set by ordinance, limiting grant for broad cuts. Consensus flags cautious, case by case approach.
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Board of Aldermen
Francis P. Dunigan
Clarence E Winton
Gui Schasses
William J. Laverr
Ballet
Thomas J. Docherty
Actiool
Board of Amportionment
Salaty Odvnances
Judge Landis’s busiest day of life and service
On March 1 Neneaav Mountain Daidis marked the busiest day of his 17 year tenure as judge. He retired 2% a fete after serving long in offices and signing orders and letters. A swarm of callers, photographers, and officials gathered as he dictated telegraphs and greeted attendees before preparing for his departure.
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Udeo
Basebal
Heath
Poalay
Prominent actor in Taylor mystery faces arrest
Los Angeles March 1 police predicted arrest of a seventh man in the William Desmond Taylor murder inquiry. Mrs May Rupp told detectives of a plot involving six suspects and a possible bond liquor scheme, tying the singer to threats and possible retaliation to stop her from testifying. Detectives sought to corroborate her statements and review the six men’s records.
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Los Angeles
Hicy Comdy
Sonia Prominence
W William Desmond Taylor
Motloy
Pictus
la Tava
Bauer
Rapp
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Mayduench
Rupp
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Jolson
Aguerling
Taylor Uirecatene
Federal Spears
Lhéir
Kim Winn
Indictments mark Wall Street brokerage case
Twelve persons were indicted in a bucket shop investigation led by Attorney Spellacy. Larceny charges involve 16004 pounds linked to brokers Jaider Friedman, George Markelson, and Samuel Milton Small of Friedman Markelson Co. Des Champs says he bought the business plan and alleges padded payrolls and customer duplications. The grand jury voted to present the case in Magistrate Court after adjournment yesterday.
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New York
Mar Parsons
Anerney Panton
Tnt
Boneh
Jaider Friedman
Eest Fourth Street
Brooklyn
George Markelson
Riverside Five
Samuel Milton Small
President Street
Friedman, Markelson 4 Co
Beaver Street
Alphonse Ol. Des Champs
Hartford
Conn
Des Champs
Win Toases
Torat
Tredoge
Chan Small
Pinesten
Des Gnamrs
Thonian Apallacy
Attornay Blinmane
Westerday
Simons
Spellacy
Piisinieva
Dow Champs
Cvtleds
Wally
Navy Fuel Shortage Threatens U S Fleet Operations
The House Appropriations Committee and Navy officials warn fuel cuts could force ships to anchor or idle at dock. Secretaries and leaders discuss options as Congress weighs fuel allocations and potential veteran financing plans amid wartime legacy and budget pressures.
Denby Urges Commissioning of Naval Academy Class
The Navy Department seeks to avert a walkout by alums at Annapolis by pressing for commissioning of the June class. Secretary Denby and Admiral Wilson urge graduating the class on schedule, while Washington supports a longer service term for midshipmen amid congressional debate on admissions and potential reductions. The fate of the 2273 mids remains unsettled as hearings unfold.
Bankruptcies and suspensions hit 20 Broad Street firms
The Shayweaven tram bualery at Waller 2 and brokers at 20 Broad street faced suspensions as customers and creditors were warned of distress. Howell and Wales and Hall and company, both of 20 Broad Street, entered bankruptcy court via involuntary petitions amid failing notes and foreign exchange concerns.
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Waller 2
Neamide and Company
Broad Street
Bachange
Howell and Wales
Hal, and Company
Wiliam J. Howell
Reaginad O. Waley
Hall and Company
Woman Held After Pistol Duel in Camillus Robbery
Syracuse dispatch reports Mrs. Jennie Bates, 26, captured after a pistol duel with police while her companion John Blake alias John Martin robbed a Camillus store and shot a clerk. Bates led officers to Blake then described their ride and escape attempt before Blake fled. Bates states Blake forced her to drive and brandished a revolver. Police pursue both suspects as details emerge.
