Ulster Rebels Strike Amid Irish Civil War Chaos
March 30 report from Dublin describes Irish rebel forces raiding the Frisman Journal plant and seizing Cork city police barracks. Revolt spreads with 6,000 R.A. troops mustered in Limerick and Cork, kidnappings and targeted raids on barracks mark border warfare. The Frisman Journal, once Sinn Fein loyal, is destroyed. London officials attempt a ceasefire and political accommodation amid mounting instability.
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Hebel
Amy Weiked
Hnd
Pres
Frisman Journal
Vngtor
Cork City
T. R.A
County Limerick
County Cork
London
Ulster
Free State
Rentnors Barracks
Galway
Ireland
Preeton
Journal
Metropoletan
Dublin
Tonchiners
Harry Moore
Manner Ink
Sinn Penn
Collins
Griffit
Ini
Leland
James Craig
Michael Gullinis
Erenew Ube
Colonial Office
Siuun
Arthur Griffith
Lord Londondenry
Winston Churchill
Loming Worthingtom Evans
Hritsh
Married at Franklin Oss Sperry and Tra Miller wed
Miss Olen G. Sperry daughter of Mrs Addie Sperry and Tra Miller of Tuois married Wednesday March 6 in the parsonage of the Baptist Church of Grant City by Rev Robert M Greene. The bride formerly worked at Muti Telephone Company. After a trip to DuBois Washington and Philadelphia they will reside at 41st W Front Street Oil City Pa. Congratulations are extended to the couple.
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Mis Olen G. Sperry
Addie Sperry
Tra. Miller
Tuois
Pennsyvania Railroad
Robert M. Greene
Muti Telephone Company
DuBois
Washington
Philadelphia
Hom
Trout
Oil City
Sniuny Corryrlouds
Nationwide Campaign to End Smoking by Women
Washington march 10 a nationwide campaign to end smoking by women gathers support from Rep Johnson of Mississippi and campaign leaders who urge cities and states to enact local bans. They frame the issue as a public health effort and argue women seek the same rights as men to abstain from smoking in public spaces.
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United Place
Washington
Cig
Johnson
Canital
Ren
Magazine note scam taints local canvassing effort
A wave of forged magazine subscription notices surfaced as canvassers raised payments ranging from 8 to 24 dollars. Bank records show discounting on fake notes, with Curtis Publishing alerted and local residents receiving magazines without authorization. Bank cashier Parkes notes similar discounts occurred before, casting doubt on the legality of the signatures and the underlying scheme.
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Tis
Carvassers
Focal
Titicons
Curtis
Filariks
Hayes
Tanvasser
Parkes
Aff
Jain
Use U S Guards to End Booze Smuggling
Nassau Bahama Tolands March 30 Fataliliuhnent of Uni States off cial guards at West Indian bootleg centers and laboried Tiners touchily at these. Ports will be recommended to Prohible ting Commissioner Haynes by Colonel LG Nutt and a party of dey agents heas today to investigate the liquor traffic. This is necessary to stop the steady flow of hoods from the Indian to America. Col MYU believes Col Nutt sicated he hae discovered ach of the supported ganuine Scotch whiskey and imported gin which is shipped to America from the West Indies 44 made from Catan molassop and sold in counterfeit battles of Johnny Walker Gordon Gin and other fanjgus brani
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Nassau
Bahama Tolands
Fataliliuhnent
Uni
Haynes
Lg, Nutt
America
Col
Myu
Nutt
West Indies
Johnny Walker
Gordon
Opposition opens guns on Lloyd George showdown in Commons
London March 10 United Press reports opponents of Lloyd George prepare to defeat his Genoa conference resolution and force a cabinet crisis. The Independent Liberals Unionists and Laborish factions plan amendments challenging the government and Lloyd George. He aims to win a vote of confidence and will lead Britain’s Genoa delegation if defeated otherwise.
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United Preasy
London
Lloyd Gagrge
Genoa
Commosis
Monilay
Heal
England
Lloyd George
Cannes
Te Valier
Loyd George
tWat
Great Brita
Geon
Independent
Aberals
Ormer
Ascith
Maclean
Stova George
Pranve
Bow
Noga
Bi George Youtier
Soviet
Russia
George
Branly
License to Corry Dealer Is Held Up
Special to the Journal Erie March 40 Phey application for saloon license filed by Fenale Keleher of Corey was held under advisement by the court. Several applicants were refused including eleven Erie dealers and others. Erie Brewing Company application was petitioned with 107 others for saloons in Erie and nearby towns. The total goa t of a Neanie this year is unclear but notes payments and permits are mentioned.
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Erle
Phey
Fenale Keleher
Corey
Wong
Erie
North East
Waterford
Erie Brewing Company
Cory
Union City
Bill Creek
North East Township
North Eastborough
North Girard
Girard
Fairview
Wealeyville
Malard
Senate May Taboo Cash Bonus Clause
United Front reports the Senate may block a cash bonus provision linked to the Soldier Roa bill. House approval previously favored a $500 bonus. reformers push for a twenty year endowment policy with a joint value and sales tax to fund the aid. The American Legion pressures the Lennie Grane committee for swift action as President Harding weighs options.
