Four Held After apartment shootout leaves questions
Viola Corriot and Arthur Rebegtees are detained on breach of peace charges after a late night dispute in Corriot's apartment led to three shots in darkness. Robertson, janitor of the police building, involved party, and Lars Campbell and A Whealey Bradeher are held as material witnesses. pistol owned by Corriot but in Robertson’s possession since last September. The City Court hearing is slated for today.
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Fred
Viola Corriot
Hareras,avenue
Arthur Rebegtees
Washington Avenue
Lars Campbel
Harral Avenue
Viola
Corrier
Robertson
Folice
Miss Corrier
Shota
Ealled
Wang
Mian Carrier
Othors
Bombs and Tanks Subduing Revolt in South Africa
Johannesburg area remains contested as government forces press an encircling maneuver. Fordsburg surrendered after 75 minutes of bombardment, with Cape Town reporting sector clear except central Johannesburg. Rebels driven back. many prisoners taken. Brakpan garrison cut off with no food or water for days.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Cape Argos
Fordsburg
Pretoria
Jong
Brakpan
Prevoria-Germiston
Johannesburg
Sily
Bullet Proof West Proves a Delusion
In Sew Yore on March 14 Porter, 36, claimed a bulletproof device by the United States Armor Corporation. He demonstrated it in a basement scene before customers. Edmund C. McGratis, another employee, fired a shot, wounding Porter near the heart. Porter was taken to a hospital. he whispered that it was an accident, saying “You couldn’t help in.”
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Therpons Potter
Youllet
United States Armor Corporation
Edmund C. McGratis
Potver Tell
Hearn
Jairaysw
Firath
Terra
Mac
Porter
Tou
Ulster Premier Huffed Threatens to Resign Office
The Ulster premier, enraged by a boundary dispute, publicly threatens to resign. He asserts a firm stance on restoring order and declares two million pounds sterling may be allotted if needed to fund the measures.
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Ulster
London
Hagen
Beltassays
James Craig
Londonderry
Visi
Tage
Gerox
Belfast
Preeg
Inter
James Cridg
Henry Wilson
Talon
House of Common
North Down
Anton
Wister
Debated Clinic Authority in City Health and Education
At a public hearing, health and education officials disputed dental clinic powers with the Board of Education. Arguments centered on administrative control, state statutes, and the role of hygienists as schools push preventive care while health boards seek oversight. The group planned another meeting to report findings to the mayor.
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Toner
Comléy
William Ll. Zepp
Board of Health
J. Henry Callahan
Alfred Cones
Dental Prinic Ari
Board of Education
Lyan Ww. Wilson
Edweary F. Mo
Gotern
William ©. Boott
John A. Leverty
Board of Apportionment
John A. Cornell
Gould
Corley
Cornell
Atwater
Fanes
Fones
Bridgeport Dental Clinic
United States
Health Department
Jane
Lynn Wilson
Schopls
Wilson
Connecticut State Board of
Leverty
Horn of Education
Board of Educasion
Loverty
Booh Tola
Booth
Kowmuch
Minnr
Health Board
Two Arrested in Liquor Violations by First Precinct
First precinct officers arrested Longin Gab at 4 Water Street for alleged possession of liquor with intent to sell. He was held in $600 bond, with a prior similar charge on record. A second suspect, Maron Lsewsk, owner of 33% abroad seventh, was also noted for an alleged liquor violation yesterday.
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Longin Gabin
Water Street
Taquor
Om Rallan
Maron Lsewsk
Stormy Sloen
Pennsylvania Miners Face Strike Talks In Conference
New York dispatch reports Anthea and mine operators set a joint conference for tomorrow with little chance of reaching a wage settlement before the March 31 contract expires. A coal suspension in Pennsylvania could follow, though leaders say negotiations will continue.
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New York
Anthea
Apsratars
Iemnian
Hac
Hac Verther
Mrs Bob Savage to Ask Annulment of Marriage
Geneva Mitchell a seventeen year old chorus girl plans to annul her marriage to Robert Savage twenty son of the late Minnesota steel maker John A. Savage. Her grandfather says she wants freedom to stay with her family and educate her twelve year old brother. The couple eloped to Milford Connecticut and may pursue annulment on grounds of age.
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Bob Savage
New York
Geneva Mitchell
Sally
Robert Savage
John A. Savage
Minnesota
W. Rice
West Ninety-Eighth
Geneva Mitchell Savage
Rice
Inord
Catia
Jist Vale
San Tyeto
California
Verna Mitchell
CURZON ADDRESSES CABINET OVER INDIA POLICY CRISIS
A Curzon letter complains India policy was dictated from Paris and Thrace, urging cabinet opportunity to address his views before approval. The scene shows a crowded gallery as intrigue over the Montagu affair and Derby’s expected London speech heighten tensions.
