De Valera Faces Dilemma Over IRA Role On St Patrick’s Day
Dublin dispatch reports De Valera weighs alignment with the LR.A or the Free State Army as militant activity resumes. Prisoners celebrate release, while ministers’ salaries are cut and a cabinet shakeup looms amid tension over allegiance to Britain and the Republic.
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Lang Withdraws Funds in Bold NSW Move to Forestall Lyons
Nationalist M L A claims the New South Wales government, citing closing-time action, withdrew 1.15 million pounds from Sydney banks. Major Jarvie alleged money was carried in bags by officials at five minutes to twelve on Saturday. He said the Commonwealth legislation to enforce NSW interest payments prompted the move.
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Germanys intense election tests republics fate
The Berlin observer notes an unprecedented campaign intensity as Germany heads to a presidential vote that could decide if the republic endures with a weak Reichstag or yields to a German fascist model. Hindenburg is favored to win on a second ballot, complicating Hitlerian prospects and the nation’s political future.
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Berlin
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Mayor resigns amid anti Japanese agitation in Shanghai
Dramatic turn as Shanghai mayor General Watch Chen announces resignation amid intensifying Sino Japanese tensions. Officials report his withdrawal from office while anti Japanese agitation continues to shape the political scene, with uncertainty over future leadership and foreign reaction intensifying.
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Shanghai
Watch Chen
Winleh Chen
NSW Debt Payment Act Debate Restricts Government Powers
A report notes proposed amendments to a NSW act restricting debt payment powers and outlining penalties for violent interference. It cites the executive council reaction and mentions a possible immediate referendum on broader powers, with discussion of legislative support and government stance.
Eviction Notice Tangles With Red Agitator Movement
Fragmentary report from Vancouver mentions eviction action linked to a Red Agitator figure amid unrest in British Columbia and western provinces. The piece cites SAR Authority involvement and a Vancouver Vet Smagian branch with references to employment concerns and a Red Flag symbol amid unclear context.
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Vancouver
Horndl
MATCH KING DEATH IN PARIS SHOCKS WORLD
A MATCH KING died by self inflicted revolver wound in Paris after returning from abroad. He suffered a breakdown following financial woes and heavy business burdens. Born 1812, he built a vast trading empire and extended holdings, including a sustained global network and manufacturing links.
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Thapinis
Kerrier Au Tol
Muller
Kreaier
The Fixer Reported More by Lindbergh
A fragmentary report discusses the Lindbergh case and alleged kidnapper details. It mentions the fixer, a New York connection, and unanswered questions about procedural steps and home safety. The text is garbled but centers on prosecutorial intent and police awareness.
Special Law Passed by Sweden Special Law Passed by Sweden
An unclear OCR fragment reports a special law passage in Sweden. The text mentions locations such as Atockmolfm and Wien and references for private concurrences and an unclear closing date Monday. No coherent facts or names beyond scattered terms.
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Sweden
Adrift Chaos Amid Feud Across Teeftehd Isles
A fragmented report describes a perilous feud among three hundred missing Phree Wyindead Aafermen and their factions. The Teeftehd collapse leads to scattered groups fleeing along a northern coast, with several tribes abandoning the field as factions split and leaders vanish amid confusion.
Former plot revealed in prison
New York police disclosed an alleged kidnapping plot involving the Lindbergh baby. An inmate at Tope Prison was believed to have been guarded on November 1 as investigators pursued details about the thwarted scheme.
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Tt Oly
Tobe Prison
Lindberg
aRanual Lindbergh
New French Jury System Trialed in Murder Case
The new jury system was tested in Canton Annia with the defendant Devite dnland facing a murder charge. Two witnesses testified before the judge and jury, leading to a sentence of ten years imprisonment.
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Ch Prasweuter
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Devite Dnland
Precautions For Election Day Reported
Precautions circulate as voters prepare for the Drewnstenial election with appeals for calm and orderly voting. Officials expect steady turnout and note emergencies may require careful handling on April 10 as a potential eventuality. The piece discusses youth momentum and social concerns influencing public mood.
Split in Newfoundland government over Premier's budget proposal
In Newfoundland and St Johns the Premier Sir Richard Squires faces a party split as three senior members resign, including Health Minister H M Moddell, signaling a shakeup within the administration.
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H. M. Moddell
Shanghai Round Table Talks Sought by China and Japan
The Chinese government reiterates demand for immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Japanese forces from Shanghai before any progress at a round table conference. A Nanking official says Chinese commanders will welcome foreign observers if invited. China hopes negotiations can begin promptly under the League of Nations framework.
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Nanking
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League of Nations
United Voice in Far Eastern Crisis Sparks Geneva Note
A distorted note to the Secretary General from the United Muster Mecretary mentions movements of the Teague at Geneva and calls for unity toward a global approach on Herrn, Pact of Paris, and Covenant of the Loi. It frames international law, order, and justice guiding state actions.
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Mir Erle Drummond
United Muster
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Horen
Jim
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Loi
Garrison Rebels Seize Bakhalind as New Manchuria State Forms
According to the agency, the garrison in Bakhalind rose over the hoisting of the new Manchurian state flag. They seized four Chinese Hawks, looted Uy Naviet Trading Corp, and released prisoners from a local jail amid heavy rifle fire. Refugees died as battles raged near Blugovestohanak along the Amar River. among those aided were a Japanese consul, Soviet officials, and British manager Cromman and his wife.
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Uy" Naviet Trading Corporation
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Chicago Fracas Leaves Police Wounded in Demo Clash
Four policemen were shot and wounded during a Saturday demonstration outside the Tritone Tower on North Michigan Boulevard. A radical was arrested and charged with shooting. Several others injured as police dispersed the crowd protesting a Japanese candidate linked to Shanghai occupation.
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Max Mo
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Oath of Allegiance Amid Global Tensions
A fragment notes that De Valera faces pressure over the Oath of Allegiance and warns it could trigger economic and geopolitical strains. The piece suggests that allegiance matters for Britain and Ireland, hinting at broader impacts in India and South Africa and the potential for war if lines are drawn.
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Mn Editoriat
Aires
de Valera
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India
South Africa
Thames
England
Sir John Simon Meets French Premier in Paris Talks
Sir John Simon, en route from Geneva, called on M. Tardieu in Paris as talks focused on the Geneva meeting and planned further actions. They discussed the Abarmament conference tasks and the final resolution, with both governments preparing for next week’s sessions.
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M. Tardion
Foreign Office
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Marin
M. Urland
M. Tardlew
M. Tardieu
Abarmament Conference
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M. ‘Tard
Campbell's Bold Pace Shatters Speed Record Rumors
Malcolm Campbell, famed for world motor speed marks, reportedly timed from Armerton to day Florida affair in a pacing car, with talk of a new car and possible world record angles. Speculation arises whether 306 miles per hour can be achieved, as observers weigh funding and machine readiness.
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Hatneday
Malcolm Campbell
Mlorida
Carson
Malvatn Campbell
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