Cardinal Gibbons Near Death Amid Holy Week Turmoil
Baltimore March 23 reports say Cardinal Gibbons is comatose and nearing death as doctors lose hope for recovery. Anxious Catholics pray in churches while rumors of death circulate and cathedral authorities prepare for Easter rites without a pontifical mass.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles O’donovan
Albert E. Smith
Home of Friends
Union Mills
Havre de Grace
Index to Advertisements Page 2
An index listing multiple advertisers and businesses such as American Fish Distributing Co, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad related entries, Channel & Lawyer, Magnu s White Optometrist, Reed Meth, and others. It shows company names, ad sections, and page numbers for quick reference across categories like goods services and classifications. The fragmented OCR captures numerous brand names and sponsors like Grape Nuts John Van Range Co and Swift Laboratory.
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American Fish Distributing Co
Art Dry Cleaning Co
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Leasnee
Community Chest
Aiaece
Cunard-Anchor S. S. Line
Eagle Savings and Loan Association
Engelbert
Financial— American Finance Co
Ate Ice Oe
Beazell & Chatfield
Channel & Lawyer
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Hunter, Evans & Duble
Foley’s
Gidding—Women’s Wear
Golde—Haberdasher
John van Range Co
Kolbe & Co
Magnus White—Optometrist
McCullough Seed Co
Eoceverseece Jl Morand—Cleaning
Ivries Motion Pictures
Newstedt—Jewelry
Ohio Truss Co
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Pogue’s
Rewaony
Schacter Rubber
Swift Laboratory
Packers Workmen Sign Agreement To Avert Strike
Washington March 22 Prospects of an immediate strike in the packing industry were averted through mediation by Secretary Davis. Employees agreed to wage reductions and the five big packers accepted a six month extension of the Alschuler arbitration plan. The settlement preserves the eight hour day and overtime rates.
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Washington
Davis
Alschuler
Hoover
Wallace
Samuel Alschuler
Harding
Dennis Lane
Redmond S. Brennan
James G. Condon
Carl Meyer
White House
Bomb Kills Twenty at Milan Theater in Anarchist Attack
A bomb blast at Milan's Diana Theater killed twenty people and wounded thirty, with twenty more expected to die. Police suspect anarchist involvement as the London Times dispatch from Milan reports the incident.
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Milan
Italy
London
London Times
Ambuscades Reported Kill 24 In Dublin Reprisals
Dublin reports 24 killed and nearly 30 wounded in ambuscades tied to retaliatory actions after executions. Sinn Fein allegedly views prisoners as belligerents and sees executions as war crimes. Police fatalities rose in Clifden and Roscommon with arson and renewed daily guerrilla actions.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Whelen
Clifden
Patrick Morant
Roscommon
Clash Near Cork Farmhouse Kills Six Civilians
In Blarney district County Cork six civilians died in a morning attack as crown forces, then conducting a search for wanted men, were fired on from a farmhouse. Earlier, near Dingle, a three hour battle left eight police-aligned attackers dead and twenty wounded. three police were slightly wounded.
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Cork
Blarney
County Cork
Dingle
Strike of Marine Workers Ordered Likely Today
New York reports prepare for an immediate strike by ocean-going towboat mariners along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Thomas B. Healy of the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association says plans are complete and awaiting approval, with orders to quit work expected within twenty four hours.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
Thomas B. Healy
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Poles Proclaim Polish Republic Across Upper Silesia
Berlin dispatch reports armed Polish bands led by General Haller have crossed the Upper Silesian frontier and proclaimed a Polish Republic. German forces are said to be retreating from the area.
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London
Berlin
Kattowitz
Haller
Upper Silesian
Poland to press for vote based division of Upper Silesia
Warsaw dispatches say Poland will push the Inter Allied Commission to divide Upper Silesia by commune vote rather than overall district totals. Germany seeks entire region on numeric national majority, while Poland argues Versailles Article 88 limits such attribution. Poland reports rising Polish-majority communes and districts. total Polish advantage around 14,808 in ten districts.
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Washington
Poland
Inter-Allied Commission
Upper Silesia
Germany
Warsaw
Polish Foreign Office
Supreme Council of the
Allied and Associated Powers
Legation
Woman Hit by Auto May Die From Shock
Mrs Theresa Rice, 70, was struck on Madison road near Cleanview avenue by a car driven by Joseph Staton for Bald win Piano Company. She and Mrs Mary O Shaughnessy were en route to St Francis De Sales Church. Rice transported to Good Samaritan Hospital. shock feared due to age. police call the incident unavoidable.
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Madison Road
Cleanview Avenue
Theresa Rice
Breen Street
Joseph Staton
Lucien Wulsin
Baldwin Piano Company
O’shaughnessy
Murder charge in Cronkhite death at Camp Lewis
Robert Rosenbluth former Captain with the 213th Engineers was arrested in New York on a murder charge in the death of Major Alexander P Cronkhite at Camp Lewis Washington October 25 1918 An Army court reportedly found the Major shot himself but exhumation experts later cast doubt on self infliction Rosenbluth had served as an instructor at Camp Forrest Washington and later at Camp Lewis A separate case involves Roland R Pothier from Rhode Island who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and faces transfer to Tacoma for grand jury proceedings in connection with Cronkhites death.