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Europe
Sro
Yale
Chamberaly Nis
Paris
Thrace
Pari India
Symran
Sudan
Palestine
Malay Peninsular
Lord Curzon
Hoyas of Commons
Derby
London
Conawn
Talonlatr
Who India
Momagn
President Harding Sets Course to Washington
President Harding and Mrs. Harding travel through Florida en route to Washington. The party, seen at Palm Beach, pauses for meals and a brief rest during the journey. Back in the capital, Attorney General duties resume as a day unfolds.
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Palm Beach
Forida
Marek L—Tresident
Mra Fiavdltive
Wiorida
Starrad
St. Ausistine
Washington
Prify
Mra
Harding
Otter
Ste
Guid
Mra FB
Bo Méleaan
Norman
Mack
Kapil Inganavilen
Bank Loan Bonus Bill Reported Amid House Debates
Filing through a tense hearing the Bank Loan Bonus Bill faced opposition from treasury officials and some lawmakers. Secretary Mellon warned of higher interest rates and inflation if enacted, while Acting Chairman Green pressed for openness. Several Republicans backed the bill, with two Democrats joining against it, as Treasury and banking leaders warned it would burden banks and the economy.
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Treadway
Younk
Nora Drkora
Longworth
Mott
Watton
Tague
Massachusetts
Carew
New York
Fordney
Treasury
Green
House
Mellon
Congress
Grénn
Con- Moue
Sitm Tlon
Comntrane
Crissinger
Mvnnainger
Harding
Fardney
Gammitree Yiermhare
Pla
Drugist to Answer Liquor Charge Today
Simon Cohen, druggist of 1 Sand Main street, will appear this morning before Commissioners Angh Lavery on a law violation charge. It is alleged he furnished intoxicants at a drugstore, with polices asserting illegal alcohol sales. The case follows a police report claiming Cohen supplied five gallons of liquor to customers yesterday.
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Simon Cohan
Boallegeers
Ron
Cohen
Governor Miller Plans Pardon of James Larkin
New York March 14 Governor Miller weighs a potential pardon for Irish agitator James Larkin now jailed in Dagny Mare. His release could affect Irish party unity with De Valera and Collins factions. Healy says pressure mounts as St Patrick's Day nears. Larkin's return to Ireland could shape the Irish Free State politics.
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Law York
Leo HB. Healy
James Larkin
Dagnemara
Mile Jer
St. Patrick's
Larkin
Healy
Ireland
Laren
de Valera
Collina
Larin
Great
Weltalm
Trish Free State
Mrs Owen Peel Found Not Guilty of Fraud
Mrs Owen Peel daughter of Sir Robert Jardine was acquitted today in a London fraud case. The trial linked her to funds reportedly raised from Lonivemakera via forged telegrams. She and her husband Captain Peel, known as Mrs Teith Peel, denied involvement in backing Taragon after the Grand National result.
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Owen Peel
London
Lonivemakera
Owen Per
Robert Jardine
England
Captain Peal
Teith Peel
Porth. Hn
Duke of York Staten
Taragon
Bromo Quinine Ad Brings Cough Remedy Claim
A fragmentary ad highlights a laxative and germ destroyer product labeled as a genuine brace the signalte of BW Grove. The text mentions a 30 cent price and advertises a tonic for headaches from slight colds and related ailments, though legibility is limited.
Amendment 10 Treaty Defeated in Senate Debate
Amid partisan clash over the Robinson amendment the Senate debated the Versailles era question. Senators Walsh Lopez Underwood and Lodge argued against reopening negotiations while McKee and others supported a qualifying caveat. The text proposed a joint conference if a dispute involved a high contracting party and another power.
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Austria
Trenty
Such & World “Association
Robinson
Walsh
Montana
Versailles
Wicca
Lope
Massachusetts
Teadher
Underwood
Alabama
Wainh
Lodge
T Williams
Mississippi
Great Britain
Senatos
Honiuxon
Arkansas
Stanley
Kentucky
Hartel
New
Weller
Dial
Owen
Trammall
Jones
New Mexico
Mckeenac
Tennessee
Robdlnaon
Imsacar Tighta
Possesgiona
Che
Shippers Demand Roads Should Reduce Rates
Washington dispatch reports shippers press for lower transportation costs after a broad investigation into rate structure. C C Thorn, spokesman for shippers, cites a 68 percent drop in wholesale prices since 1920 and a 28 percent decline in interest rates, arguing that further advances must be removed.
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Ralzpine
Minimuree
Industey
Thet
C.C
Citeford Thorne
Chippers
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