Fiume Surrenders as Mob Attacks Consulate in Florence
A mob of about a thousand attacked the Italian consulate in Florence, wrecking the building and shouting pro Fiume slogans. In Rome, fascists under Deputy Giants shelled the government palace in Fiume, demanding surrender. President Zanelin reportedly transferred power to a revolutionary commission as troops and dignitaries respond.
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Florence
Rome
Prew
Tiallan Watherivies
Giunta
Zanelin
Xinth
Zaria
Ae Fenan
Trormer Legionaires
Wiume Jed
Palazgoll
Gabriel Diannunzio
Rom
Italy
Mrhefa Min
Associated Freas
Irish police cars fired on and officers captured
In Belpart three cars carrying police were ambushed near Dubsn while halted by protesters. Officers Galloway and Purdy were taken prisoner and others searched. Two cars burned, two police wounded and hospitalized. A defender shot and a firefighter heroically removed a burning officer. Police escort held up near Waterford. seven vehicles seized, government property looted, value about 17000 pounds. Lorries bound for Kilkenny demobilization camp. Raiders armed with machine guns and rifles. A bomb damaged the Burners' house in Belfast. daughters injured.
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Belpart
Tipperary
Sinn ‘Felner
Waterford
Heta
Bunkits
Germanstown
County Kilkenny
Nia
Cupar
Belfast
Io Los
Church Payne Harvey Church Hanged After Hunger Strikes
In Chicago a condemned double lapsed into silence as Barney Church 34-year-old killer, strapped to a chair, dropped through the gallows trap after a 43 day hunger strike. His mother collapsed thrice, pleading for a last word which never came. The execution followed delays by judges and a tense death march.
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Chicago
Mar
London
George
Inday
Order of the Land
Arthur J. Ba
Washington
Sheldon
Barney Church
Church
Smarvaion
Scanlin
Judes David
McNamara
Iman
Bos
Harvey
Cabinet Prevails On Lloyd George Not to Resign
Cabinet discussions indicate Premier Lloyd George will not resign as pressure from Conservative and Ulster allies eases. The Unionists show no move to dethrone Younger, while Chamberlain and Birkenhead rebuke tactics. Debate looms over Lloyd George’s future path between liberal and conservative blocs and potential centrist regrouping.
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Lloyd-George
Ton Don
Ita
Denlay
Imia
Sit J Seorwe
Younger
Aylau
J. Balfour
Austen Chamberlain
Birkenhead
Oxford
House of Commons
Free State
Mongay
Politi-Al
Ntley
Mis
Unionist
Liberal
Labor Party
Men Held in Taylor Mystery Released Tonight
Police say six men taken into custody Tuesday in the William Desmond Taylor murder case have been eliminated from suspicion. Information from housekeeper Mrs John Rupp supported a forecast that the men would be released, though investigators continued to probe possible links to other crimes.
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Angeles
Maren
Polie
Tmne
William Desmond Taylor
Atys Joohn Rupp
Hold Up Jewelers Near Church Draws Crowds
A daring daytime hold up occurred near St. Anthony's Church as elderly jeweler Bebastiaiw Campanella was robbed of a bag valued at 29,005 dollars. Witnesses described the scene, and police planned to add a suspect to the Rogue's gallery while crowds gathered and the culprit fled in a waiting car.
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New York
Worshin
St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church
Sandie
Buehla Grant
Harter
Philadelphia Starts Saving Daylight Time Arrives
Philadelphia adopts daylight saving time with clocks moved forward to 2:00 a m. on April 30 and back to standard time at 2:00 a m. on the last Sunday in September. The measure passed the city counsel and was enacted by Mayor Moore.
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Philadelphia
Investigation Sought Into Porto Ries Governor Teetly Conflict
In Reily Washington on March 3 a congressional inquiry was requested over the official clash involving Governor J Mont Teetly of Porto Ries. A House resolution introduced by Representative Humphreys Democrat seeks action and details.
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Washington
J. Mont Teetly
Porto Ries
Humphreys Democrat
Girl Mayor Fights Bootleagers Assaulted Fairport Leader
Dr Amy Kaukonen mayor of Fairport was assaulted yesterday by a man described as young and tall wearing a coat. The attack occurred as she turned from a council meeting on new league ordinances at a pool hall. Police were notified today and Kaukonen had led a campaign against bootleggers prior to the incident.
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Fairport
Amy Kaukonen
En Ub
Agwallant
Hiefst
Eadpad
Yenterday
Kaukanen
aAreus
Rome
Kaukonen
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New Firm Plans to Locate Here Employing 100 Men
Representatives of a new industrial firm pursued a city site and a factory building to employ about 100 workers. Benjamin Morrison led a Speed-Us Business drive and met officials, with two firm reps in the city all day. A vacant factory was chosen for immediate modification and a return visit is planned. A permanent secretary was postponed for further investigations. James Campus, previously jailed for vagrancy, was rearrested for drunkenness after a city court appearance.
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Ind
Ssuch Owil
Benjamin Morrison
Bean
Hick
Weex CO
Morrison
Laera
Stratfield
Spectacular City Fire Shuts Down Main Street Center
Thousands watched as a basement fire sparked a blaze at the Studio building on Fairfeld Avenue. Firefighters battled the flames for hours, with many rushed to hospitals as smoke and damage spread to Alfred Way Piano and Barker Bakery. One youth was arrested amid the chaos as authorities investigated origin and total losses near 50 dollars not exceeding a few thousand as the community faced a halt in business.
