Four Men In Disguise Kill Two Ser geants In Galway Home
In Galway on March 16 four masked assailants entered the home of Sergeant Gibbons and Gilmartin, killing them and wounding a constable. Earlier three masked men attacked the workhouse hospital, killing Patrick Camidy and two Royal Irish Constabulary sergeants. The nurses were at supper when the attack occurred.
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Galway
Ireland
St. Briles
Gibbons
Gilmartin
Workhouse Hospital
Patrick Camidy
Royal Trish Constabulary
New York to Pay Soldiers Bowus
Albany N Y March 16 By unanimous vote the assembly adopted a bill to amend the constitution authorizing the legislature to borrow up to forty five million dollars for payment of the state home to war veterans Mina Majorie Stickney Y W C A field representative will visit our city Saturday and Sunday for High School Girls Reserve work.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Mina Majorie Stickney
Baptist Church
Miss Stickney
Miners Meet at Cheyenne Discuss Wyoming Labor Pact
A Cheyenne convention of 56 Wyoming District 22 United Mine Workers delegates sees no special link to a national coal strike. The group considers a biennial working agreement before April 1, with miners to follow any international strike order.
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Cheyenne
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Istrict
International Union
Lander Team Out of Contests Following Losses at Laramie
Lander basketballers were eliminated at Laramie after losses to Cow ley 4 to 8 and Sher sida n 18 to 9, ending their season as two defeats remove them from further play. Virginia Kproul lost the piano contest narrowly. Shorthand and Typewriting remain, with doubt over success. The school hopes a new system for sending pupils to Laramie may begin next year to improve results.
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Lander
Laramie
Cowley
Shersidan
Virginia Kproul
Manville Boye
Harold Wendt
Gools Chence
Wyoming banks excess causes better banking future
State Examiner Rudolph Hofmann told the Liena Club in Cheyenne that Wyoming has about 147 banks, including 47 national, one private, and 100 state or savings banks. He urged consolidating 40 or more banks with competing institutions to improve banking in affected communities.
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Cheyenne
Wy- Wyoming
Rudolph Hofmann
Liena Club
Hofman
Wyoming
Aguinaldo Proposes Photo Ballot Change in Election Law
Manilla reports General Emilio Aguinaldo backs a reform to aid illiterate voters by printing candidate photos on ballots instead of requiring written names. He suggests voters hand the photo of their choice to polling officials to cast ballots, arguing it would reduce manipulation by scribes. Also notes local hospital visit and arrivals.
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Manilla
Emilio Aguinally
Senate Committee On
Aguinaldo
Perrons
Baer
Incendiary Origin Said By Chicago Fire Chief
Chicago fire investigators pressed multiple lines of inquiry into yesterday's blaze that destroyed a city block and damaged two more, with losses estimated at eight to ten million dollars. Fire attorney Shirley Tigh argued the fire was incendiary. A Black employee from an early burning business was being sought for questioning.
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Chicago
Shirley T. Tigh
Miners' Strike Ended in Johannesburg Quiet
The two month long miners strike in South Africa is called off and order is restored in Johannesburg. Police declare they have substantial evidence of a Bolshevik plot behind the upheaval with prisoners exceeding six thousand.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Auto thieves target cars at night in Chicago study
Chicago Crime Commission notes most thefts occur between 7 30 and midnight with peaks at 10 o clock when owners attend theater or entertainment. The panel reports thieves often threaten watchmen, steal for crime use, and many cars are left unattended in curbs alleys and yards every night.
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Cticago
Committee
Chicago Crime Commission
Anya
Comanittan
Chicago
Colorado River plan hearings plan fair water for seven states
The Colorado river commission opened hearings on March 16 to discuss using the river’s vast resources. The aim is to reach an agreement for an equitable division of waters among seven interested states and tributaries, as described by the Secretary of Commerce.
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Associated Prow
Phoenix
Arizona
Colorado River
Secretary of Commerce
Amcra
Colorado River Commission
Commission
Edith Morse dies after cancer operation at Bishop hospital
Edith Morse Sturdevant died early this morning at Bishop Rondall Hospital after an emergency cancer operation. Her daughters Mrs Elliott Olver of St Paul and Mrs Wagene Kimi of Chicago are due Saturday, while she leaves Juan and Peggy in Lander. Born Edith Sturdevant in Bradfeed Virginia she lived there 17 years before moving to Fort Washule and later Lander. Her husband Richard Morse died six years ago. Community sympathy flows to her bereaved children. Sergeant George Pfeiffer left Lander for Douglas to instruct troops that day. he has 12 years in the U.S. Cavalry and previously served in Lanier for time on a similar duty.
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Edith Morse
Bishop, Rondall Hospital
Elliott Olver
St. Paul
Wagene Kimi
Chicago
Juan
Peggy
Edith Sturdevant
Brad~feed
Virginia
Hio
Fort Washule
Lander
Richard Morse
George Pfeiffer
Douglas Will Asian
Lanier
Nime
1. 8
Wyoming
Horatio Bottowell on trial for embezzlement case in London
The case against Horatio Bottowell, MP and former editor of Joly Tull!, resumes in London. He faces charges of converting five thousand pounds to the Victoria Band Club. In a separate notice, United States Land Office at Lander Wyoming announces three year proof for stock raising entries and lists witnesses.
