Prohibition Officials Plan Elimination of Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Washington reports draft regulations to restrict liquor distribution to manufacturers and reduce wholesale dealers. Churches protest the loss of sacramental wine sources, urging exceptions for long-standing dealers. A treasury inquiry and potential medicinal beer use also loom as early administration considers policy.
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Prohibition
Washington
Prohibiiion
Wold
Treasury
Department of Justice
Auto Crash on Connecticut Avenue Injures Four in New Haven
Four people were injured at 2 30 a m when a car crashed into a tree on Connecticut Avenue near Fourth Street in New Haven. Allee Hedfield will lose sight of her right eye after a severe laceration. Ethel Norton suffered a brain concession. Ernest Wright fractured his right leg. James Marmell sustained slight injuries. Marmell drove the group from New Haven to Bridgeport. the driver claimed glare from a headlight blinded him and caused the crash. Dr B J Burns of the Emergency Hospital treated the injured.
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Fourth Street
Allee Hedfield
New Haven
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ethel Norton
Ferry Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ernest Wright
Lake Place
James Marmell
Onchard Street
Marmeli
Bridgeport
de. B. J. Burns
Emerency Hospital
Marines Ready to Halt Costa Rican Drive on Panama
The United States contemplates sending marines and troops to halt Costa Rican advances into Panamanian territory near Sonoma. Rear Admiral Bryan is instructed to act with delicacy and report conditions to the State Department before any landings, with reinforcements possible if Costa Rica presses further. The current force in Panama totals about 7,700 soldiers, with Marines to be used if needed.
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United States
Sonoma
Costa Rics
Panama
Costa Rica
State Department
Admiral Bryan
Calvary
Ameri
Ciinics
Wives Cause Husbands’ Arrests In Street Scuffles
Two men were jailed on wife related charges after confrontations on the street. Antonio Brass of North Washington avenue was found with iron knuckles and a loaded revolver. his wife said he threatened to shoot her. Ralph Barbarossa of 94 Lexington avenue allegedly beat his wife, who required hospital treatment for facial injuries and contusions.
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Antonio Brass
North
Washington Avenue
Brass
Ralph Barbarossa
Lexington Avenue
Returning Husband Killings in Worcester Tragedy
In Worcester Mass Josef Boyajian 50 who had sought a divorce returned home with a revolver and stiletto and shot his wife and two sons before turning the weapon on himself. He died tonight while his wife and younger son were listed on the dangerous list in hospital.
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Worcester
Mass
Josef Boyajian
Liten
Goyajiun
Ae Borajicn
Roek
Harding address pleases Obregon amid treaty denial
President Obregon says Mexico stands at peace for first time since 1910 as Harding’s address is praised for spirit and morality. Mexico’s treaty with the United States is not discussed locally, and foreign claims adjustments may begin this month. Obregon urges patience while normalizing a nation at war for over a decade.
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Marriafed
Presa
Uarding
Ouragan
Mexico
United States
Bew
Obrezon
Chapultepec
Thirty One Executed After Hungarian Town Mutiny
Mutiny by garrison at Rash in Hungary led to the execution of 31 mutineers and the death of two officers. Barons Rivas and Way allegedly ordered flogging, soldiers protested, shots were fired, and barracks were barricaded as artillery attacked. Two captains who showed sympathy to the mutineers were among the executed.
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Preas
Baron Rivas
Count Way
Rey Ceipt
Spontaneous Uprisings Hit Red Regime Across Russia
Berlin reports sensational uprisings spreading over Russia against the Bolshevik government. Kronstadt mutineers seize fleet and ports, call on non communist troops to join, Bolshevik leaders reportedly arrested or fled, Petrograd cut off, Moscow workers’ districts bombarded.
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Votr Wiegand
Berlin
Russia
Nova
Lening
Troteky
Helsingfors
Sailo
Kronstadt
Peiigograd
Kvnefs
Petrograd
Granienbaum
Kohzlowski
Moscow
Red
British general killed with four others in Irish ambush
London dispatch reports five hundred Irish Republicans ambushed a British military convoy in North County Cork. Gen H R Cumming and four others from East Lancashire were killed, with a civilian vehicle hit and several pedestrians wounded. Police report multiple arrests in Britain linked to Irish unrest.
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County Cork
Eric
H. R. Cumming
East Lancashire Regiment
Cumn Ynand
Kerry
Troupe
Bardmore
Buttevant
Alonbannin
Geo. Cumming
Federa
Gorse
Malachine Road
Irish Primate urges truce on St Patrick's Day plea
Cardinal Logue of Ireland appeals for peace in Ireland on the occasion of St Patrick's Day. He condemns violence against soldiers and police in crowded areas and urges prayers for restoration of peace, citing St Patrick’s example of bringing peace to the land.
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Associated Press
Cardinal Tsogue
All Ireland
Armaghiocese
Ireland
St. Patrick
Cardinal Logue
Bishop Tange Clas Pulses Nity The Right Rev Chinmacey Ty er
The fragmentary OCR mentions the Right Rev and a bishop figure amid garbled text, with unclear names and events. no readable dates places or organizations emerge to establish a clear news item or outcome.