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N.Y
Jennie Bates
Bates
John Blake
John Martin
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Blake
Jena
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Lear
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Mig
Mra
Pilite
Mre
Robert George Blake
Robert Blake
Ars
Loj Estatie
Russian Refugees Shot to Death Near Berlin
A report from the Volga district via Garman describes refugees crossing the Dniester into Romania being sent across the frozen river by General Papovich and then shot by the Cheka upon reaching PysMan soil. An exception exists for those who can pay or have diplomatic funds for transport.
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Dniester
Russia
Rumacia
Papovich
Garman
Volga
Romania
Friedericch Hartman
Sarave
Harding conference sketch outlines naval virus plan
President Harding at a weeklong conference with Papabe itan members of committees is said to have recommended Ser TSP E MARY ES Mel Oklahoms Democrat Stephens Ohin Republican McF BNIesouri Republican. They urged putting the whole virus into the navy and urged older officers to rally. The coming commissioning of the graduating class would be decided by an urn next, while Admiral Wilton pressed Congress to approve an exceptional bridge, noting in a2 year everyone may be holding for the navy.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Wilton
Plan to Complete Vessels in East Washington May
A naval board considers finishing the West Virginia and Washington as capital ships under the naval limitation treaty. The West Virginia at Newport News and Washington at Camden face possible conversion and completion options to save costs, with Colorado retained for completion.
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Saratoga
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Jimilatiog
Treaty on Yap ratified by Senate
The Senate approved the Yap treaty with a 2 vote margin amid clashes over reservations and four power pact implications. Key leaders Senator Ledge and Senator Underwood argued over exclusivity of judgment, while opponents warned re opening negotiations would occur. Several Democratic absences and mixed Republican stances left the vote tight and politically charged.
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Wilson
Fraternal lodge notices outline meetings and degrees
A long list of fraternal groups in Bridgeport and area announces tonight meetings at Masonic Temple Purity Shrine Stratford Avenue and other halls. It notes special communications for Corinthian and Corinthian lodges and a entered apprentice degree, with invitations to all Masons and a Franks Bartleil from Sons of Veterans. A later item mentions a Franklin Rerlets Camp meeting and a White Shrine ceremonial form at Purity Shrine with a Stratford Avenue gathering.
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Todge
Elke
Stace
Sttreet
Viccolo
Roma
Columbus Bay
Linea
Cornel
State Street
Lodge
Knights of
Fythias
Main Street
Temple Lodge
M. Magome Templé
Muensterberg Lodgs
Blate
Slate Lodge
Avonue
Court
Berkshire
Independent Order of Foresters
Slate Street
Hamilton Commandery
Knights ‘Templar
Masonic Temple
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Purity Arine
Stratford Avenue
Stratfield
Broad’ Street
Great War Veterans of America
St. George's Hall
Joble
Clue
Ato Cem
Secral
Ington Ayerue
Jesepas T. B
Asaccia
Barnum Avenue
Franks Bartleil Samp
Sons of Veterans
Broad Street
Third District Democratic Association, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Sunset iFge
Stratford
Bor Seguts of America
Paria
Park Ang Fair
Elias Howe
Post
Raymond W. Harris Peat
Favetan
Washington Avenus
Corinebian Lodge
M. Corinthian Lodge
Bridgeport Faclocias
Franklin Bertier
Omaich
Purity Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Waterbury
Sound Beach Drugstore Burglary Spurs Whiskey Heist
Stamford reports Edward Donovan, Sound Beach village drugstore owner, says burglars looted his shop last night taking whiskey and other alcoholic drinks. He quips he would accept some for prescriptions as many customers are ill and rely on his stock.
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Mar
Edward Donovan
Sound Beach
Iy Place
Donavean
City Fire Department Appraised At 1 of 1 2 2 2 0 0
An inventory requested by Mayor Atwater lists the fire department worth at 1 0 2 2 0 0 with 17 buildings and gear totaling 4 0 2 2 9 0. Depreciation applied over five years lowers apparatus value. The official plans inventories for other departments.
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