Thousands greet French envoy on his arrival here
Viviani former French premier and envoy arrives on Lorraine in New York. He plans to confer with President Harding in Washington on a courtesy mission. He declines to discuss the visit until after talks with the president. He is to attend events in New York and Washington through early April.
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Harding
New York
Viviani
Lorraine
Washington
An & Mission
France
Salutine
Jules Juserand
M. Viviani
Jusserand
Federation of the French Alliance
Medill McCormick
New York Chamber of Commerce
High Wind Halts Search for Five Missing Airmen
Officials at the naval air station said the trace of the tolsamy naval balloon and five men, started on March 22, had been found but the search would continue if weather moderates. A strong northwest wind and rain squalls hindered operations today. planes will resume the search later.
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Pensacola
Fla. Mar
Naval Air Station
Ireland's Mayor Defends Liberty At Cork Rally
Donal O Callaghan Corks youthful mayor tells a packed Casino audience Ireland will fight to death for absolute liberty and seeks American recognition. A cleric speaker and Ethan Allen progeny debated Ireland's cause as O Callaghan spoke over an hour, denying religious influence in the struggle. Continued on Page 15.
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Ireland
O’callaghan
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
O'Callaghan
Albert Allen
Ethan Alen
J. Flanagan
SHORT LINE RAIL RULING DENIES UNIFORM PAY RULES
The United States Railroad Labor Board dismissed the push to apply standard wage scales to 4190 shore line workers across 67 short line railroads. Officials cited diversified duties making uniform rules impracticable, allowing carriers and workers to negotiate wages independently. The decision protects existing wages and avoids new increases. In Danbury, John Danlavey wins council seat while Mayor Toert secures a fourth term. GOP gains with women voters noted.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Hoare
Tus
Danbury
William C. Toert
John Dunleavey
Gilbert
D. Frank Stevens
Stevens
Wer
Charles T. Anthes
Stephen Dy Moore
Ernest W. Bailey
Catherine M. Gane
George H. Scott
Grace RB
Nowlan
Steet Wiliam _Gilsttt
Peter Tasichy
Easter rising anniversary sees fewer violent incidents
PGBLIN March 23 marks the fifth anniversary of the Easter rising with a holiday period free of major murders or ambushes though attacks persist. Kingston residents faced late night gunfire and a naval base assault as military guards were attacked from three points. two bombings hit Dublin military lodges with limited casualties.
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Pgblin
Kingston
Dublin
City Manager Plan Advocated by Judge Light
Judge Light of Norwalk argued the commission city manager form is spreading nationwide. He said expert department heads cut expenses and improve city management, urging education and public study to build support for adopting the plan. He noted cities often vote multiple times before approval and suggested hiring part time businesslike commissioners.
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Indge
Norwalk
Ben's League
Ollyet Congregational Church
Commission
Light Gaid
Machinists Named Business Agents for Mexico
Washington March 23 The International Association of Machinists with HQ here has been named commercial representatives of the Mexican government. The union will advise and promote use of products from union shops. Mexico seeks farm machinery and standard railroad equipment with fair labor practices. The Mount Vernon Savings Bank may handle financing. Negotiations with the Gossiac government remain unsettled.
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International Association of Machinists
Machinists’ Organization
Mexico
TE. c. Davison
Machinists
l \abor
Souther Republic
Mount Vernon Savings Bank
Machinists Association
Gossiac
Indersteau
Quakers Urge Harding to Lead World Disarmament
In Philadelphia orthodox friends urged President Harding to start a world disarmament movement. A delegation led by George W. Warner presented the resolution at the opening of the yearly meeting, calling for remove of extra military funding and urging U.S. action.
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Philadelpata
Marek
Phisdelphi Orthodox Friends Today
Birdie
George W. Warner
Detroiter shoots a monkey in burglary case
Detroit resident Fred Grossman shot a burglary suspect described as a “Second-Story Man” during a Sunday morning break in on Brush Street. The intruder was struck by gunfire after entering the residence, according to police reports.
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Detroit
Mar
Hetroie
Fred Grossman
Apartion
Brush Street
Red uprisings ignite Germany amid raids and planned strike
Berlin reports a critical day ahead as radical Communists threaten a general German strike. Roving bands plunder farms and towns in central Germany while dynamiting railway bridges and post offices. Authorities fear attempts to seize Vorwaerts and Freiheit papers. lack of lines hampers verification.
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Klar HV
Commuunists
Gerkin
Forarment
Thair
Berlin
Red Movement
Vorwaerts
Social Democrats
Pfreiheit
Independent Socialists
Germany
Bavaria
Einwohnerwehr
20 Yanks Quell German Rioters In Record Time
A riot broke out in Mantabaar near Ehrenbreitstein as U S troops quickly deployed from Fort Montabaur. Provost marshal units arrived and dispersed the crowd, arresting the rioter leader and seizing a number of coronpuntet accessories. No further trouble reported.
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Mantabaar
Ehrenbreitstein
Mitea
Montabaur
Widow of Pullman Car Inventor Dies
Widow of the Pullman car inventor Pasalwena Marr Mes George M Pulitat dies today after brief illness at age eighty four. Her son in law and daughter survive. former rovernae and Ate. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Pullman Car
Pasalwena
George M. Pulitat
Anlaw and
Dolwzhhen
Rovernae
Ate
Prin ¢ Taawedet
Menorah Warehouse 15 Raid by Dry Agents
Dry agents raided a Menorah Warehouse numbered 15 amid enforcement operations. A reported $400,000 in assets or value is mentioned in the scattered OCR text, with unclear further details about locations or individuals involved.