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New York
Robert Rosenbluth
213Th Engineers
Alexander P. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Wash
Rosenbluth
Civic Club
Department of Justice
Camp Forrest
Major Cronkhite
Europe
Siberia
Roland R. Pothier
Central Falls
R. I
Providence
Cronkhite
Pothier
Tacoma
Seattle
United States
Saunders
Tacoma, Where Evidence Said To Be In Possession of Mr. Saunders
Mess
Army
France
Philadelphia
New York State
City
Airman Leaps 24 400 Feet For Parachute Record
Lieut ant Arthur G Hamilton set a new world parachute leap record by dropping 24 400 feet from a de Haviland B 4 at Chanute Field Illinois The ascent lasted 1 hour 26 minutes and the descent used a regulation parachute He landed 7 miles northeast of Chanute Field after a calm start and a 18 000 foot altitude before the drop A second plane accompanied him and returned him to Chanute Field Officials in Washington will certify the record.
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Lieut. Hamilton
Chanute Field
Del
Champaign
Ill
Arthur G. Hamilton
de Haviland
Harry Weddington
Lieut
Weddington
Hamilton
J. L. Stromme
H. A. Shevlin
Washington
Communist-led bomb wrecks courthouses across Central Germany
In Leipsic and surrounding cities Communist actions target courthouses city halls and banks as mass demonstrations spread. A Leipsic courthouse bomb roof and lobby damage. Rodewisch city hall nearly destroyed. dynamite injures several and a 21 year old is arrested in Auerbach with explosives.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Hamburg
Blohm and Voss
Leipsic
Dresden
Kodewisch
Germany
Rodewisch
Auerbach
Freiberg
Max Hoelz
Vogtland
Mansfield
Halle
Dieskau
Eisleben
Workmen and Police Clash at Hamburg Shipyards
A Berlin dispatch reported by Reuters says serious disorder erupted in Hamburg as workmen and police clashed outside the Vulkan shipyards. Four people were killed, twelve seriously injured, and fourteen slightly hurt. The Senate declared a minor state of siege.
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London
Maneh
Berlin
Reuters
Hamburg
Vulkan
Senate
Tried in Vain for Year To Land Ship's Cargo
The five masted schooner Governor Brooks abandoned by her crew near Castille Brazil after a year long voyage from Norfolk to Buenos Aires for coal. Built at Bath Missouri in 1907 and named for the Wyoming governor, the vessel met storms, a collision in Rio de Janeiro, and persistent leaks before the crew ended the attempt.
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Boston
Governor Brooks
Buenos Aires
Norfolk
Equator
Rio de Janeiro
Castille
Brazil
Bath
Wyoming
Miss Venus Excused From Trial After Compromise
Owensboro Kentucky March 23 Miss Venus the Goddess of Beauty was not ordered to stand trial again after a compromise ended the case. Her posters and banners linked to a local theater event were deemed immoral by the February grand jury but the jury failed to agree on a verdict and a new trial was planned for April.
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Owensboro
Venus
Marcus
Feeling Running High in Rome Against Soviet Trade Delegation
Tension rose at a Rome hotel as the Soviet trade delegation faced a loudoutcry from guests led by a French engineer. He accused the Russians of seizing treasures and beating his sister to obtain a gold wristwatch, prompting calls for the delegation to leave.
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Rome
Russia
M. Vorovsky
Italy
Lloyd George
Lenine
Lenine Shift Prompts U S to Weigh Russia Trade Returns
Washington reports indicate the Harding administration will seriously consider a Russian trade agreement if certain conditions aid Russia's industrial recovery. Lenine's changed stance and British hints prompt debate on restoring commerce and possible eventual recognition, with focus on evolving Bolshevik policy and global peace prospects.
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Washington
Harding
Lenine
Great Britain
Russia
Wilson
Lloyd George
Leninev
United States
England
France
League of Nations
Europe
State Department
United States Congress
Governess Cleared in Gem Theft Case At McFadden Home
Mme Jeanne Auberlet, former governess at George McSkadden Jr is exonerated of larceny and conspiracy in a $500000 jewel theft. McFadden testified she claimed Mrs McFadden and her mother plotted the crime to fund a trip for a Grand Duke and to save family honor.
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Media
Mme
Jeanne Auberlet
George McSkadden, Jr
Ford May Use Gasoline to Run His Railroad
Toledo dispatch reports Henry Ford tests gasoline motive power for passenger and freight service on the D. T. & I. Railroad after purchasing the line. Ford, with friends, stopped in Toledo en route to Ironton as the tour continues.
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Ford
Toledo
Henry Ford
Ironton
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Secretary of Labor
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Soviet Russia
oElZt City
U. S
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David Lawrence
America
Congress
JU. S
Central Executive Committee
Stockholm
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