Russian labor leader criticizes Bolshevism in US visit
George D Streetmills, a Russian labor leader, praises AFL head Samuel Gompers while denouncing Bolshevik rule in Russia. He asserts that US labor will not tolerate Bolshevism and cites severe conditions for workers and peasants under the regime. The report notes Hoover’s analysis that the Anglo-Russian trade treaty is a political move, not a true trade agreement.
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New York
George D. Streetmills
United States
Samuel Gonmers
American Federation of Labor
Sit. Gompers
Stroomillo
Gempers
Russia
Stroomilic
3Feral
Perm Distri
Gral
Stroomiko
Dublin Fears Easter Outbreak Riot in Belfast
Dublin safeguards are in place for an Easter outbreak amid fears of unrest. Last year saw raids on ink tax offices and police barracks. curfew is aimed to curb similar acts. In Belfast a court martial sentenced Dr Patrick MacCarville to six years for Sinn Fein activity. A fugitive, Louis Darcy, was shot dead escaping police. Rioting in Vere Street led to injuries as revolvers and stones were used. Police reserves and a Whippet tank restored order.
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Dublin
Ireland
Belfast
Patrick MacCarville
Monaghan
Sinn Fein
Louis Darcy
Crarmore
Jan
Vere Street
Policeman 15 suspended after neglect of duty
Police board found Policeman J. Francis Cathman of the Third precinct guilty of neglecting duty by leaving his post to make a personal telephone call on February 1% last. He was suspended 90 days without pay and reduced one rank. Testimony described obscene language and possible intoxication cited by witnesses in Dee market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Francis Callahan
City Court
J. Francis Cathman
Board of Police Commissioners
Callahin
Lima
Lansing reveals behind scenes at peace conference in new book
Boston March 25 Robert Lansing’s long awaited book The Peace Negotiations will be released by Houghton Mifflin Co. It presents a startling account of the 1919 Paris talks with Lansing then secretary of state among five American peace commissioners. He explains why Wilson asked for his resignation and outlines key disputes over the League of Nations covenant and other core points.
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Boston
Robert Lansing
Houghton Amfifflin Co
New Yerk
Lansing
Ppace
Wilson
League of Nations
Trusace
Sevyen
Prusj Vince
Shantung
Lansing Firs
Colonel House
Paris
Three Divorces Are Granted by Judge Keeler
Judge J B Keeler granted three divorces in superior court. Annie Hookes Weeks of Bramford said her husband refused support and left her to pay all costs. she requested alimony and a name change. The second case involved Mrs Wrens Ola, who testified the marriage began in 1917 and ended after disputes over rent and lack of support. The third case, Mart Ger Moldénk Geran and Frederick Gerion, cited cruelty and limited contact, with modest spousal support noted.
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Annie Hookes Weeks
Bramford
J. B. ‘Keeler
Superior Court
T. Wesits
Keeler
Tan
Wer Iushan
New York
Stamford
Meeler
Mart Ger Moldénk Geran
Wrederick Gerion
Bridgesort
Hres Mantha
Snost
Debs Unguarded Visit To Capital Shocks Press
Debs, imprisoned Socialist leader, left Atlanta jail for several hours in Washington to meet Attorney General Daugherty about his case and possible pardon. The surprise visit sparked sensational Washington coverage as officials indicated no policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
Taft
Democrats Plan Fight on Tariff and Tax Revision
Democrats plan strong opposition to the tariff and tax revision measures as they prepare to confront the Republican program for the coming session. Leaders in Congress show divisions but a growing majority favor a firm stance against President Harding’s agenda, resisting harmony moves. Continued on page nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Sullivan
Washington
Eed Cot
Congres
Hie Sen
Harding
Governor Lake Signs Standard Time Measure in Connecticut
Governor Lake signed a standard time measure in Hartford Connecticut on March 2. The law makes standard time the only time in force in state departments and in cities and towns, nullifying daylight saving time ordinances and resolutions in many municipalities.
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Harlford
Conn
Governor Lake
Connecticut
Red riots in Hamburg and related clashes across Germany
Reported riots in Hamburg left 30 dead and police quelling further outbreaks as German troops faced fire near Eisleben. Minor disturbances were noted in new sections, while allied and internal tensions continued to ripple through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Eisleben
Viviani Ready to Discuss Peace Pact with U S
Rene Viviani former French premier arrived in Washington as a courtesy visit to President Harding. His secretary Dr Manny Knecht said Viviani was prepared to listen to U S proposals on peace settlement and the League of Nations. The article notes the trip as a courtesy and references continuation on page two.
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Washington
Rene Viviani
United Sttes
Harding
Mancel Knecht
France
M. Viviani
United States
League of Nations
Easter Day Message Of Cheer From Ladies Group
A message of hope and cheer for Easter Day delivered by women of the United Brat group. The note urged faith and encouragement as the nation faced ongoing challenges, expressing optimism for easing burdens with the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brat
Cardinal Gibbons Dies At 86 In Baltimore
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS Archbishop of Baltimore and primate of the American Catholic hierarchy died at the archdiocesan residence after a long illness. Funeral arrangements were announced. a Requiem Mass will be held next Thursday at 10 A.M. with Monsignor John Bannune officiating. Interment will follow in the cathedral crypt. mayoral bell tolled city hall in mourning for five minutes. Continued on Page Nineteen.
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James Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Jessi—Jamee Cardinal Gibbons
American Catholic Heirarchy
John Banmune
Washington
Lobe
Cardinal Gibbons
Borening
Tor
Ter
Statesmen Praise Late Cardinal's Lofty Character
Washington mourns Cardinal ibe ao jr as leaders express sorrow and pay tribute to the primate of American Catholic hierarchy. President Harding, Vice President Coolidge, and Secretary of State Waels honor his scholarship, patriotism, and devout piety in official remarks. Auxiliary Bishop Corrigan and others call the death an irreparable loss to church and nation.
