War Hovers Over Ulster Frontier Again
London dispatch reports threat of war over the Ulster frontier as the Liagan commission dissolves. Ulsterites prepare for invasion from the south while Free State forces dig trenches and patrol along both sides of the boundary.
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Ulster Frontier
Laison Commission
Ulster
Tre
Free State
Nehes
London
Uister Province
Ireland
Belfast
Evening News Today
Liagan Commission
Irish Free State
Sion
Trentier
Prohibition Navy Costs Climb Over Half Million Expected
Washington reports rough estimates show nine sub chasers used for enforcing the Volstead act would cost about 509000 annually to operate plus 150000 for overhaul and 300000 for crew pay, with funds scarce and boats already loaned by the navy to Prohibition officials. The dry fleet remains uncommissioned as financial and technical details are pending.
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Washington
Harding
W. F. Reynolds
Toast Guard
Fary
Prohibition
Haynes
Coast Guards
Reynolds
R. T. Tach
Treas Department
Treasury
Congress
Weather Forecast and Local Advertisements Note
Patchy rain likely with unsettled conditions and slightly warmer temperatures. Local ads include pastry shop specials, free radio concert tonight, hat shop value promise, and new dance records at Klein Heffel Zollars Music Parlors.
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M. J. Nusbaum’s
Victor
Klein-Heffelman-Zollars Co
Adv
Cutie
Ten Little Fingers
Victor Records
M. J. Nusbaum
Tusc
St E
Poison
Dairymen Meet Here in Local Chamber Session
Leading dairymen from several counties gathered Friday in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss milk industry matters. E. D. Waide of the Ohio Farm Bureau was present to address the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. D. Waide
Ohio Farm Bureau
Three Men Sentenced for Delinquency Involving Boys
Three men received long terms in the workhouse for contributing to the delinquency of young boys. Jack Toward, 68, released a week earlier, was sent back for one year. Leanos and Pantos each drew one year plus a $1,000 fine and costs. Pantos’ sentence was withheld pending investigation of his past and family ties. Sali Jimi was discharged. Judge Ake warned juvenile court convictions carry maximum sentences.
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Jack Toward
Leanos
Dan
Pantos
Sali Jimi
Ake
Twenty Killed As Riots Erupt In East Africa
London dispatch reports in British East Africa after Indian agitator Thuku’s arrest. Rioters, mobs of thousands gathered around Nairobi police station, soldiers fired, a general strike followed, and about thirty wounded as police clashed with demonstrators.
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Thuku
London
British East Africa
Nairobi
Sprigs Of Green Mark St Patrick Observances In Cantonia
Irish heritage and St Patrick spirit filled Cantonia streets and store windows. Moose Hall hosted the main event with Rev James McDonough of St Marys seminary Cleveland as speaker on Ireland. Rev M J Flanigan praised St Patrick and his global influence while Mrs H W Wertz sung Kilarny and Miss Ann Witter Irish Lullaby. Joseph M Blake chaired the gathering.
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St. Patrick
Moose Hall
James McDonough
St Mary's Seminary
Cleveland
Ireland
M. J. Flanigan
St. John's Catholic Church
H. W. Wertz
Killarney
Ann Witter
Joseph M. Blake
Truck Petition 18 Set for Wednesday Hearing
The case, led by Dannemiller Grocery Co and signed by local truck owners, challenges the Burke law 628-3 ton limit on state roads. Judge Ake will hear the injunction request to restrain enforcement while asking Chief Justice Marshall to appoint a visiting judge from another county. Defendants include Leon Herrick and George Davidson, with county surveyor George Sickafoose and Sheriff Milo Cathon named. The suit aims to test constitutionality of Burke law provisions allowing lower weight limits for road protection.
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Ake
Marshall
Dannemiller Grocery Co
Leon ©. Herrick
George L. Davidson
George L. Sickafoose
Milo W. Cathon
Starkeo
Detain Suspect in Brunen Murder
In Mount Holly New Jersey on March 17 Burlington county detectives detained George L Werner a former Brunen cook on suspicion of knowledge about the Brunen murder. No charges were filed and he has not been arrested Carl Ward another former Brunen employee was released after grilling all night Ward said Brunen threatened to shoot him and Mrs Brunen after learning of an attachment but took no action.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Georgel. Werner
John T. Brunen
Burlington County
Werner
Carl Ward
Brunen
Ward
D A R Chooses Cincinnati For 1923 Meeting
March 17 Akron state D A R session selects Cincinnati as the meeting city for 1923. Mrs Wilson of Xenia is endorsed for vice president general. Thatcher scholarship fund is oversubscribed.
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Akron
Cincinnati
Association
Mra
Wm. Wilson
Xenia
A Fine Player Roll and Local Advertisements
Special Saturday only 59¢ player roll titled The Eagle and the Lion. BD W Lerch Co promotes ads at 210 Market Ave N. Baby's First Photograph free after opening a Baby Savings account at The First Trust Savings Bank, plus a baby book. Also ads for M J Nushaum, concert broadcast by C G Conn Co, Hermstitching, Ohio Produce Co delivery, Kenny's Piano Dept three rolls for $1, and a Fire Sale at Georges Brom.
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Eagle and the Lion
W. Lerch Co
Baby
Courtney
First Trust & Savings Bank
Radio Bugs Sweep Nation As Wireless Fever Grows
The article portrays a nationwide craze for radio and wireless listening, with scientists students officials and public figures eager to embrace the new device and its growing popularity across cities and towns.
