Sinn Fein adjourns convention and constitutional vote plan
Reports from Dublin describe a three month adjournment of the Sinn Fein convention with no Dail elections and a stipulation that the new Anglo Irish treaty constitution be submitted later. De Valéra and Arthur Griffith answered questions before the convention approved the accord by viva voce.
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Asociated Press
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Dall Efreann
de Valéra
Arthur Griffith
Questons
Rome
Farico de Nicola
Chamber of Deputies
Bononii
Investigating the Roma Dirigible Disaster
President Harding postpones the White House army and navy reception to April 19 after the Roma airship crash. At Langley Field and McConnell Field the inquiry begins as 11 dead and 8 survivors are identified and treated. Major General Mason Patrick orders an immediate investigation.
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Annociated
Washington
Harding
Army
Navy
White House
Army and Navy
Norfour
Rema
Air Service
Charles Dowrack
Dayton
Ohio
McConk Field
Andy
John Thornell
Delatering
Capain Dale Mabry
Langley Field
American Air Service
Mason Patrick
Prisoner Seeks Taylor Slayer Name Delayed by Telegram
An inmate in the county jail offered to name William Desmond Taylor's slayer but authorities withheld the prisoner's identity while awaiting a Los Angeles telegram reply. Separate notes report a Chicago case reversal as Herbert Prentice Crane Jr. gets a new trial on Strum’s charges.
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Detroit
Irving Coffs
William Desmond Taylor
Taylor
Los Angeles
Springfield
Tilauis Supreme Court
Herbert Prentice Crane
Louise Strum
Criminal Court of
Cook County
Girl's Friendly Society Meeting Advances First Aid and Millinery
The Girl's Friendly Society met last evening in the club rooms at the library. First Aid and Millinery classes progressed materially and drew strong interest from members. It was decided to continue these sessions next term using the recreation hour for a visit to Bishop Handall hospital. A letter from Miss Mare, branch secretary of the international organization, was read and discussed. Miss Marah offered suggestions for future work and stated a branch representative would visit the group in June or July, though the society will not hold separate meetings in the summer.
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Handall Hoapi
Mies Mare
International Organication
Mise Marah
Mormon Stirring Up England
British authorities urged action against Mormon missionaries active nationwide. Home Secretary held talks with two Mormon leaders but results were not released. In Plymouth mobs moved against missionaries in Marke Street Square as police struggled to manage unrest and counter campaigns alleging efforts to promote polygamy.
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London
Home Secretary
Plymouth
Eng
Marke Street Square
Utah
Church Remains in Same State on Death Row
CHICAGO Feb 23 Harvey Church, the condemned warder, lies unconscious in his cell as his final chance to escape the gallows vanishes. Warden Westbrook says Church will be carried to the gallows and dropped through the trap seated in a chair, despite his condition.
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Chicago
Harvey Church
Westbrook
Fremont County Ministerial Association formed at Riverton
In a February 21 conference at Riverton Fremont County ministers established the Fremont County Ministerial Association to mutually assist and advance organized Christianity across the county. The body meets quarterly with the next gathering set for May 23 in Lander. A. T. Evans was elected chairman and B. King secretary.
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Riverton
Fremont County
Lander
A. T. Evans
B. King
Mills Open Quietly Under Guard in Strike Patch
Pawtucket Rhode Island February 14 Under military guard the mills affected by the textile workers strike opened without disturbance. There were comparatively few picketers on duty.
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Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Trinity Guild Dance Delightful Washington Birthday Event
The Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church hosted a Washington birthday dance with unique features such as booths and tempting flowers, fortune telling, and attractive eateries. Attending ladies served delicious refreshments in Colonial costumes as guests enjoyed the evening at the church hall.
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Washington
Episcopal Church
Wind River water certificates for federal land holders issued
Word from Billings Montana reports Supervising Engineer Hanna ordered the project engineer on the Wind River Reservation to issue water certificates first to those with federal farm loans. This favors rights holders and urges prompt action.
