Biggest stock of Sinn Fein munitions seized in Dublin
London reports the Irish office says a vast cache of rebel weapons was captured from stables near Mount Joy Square Dublin. The haul includes 400 bombs six rifles six shotguns 15 revolvers 1600 rounds 12 18 pound shells detonators gelignite field telephones and two motorcycles with field phones. Seven men were arrested in Saville Place Dublin including four Sinn Fein policemen guarding three youths bound for the United States.
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London
Mount Joy Square
Dublin
Saville Place
Sinn Fein
United States
Muzzle Needed to Halt Professional Pessimists Says Crissinger
Washington March 26 D R Crissinger comptroller of the currency urged a muzzle for professional pessimists who dampen business and labor during war convalescence He said relief may come from the war finance corporation and eased money rates while noting prices and rents may continue to fall Farmers in the south and west will get help as recovery progresses
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Washington
D. R. Crissinger
Universal Service
Mr. Crissinger
Europe
War Finance Corporation
Fear five missing balloonists perish in gulf search
Washington reports officials fear five naval balloonists from Pen sacola have perished after a missing balloon drifted over the gulf twenty nine miles west of Panama City Florida. Navy vessels and aircraft continue a thorough search with no sign of the balloon or occupants. The crew led by George E Wilkinson of Austin Texas included four marine balloonists.
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Navy Department
Pensacola
Gulf
Panama City
Pla
Winds From Meaven Mystery Poem Fragment
Fragmentary poem notes winds and trees with phrases about Shay and a father figure. Obscure names appear as Marry. Lee and Oetiouk, suggesting personal or place references. Reading is hampered by garbled text and missing context.
Wilson Honorary President League If He Wishes
Washington March 26 Former President Wilson recovers from a severe nervous indigestion attack. Dr Cary T Grayson reports Wilson felt better before a restful sleep around 9 pm. Universal Service Paris March 26 It is reported in League circles that the next League Council meeting in May will offer the honorary presidency to Woodrow Wilson.
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Paris
Washington
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Universal Service
Paria
League of Nations
League ¢ Council
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson suffers severe indigestion in setback
Former President Woodrow Wilson endured a serious indigestion attack on Friday. Doctors Cary Grayson and Sterling Ruffin tended him for over two hours and expressed optimism that no recurrence or complications would threaten his condition. Officials including President Harding inquired and offered greetings.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Cary Grayson
Sterling Ruffin
Grayson
Mr. Wilson
Dr. Ruffin
White House
Ruffin
Nea
Harding
Red Riots in German Cities Threaten Further Uprising
Berlin march 26 government forces have gained control of central Germany. More outbreaks expected Saturday as a general strike call urges workers to arm themselves. Police seize Rotefahn amid suppression of anarchistic communist paper. Miners and mobs clash during entry to Ethleben with a patrol under siege. An ammo lorry was blown up.
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John Graudenz
Berlin
Germany
Executive Committee
Red Organ
Rotefahn
Elselben
Hettsied
Ethleben
Grain marketing plan approved by all main states in district
Lincoln Neb March 26 unanimous approval of the grain marketing plan as proposed by committee of 17, according to C H Gustafson, upon return from the district meeting.
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Lincoln
Neb
Committee of 17
C. H. Gustafson
Powerful Spirit Haunts Grave Despite John Harleyecorn's Death
A New York Post report recounts John Harleyecorn's death while describing a powerful, wandering spirit that allegedly lurches beyond the grave. The piece blends obituary notice with supernatural legend, noting local reactions and lingering belief in his presence.
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New York Post
John Harleyecorn
Weight of Gold and Its Huge Value in History
A clumsy clipping discusses gold weights and values, noting a million dollars in gold equaling about a ton and a half, and a billion dollars potentially weighing over 1,600 tons. It references belts, wallets, and a “Terrible Turk” with uncertain context. The text is garbled but centers on gold’s mass versus its monetary worth.
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Financial Magazine
Nie Walet
Lewuf
Tle Denen
Emia Ic
Mes
Fear Riot Over Attempt to Ship Cows to Germany
Hundreds of armed men guard hundreds of cows donated for shipment to Germany from Hutchinson and Bon Homme counties near Tripp South Dakota amid fears of violence. Railroad workers may refuse to handle the train. former service men are implicated. Sheriff Karl Schmidt and deputized guards oversee cow confinement 10 miles northwest of Scotland.