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Wetton
Return of Rhine Troops Sparks Senate Bid
Washington March 17. Senator Borah of Idaho and Senator Underwood of Alabama united in demanding the immediate withdrawal of all American troops from the Rhine. Borah argued continued troop presence burdening Germany and hindering its economic recovery.
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Underwood
Alabama
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Rhine
Germany
CHECK FORGER GETS 20 YEARS
J P Breigh formerly of Akron faced arraignment in Wheeling for passing sixteen forged checks while employed at a Martins Ferry Ohio newspaper. He pled guilty to two indictments and received a 20 year penitentiary sentence plus additional terms for other charges and prior New York convictions. Breigh used aliases John Kelker Alexander Noyes and Allen G Storm. He has become partially blind in jail and told the court he expected more consideration but holds no ill will toward the court.
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Martinserry
Ohio
New York State
Breigh
John Kelker
Alexander Noyes
Allen G. Storm
Bretch
Death from burns shocks Newark community
Mrs. J. M. Dewees aged 18 died early today in Newark after a stove fire erupted from a gas flame igniting her dress while she polished a stove. She leaves a husband and five children. The report notes a tragic accident and ongoing local notices include a water mains flushing schedule and ads for services from Kenny's Plano Dept and The Hat Shop.
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Newark, CO
J. M. Dewees
State To Purchase Shooting Grounds
Columbus March 17 The state will buy 15 000 acres of woodland in Secleto county for 75 000 for game preserve public shooting ground and reforestation. Ten thousand acres to be funded from hunters license money by State Director of Agriculture Tabor. 5000 acres to be bought by Wooster experiment station board of control using legislature funds under the Silver reforestation act. Original timber has been cut from the 15 000 acres.
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Columbus
Secleto County
Davis
Tabor
Hunters
Board of Control of the
Wooster Experiment Station
Dykeman Plans 10 Inspect Ohio Public Schools
Ohio State Fire Marshal Dykeman will begin complete inspections of all public private and parochial schools in Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo and Columbus next Monday He is ready to inspect Akron and Youngstown by late next week after special deputy training He prepared a list of at least 25 fire hazard pointers from recent school house investigations for guide to the inspections.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Dykeman
Dykerman
Akron
Youngstown
Boards of Education
Marshal Dykeman
Ohio
Athletic Club and Odd Fellows Baseball Meet
O F Athletic Club and Odd Fellows invite players to City Ball field at 1 30 p m Saturday afternoon for a baseball game. Adv Bros 602 Tuscat E Adv.
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O. F. Athletic Club
City Ball Field
Adv
Baby Savings Plan and Odd Job Ads in First Trust listing
A Baby Book and Baby's First Photograph offer. savings accounts require £1 with The First Trust Savings bank to furnish a silver plated bank. Classified items include Lost-Loston Brindle Bull Doge with reward. employment help and odd jobs advertised. Airy notices list travel fare 2.08 to Cleveland and back, and a Dreaming song roll ad from W Lerch Co.
Governor Davis Seen Likely to Run Again for Renomination
Columbus reports strong bets that Governor Harry L. Davis will seek a second term. Officials and party leaders cite conferences with Thompson Clark Hynicka and others as signaling his planned renomination announcement set for Saturday night.
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Davis
Carmin A. Thompson
Cleveland
George H. Clark
Canton
Republican State Executive Committee
Rud K. Hynicka
Cincinnati
Smith
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
W. F. Boyd
United States
Boyd
Harry L. Davis
Fr. K. Hynick
Ohio
Harding
Immigrant Admission Denial Likely for Semenoff
Officials from the immigration service said Gregory Semenoff of the Russian Cossacks and labeled butcher of the far east would be denied entry to the United States. The board of Inquiry will decide the case in Vancouver Rh. C. despite the State Department’s lack of objection to his admission. He reportedly has no diplomatic standing and would be treated as any Russian immigrant.
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Washington
Gregory Semenoff
Far East
United States
Board of Inquiry
Vancouver
Rh. C
Immigration Service
State Department
Semeneff
Leaddaal 60 Ib Coated Plate Roofing Spouting Ad
Leaddaal 60 Ib coated plate guaranteed 25 years for roofing and spouting and general repairing Quick Repair Co 400 Market S Both phones 2042 adv Fire sale Georges Broad spreads ladies skirts scarfa
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Georges Bros
Leaddaal
Georges
Biggest seizure of imported whiskey at East Tiffanys pier
New York reports four thousand cases of imported whiskey valued at $600000 seized by the customs service at an abandoned East Tiffanys pier in the Bronx. A two masted schooner named Viking faced raid fire, twenty minute melee, and 24 prisoners including a captain alias David Nefferon.
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New York
Special Service
Customs Service
East Tiffanyst
Bronx
Automobilea
Clara
Gloucester
Maia
John Johnson
David Nefferon
Hera
St Patrick Day violence in Limerick leaves one dead
In Limerick on St Patrick's day one man was killed and three wounded when Republicans fired on a brass band marching through the streets. Police searched for armed assailants as crowds gathered for elaborate observances by supporters of the Irish provisional government amid rising tensions between rebel brigades from Limerick and Tipperary.
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Limerick
Ireland
Irish Provisional Government
Tipperary
Irish Republican Army
Akron tax yields two cents after deductions
In Akron a man filed his income tax return and after deductions noted he owed the United States two cents. The notice mentions a prior record of a $100,000 tax payment by S. A. of RB. T. Endher Social and an obituary note for Brother Porter.
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Akron
Uncle Sam
United States
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