Last Thought of Cardinal Gibbons Enshrined in Death
March 25 Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons lay in state in the archbishop’s residence as prayers for the dead begin. Masses will be said in all churches and bishops plan to attend the funeral, with viewing limited to a later cathedral ceremony. The pope received a blessing and a final message from the cardinal Tuesday.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Christien Brothers
Hgh
Patrick Burke
New Orleans
Archdiocese of
Owen B. Corrigan
Epch
Lyric Hotel Sold To James Rawley for 75000
The Lyric hotel at Main and High streets has been sold to James J. Rawley for 375,000. Rawley, who runs a cafe at 1566 Main Street, plans to remodel the interior and create a first class hotel. He has not finalized plans for the lower floor.
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Lyric Hotel
Main and
High Streets
Home Brewing Company
James J. Rawley
Rawley
Main Street
Army Plane Sets New Record Flight Time
An Army De Havilland plane carrying Assistant Secretary of War Richard Wainwright flew from Washington to Mitchel Field in 78 minutes, averaging 174 mph over 225 miles. The airspeed and time beat prior records, with Wainwright scheduled to inspect Mitchel Field.
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Washington
Mineola
N. Y
Army de Haviland
Richard Wainwight
Mitchel Field
Here
Arthur B. Christie
Ofcor
Wainwright
Mitcheteld
Night Search Drives Off Florida Coast For 5 Balloonists
Pensacola March 25 A large naval search continues for five missing balloonists led by Chief Quartermaster C K Wilkenson. Aircraft flying boats dirigibles and eagle boats sweep a 300 mile gulf zone from St Andrews Bay. The group, from the naval air station, left Tuesday night and last reported over the gulf 20 miles off St Andrews Bay. Efforts persist to locate the missing men despite no trace found.
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Pensacola
Fla
Quartermaster C. K. Wilkenson
Naval Air Station
Gulf
St Andrews Bay
Naval
Debs Returns to Prison After Washington Visit
The Socialist leader Eugene V Debs returned to the Atlanta federal penitentiary to resume prison life after a trip to Washington. He spoke cheerfully, answered questions except about release prospects, and said he would be a good convict again while noting Justice Department has been fair and square with him.
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Atlanta
Eugene V. Debs
Lanta Federal Penitentiary
Washington
Daugherty
Jose
Debs
Department of Justice
Youth Stabbed During Quarrel At Bridgeport Hospital
Seventeen year old Frank Scalzi was stabbed with a pen knife during a quarrel on Pembroke Street yesterday. He was rushed to Bridgeport Hospital by Emergency staff, his back wound described as painful but not serious. No arrests reported and precinct police knew nothing of the incident.
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Qelotk
Frank Scalzi
Tif Pembroke Street
Bridgeport Hospital
JB. J. Coyle
Eimergency
Smd
Movement Starts in France to Return Clemenceau as Premier
Paris March 25 The campaign led by Andre Tardieu seeks to recall Georges Clemenceau to the premiership. Supporters argue only Clemenceau can enforce the Versailles treaty, while critics note his age. The movement echoes the welcome given to the “grand old man” upon his return.
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France
Clemenceau
Byg F. Bertell
Paris
Chamber
Senate
Andre Tardieu
Tardiel
Tresnier
Gioll
Italy
Tlemenceatt
Legion Protests Debs Pardon in Georgia Telegram
ATLANTIA GA March 25 A telegram from Georgia American Legion commander Henson to national head Galbraith protests the pardon of Eugene V Debs. The letter argues the state observes unusual consideration for a convicted criminal and urges national influence against the pardon, distinguishing opinion from criminal act.
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Atlantia
Eugene V. Debs
L. Henson
Georgia Department of the American Legion
F. W. Gailbraith
Talianapolis
Georgia Department
Eugene Debs
Debs
Still With Wife He Bought for 75 Dollars in Sale
John Pedrazzo bought wife Marouska and two children from Merouska for 75 dollars and demanded a still be included as part of the bargain. In federal court Judge Landis heard the exchange before the family was returned to the husband. The judge questioned Pedrazzo about the missing prohibition charges as the sale details emerged.
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Chicagt
John Pedruz¢o
Fulive Merouska
Marouska
John
Pagsk
Julius
Messenger Plane Surprises With 25 Mile Gasoline Range
A tiny U S Army Messenger plane with a 20 foot wing span and 581 pound weight travels 25 miles on a gallon of gas. Pilot Lieut Moseley test flew 188 miles from Washington to Langley Field, praising the three cylinder Lawrence motor and 95 mph speed. The craft aims to replace motorcycles for messenger duties and carries ten gallons of fuel.
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Washington, Mare
U. S. Army Air Service
Messenger
Corliss C. Moseley
Washington
Langley Field
Vas
Lieut Moseley
British raid nets vast cache of arms and seditious papers
Dublin dispatch reports raids by Auxiliary Police yielding fifteen revolvers six rifles six shotguns 400 bombs 1.5 million rounds of small arms ammo and other gear plus three intending immigrants to America guarded by four Sinn Fein policemen. Seven men detained. three alleged immigrants from a distant county with US passports.
