Cardinal Gibbons Dies in 87th Year in Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons archbishop of Baltimore and senior U S prelate died quietly in Baltimore. Born 1834 in Baltimore he rose to cardinal in 1886 and guided American Catholicism from the late 19th century. He built churches, founded schools, and expanded the church in North Carolina before returning to Maryland.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal
America
Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Bon Secours
Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
James Gibbons
St. Charles College
Maryland
Ireland
New Orleans
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Bridget's Church
Canton
Gibbons
North Carolina
Bank Loot in Strawstack Uncovered in Virginia Fields
Securities valued at 51000 fifty wills and three bushels of documents stolen from the Bank of Houston Virginia six months ago were found under a strawstack by W W Edmunds a Pittsylvania farmer. The loot undamaged was identified by the Gretna bank cashier. Eightteen thousand in Liberty bonds were recovered.
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Danville
Bank of Houston
W. W. Edmunds
Pittsylvania County
Gretna
28 More Killed in New Irish Outbreak
London reports five days of fighting in Ireland with 63 killed and 67 wounded among Crown forces Sinn Feiners and civilians. Ambushes near Scramoge Dingle Ballyporeen Cerrawkennedy Mayo and Rosslea yield police and Sinn Feiner deaths. Captain Peck killed at Stramage. he was Sir Wilfred Peck nephew of the Earl of Midleton.
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Ireland
Crown
Linn
Ballyporeen
County Tipperary
Cerrawkennedy
County Mayo
Rosslea
Fermanagh
Belfast
Peck
Stramage
Wilfred Peck
Earl of
Hard Fighting at Ambushes in Kerry and Tipperary
Protracted clashes erupted from police ambushes in Dingle County Kerry and Ballypoveen County Tipperary. The three hour battle in Dingle left four officers wounded though not seriously while Republican losses were reported as about eight killed and twenty wounded.
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Dingle
County Kerry
Ballypoveen
County Tipperary
Washington Latest Events Point Toward Redrawn Diplomacy
Eugene V. Debs met with attorney general for two hours. State Department orders all non American attaches from missions by July 1 as part of embassy Americanization. State building drops No Visitors Allowed for public hours. Harding will weigh Russia trade ties after full review. Hughes releases Moscow dispatch on Soviet delegation for talks. Sir Auckland Geddes authorized to discuss a new league of nations with Harding.
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Great Britain
Grover C. Bergdall
Philadelphia
Germany
State Department
Harding
Russia
Hughes
Moscow
Washington
America
Sir Auckland Geddes
Association of Nations
Hard ing Opens Tariff Session With April 11 Call
President Harding issues a call for an extra session to meet April 11 to receive executive communications. Tariff and taxation loom large as he plans a home revival program including agriculture, railways, and reconstruction measures within government.
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North Dakota
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Timberlake
Colorado
Fordney
Longworth
Ohio
Copley
Illinois
Tilson
Connecticut
Mott
New York
Hawk
Oregon
North
Debs Seeks Presidential Pardon in Quiet Washington Visit
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate and Atlanta Penitentiary inmate serving a ten year Espionage sentence, met for two and a half hours with Attorney General Daugherty in Washington. He appeared in citizen attire, without guards, to press for a pardon.
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Daugherty
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Debs
Lloyd George Attacks Labor Party At Luncheon
London premier Lloyd George denounced the Labor element as socialistic and bent on wrecking political parties and society. He warned that former military united fronts have dissolved and new, deeper dangers confront the nation.
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London
Lloyd George
Labor Party
Mr. Lloyd George
Dr W R Whitney Receives One of Science's Highest Honors
Dr W R Whitney earned a premier distinction in science, recognizing his contributions to research and innovation. The award underscores his leadership in his field and highlights the impact of his work on developments in science.
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Wilson
Willis R. Whitney
Perkin
German Radicals Capture Hamburg Amid Red Uprising
Communist workers seized city halls in Hamburg and occupied Blohm and Voss shipyards hoisting the red flag. Across central Germany, riots spread with derailed trains and attacks on courthouses and police as Hoelz led bandit raids and bank robberies in Leipzig Dresden Rodewisch and other towns.
