Bodies of Britishers slain by Sinn Feiners found in field
Four men who angered Sinn Fein were killed near Belfast on Tuesday night. James Maher and Patrick O Mara, Thurles former soldiers, were found in a field with Maher labeled spy. Two others found in Aughnacloy lane bore cards declaring they were tried and executed by the Irish Republican Army. A youth in Keady was tied to a gate with a plea to beware. Police arrested Sinn Fein figures Alexander McCabe and Michael McLoughlin. A Dublin murder figure, Patrick Moran, again faces death, approved by General MacReady. Dublin curfew notices warn crown forces to stay off streets after 10 pm or risk shooting.
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Belfast
Sinn Fein
Here
James Maher
Patrick O’mara
Thurles
Maher
Augnacloy
Irish Republican Army
Francis McPhillips
Keady
Carrick-on-Shannon
Alexander McCabe
Michael McLoughlin
Sinn
Dublin
Trial opens in Clara Smith Hamon murder case in Oklahoma
The Hamon murder trial began in Ardmore with Judge Champion presiding. Jurors selected from 21 veniremen as both sides used peremptory challenges. Mrs. Hamon, widow Mrs. Jake L. Hamon, attended in mourning with her children, while prosecutors labeled the case as a long struggle over evidence timing and prior relations.
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Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Republican National
Oklahoma
Thos. W Champion
Harmon
Walla
Jake L. Harmon
Altho
8. P. Freeling
Veniremen
P. Preeting
Venieimen
Champion
Hamon
Freeling
William P. McLean
Walter Scott
Cimuajgnate
Clara Smith
Frank Harmon
Red attack on Kronstadt ends in retreat
Bolshevik forces withdrew after failed efforts to recapture Kronstadt fortress leaving hundreds slain. Reports from Helsinki to Copenhagen note fighting in Petrograd and widespread disorder across Russia with Kronstadt bombardment causing limited local damage but heavy city fire.
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Hellingfors
United Press
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Farmer killed by his own trap near Omaha
John Berg, a 54 year old farmer near Omaha, was shot and killed when he opened a chicken coop door triggering a self set gun trap. The device was placed to deter chicken thieves and discharged a heavy caliber pistol. In Cheyenne, Associate Justice Blydenburgh learned by telegraph that his son Charles, 31, fell from a San Jose streetcar and fractured the skull while attending college.
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Omaha
Neb
John Berg
Berg
Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles E. Blydenburgh
Wyoming Supreme Court
Charles
San Jose
Cal
Russian exiles drive new Russia revolution in exile
The Reval correspondent of the Rotterdam Maas-schede reports that Russians deported from the United States are playing a prominent part in the latest Russian revolution. The dispatch notes the deported influence is growing and mentions continuation on another page.
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the Hague
Reval
Rotterdam
No Strike Expected in Ruhr District Despite Threats
Reports from Duisburg and Ruhr districts say workers finished a full day’s work with little unrest as allied forces complete occupation of Rhine ports. Officials believe no general strike will occur, while exporters warn penalties could hurt Germany’s economy if Berlin does not intervene.
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Duisburg
Marchais
Lone Preas
Germany
D . Dusseldorf
Ruhrort
Russia
Occupied
Berlin
Marion Man Is Selected for Comptroller
Washington March 10 D R Crissinger of Marion Ohio was nominated by President Harding to be comptroller of the currency He will succeed John Skelton Williams who resigned two days before the Harding administration began He is a lawyer and banker and lifelong friend of the president Washington March 10 The nomination of Dr C E Sawyer of Marion Ohio President Hardings personal physician to be a brigadier general in the medical reserve corps of the army was confirmed today by the senate.
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Washington
D. R Crissinger
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Crissinger
John Skelton Williams
C. E. Sawyer
Medical Reserve Corps
Army
Senate
Packing House Employes Seek Injunction Over Wages and Hours
In Omaha Kansas City counsel for packing house workers says a petition for a temporary restraining order will be filed in federal court in Chicago if President Harding’s appeal fails. If denied, a receivership of the packers may be requested to halt alleged contract breaches and wage and hour changes.
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Omaha
Neb
Conference of Warend
Chicago
Harding
Redmond G. Brennan
Kansas City
Brennan
Conference of Packing House Amalgamated
Treaty Action Postponed by Senate in March Session
The Senate agreed to defer action on the Colombian treaty until the April session and to vote eight days after Congress convenes. Open or closed debate on the treaty was also postponed, with adjournment of the current session planned next Saturday. Report from St Joseph Missouri notes Wade's arrival with city drug reports.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Rendore Eaid
Segaion
Jap Officer Seized in Plot to Sell Naval Secrets
Naval Lieutenant Tsuru Hamaguchi was arrested and handed to a court martial in Tokyo on accusations of seeking to sell mobilization plans and secret maps to Captain Edward Howe Watson the U S naval attaché. Letters offered for a prize of 1 000 000 yen described Formosa maps and depths of Tokyo Bay.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Tsuru Hamaguchi
Edward Howe Watson
United States
Watson
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
Goto Yapada
Japan
Formosa
Tokio Bay
Naval Department
Hamaguchi
OU Criminals Plead Guilty In Court Here
Since the term opened, six pleas of guilty in criminal cases were entered. T J Mitchell alias O Freel pleaded guilty to forgery involving two checks. O Brien admitted theft of 168 dollars from a city vault and awaits sentence. Jose Rodrigans and Charles Perales pleaded guilty to stealing silk dresses from Weber Commercial and were jailed awaiting sentence. J Probe pleaded guilty and received months in county jail for theft from Mrs Hogue's home. Philippe Olamino received one year and a day for assault related to a railroad station incident.