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Dublin
Associated Press
America
Irish Republican Army
Auxiliary
Great Charles Street
Buville Place
Ireland
Ahn
Committee of 13 Proposed to Quiet Ireland
Alexander Carlisle, former Belfast shipbuilder, declares to Universal Service that Prime Minister Troyi George will form a 13 member committee to quiet Ireland with six from the north and seven from the south, chaired by Prince Albert, and expects the Irish question settled within a week. Carlisle plans to personally present the proposal to the Prime Minister.
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Forbes
London
Troyi-George
Ireland
K Ing
Prince Albert
Alexander Carlisle
Belfast
Gritisy
Sinn Pein
Carlisle
Mrs Leeds Called Stillman Mansion Home Employee Says
An employee testifies Mrs Florence Leeds was entertained by James A Stillman at his Park Avenue home where he lived with his wife and children The witness says Mrs Leeds was brought to the home in April while Mrs Stillman did not reside there The Plight ties to the Stillman divorce case and long running drama with court actions and affidavits ongoing at the time The article mentions fortunes and a yacht named Modesty and upcoming court dates in late February page 24.
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Mareh
Florence
Leeds
Panner
James A. Stillman
Park Avelrue
Stir _ Phis
Westade
Mina
Stiliman
Frank Murphy
Wito
Steawaard
Murphy
Jeeid
Mr. Stillman Mowepee
Park Avenue
Mrs. Leeds
German police recapture two towns from Reds in Middle Germany
Berlin dispatch reports Eisleben and Hettstedt retaken from Communist forces after violent clashes in the Halle region. Reds hold nitrogen works near Halle at Lema with a claimed 6,000 strong red army. authorities demand restoration of order and return of property before resuming work. Communists deny Soviet funding claims and say they are prepared, with further disorder planned near Jemma and Merseburg.
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Halle
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Eisleben
Hettstedt
Lema
Misieber
Mansfield
Hisleber
Fulitt
Tulih
Jemma
Merseburg
Enrest
Red Heart
Yong
Halla
State of Siege Declared in Upper Silesia
Polish authorities declared a state of siege in Beuthen Kattowitz and other Upper Silesia cities amid German attacks on Poles. Liquor sales and street meetings were banned. Polish reports claim German citizen guards interfered with Polish workers and bombed the plebiscite office at Lublinita.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Siase
Beuthen
Kattowits
Upper Silesia
Pol
Lublinita
Weather Man Advises Easter Paraders to Carry Parasol
Weather reports warn of unsettled conditions and possible showers for Easter Sunday. The forecast suggests mild to moderate temperatures with sunshine if rain holds off, recommending parasols for the fashion parade. Local advisories emphasize prepare for variable spring weather.
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Weather Man
Rustor
How Cost of Food Has Dropped in Year
Washington report shows wholesale produce prices fell, with potatoes down from 5.74 per 100 pounds to 1.35, onions from 4 for 100 pounds to 70 cents, cabbage from 4.25 a barrel to a barrel, and standard apples from 5.75 to 5.59 per barrel, based on ten city comparisons.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Wilson Suffers Indigestion Amid Easter Spirit
Former President Woodrow Wilson suffers a severe indigestion attack at his home. Dr. Grayson and Dr. Ruffin monitor his condition with no expected serious complications. Doctors note recent articles may have worsened his stress amid Paris peace conference scrutiny. Berlin reports say Germany's spring revolution effort winds down as Easter crowds vacation instead of rioting.
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Washington
Mary
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Carl Grayson
Sterling Raffin
White House
Lansing
Dr. Ruffin
Bomb Explodes After Giolitti's Train Passes
Bomb explodes on Tome-Leskorn railway after a Rome train believed to carry Premier Chelitti passes. No official confirmation of casualties or injuries yet, reports from the Tampa's Teghorn correspondent say.
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Rome
Mar
Tome-Leskorn
Chelitti
Maseed
Tampa
Daughter Born To Morganatic Widow Of King
ATHIINS March 25 Gythe presyed Maviame Aepesia Manos the morganatic widow of King Alleramder gave birth to a daughter. Alexander reportedly took Mace before direct throne line, with chances for Constantine unclear. Venizelos opposed the marriage to prevent a royal blooded match. After Alexander’s death, Melanie Manoe’s attorney pressed for her husband’s property. court ruled property to the widow. Constantine later said the widow had no royal status, yet she reportedly visited Queen Sophie and remained on friendly terms with other royal family members.
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Athiins
Gythe
Alexander
Mace
Constantine
Venizelos
Melanie Manoe
Sophie
Greet Tuling House
Republicans Mobilize Speed for Extra Session
Republican leaders in Washington marshal to push rapid action at the coming extra session. They seek swift results from the administration and anticipate a strong country mandate, while acknowledging past session faults and veto limits amid divided control. The piece notes lingering optimism and pressure as the party aims to deliver on promises.
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Mark Soltavaccoopyright
Washington
Conare
Senate
Wilson
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