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Scotland
S. D
Tripp
Germany
Hutchinson
Bon Homme
American Legion
Loyal Legion
Raiilro
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tom Miller
Omaha
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Sioux City
Kaylor
Hutchinson County
Here
Karl Schmidt
Schmidt
Citien
I T
Bring Tiger Back Move 15 Startled Paris Crisis
Paris reports a large parliamentarian push led by Andre Tardieu to recall "the Tiger" to the premiership as a means to enforce the Versailles treaty. Tardieu argued Clemenceau alone could ensure enforcement with Lloyd George. Clemenceau remained silent, saying he wants to spend his remaining years in peace.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber
Andre Tardieu
Lloyd George
Tardieu
Giolitti
Italy
Universal Service
Paderewski Departs for Estate on Way South
San Francisco March 26 Ignace Paderewski former president of the Polish republic and famed pianist arrived in Frisco en route to his Pawo Robles estate. He denounced the Upper Silesia plebiscite as a farce and predicted Poland would rise after defeating Bolshevists. He praised Herbert Hoover as the greatest living American. The party includes his wife two maids and his private secretary. They plan to stay in southern California for several months.
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San Francisco
Pawo Robles
Cal
Ignace Paderewski
Paderewski
Upper Silesia
Poland
Herbert Hoover
California
Bright boy bound to be a telephone apprentice
In a Richmond Times Dispatch item a bright boy is described as destined for success as a telephone line apprentice, while a witty exchange hints at broader ambitions beyond the trade. The fragmentary text references education and imagined futures.
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Richmond Timea-Dispatch
Named Assistant State Secretary Named for Missouri Post
Fred Morris Dearing of Missouri will fill the assistant secretary state post vacant since Desting was named minister to the Netherlands two years ago. The announcement noted his qualification and readiness to assume duties.
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Fred Morris Dearing
Missouri
Wii
Netherlands
Ence
Japan battles navy budget as US fleet rumors rise
Tokyo March 25 The diet passed a 1.562 billion yen budget with 32 percent for the navy amid protests over American naval concentration in the Pacific. Naval Minister Kato faced questions about reports uniting US Atlantic and Pacific fleets. Alarmed press commentary warned of republican aims threatening the Pacific as navy advocates push for supremacy. The cabinet may fall next summer as Kato or Mamamoto emerge as possible premier.
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Tokio
Japan
House of Peers
Pacific
Kato
Baron Sakamoto
Atlantic
United States
Baron Kato
Ya Mamoto
Thousands Dash for Far North Oil Eldorado
Fort McMurray dispatch reports thousands of men rush to the Arctic area in the Norman district seeking fortunes in a new oil boom. They prepare for a perilous northward journey across challenging terrain toward the oil frontier in hopes of wealth.
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Universal Service
Fort McMurray
Edmonton
Art Norman
Arctic
New York Couple to Wed This June in Olympic Circle
New York announces the marriage of Dick Landon and Miss Alice Lord both prominent Olympic figures. The couple met last summer aboard the Princess Matotka during the American team’s visit to Antwerp, where Lan don set a high jump record and Lord swam for the Olympic squad.
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New York
Dick Landon
Vale Atar
Alice Lord
Wedding announced for Eddie Brown and Halina Brugnoyna
Eddie Brown a Indianapolis violinist will wed Halina Brugnoyna a Polish actress. The marriage follows a one month acquaintance and was performed by a Greenwich Conn justice of the peace. The bride from the Moidjoska family has been a leading actress in Moscow and War.
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New York
Eddie Brown
Indianapolis
Halina Brugnoyna
Greenwich
Conn
Moidjoska
Bandits thrive in Holy Land as war spreads crime fear
Reports say bandits flourish in the Holy Land and elsewhere as war continues. Police aim to curb their activities with a new crime prevention bill proposing segregation of mentally defective criminals and a farm colony for care. A notable outla w leader Abdul Hadi Kahn was shot and killed during an arrest bid. A Richmond Dispatch item notes farm work and field tensions, while the Dresden Opera Company ends a boycott of French and English performers except Saint-Bacns amid ongoing cultural shifts.
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Holy Land
Abdul Hadi Kahn
Win
Weeks Determined to Get Bergdoll in Washington
Secretary of War Weeks announced the aim to bring Grover Cleveland Bergdoll to the United States from Germany. The statement confirms official intent, while plans for extraction and any British assistance remain undisclosed. Negotiations with Germany continue over the release of American soldiers Neal and Zimmer who were involved in Bergdoll’s capture attempt.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland
Weeks
Germany
Bergdorf
Great Britain
Bergdoll
State Department
Universal Service
Allen
Neal
Zimmer
Inamorata Guest in Banker's Home
New York March 26 Affidavits show Mrs Florence H Leeds was entertained by banker James A Stillman at his Park Avenue home. Witness accounts describe intimate scenes aboard the Modesty and scenes in Miami, with alimony and counsel fee questions pending in Putnam county.
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New York
Florence H. Leeds
James A. Stillman
Park Avenue
James
Mrs. Leeds
Mr. Stillman
Miami Causeway
Twenty Five Killed in Carlsbad Explosion
Carlsbad March 2. Twenty five men are confirmed dead after an explosion at the Kukla coal mines. The Supreme Court upholds a section of California workmen's compensation law granting benefits to workers injured outside the state under a contract signed within the state.