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Mansfield
Leipzig
Dresden
Freiberg
Rodewisch
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Hoelz
Vogtland
Hamburg
Blohm and Voss
Germany
Leeipzig
World News In Condensed Form Summary
Stockholm Lenin allows cooperatives to resume activity to free hidden raw materials and spur enterprise. Berlin communists still rule Eisleben and Mansfeld with calm in Hamburg area. St Paul Minnesota senate passes resolution to curb farm product speculation. Paris Russia seeks to resume trade with France without repaying old debt. Boston former MLB catcher McKean shot dead. companion wounded. saloon manager charged with murder. White Plains Stillman divorce case secrecy ends as counsel questions legitimacy of Stillman’s young son. London Greek army reinforced in Anatolia. Turkish nationalists organized. Papoulas calls attack to crush enemy.
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Russia
France
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Boston
John B
Larry)McKean
South End
John F. McCarthy
Roxbury
John J. Connor
Plains
N. Y
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
DeLancey Nicoll
Guy
Washington Chronicle Highlights Debs Daley and Harding Actions
Brief notes cover Eugene V. Debs meeting Attorney General Daugherty in Washington. Draft evader Bergdoll case papers sent to State Department. Harding praises packing industry wage settlement and calls Congress to special session April 11. Navy Secretary Denby sails to Cuba to inspect Guantanamo base. Harding to confer with Washington newspaper correspondents twice weekly after cabinet meetings.
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War Department
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State Department
Harding
United States
Society of Friends of Philadelphia
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Denby
Crowinshield
Cuba
Guantanamo
Tea markets driven by Easter lull and rate shift
Trade in tea remains cautious with purchases deferred to after Easter as primary points close. The Pacific Coast North Atlantic conference sets a 30 cent per 100 pounds rate for canned goods between Pacific and North Atlantic ports to ease the sector. The US Shipping Board awarded Morse Dry Dock to refit the America, a former Hamburg America liner used in WWI, a two month project. Early southern cabbage shipments to March 1 fall about 36 percent from last season, with Guaymas consul noting limited tomato exports likely eight to ten carloads to the United States this season.
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San Francisco
Pacific
North Atlantic
America
United States Shipping Board
Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company
Amerika
Ruaymas
Mexico
United States
Guaymas
Sonora
Dex
Mutilated Widow's Slain Husband Sentenced to Die
In Perth Amboy Edith Wilson's body was found. George Washington Knight, identified as her slayer, has been sentenced to die. Reports also note Cardinal Gibbons's death and unrelated national events including labor disputes, farm prices, and wartime measures.
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Perth Amboy
George Washington Knight
Cardinal Gibbons
John T. Gibbons
New Orleans
Jersey Central Railroad
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Conn
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Toledo
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Central News
Hamburg
Germany
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Cubs near deal to buy Los Angeles PCL club
The Chicago Cubs owners reportedly near a purchase of the Los Angeles club in the Pacific Coast League. Derrill Pratt, Boston American League second baseman and Michigan coach, says he will not return to water league baseball.
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Pasadena
Derrill Pratt
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Tete Hernan
Wille Spencer
Pioneer Sporting Club
Jimmy Carroll
Joe Lynch
Johnny Lundy
Johnny Wilson
Mike Guibbons
St. Paul
Gibbons
Boston
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Willie Jackson
New York
Naval Academy
Vincent J. Gallagher, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tom Gibbons
Paul Sampson
Don Robinson
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French aviatrix nears crossing the Andes to Chile
Adrienne Boerland arrives in Mendosa Argentina and plans the first female attempt to fly the Andes into Chile. In Parliament Cecil Harmsworth hopes a rapid peace treaty follows the Russian trade deal as fighting looms near Vilna and uprisings flare in Upper Silesia.
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Mendosa
Argentina
Andes
Chile
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House of Commons
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Vilna
Hague
Kars
Upper Silesia
Damasc Dandurand
The
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St. Boniface
Canada
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Generak Haller
Upper Silesian
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