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Billings
Montana
Hanna
Wind River
Onte
Taxation Rules for Corporations Under Revenue Act 1921
The Revenue Act of 1921 requires corporations with inadmissible assets to deduct a percentage from invested capital equal to the share of inadmissible assets in total assets. Example: 4 corporations with $200,000 total assets, $150,000 inadmissible, $50,000 admissible, and average invested capital $40,000. Invested capital must be reduced by 7 percent, resulting in an adjusted invested capital of $40,000 minus 7 percent. Cash basis reporting excludes secreted earnings, stock dividends do not affect invested capital, and goodwill or appreciated property via stock dividends may be included only if allowed. Returns must include taxable and non taxable profits distributed to holders.
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Revenue Act of 1921
Nebraska university professor 80 percent lectures here
Professor H W Musson of the University of Nebraska lectured Tuesday night at the armory on air custlon. His inspiring talk urged youth to believe anything is possible through faith and humor. The event drew a full house, suggesting strong local interest in Lyceum courses and similar lectures.
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H. W. Musson
University of Nebraska
Armory
Lyneum County
Blanket reservation 19 Fights Senate Pacific treaty
A modified blanket reservation to the four power Pacific treaty, presented by Lodge after a Harding meeting, faced immediate opposition from several Republicans and Democrats. The proposal, tied to Brandegee’s idea, would require congressional consent before any armed force is used, but debates failed to sway supporters and the committee adjourned.
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Associated Prean
Washington
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Lodge
Harding
Brandege
Connecticut
United States
Congress
Do You Help Boost the Town Citizens or Hog the Wealth
A verbose critique argues that a man who earns riches from a community yet contributes nothing in return is not a good citizen. It likens such greed to a hog that takes and never gives, condemning self serving wealth as harmful to local progress and urging communal responsibility.
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Tie
John Ant
Dom
Ted
Aeelallee Tio Advonatow Bemnase
Blizzard Rages Across Northwest Stirs Minnesota Rail Disruptions
The second day of the severe Northwest storm brings heavy blizzard conditions in St. Paul and western Minnesota with winds 30 to 50 mph. Five to twelve below zero temperatures spread through Minnesota and the Dakotas. One death in Rochester linked to the storm as trains are halted and the weather shifts from lightning to snow and sleet.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Dakotas
Minnesota
Rochester
Notice of Base of School Lands Sale in Wyoming
State land board offers for sale at public auction on March 13, 1922 at 10:00 a.m. 640 acres in Section 16, Township 34N Range 109W Fremont County Wyoming. Land appraised at 13.33 per acre surface. minimum bids and a 4 percent interest terms apply. Purchasers must reconvey all mining and mineral rights to the state and may pay up to 18 annual payments.
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State Board of School Land Commissioners
Commissioner of Public Land
Lander
Fremont
Wyoming
Wm. Bayer
State of
Cach
Cold wave grips Rocky Mountain region from Montana to Kansas
The Associated Press reports a broad cold wave across the Rocky Mountain region from Montana and Wyoming south to Southeastern Colorado and Kansas with temperatures 12 to 16 below in Wyoming. Snowfalls spread to the northern area toward the Mississippi Valley. Snow is forecast for tonight in Northern Arizona parts of New Mexico Southwest Colorado and Southern Utah with a continued cold wave for Eastern New Mexico and Bootheel Colorado.
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Associated
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Mercury
Misissippi
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Bootheaat Colorado
Miners and Railroad Unions Seek Protective Alliance
Chicago February 22 leaders of the Miners and Railroad Labor Unions voted to form a protective alliance to gain support from railroad workers for the planned April 1 miners strike. John L. Lewis said the UMWA does not seek a sympathetic strike but wants moral backing and a coalition aiding both sides. He noted railworkers may supply support without a formal pledge to strike.
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Chicago
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Lewin
Lewis
Died This Morning Mrs Miriam Statlerlandt
Mrs Miriam Statlerlandt died this morning at four o'clock in the Benson-Coolidge Apartment. The body will be shipped to Lead South Dakota for burial. Born in Storestown Pennsylvania March 20 1844 she married Ramil Faulk July 5 1867. Survived by two children Maud and William.
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Miriam Statlerlanct
Benson-Coolidge
Lead
South Dakota
Sho
Maud
William
Thanking Those Who Supported Us After Loss
We express gratitude to all who were kind and considerate during the illness and death of our little baby and for the heartfelt offers of aid and comfort from Mr. and Mrs. D. HT. Shunae.
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Dad Mire
Shunae
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