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United Front
Washington
Senate
Soldier Rowe
Moise P
Smoot
Uesh
Hardiur
House
Savopt
Joni Vale
American Legion
Lennie Grane Committee
Dairymen's League Officials Meet Over Milk Sales
Officials from Warren Crawford and Erie counties convene at the Municipal building to resolve the mile milk sales dispute. With only the Borden companies contracted for April, nonpoolers in Borden territory face selling milk elsewhere if contracts are not signed in the next two days.
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Ons Dairymen's
League
Warren
Crawford
Erie
Tw Borden Companies
Focal Dairymen League
Orden
Horden Company
Borden Paint Products Company
Borden
Karl, Former Austrian Monarch Near Death
Former Emperor Karl of Austria improved slightly during the night. Physicians announced some hope for recovery despite cerebral complications. A bishop was summoned to administer last rites as pneumonia and other serious issues threatened his life. The monarch, aged and frail, remained near death in Madeira.
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Karl
Prana Punchal
Madeira Islands
Austria
Ithe
Pia
Lenin Reported Dead Amid Censorship in Moscow Decline
A dispatch from London claims Lenin is dead after failed attempts to verify from Russia due to heavy censorship. Reports say a Communist meeting was held Tuesday night, with unclear confirmation of Lenin's status and the Emissary Lavine Wie Meat Efforts cited.
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London
Rome
Lenin
Russia
Hievw
Roundup of Booze Scandal Participants Under Way
A roundup of indicted figures in a major liquor scandal began today as 46 unnamed defendants face U S Marshals. One principal defendant, William McConnell, plans to retire from Florida, while Rosell’s bonding company posts 44 of a $10,000 bail.
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Ros
Philadrlphl
Virione
Whitim
McConnell
United States
Marshall Mathwes
Aen
William
Miners Refer to Closed Shop Mines in District 19
United Press reports A Kellen president of United Mine Workers District 19 said on March 30 that over GM coal miners in eastern Tennessee and southeastern Kentucky will not stoke April 13. The statement cites closed shop mines as the reason for the pause in activity and plans.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Dennnessee
Kentucky
A. Kellen
District 19
United Mine Workers
Siamese Twins Rosa and Josefa Binxeke Die in Chicago
By United Press Rosa and Josefa Binxeke, famed Siamese twins, died within hours of each other in Chicago. Surgeons had attempted a late separation but failed as complications arose after months in fragile health. Frank Wise, their brother, declined consent to further risky operations. The girls had lived inseparably, as their mother and a crowd awaited the end.
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Waited Pree
Chicago
Rosa
Josefa Binxeke
Josefa
Morrister
Benjamin Brookstone
Ghicaga
United Preas
Stator Aid Union
Pia Fesch
Frants
Gust
Myre
Frante
Munt
Wonton Pa
Corry Plants Prepared for Coal Strike
Local plants in Corry report coal on hand with several weeks to two months supply at major facilities. Officials from JW and A. P. Toward Co. say five months of coal reserve at one plant and larger stocks at others. Nationwide strike threatens Illinois Ohio lines, with mines in Illinois and Pennsylvania halting production. Government aides summon operators and union officials in Washington to probe causes and avert action.
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Imnoi Ktate
Jaenley Weg
Chm Kitts
Aganthis
Minyhae
Sillinois
Ohio
Suutwin Ohio
Pennsylvania
Met
Amyott
Washington
Moving Day Reveals Local House Shortage and Plans
The article notes a housing shortage as Moving Day approaches with demand for flats and private rentals rising. Officials discuss public and private construction to ease the tight market, including new homes and measures to protect those seeking residences amid wartime conditions.
Release of Young Woman Held for Kidnaping
United Press dispatch reports a 7 year old girl vanished from Honey Wondities area prompting the arrest of a young woman on kidnapping charges. She was released from jail after County Prosecutor J A Lua tem ordered absolution of all charges following an investigation into a caretaker’s statements.
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United Press Amden
Kramer
Lord Reading May Quit As Viceroy to India
London dispatch reports persistent rumors that Lord Reading may resign as viceroy of India. No confirmation or denial was available. The ex-chief justice supports restoration of the Sultan of Turkey and revision of the Sevres treaty.
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Lord Reading
India
Unitd Press
London
Turkay
Sevres
War cabinet of miners sits as nationwide coal walkout looms
Washington and Indianapolis report a looming national coal strike as 340000 miners prepare to walk out at midnight. Nonunion miners in West Virginia continue working while Kansas eyes a temporary order to keep wages steady. Union leaders meet with operators in a bid to avert a broad stoppage and speed testimony before the labor committee.
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Dow
Kansas Industrial Court
Worl
Tudianapolis
Washington
Ton Demayis
Ethelbert
Congress
Esxuser
Indianapolis
War Cabinet
United —Sifie Workers
Janenerut Ddaye
Pittsburgh
Topeka
Kaus
Kansas Coal Snipers
Kansas
Vitarleston
W.va
Virginia
Fondisinvickly
Onunion
Columbus
Ohio
Midi -Mines
Southern
Obai
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Craig
Franklin
Reed Smoot
Utah
Statoravors
U. S
Corry
John Thowneaur
Legion
Pris
Sgyntoy Meese
Chajtinal
Jude
Sind Wits Sales
Dairymen’s League
Iby United
Toprea
Kans
The
Kansas Industrial Courenday Beento Hearth
BP i Kansas
Lenine
Nikolai Lenine
United Press
Forte
Désising
Manis
Illinois
West Virgina
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