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Carlsbad
Carlsabad
Kukla
California
Supreme Court
Family Pride Grains of Truth Amid School Scene
A six year old boy misbehaves in class and his sister Virginia steps from her seat to administer a firm shaking and orders him to stand still. The teacher questions the motive and Virginia replies that she acted to stop him from causing trouble. The exchange is vivid and domestic in tone.
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Paul
Virginia
West
Nein
Legislator Ata Fighting Bly Legislator Ata Fights Bly
Lincoln Nebraska March 25 Representative Franklin Furnas county rushed Polk county Representative Douglas after a dispute over speaking to a question. A sergeant at arms stopped the clash. Franklin nicknamed Alfalfa John had long opposed bills from others and even his own.
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Franklin
Furnas County
Cnat
Thore Agin
Douglas
Polk County
Local and regional briefs from Lafayette and surrounding towns
Specials report R B Kulp a Purdue civil engineering graduate and Otis Steel field engineer responsible for mills high line bridge and plant machinery work in Cleveland. Pawnee County hedge campaign led by Sheriff McClung to enforce hedge cutting rules. O Neill Holt county reports of spring weather including a tornado and hail damage. Pierce parole news Louis Pospisil deaf mute paroled after burglary conviction. Seward gopher control meetings held with elected captains and poison distribution beginning April 4. Holt county farmers plowing sowing oats and spring wheat ahead of official season. Omaha district court jur y recommends 10 years for Leander Little in manslaughter case. John Yelser and Gertrude Sturm wed in Council Bluffs. Lincoln banker Nelson Brock dies at 77.
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Lafayette
Ind
R. B. Kulp
Wynot
Neb
School of Civil Engineering
Purdue University
Otis Steel Company
Cleveland
Oho
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Pawnee
Pawnee County
John C. McClung
O'Neill
Holt County
Pierce
Louis Pospisil
Pierce County District Court
State Pardon Board
Seward —Pocket Gopher Organisation
Despondent Youth Kills Self Over Love Affair
In Yankton on March 24 a 17 year old, Frank Hilousek jr, shot himself on the steps of the house where the girl he loved lived. Neighbors misread the sound as car exhaust. the body was found later by a neighbor. No inquest was held.
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Yankton
Frank Hilousek, Jr
Blair stockholders seek to dispose of bank property
Blair Nebraska March 24 Special stockholders and debtors of the closed Castetlar bank are trying to dispose of their property. The action follows a civil suit filed by a creditor against a borrower from the closed concern. President Claridge, the missing manager, disappeared after allegedly selling his interest in a specific industry for 75000 dollars, a sum not traceable to the bank.
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Blair
Seb
Castetlar Bank
Claridge
Lawsuit Filed for 4 Million Against Corn Products Co
Murrell & Company of Omaha sues the Corn Products Manufacturing Company of Argo TH in federal court in Chicago alleging four million dollars in damages. The complaint cites conspiracy to monopolize trade and unfair competition during 1907 to 1917.
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Chicago
Murrell& Company
Omaha
Corn Products Manufacturing Company
Argo
Warrell Company
Iowa Man Defend Suit Over Breach Promise
A Mason City farmer, named R. A. Herman, appears as the defendant in a $26,000 breach of promise suit filed by Mrs. Martha Mayo, a widow, in Los Angeles. The case centers on an alleged failed engagement and seeks damages. The report notes the suit as part of ongoing legal actions involving individuals from Iowa.
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Iowa
Los Angeles
Cal
Rod A. Herman
Mason City
Martha Mayo
Hughes Indicates Russia Trade Hopes Need Guarantees
Washington reports Secretary of State Hughes signaled that the United States would consider improved Russian trade only if Moscow shows solid guarantees for protection of persons and property and a sound economic basis. The statement, sent to Litvinoff via the Soviet gov ernment, stresses production rooted in private property and free labor, and notes no basis exists for trade, until fundamental changes are evident.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Hughes
Rusala
Mexico
Nepal
Litvinoff
U. S
Lenin
State Department
Skuseian
Maren 23
Hoover
State attorney contacts outline blue law enforcement campaign
General Byron the Paste announces Friday in Miron where he met Thursday with state attorneys from 49 counties. He set a date to begin enforcing the blue laws of the state at Bundy, April.
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Byron Th. Paste
Miron
Stiate
Bundyy, Apel
Conserving Words on a Feral Speeders Walk
A garbled report notes a fossilized event with references to Pine 260 and a walking voyage by Mr and Mrs Meab of Min. It mentions unified ships, December paparte, and protected regions including the Pht islands, United States fae Were, and Japanese Weowely Unind, with aims near Yellowstone.
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Pht Islands
United States
Fae
Mra Meab
Min
Mantle
Yellowstone
Mra Haab
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