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Bishop Brewster
Russian upheaval reports rise from Petrograd to Moscow
Badly delayed dispatches from Russian cities filter into London and Berlin, signaling serious developments in Russia. Reports claim upheaval in Moscow districts after uprisings near the capital, with rumors of a revolution started by Russian social revolutionaries and refugees from Petrograd urging patience among workers.
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London
Moscow
Mondon
Russia
Berlin
Baltic
Helsingfors
Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovitch in Berlin as Possible Russian Czar
Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovitch, famed for the killing of Rasputin, is in Berlin and received with honors as a potential future czar. A Russian monarchist delegation met him at the station and at a leading hotel, signaling hope among emigrants that the Russian throne may shift toward a restored Muscovite regime amid shifting Bolshevik leadership.
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Berlin
Mar
Dmitri Pavlovitch
Russia
Rasputin
Ogre
Biskupski
Charles
Bayon Tauber
Lateran
Petrograd
Dmitri
Grand Duke
Valog
Lenine and Troitky
Rebels Demand Execution Of Officials Of Soviet
Rebels on Wrenstide and Bodike fronts report ships firing on Oranienbaum as sailors relay demand to Petrograd for the expulsion of General Avarof and execution of M. Zinovier. Trotsky named to command operations amid Bolshevik war efforts.
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Wrenstide
Bodike
Riga
Granianbaum
Eraas Wieste
Oranienbaum
Petrograd
Avarof
M. Zinovier
Trotzky
Reistngpors
Mar
Reval Dukes
Trotsky
Germany’s proposals fail to satisfy Allied council
Reported tensions rise as Germany’s new proposals fail to appease the Supreme Council of Allies with little hope for settlement today. The incident involves the cable work off Miami where the British Goiania brought in a cable ship. a shot across the bow halted operations.
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Germany
Supreme Council OF Allies
Harding's Dog Laddie Boy Vanishes From White House
After forty eight hours at the White House President Harding's Airedale Laddie Boy, friend to the president, fails to appear. Washington police and service prepare to cooperate in a dog hunt as the aristocratic canine tires of fame.
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Washington
Mareha i
Harding
White House
Marshall Shenot
Toledo
Washington Police Force
Serve
Sub-Chaser Fires Across Western Union Vessel
Navy recounts firing a shot across the bow of the Western Union ship Robert Clowry near Miami to stop landings linked to a cable project barred by government. Secretary Denby defers comment, State Department silent, orders from the Navy under President Wilson remain in effect.
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Marvin G
Uni- States
Robert G. Clowry
Key West
Seventh Naval
Robert CG
Clowry
Western Union
Wagbert
William H. Klappreth
Klappreath
Tha Din
B. M. Smith
Robert G. Clowny
Miami
Goionia
Western Union Company
Washington
Navy Department
United States
Shin Robert
Miama
Flo
Robert Clowry
Denby
State Department
Wilsot
Fai
Japs Refuse to Yield in Yap Mandate Dispute
TORIC March 4 Japan stands firm on mandatorial rights to Yap Island. An official of the Japanese foreign office told the Associated Press Japan may concede on disposition of the Tap cable station but will continue to hold Yap. Formal title to the cable was claimed by Japan during the war after cutting the Yap-Guam cable.
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Yap
Foeign
Associated Press
Guam
Red Supreme Council
League of Nations
Jupan
Hospitalized After Staircase Fall In Bridport
A report from the Bridport hospital describes a man named Michael B. who was injured after falling down stairs this morning. He was admitted with lacerations and possible internal injuries and is in stable condition.
President Meters to Suburban Club Morning Ride
President Harding motored to Crosslands in the suburbs for breakfast with former Senate colleagues, then walked the White House grounds with his Airedale Caswell Lachie Boy. Crowds gathered hoping for church attendance, but he and Mrs. Harding did not appear.
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Hardings
Washington
Harding
Crosslands
Senate
White House
O’elnak
Cleveland
Freelinggsen
En Jerser
Shder
Caswell Lachie
Firs
Simons Outline Of Offer Triggers Hasty Downing Street Meeting
German proposals on postwar reparations spark urgent talks after a full Downing Street session. Premier Lloyd George, Lord Curzon, and Premier Briand discuss a broad German outline forwarded by Dr Walter Simons. Allies gauge if the German plan signals time-wasting or a viable shape for a provisional deal.
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Robert J. Prew
London
Mar
Lierd- George
Downingtreet
Walter Simons
Lord D'abernon
Germany
Lloyd-George
Muthkehope
Lancaster House
Simons Jarart
Lord Curzon
Briand
Paris
Speech to Simons Meant for America Declared
The Lloyd George address at the Landen reparations talks was said to be aimed at the new U S President. Stresemann called the speech the first major postwar document to reach the new American leader, as Germany refused to lift its reparation offer.
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March
Associated Press
Lloyd George
United States
Streseman
Ted
Dr. Simons
Stresemann
Lloyd-George
Filipinos Start Drive on New Administration to Gain Freedom
In Washington two days into the Harding era Filipinos urge U S independence. Resident Commissioner Gabaldon says Congress must fulfill promises and grant independence once a stable government exists. He cites Ireland Slovakia and the Philippines as nations deserving freedom from American rule.
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Alar
Harding
Philippines
Islands
Congress
Philippine Dress
Americas
Issanto Gabalden
Mr. Gabaldon
Ireland
Solan Antof Vecho
Slovakia
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