MacSwiney sister defends lack of passport in U S visit
Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of late Irish leader Terence MacSwiney, said she has no passport and does not need one as she continues a lecture tour in the United States. She warned against interference by enemies of Ireland, stating she would hunger strike if arrested and plans to return to Ireland soon.
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Chicago
Mary MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Miss MacSwiney
United States
Washington
America
New York
Massachusetts
Ireland
Irish Free State
Plot to assassinate Austen Chamberlain alleged by Moscow bloc
New evidence reportedly unearthed in Vienna and Warsaw links the Moscow Communist International to a plot against Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain. British officials acknowledge information but offer no comment. Scotland Yard denies knowledge while Home Foreign and police offices form a committee to monitor militant Communist activity in Europe.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Foreign Office
Moscow Communist Internationale
Austen Chamberlain
Vienna
Warsaw
Scotland Yard
Communist Internationale
Moscow
Great Britain
Europe
Home Office
World News Servi
World) Press Pub. Co
Miss MacSwiney to Speak at Emery Auditorium in May
Miss MacSwiney is scheduled to speak at Emery auditorium on Sunday May 10 under the Cincinnati chapter of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. Garfield Burke chairs a large reception committee after over fifty organizations sought placement. The committee will meet at the Gibson Monday night to finalize event plans. She will discuss Ireland's political and social developments of the past three years. In 1921 Cincinnati drew hundreds who were turned away from Music Hall when she spoke there.
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Miss MacSwiney
Emery Auditorium
Cincinnati
American Association For
Garrett J. Burke
Gibson
Iss MacSwiney
Ireland
Music Hall
Bookman
America
John D. Sage
William Hayden Chatfield
Sage
Irish Free State Passport Inquiry Opens at State Dept
Washington April 29. Miss Mary MacSwiney the Irish Republican vicer appears at a State Department inquiry into her United States passport status. Irish Free State minister Timothy Smiddy denies involvement while labor officials say immigration may inspect her entry records.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Mary MacSwiney
Immigration Offis
State Department
Imothy Smiddy
Labor Department
Ohio
Miss MacSwiney
Uble
New York
Free Te
Boston
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
New American Mark Made for Milk and Butter Fat
A Holstein cow from Hopewell Junction New York set a new American record for ten months milk and butter fat with two milkings daily. Fishkill Dichter Colantha Inka of H Morgenthau Jr herd produced 15486.8 pounds of milk and 6543.38 pounds of butter fat equal to 679.2 pounds of butter.
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New York
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Fishkill Dichter Colantha Inka
H. Morgenthau, Jr
Harriss Heads Cotton Mart
Richard T. Harriss, at 45 one of the youngest nominees, is set to lead the New York Cotton Exchange as president after serving as vice president and board member. His rise began as a 15 year old office boy, with early work in Ft Worth and Dallas, and extends through 30 years in the cotton business, aided by family ties in Texas across Harriss Valley.
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New York
Wall Street
Richard T. Harriss
New York Cotton Exchange
Board of Managers
Cotton Exchange
Ralli Bros
Waco
Tex
Harriss
Ft. Worth
Texas
Harriss Valley
Plea Guilty in Ohio Conspiracy Case Ties Gardos to Rum Ring
In Cleveland, Armand Gardos and attorney Harry Grossberg pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge in a national prohibition case tied to the Armand Drug and Candy Company. Gardos returned from exile in Hungary to face the judge as Grossberg’s forgery trial proceeded. Both men face up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine, with sentences deferred pending full review.
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Cleveland
D. C
Grossberg
Armand Drug and Candy Company
Hayner
Troy
Westenhaver
Gardos
Hungary
United States
Canada
Bernsteen
John A. Foster
Prohibition
Federal
Miles E. Evans
Chardon
Department of Justice
Novelty
Toledo
Bernsteen and
Evans
Secret Service Office
Fourteen Crews Subpoenaed Over New Jersey Seizure
Fourteen members of the crews of the French schooner MonSmee and a motorboat seized off the New Jersey coast were subpoenaed to appear tomorrow before a Federal Grand Jury for questioning about the 3,000 cases of liquor found aboard the MonSmee.
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New York
Coast Guards
New Jersey
Deportation risk noted for undocumented visitor
The report states her stay was illegal and she could be deported. Officials stressed there is no record of any irregularity in her entry into the country.
Sale of Marshall Field Buildings Authorized by Court
Chicago April 29 Judge Hugo A Friend authorized the sale of the Marshall Field store buildings to Marshall Field and Co The land rental rights for 99 years were also approved The buildings price was fixed at 12 000 000 land valued at 18 000 000 with rentals rising from 900 000 to 1 500 000 annually Trustees including Marshall Field III testified the transfer serves the estate's best interests
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Chicago
Marshall Field
Marshall Field & Co
Hugo A. Friend
Circuit Court
Marshall Field III
Fess Opposes Dawes Senate Reform Plan
Senator Fess of Ohio, a staunch regular, declared against Vice President Dawes and his reform plan after meeting with President Coolidge at the White House. The Ohio senator joins a growing group resisting changes to Senate rules.
