Split in Irish Republican Army amid armed revolt in Limerick
Denis O Connell reports in Limerick that the Irish Republican army factions clash as Cmdt Barry gathers forces. Dick Mulcahy and Gerrard O Sullivan oversee loyalist troops, while rebels claim about 60 000 followers and seize barracks. Brennan cites raids by departing British troops, with 1200 British troops still present. Free State government controls civil posts while insurgents mobilize transport and arms.
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Brennan
Belfast
Dublin
Denis O'Connell
Universal Service Staff
Limerick
Irish Republican Army
Dick Mulcahy
Gerrard O. Sullivan
Harry Commatuy
Barry $S
Prates
Elemen Dene
Pring
Cormmmand
Michael Brom
Tipperey
Cork
Artis
Free State
Four Deaths From Belfast Disorders Reported
Four deaths occurred as Belfast unrest continued with shootings on Hanover Street Perrybill and Stephen Street. Injuries and two additional bomb outrages followed, amid ongoing clashes and a continuation of violence through the day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Press
Hanover Street
Perrybill
Stephen Street
Italy blocks Fiume as Italy plans new governance
Fiume near total blockade by Commissioner Castelli who orders entrance only to Fiume citizens and disarms residents. Strangers and those with no business are to be expelled. Four Italian deputies met nationalist reps to discuss next steps after the government overthrow. They back discarding the Rapallo treaty but could not name a new head for Fiume. Zamella reportedly seeks flight to Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiume
Mar
Associated Presa
Traifan
Castelli
Piume
Zanelia
Castell
Rapallo
Giumta
di Stefan
Lancelloti
Vassalio
Signor Zamella
Italy
Vienna
Confession Letter in Taylor Murder Case Discarded
Los Angeles police said a confession mailed from Atlantic City in the William Deamond Taylor murder case was discarded as the work of an unsound mind. They noted the handwriting did not match the person alleged to have written it.
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Los Angeles
Maren
William Deamond Taylor
Atlantic City
Ford’s Muscle Shoals bid faces long odds and legal blocks
Chairman Kahn told W B Mayo that years would pass to resolve legal entanglements and acceptance of Ford’s proposed nitrate and power project contract for Muscle Shoals, Alabama appeared unlikely due to Alabama Power Co and Air Nitrates Corp contract claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kahn
House
Pila Committee
W. B. Mayo
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Ford
Alabama Power Co
Air Nitrates Corporation
Warrior
Amended Bonus Bill Substituted by Committee
Washington program details a substitute for the bonus bill with a back loan provision replacing cash payments. House and Ways and Means Chairman Fordney announce the measure to be considered after Fordney’s West trip, with debate delayed and votes contingent on further committee action. Presidents Harding stance remains unresolved as lawmakers weigh fiscal impact and veteran benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martel
House
Way's and Means Committee
Fordnay
Harding
Ferdney
White House
Mainetainine
Fordsey
Tegiserarion
Jordney
Pordney
Fardney
Fleischmann Case Rehearing Postponed In Prohibition Row
The Fleischmann case before an executive hearing in Washington was adjourned to today with counsel denying charges leading to revocation of industrial alcohol permits. Rehearing may finish tomorrow as officials consider further action and suspension of permits.
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Washington
Vlelschinaian Company
Foc
News York
Haynes
Internal Revenue
Ulah
World Tenfar & Tevision
Son Af Poa-Gible
Re! Fleischmann Company
Priday Y
F. Ruiter
Pennsylvania
Viscount Grey Undergoes Duodenal Ulcer Operation
Grey operated tonight for a long standing duodenal ulcer at Tondon. He stood the operation well despite being seriously ill.
Fire guts second floor wareroom at French Shop
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the stock and building of the French Shop at 4258 Main Street with an estimated loss of £15,000. Firemen reported flames pouring from the rear as the four story and two story structure burned shortly before midnight. The origin is suspected to be the sailor's workroom on the rear second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Sailor’s
Wecona
Roor
Maxi Grossman
Gaid
Saviz Jewelers
Fatralman Daniel,Sheehan
Stratfield
Kelly
Tire Department
B. Johnson
Ile
Debated Death Mystery Of Oxen Ford Man In Warehouse Fire
Conflicting reports swirl around the February 19 death near Windsor Locks and a warehouse fire at Second Street. Police say the body may be that of Lt Edward Sands, while others deny exhumation and offer no conclusive identification. The Windsor Locks case intertwines with a blaze that gutted a storefront, damaged adjacent businesses, and prompted insurers to appraise losses as firefighters battled flames with strong winds and smoke.