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District Court
T. J. Mitchell
O. Freel
Mitchell
Kk. P. O’brien
Jose Rodrigans
Charles Perales
Weber Commercial Company
J. Probe
Harry Hogue
Philippe Olamino
Lester Mayers
Jack Jones
First Harding Message Reaches Philippine Leaders
Manila reports Harding's first executive message to the Philippines is received by Senate President Manuel L. Quezon and House Speaker Sergio Osmeña in reply to their congratulatory note. The two Filipino leaders acknowledge the message as a historic step in U.S. Philippines relations.
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Manila
P. 1
Harding
Senate
Manuel L. Quezon
Sergio Osmena Jite
Head Hunters Flourish in L A Republic
New York report details Geo. RH. Charles and Harold Anthony returning from Southern Ecuador with more than 3500 specimens of birds and animals. They describe head hunting Javaro tribes and their tribal battles as part of the explorers eight months in untamed forest lands.
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New York
Geo. RH. Charles
Harold Anthony
Museum of Natural History
Ecuado
Four Tanks of Oil Set Afire in Brooklyn Plant
A fire at Standard Oil Lone & Fleming works in Green Point Brooklyn caused four oil tanks to explode and endanger others. Ambulances were summoned as wind blew flames toward remaining tanks drawing crowds across the area. YW Hendrickson of Denver visits to handle business matters.
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New York
Wage Cuts to Affect 44000 at New York Central and Union Pacific
New York Central announced wage reductions effective April 16 covering about 44 000 employees across all departments from New York to Chicago. A conference will be held to agree on the new scale after the employer classifications are reviewed. At Omaha Nebraska a Pacific conference between Union Pacific General Manager W M Deffers and labor representatives on reducing wagon unallied labor was held.
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NEW York Central
Union Pacific
New York
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
W. M. Deffers
Union Pacifier
Passenger train derailment near Mitchell injures no one
A Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul passenger train No. 106 derailed near Cuthbert ten miles north of Mitchell after leaving Aberdeen. The incident occurred just before noon and no one was injured.
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G. D
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Milwaukee & &J. Paul
Aberdeen
Gious City
Cuthbert
Mitchell
Shoady
Cold Weather Predicted Across Northern States
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast indicating much colder conditions over the northern states from the Great Lakes to the Rocky Mountains in the coming days. An abnormally high pressure system over Alaska and the far northwest drives the change.
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Rocky Mountains
Alaska
Far Northwest
Weather Bureau
Wife of General Aguinaldo Dies in Cavite Home
Manila March 10 Mrs Hileria Del Rosario Aguinaldo wife of Gen Emilio Aguinaldo a noted figure in the Philippine insurrection died of pneumonia today at her Cavite home near Manila A son and daughter are attending college in the United States.
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Manila
P. I
Hileria del Rosario Aguinaldo
Emelio Aguinaldo
Cavite
United States
Fire damages shack and two houses near sandbar
A fire started by overheating equipment in a shack near the sandbar damaged the shack and two houses, with losses around 1000 dollars. Firemen stopped the blaze as strong winds spread embers. a milk-container still and three barrels of mash were seized by police after the operator fled.
Hamon Murder Trial Opens In Ardmore Oklahoma
Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon faces murder charges in Ardmore tied to the death of Jake L. Hamon a wealthy oilman and Republican national committeeman who died November 25 five days after being shot. The case centers on the shooting and its causes as presented at trial.
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Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
French seek modified League push to Harding Paris declares
Paris reports the French foreign office says negotiations are under way with the U S State Department to win President Harding's backing for a modified League of Nations. Washington officials withheld comment while noting the initiative appears French government driven and not yet in formal talks.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Washington
State Department
Harding
United States
League of Nations
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Jusscer
Ita
Viviant
Davis
London
Mike
Farmers Sign Beet Contracts Prompt Hopeful Sugar Year
In Denver on March 10 the Great Western Sugar company announced contracts for beets on about 12 000 acres in northern Colorado and an equal area in Nebraska. Officers said early signings indicate a promising year for the sugar beet industry.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Nebraska
Great Western Sugar Company
Third Murder In Nineteenth Ward Election Turmoil
Chicago reports a third murder in three days during the bitter aldermanic election campaigns. Workers found a man under the elevated rail line with a crushed face and two bullet wounds. Earlier, two men were assassinated in the ward on Tuesday as bombings rocked the area.
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Chicago
No Clemency For Yee Geow In Wyoming Execution
Cheyenne March 10. Acting Governor Chaplin announced no executive action would stay Yee Geow 22 a Chinese tongman from being hanged at the Rawlins state prison for the murder of Thomas Holland. Medical testimony found him insane and without extenuating circumstances. execution expected around 2 A M Friday with the death trap tested.
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the Tribune
Chaplin
Yee Geow
Rawlins
Thomas Holland
Hayeaya the Toogman
Gover
Tomate
Lendon
Iphysiciane
Carey
Rawling
Wyo
State Penitentiary
Geon
Laramie County
John Federhen
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