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Menorah Warehouse
Supreme Court Rules Taxable Profits From Securities
Prohibition agents seized a large liquor haul in New York Bowery, described as the city’s biggest raid since Prohibition began. They confiscated 200 cases of three gallons each and 600 barrels of wine at the Menorah Wine company warehouse, valued at about 450000, with several other locations raided that day. The operation targeted the Continental Wine company, later renamed Garrett company, and involved multiple agents and motor trucks.
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York
Bowery W
Menorah Wine Company
Ernest S Leagiey
Prohibition Enforcement
Menorah Company
Genoral
Prohibition
Sail
Continental Wine Company
Garrett
Shippers Oppose Rail Rate Raises In Hartford
Connecticut manufacturers and shippers led by W H Chandler opposed the Newark New Haven and Hartford railroad 10 percent freight rate increase during a Governor Lake chaired hearing in Hartford. Railroad officials defended the rise, while the New Midland Traffic League condemned the proposal, citing alleged inefficiencies and urging governors to reject rate hikes.
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Hartford
Newark, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Connecticut
Ranitor
I. Z. Bearson
B. Campbell
G. Buckland
York, New Haven
Kent Hubbard
Middletown
Take
Gosa
Waterbury
David Day
Gringeport
Charles Woodward
Fred . Ford
New Haven
W. H. Chandler
Boston
New
Midland Traffic League
Traffe League
Rugland
Thieline
Fairit
Norwalk Votes for Daylight Saving in Defiance of Law
Norwalk led a daylight saving vote in a city meeting led by Mayor Donovan and Guy Coll. They declared an extra hour of daylight would occur in Norwalk even if state law opposed it. The change would start April 34 and last until September 25, with Stamford New Britain and New London expected to follow Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Donovan
Guy Collin
Nor- Walk
Stamford
New Britain
New London
Norwalk Fake Tag Day Swindle Hits Children’s Benefit
Norwalk today exposed a phony charity drive after two women claimed a New York based manufacturer funded a house to house canvass. About a dozen applicants were given beats and told to carry tin cups with signs reading children’s tag day. Police investigated but details remained unclear. authorities warned the loss could be considerable.
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Norwalk
New York City
Patice
Davis Resigns as U S Official at Cable Conference
Washington reports no word on the arrest of Joan Williams, a Jasper county farmer charged with peonage and murder. Justice officials say state authorities handle the case, but fear deaths of the negroes may hamper federal peonage prosecutions. The region is described as among the worst for peonage activity, complicating local investigations.
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Washington
Noa
Joan Wiliams
Jasper County
Department of Justice
Department
Georgia
New Haven Road Shopmen Wage Reduction Query
Wage reductions for New Haven Road shopmen were announced with details unclear due to garbled text. Conference committee plans immediate action and board review to determine any formal decision or further steps regarding the proposed changes.
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New Haven Road
Supreme Court Refuses Review of G and M Cases
The Supreme Court today declined to review a case against the ill and mainly selroad for violating provisions of the statute. Twenty continuous hours per road employes running service were alleged across twenty separate counts.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Mat
Massachusetts Plans Aerial Mackerel Hunt
Massachusetts proposes using airplanes to locate mackerel in the Atlantic. William Adams, head of the fisheries division, asks the Bureau of Fisheries to study aerial searching after 49,000 of 79,000 barrels caught this year were reportedly taken by unseen vessels off the southern coast and never landed.
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Hostcin
Bureau of Fisheries
Wiliam OG. Adams
Glertor
Vir
Asheries and Home
Adama
Adams
Government Wins Three Important Tax Cases
The Supreme Court ruled that gains from corporate securities and asset increases realized upon sale are taxable as income under the income and excess profits act. The decision, endorsed by all justices, affects about 169 million dollars and clears part of tax litigation faced by the Treasury.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Solicitor General
Washington
Supreme Court
Frierson
Opinens
Treasury Department
Ikey
Laar & Trust Co
Arthur Ryerson
Chicago
Illinois
Internal Revenue
Joseph T. Ryerson
Sen. 2 Corporation
Omder
He Corporation Excise Tax Act
Clark Eald
Rapid Temperature Plunge Marks March Weather
A Bridgeport report describes a sharp weather shift with rain hail and snow. Temperatures fell at about one degree per minute, dropping from around 70 to 40 by midnight. An evening storm brought wind and icy streets, with a forecast of cloudy cold conditions easing to clearer milder weather tomorrow.
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Bridgeport
Panama to resist Hughes note in boundary dispute
Panama will use every means to resist Secretary Hughes demand on the Panama Costa Rica boundary award. The Panamanian assembly met in special session to discuss the note and officials in Washington say a first move would be to oust President Porras to protest.
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Panama
Hughes
Washington
Mer
Panama- Costa Rica
Jamice White
Paraman Assembly
Uouse
Edwards May Head List of Major Generals
Secretary Weeks indicated two new army chief of staff appointments would be chosen before the April 11 special session. A proposed list of general officers to be submitted to Congress is near completion, likely mirroring the Baker nominations with Brigadier General Clarence R Edwards possibly headed for major general.
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Army
Peyton TC
Congress
Baler
Clarence R. Edwards
2Uth
New England) National Guard
Baker
Fairfield Orders Probe of Fire Protection Needs
Fairfield residents gathered at the Public Library to discuss town fire protection. Judge Banks moved to appoint a joint committee from the four town fire companies to investigate needs and report to the board of finance. Presiding officer Judge Bacon Wakeman. meeting well attended, including women, with a circular letter fueling interest. continuation noted.
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Finance Board
Adtizens
Pairfield
Hmatly
EL ©. Banks
Board of Finance
Mra
Banks
Clearge Anderson
Bacon Wakeman
Sre
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