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Windsor Lorks
Edward
Sands
Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
Myst
Fpee
Dellove Tan
Flollywood
Turkher
Fin
Hat
Therm
Wilsons Hand Seen Behind Opposition To Treaties
Washington March 7 A Senate fight over the four power Pacific treaty grows into a full battle as Republicans prepare to force a vote. Senator Borah and allies plan to expose opponents on the floor while Lodge leads the anti pact. The intrigue links ex President Wilson with both sides as discussions widen among lawmakers.
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Wilson
Borah
Senate
Cilables
Lodge
Washington
Massachusetts
Republicas Ray
Idaho
Tr. Wilson
Justige
Addensi Yy
Kelloge Minnesot
Uniess Senelore Wera Terdy
Sterk
Demacat
Sion
Garth
Campiles
Aire
Wdahs
Dernard M. Baruch
New York
Norman Davis
Boral
League of Nations
Balfour Urges Coalition Endure Change Crisis Speech
London March 7 Sir Arthur Balfour argued for continued coalition rule and the Lloyd George fund directed to education, while criticizing the two party system. He urged unity amid wartime aftermath, signaling potential but unclear influence on Conservative commitment to the coalition and pending autumn parliamentary dissolution.
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Balfour
Lloyd-George Fund
Education Board
London
Associated Preca
Arthur J. Balfour
David Lagyd
George
Carlton Club
Sty Arthur
Hia
Avalon Chamberlain
Alyans Mare
Meet
Woulve
Cabina
Inlonista
Free State
Lseuea
Health board president attacks school board in clinic funding clash
William Burnham, president of the Board of Apportionment, asserts the dental clinic funds approved February 28 by the board stand only until higher powers decide. Both Health and Education boards claim jurisdiction as courts may settle who controls the clinic funding and transfers. The Common Council is said to hold power to dissolve the board by two thirds, with mayoral action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Apportionment
William Burnham
Presiden Burnham
Burnham
Board of Education
Common Council
Narl
Tranate
Meath Board
Jhand
Asportion Mene Board
Ordnance
Atwater
Thetleve Board of Apportionment
Board of Aldermen
Health Department
Commo 'Gourell Dental Clinic
Comon Council
Fones
Grain Elevator Destroyed by Fire on 179th Street
A four story brick grain elevator at 179th Street near Harlem River burned, destroying about 180,000 bushels of grain. Firemen battled the blaze for an hour as land and water units worked from the Second and Third Avenue elevated lines. Fireman Samust Lagonia suffered injuries. several trains were halted temporarily. Estimated damage placed at 300000 dollars. investigators suspect friction in one of the cleats as the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
179Th Street
Harlem River
Third Avenue
Samust Lagonia
France
New York
Haven
Hartford
William H. Payny & Son
Bob Martin Knocks Out Reckie Stollard in Second Round
In Wiliamson county Virginia Bob Martin the heavyweight champion scored a decisive second round knockout of Reckie Stollard. The bout, expected to last up to 22 rounds, ended early as Martin delivered a powerful finish.
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Bob Martin
Reckie Stollard
Wiliambon
Maren T
A. E. Fy
Rielle Stollard
Floods Wipe Out Miles of Roads in New England
Heavy floods following rain and high winds caused extensive damage across Connecticut and western Massachusetts. A man named William Silver, 41, of Waterbury Avenue, was killed when struck by a sign while working on the Pol theatre project. He suffered a fractured pelvis and internal injuries and was in critical condition at St. Vincent hospital. Flooding closed roads, iced jams broke up the Connecticut River at Middletown, and ice jams threatened further damage. Police and crews battled to reopen affected areas as rail and streetcar services were disrupted.
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Innecticut
New Winsland
William Silver
Waterway Avenue
North Atlantic
New England
Poltheatre
Main
Congress Street
St. Vincent Hospital
Dat Might
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Waterville
Jas
Winsted
Middletown
Cromwell
Mass
Boston & Maine
Dawes to Report on Value of Budget Bureau to House
President Harding directs General Dawes to prepare a detailed report for the House appropriations committee on the economy achievements of the budget bureau since its inauguration. The inquiry follows a Byrnes resolution asking for specific savings, appropriations, and amounts, with a binding aim to clarify the overall situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Bureau
House
Washington
Budget Bureau
Harding
Madden
House Appropriations
White House
Representative Byrnes
Tenn
House Appropriations Committee
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Fleischmann
Grey
Suode
Edwards, Sands
Boards of Education and Health
Dr. Fones
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