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Fess
Dawes
New York World News Service
Washington
Senate
Ohio
Coolidge
White House
Future Housewives Analyze Home Tasks With Stopwatch
Chicago April 29. University of Chicago home economics students study cheerful wife skills using job analysis on tasks. Window washing tested with five cleaning fluids while a student timed with a stop watch. Alcohol cleaned in four seconds and dried in five, the fastest observed time.
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Chicago
University of Chicago Home Economics Department
Lawyer Orders Notary to Produce Deposition in Contempt Case
Judge Marx ordered Robert G. Thayer held in jail for contempt of court after he refused to file a deposition taken April 25, 1924. The dispute centers on whether a notary must turn over a deposition used in a separate suit and whether the court can compel its filing. A writ of habeas corpus saved Thayer from spending the night in jail, to be heard by judges of the Court of Appeals.
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Marx
Superior Court
Robert G. Thayer
Middleton Avenue
Henry Street
Leo Brumleve
Wade Cushing
Robert Buchwalter
Court of Appeals
Thayer
Block
Coors Brothers
Reading Road
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Simeon Johnson
Johnson
Cinicinnati
Black
Street
Brum
Covington Engineer Killed as Wreck Hurts 27
A Chesap eake and Ohio F F W Limited passenger train derailed near Quincy Kentucky injuring 27. Engineer Caxon M Lively of Covington died while fireman Elwood Mitchell was fatally scalded. Nine Cincinnati residents among the injured. Cause under investigation. wreck saved by ditch mud.
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Chesape and Ohio
Quincy
Cincinnati
Caxton M. Lively
East Nineteenth Street
Covington
Elwood Mitchell
Silver Grove
Harry Bell
Lafayette Avenue
Norwood
J. S. M’weeney
N. G. Inetti
J. E. Hamilton
E. M. Lacock
Ft. Thomas
Henry M’conell
Cora Kilgore
Dayton
F. F. W. Limited
Washington
Ashland
Mitchell
Huntington
Lively
Young Mens Christian Association
Canan
Seventeenth Street
Madison Avenue
Virginia Ively
der Son
W. Va
Florence Lively
Chesapeake & Ohio
Washington, D. C
Two shot in liquor feud in Kankakee
In Kankakee Illinois two men were killed and a third fatally wounded at a soft drink shop linked to the feud that began with Sam Zaccero's slaying last week. Witnesses and suspects remained silent. no arrests were reported. Zaccero's body was later recovered from a quarry west of town after last week's shooting.
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Kankakee
Iil
Sam Zaccero
Frank Luppino
Luppino
Alssio Lortoric
Victore Fespanti
Zaccero
Larry Evans Dies Noted Novelist from Golden
Lawrence Evans widely known novelist died in Tucson Arizona Sunday night according to word received here. He grew up in Golden and wrote several acclaimed works. The passing marks a significant loss for American letters with Evans recognized for his literary contributions and distinctive voice.
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Larry Evans
Associated Press
Golden
Mass
Lawrence
Larry) Evans
Tuscon
Arizona
Churchill Budget Sparks Cross-Party Clash in Commons
London reports a fierce budget debate with Tory industrialists led by Lord Beaverbrook attacking Churchill proposals as inadequate for industry. Labor and Liberals join in criticism over pensions, import duties, and tax reforms seen as favoring the rich, signaling a united front against the budget.
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Churchill
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Evening Standard
Beaverbrook
Philip Snowden
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Alfred Mond
Snowden
the Star
Y. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
France Eyes Return to Gold Standard
Paris April 29 Great Britain's move to the gold standard has prompted French financiers to study options for a similar return. Finance Minister Caillaux is examining the problem and has signaled continued discussion as the issue garners attention.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Caillaux
Bulgarian Insurgent Activity Limited to Provinces
Sofia remains quiet while Northern Bulgaria stays in insurgent hands awaiting a favorable moment to strike Sofia again. Varna is active as Bolshevists channel money and arms, with a local insurgent committee led after the Sofia leaders were captured or slain.
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Sofia
Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Bulgaria
Varna
Black Sea
Bolshevists
Kaabovy
Solumen
Burgas
Rustead
Gabrovo
Odeon
Luther Stands Put on Germany Policy and Rhine Evacuation
Berlin report: Chancellor Luther reaffirms Germany will follow the moderate peace path and insist on the withdrawal of French and British troops from the Rhine while pursuing a non aggression security pact with the Entente. Von Hindenburg expresses cautious support and plans to speak in Berlin next week.
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Luther
Germany
Rhine
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
World News Service
von Hindenburg
Wilhelm Marx
Entente
Dawes
Perce Ens
Pam Eees
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Norid Rum Ring
Prison Among Friends
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Caxton Lively
Bae
Hrave
Tzankoff
Peasant Party
Dragiev
Jugo-Slavia
Trankoff
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavian
Legation
Greece
Jugo-Slavs
Albania
Balkan
Chancellor
Hindenburg
von Hindenburg-Luther
N. Y
Field Marshal
von Hindenberg
Dodo Zy Innhausen
Knypen
Moehle
Duringenburg
Co. M. Bookman
Community Chest
Chest
Chatfield
Cincinnati Chest
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