Rebel Leader De Valera Captured Amid Oil Crisis Fallout
Angora reports a Chester concession ratified by the Twentieth National War Parliament triggering international tensions. United States and Britain face conflicting interests as Mosul oil development looms, with possible execution threats and the fate of leaders including De Valera cited amid growing rebellion and geopolitical stakes.
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Escaped Jail Capture Sparks U S Population Report
United Press reports a dramatic jail escape linked to a broader discussion of U S population trends. The piece outlines annual growth, wartime influences, and state population shifts including New York, Ohio, and Vermont, with figures and age-related details cited for context.
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Commons in an Uproar over Labourer Disturbances
London Apr 11 The House of Commons halted business as Labour supporters disturbed the chamber crying Adjourn Adjourn The upheaval followed the government's defeat on a non division vote with about 800 in attendance. Tibor and fiber forces were later described as overruling the government, which refused to resign.
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Russian Children Taught Atheism in Paris Report
Paris dispatch reports hundreds of thousands of Russian children taught atheism. Grand Duke Alexander appeals for moral aid from Christian nations to support Russians in their fight against the anti religious Soviet government. The article condemns atheistic instruction and warns of religious poisoning of humanity.
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German Demonstration Spurs New Penalties Report
April 11 dispatches describe a Ruhr protest against French forces in occupied areas. Fines, arrests, looting, and court-martial threats accompany clashes at Essen and surrounding towns. French troops fire on workers near Werl and Treves, with casualties and mass expulsions reported.
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Non-Partisans Sweep Camden Special Election Victory
Camden voters favored non partisan candidates in a five seat city election. Early tallies show Sir Frank Hilstetner, an independent Republican, leading with Parrot Sherwood and Raymond Stiley among independents. Republican and Democratic lines trailed with counts around fourteen thousand.
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Conference to bridge $10 million gap in state budget figures
Harrisburg April 1. Leaders of the legislature and the Governor planned to resume talks today aiming to resolve a $10,000,000 discrepancy between budget figures and the house appropriation committee estimates. The meetings seek to align projected expenditures with legislative allocations.
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Hearing Sheds Light on Bosses Bus Operation Application
A chaotic OCR filled report describes a Public Service Commission hearing on Columbus city buses. The Corry and Columbus Traction Co opposes a permit to operate a fleet including larger buses, with proposed eight cent fares and five cent transfers. Residents fear service changes and street disruption as hearings proceed in Erie.
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Susquehanna Liner Ashore Near Columbia River Mouth
The palatial ex German liner Susquehanna carrying passengers and cargo went ashore near the Columbia river mouth this morning. Crew and passengers are reported not in immediate danger as tugs have been dispatched for assistance. The vessel had sailed for Seattle and South American ports and is listed to Gillespie and Company.
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Taxation Plan Nears Approval in State Talks
The Howewa conference centered on a tax plan as Governor and legislators pursue a broad appropriation. Representative Howard Silt of the Ways and Means Committee says the appropriation should pass the committee and government fiat. Hopes rise for a significant tax measure without waiting for the governor’s guidance.
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Japanese Privy Council Abrogates Lansing-Ishii Pact
The Japanese privy council ratified abrogation of the Lansing Ishii agreement with the United States, a move to align with the Nine-Power Treaty and clarify Japan’s rights in China. Harold Marsh, arriving from Worcester, Mass, visited relatives and friends during his stay.
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Fugitive Poughkeepsie Breakout At Matteawan Seized
Convicts overpowered guards during a breakout at Matteawan asylum near Poughkeepsie. Escape aided by a hospital employee and allies, leading to a search along roads toward the Canadian border. Notable fugitive Nacey Thaw, linked to Stanford Whitt murder, fled by auto before being recaptured in Canada days later.
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Centralized tax bill faces strong opposition in assembly
A heated debate rages over a plan to centralize taxes as legislators, city officials, and representatives argue over the measure. Critics warn it could overwhelm local control while supporters press for uniform policy. The outcome remains uncertain as votes loom this week.
Russia plans to strengthen military to insure peace
Moscow reports Russia to fortify army and air force while pursuing disarmament talks. Trotsky says war is avoided as much as possible and no war is excluded, with plans to strengthen armed forces amid global tension.
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Harvey Plans Visit Tou 5
Ambassador George Surrey plans a visit to the United States likely at end of April for a month long stay. Miss Gladys Akam returned home to Lovells this afternoon and may visit with her parents.
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Evading Tax Payment Often Proves Costly
A garbled news draft notes repeated failures to evade taxes, citing authorities and cases where taxpayers face penalties, asset seizures, and legal action. It references individuals and authorities, with unclear details but implies enforcement rises after investigations.
Ohio dancers chase new record amid long dance vigil
Haley Mayer and Bob Williarad pushed toward a four hour goal in a nonstop dance at Vlevieeand. They appeared fresh as Alma Cummings set a record in New York, while Miss Mayer, age 21, and her partner were described as energetic. Mrs Don Richard visited nearby relatives during the event.
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