Irish ban on use of telegraph and telephone lines
London dispatches describe strict censorship in Dublin restricting telegraph and telephone use to approved brief messages. Reports from Belfast note tense conditions, armed guards, and a government stance to permit the Siki versus McTigue boxing bout despite republican threats, with many tickets sold and fear of clashes surrounding the event.
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London
Associated Press
Dublin
Belfast
Daily Sketch
Scala
Arment
Morning Post
Censorship Expected to Rise. Dublin News Promised
The article notes censorship measures are anticipated to be strengthened today and that direct news from Dublin will be forthcoming, signaling a shift in information release practices and potential official statements.
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Ored
Dublin
North Carolina Furniture Industry Figures Shown in Census
Census data report North Carolina among 98 states with furniture products valued at 98.0 million in 1921 while national totals rose from 1914 to 1921. The report lists leading producing states and names several military and company personnel associated with Raleigh Charlotte and Wilmington offices.
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North Carolina
United States Bureau of the Census
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
California
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Assignment of Officers in Reserves Is Finished
Asheville March 17 assignment of officers to the 855th engineers general service United States reserves completed on Col Joseph Hyde Pratt recommendation. Maj Warren E Hall Asheville assigned to second battalion headquarters. Other North Carolina officers include Lieut Col Edward M Myers Greensboro Capts Ruble I Poole
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Asheville
General Service
United States Reserves
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Chapel Hill
Warren E. Hall
North Carolina
Edward M. Myers
Greensboro
Ruble I. Poole
Mrs. Lu cinda Hutchens Dies in Springfield
Mrs. Lu cinda Hutchens dies at her daughter Liv Miller’s home in Springfield after paralysis. Funeral service led by Clara Cox of Springfield Friends church. Interment in church burying ground. Born 1846 in Surry County mountains, she leaves daughters Lily Miller and Rosa Miller.
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Lucinda Hutchens
Liv Miller
Springfield
Clara Cox
Lily Miller
Rosa Miller
Rockford
Durham Women Set for Thirty Third Missionary Union
Durham Baptist ladies anticipate the Woman's Missionary Union convention at First Baptist auditorium March 27 29 with focus on education. Key speakers include Dr A Paul Bagby Dr R T Vann Dr W C James Mrs W C James and several missionaries. Mrs W N Jones of Raleigh presides and Dr C T Lumpkin will promote the Winston‑Salem Baptist hospital.
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Durham
Baptist Ladies of Durham
Woman's Missionary Union Convention
First Baptist Church
Leles
A. Paul Bagby
Wake Forest College
R. T. Vann
Meredith College
Baptist Board of Education
North Carolina
W. C. James
Birmingham
Ala
Education Board
Southern Baptist Convention
D. W. Herring
China
M. L. Braun
John Anderson
Susan Anderson
Africa
W. N. Jones
Raleigh
Rain to Start Week Forecast Across Regions
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday covers the South Atlantic and East Gulf states with rain at the start and again late in the week, otherwise mostly fair. Cold spell Monday and Tuesday with frosts possible in northern Florida. warming trend later. Ohio Valley and Tennessee expect clearing with much colder start, then fair and cold into Wednesday followed by rain likely Thursday and Friday.
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Washington
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Florida
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Sailor Exhibit Sparks Controversy With Shaved Cat Display
In New Orleans a sailor showcased a shaved cat described as an African haircut incident drawing local attention. The odd exhibit featured a bare cat with remarks causing debate over propriety and cultural sensitivity.
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New Orleans
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Edwin B. Bridges
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Summerfield
Collin E. Clark
Wilmington
Charles F. Nimmo
Goldsboro
Duncan P. Shaw
Fayetteville
Hugh H. Bennett
Wadesboro
Ira A. Hines
Charles V. Baker
Jack T. Newman
Joseph E. Ellerbe
Winston-Salem
McNeely DuBose
Badin
Lewis
Hereford
Fred A. Baker
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs. Hutchens
Bull City
Walter H. Gilmore
Phon
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Roland Park
F. J. Size
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Louis Harris
Thurston and Elm Streets
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Elm Streets
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Hamilton Street
Richardson and
North Hamilton
High Point Insurance
J. Lid. Burton
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