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Reuuire
Fairfeld Avenue
Alfred Way Piano Company
Barker
Aida
Yotar Joss
Bwa
Einseman Arihag Chanvers
Andrew S McDave
Engine Company No. 2
Bridgeport Harital
George Rohnatder
Hough Avenue
John Keense
Tim
Schneider
Hong
Tadar Yen
Main Street
Broad Street
Read
Rotn
Barker Bakery
Doctor arrested as Lindsay aide in society frauds
New York report says Dr Katie Arvid Enlind acted as Lindsay’s ally in the deming club stock swindle that victims claim cost society women four million dollars in cash and jewels. Indicted for grand larceny, Enlind allegedly received thirty eight thousand dollars from Bogart for imagined services and turned funds over to Lindsay. The two men were once close associates, with Enlind serving as secretary of Pacific Minerals and Chemical and maintaining Broadway offices.
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Lindsay
New York, Mar
Alfred
Deming Club
New York Society
Katie Arvid Enlind
Utsl
Balingrick
Murphy
Enlind
Mace
Et Bogart
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Yimar- Inad
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Bullnd
Lindany
Atya
Hartford man pleads guilty to using mail to defraud
In New Haven Coin a Hartford resident Burton Parkes pleaded guilty in U S court to charges of using mail to defraud. He claimed to be secretary of a large New Haven company and forged correspondence to obtain stamps for a slump collection. Parkes was arrested last December.
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New Haven
Shipping Leaders Endorse Harding Plan For Marine
Shipping executives led by Lasker and Admiral Benson endorsed President Harding’s merchant marine plan at a National Merchant Marines Association session. Senators Jones and Welty urged strong support as they warned of foreign influence tainting U.S. shipping, while Franklin and others argued for a robust, balanced national fleet.
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Washington
Mar
Harding
Lasker
William Benson
The
Shipping Board
Sailan
Ention Tomny
National Merchant Marines Association
Welty J. Jones
Sense Wemnmmmerce
Raymond
Clyde-Mallorynes
Asyonation
Benson
PLA
Loha
Franklin
Edgar P. Yours
Marine Journal of
New York
Craal
England
Poltelen
Great Britain
Man burned washing with gasoline on stove
Frank Manson of 54 Calumbla equrl was washing overalls when a jet of gas ignited. he suffered burns to the face and hands. Dr AHB Margulis at Emergency Hospital treated him. Patrick Sullivan of Travere Screal was removed to Hillade for treatment after a bartering from acute alcoholism.
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Frank Manson
Calumbla
Manson
Ahb, Margulis
Hig Emergency Hospital
Barterlyg
Patrick Sullivan
Travere Screal
Hillaide
Bo Dr. Margulie
Firemen Who Faced Death in a Blaze Trials and Recoveries
Firefighters battled a dangerous blaze yesterday as smoke and gas threatened lives. Sixteen received hospital care at St Vincent's and Bridgeport hospitals, with several kept for observation and others discharged after treatment. Names of injured and assisting crews are listed, including Captain J. McCandy and Lt. Murphy, among many others from Engine, Truck, and Ladder companies.
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New Republic
Edward
Trussell
Engine Company Number
Frank J. ‘Fate
Brgitle Company
Numiber
Taadder
Joan John A. Wills
Ember
Dieutenant George Ss. Murphy
Temargzency
Tot Hogeman
James A. Datry
Insina Company N Umber
Pay-Roll Holdups Leave City in Shock
Four daylight payroll robberies unfold in New York as bandits steal cash from Wells and Newton contractors, a bank guard, and a Wells Fargo driver. One man shot in the back as assailants flee in an auto. losses total around $14,000 with several separate thefts reported including a $3,000 bag and smaller sums. Victims include Primm WW England’s assailant, a park transfer, and Albert Reimer, a plumbing appliance maker.
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New York
Mat. R
England
Delvan
Tiffin Products Corporation
Long Island City
Ahmed
Guymaster
Wells and Newton Company
Laxicab
Or Bank
Albert Reimer
Wen
West
Train Crash Kills Five at Painesville Crossing
A New York Central express crashed into a bus at St. Clair street crossing in Painesville late tonight. Five people were killed and about a half dozen injured, four believed fatally. Only five victims identified so far, all residents of Painesville and Fairport.
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Clevelssd
Barca
Thirteon Wersoha
New York Central
St. Clair Street
Painesville
Fairport
Five nabbed as liquor runners in Connecticut scam
Five men from Bridgeport Danbury and Stamford were indicted in New Haven for conspiracy to violate Prohibition laws. The Fleischmann company and ten agencies face revocation of industrial alcohol permits. shipments seized and bonds set at 40,000 each. Indictments grow from a Danbury Drug Co case. arrests January 4 followed by federal seizures and grand jury action.
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Coney
Bridgesport
Danbury
Stamford
Grana Sur Rn
New Haven
Flelachmasmt Yoast Company
New York
Prohtet’ Uition
Roy A. Amas Teeey
Washington
Fred L. Kirk
Trila Dilta
Shey Fleischmann Company
Alep
Anf Pecmicia
Hattes
Olhera
Michi Delohery
Anager
Clarx Drug Company
Daipary
William J. O'Brien
Bengford
Edward Decigidus
Son
Krautter
Alvo
Stele
Federal
Avecmes
United States District Court
United District Court
Norwalk
United States
Layvory
Clark
Nove Ber
Fleischman
Ping
Haynes
Fleischmann Company
Pary
He Company
Clty
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Lyn
N.Y
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Pala
Jersey City
Cincinnati
Cambridge
Mays
Langdon
Kirk
Fleischman Company
James
Edward B. Doolen
Fleisch Company
Hayat
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Arthur J. Balfour
Reily
James Campus
Phiradoy
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Fairiald Avenue
Republic’ Restaurant
Fire Department
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Margaret Bogart
Hartford
Lasker and Benson
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