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Washington
Mardi Sh
Ibe Ao
Harding Down
Owen RB
Corrigan
Beltimore
Coolidge
Waels
J. S. Rowe
Gener
Tra-American Union
Divorce Granted In 5 Minutes To Wife Of Slayer
In New Haven a superior court granted Mary C. Howard a divorce from George A. Howat after five minutes. The husband is serving a life sentence under the name James McDowell for second degree murder in a separate case linked to Valentine Leandra's murder in a Hartford saloon.
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New Haven
Superior Court
Mary C. Howard
George A. Howat
Wolfe
Floward
James ArcDowell Aidgeport
Three Dead Many Hurt as Tornado Hits Tennessee
Three people are reported dead and several seriously injured as a tornado struck ten miles west of Lewisburg, Tennessee, late this afternoon, sweeping northeast across Marshall County and knocking out telephone lines. railroad crews race to the scene.
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Tennessee
Nashvile
Tenn
Teywisburg
Marshall County
Nashville
Display of Nude in Art Warns of Decadent Rome Fate
Washington March 24 Dr Wilbur Crafts head of the International Reform Bureau warned that displaying the nude female form in art will push America toward the fate of ancient Greece and Rome. He argued nations that valued beauty over duty fell to decay, while noting his own selective display of European nude photographs to educated friends.
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U. 8
Rome
Crafts
Washington
Mar
America
Greece
Wilbur &. Crafin
International Reform Bureau
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Ander
Ander Regat
Pressire
Babylon
Tome
Laeniera
Frange
Cratia
Stan
Ieus
New Haven Wage Conference Schedule Announced
The New Haven wage talks by the railroad with New York, New Traven and Hartford officials will begin next week in New Haven. Confrences cover dining car and restaurant staff on March 23, clerical and station forces on March 30, maintenance and structure crews on March 31, stationary steam engine and boiler room workers, with other groups to follow.
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Joston
New York
New Traven
Hartford Railroad
New Haven
Bishop Nilin Announces Changes in Pastorates
Hartford Mirreh 34 reports Roman Catholic Bishop of Connecticut Rev. Joan J. Nilay unveils pastorate changes. Rev Daniel sues moves from New Milford to Phompsy. Rev Joseph Kinz shifts from Moedus to New Milford. Rev John A Sullivan goes from Willimantic to Moedus. Rev Otto Bowmeister moves from Colchester to Willimantic. Rev Michael P. Foley to Colchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Mirreh
Abe I
Joan J. Nilay
Connecticut
Daniel Sues
New Milford
Phompsy
Joseph Kinz
Moedus
John A. Sullivan
Willimantic
Otto Bowmeister
Colchester
Michael P. Foley
Communists Fail to Gain Labor Support in Germany Riot Turmoil
In Hamburg on March 24, riots left at least thirty dead and twenty eight seriously wounded as Communist revolts spread toward the middle German industrial region. Police and security detachments move to link with troops besieging a schoolhouse in Eisteben while looting and bank raids disrupt several towns. Organized labor fails to back the Reds, who face mounting opposition as authorities seek to restore order.
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Hamburg
Associated Press
Eisteben
Magdeburg
Jsnins
Eben
Maasfield
Wamburg
Comtownist
Hambure
Lansfeld
Heltra
Hetlers Anzeiger
Hettstedt
Neser
Key Hole Yarns Lies Declares Guide By Gene Fowler
Montreal, March 25 1921 Fred Beauvais alleges a conspiracy to link his name with Mrs Stillman and the Stillman estate. He claims altered telegrams blackmail threats and a letter to embarrass Mrs Stillman and Beauvais. he cites a contract dispute at the Grand Anse estate on the St Maurice river and asserts possessing sensitive information about Mrs Leeds. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Fowler
Montreal
Quebec
Sire
Fi Potter Stillman
Ian
Fred K. Beauviis
Beauvis
Beauvais
Stillman
Return to Capitalism Advocated Amid Russsian Debates
The article reports Leninist factions debating economic policy at a Moscow Communist Congress. It notes that foreign trade remains nationalized while internal trade could liberalize, and co operatives may resume activity, needing broad credits. It mentions heterogeneous elements supporting a cautious shift toward capitalism to avoid peril, amid martial law in Oppeln, Rattowitz, and Pless as Allied forces impose controls.
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Stockhola
Lenine
Central Committee
Moscow
Chenkha
Credis
Sbroaé
Sorta
Menshe+vik
Forres
Procdadm
Berlin
Mar
Inter- Allied Commission
Oppeln
Rewben
Rattowitz
Pless
Britain to Aid U S in Bergdoll Return Efforts
Britain will assist in returning Bergdoll to the United States, with possible handover to U S authorities if Germany delivers him on passport law violations. Secretary Weeks sent General Allen's Bergdoll report to the State Department detailing Allied efforts and legal hurdles across occupied zones and German governance.
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Great Britain
U. S
United States
Germany
London
Britain
Weeks
Allen
State Department
Neat
Zimmer
State Départment
Alen
Bergdorf
Ted Americshs
General Allen
Vad
German War Department
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George D. Stroomille
Sammel Gompers
Bolshevists
Hoover
Commerce Secretary
Continn
E Hoster F.anslng
Debs
Capital
Atlanta
Case
Baugherty
Baren V. Debs
Daughert
Nicky Arnstein
Sullivan
Vivian
Tinion Mills
Slayer
George Howard
James McDowell
Bridgeport
Nilan
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