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London
Horatio Bottowell
Joly Tull
Victoria Band Club
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lander, Wyoming
Joe Op Philip Jonon
Lander
Wyoming
BEM
Elalut
Deylarer
United State Land Office
Dinmwant
Wimwe
Tullis Rasimviedi
Wyomling
Davi P. Kurts
Landes
A. Tu
Kissing Experiments Measured For Blood Pressure
University of California educator J. V. Breitweiser described experiments at an Advertising Club meeting to record blood pressure changes from various kisses. He claimed his instrument detects even a domestic kiss, with sufficient sensitivity to register the effect on a man and woman.
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Associated Press
Ban Bancisco
J. V. Breitweiser
University of California
Department of Education
He Advertising Club
Hreltowelver
Farmer Girl Was the Ghost in Nova Scotia Case
Halifax reports show Dr Walter Franklin Prines concluded human agency caused the haunting near Caledonia Hills. Residents dispute this, alleging 15 year old Mary Ellen MacDonald, adopted daughter of Alex MacDonald, sparked fires and pranks that drove the family from their farm.
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Associated Prem
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Walter Franklin Prines
New York
Calendonia Hills
MacDonald
Mary Ellen MacDonald
Prinse
Alex McDonald
Mississippi flood stage report prompts evacuation warnings
The Associated Press reports Mississippi River tributaries rising fast with flood stage near Memphis and Helena. Weather forecasters warn residents to move to higher ground as unprotected lowlands flood risk increases.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Trin
Mississippi
Helena
Arkansas
Frank O. Gurtio Dies Suddenly in Jamestown
Frank O. Curtiv president of the New York Oil Company and former district attorney of Chautauqua County died suddenly at his home in Jamestown. He is survived by his wife and other relatives. The report notes his leadership in Wyoming's oil products sector and mentions related state connections.
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Jamestown
Frank O. Curtiv
New York Oil Company
Wyoming
Chautauqua County
Petition Circulated for Republican Conference on Bonus Bill
Washington March 16 A petition for conferences of Republican members to consider the soldiers bonus bill was circulated by Representative Linsberger of California a former service man and quickly signed by many.
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Washington
Wousa
Linsberger
California
Jewel Robbery Reported in St Louis Hotel Room
Jewels valued at 18000 dollars were stolen from a room of Albert Elaner of New York in a St Louis hotel. A trunk containing the gems was pried open and reports to police list five robberies in the case.
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ST. Louis
Albert Elaner
New York
Ohio to celebrate Grant birth centennial across Clermont Brown counties
Columbus March 16 Ohio will mark the Grant birth centennial in his birth and youth counties April 27 28 and 20. Plans include river processions on the Ohio with President Harding General Pershing aboard the Island Queen and Morning Star. Four hundred Civil War survivors will travel, with events at Bethel Georgetown and Point Pleasant, plus a developing Grant Highway project and commemorative coins to fund a memorial community.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grant
Point Pleasant
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Island Queen
Morning Star
Harding
General Pershing
Fort Thomas
Herthel
Clermont Coune Ty
Wiligge
Conoral Grant
Hannah Simpson
Genuin
Frederick D
Nellie Front
Willis
Georgetown
Brown County
West Point
United States
Atlee Pometéne Ih
Congrom
Oliver Boll
Bethel
New Richmond
Mallee
Margarette Matzenauer Denies Husband Desertion Claim
Madame Margarette Matzenauer, famed grand opera singer, told the Associated Press in St. Louis that her chauffeur husband Moya Glotzbach did not desert her. She said she threw him out of her New York apartment on January 26 and seeks an absolute divorce with an unnamed co respondent. The woman, about 50, is from Carmel, California.
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Prem
ST. Louis
Madama Margarette Matzenauer
Grand Oper
Associated
Prea
Moya Glotzbach
New York
Noring
Carmel
California
Belfast parade wildfire injures twelve in noon yard blast
A Belfast parade bomb throw injures twelve, four seriously, with no deaths reported by afternoon. A granade was thrown in red yard by soldiers, causing no casualties. Egypt proclaims independence with Yat Egypt becoming king. Sultan Ahmed Ruad Pasha announces the change. Postmaster nominees include Frank L. Dodge of Denver. Senate opposition to the armament treaties continues amid renewed debate. A revised soldiers bonus bill proposes veteran aid and saving plans.
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Belfast
Parous
Red Yard
Associated Press
Came
Egypt
Sultan Ahmed Ruad Pasha
Washington
House
Fordnoy
Jury trials and immigration curb dominate local and federal news
The third manslaughter trial for Fatty Ariuckio proceeds as jurors are temporarily seated while prosecution challenges are heard. In Washington, a four hundred eighty eight aliens may be held temporarily for March seven while a regulation faces approval. A help-wanted notice seeks a girl at Jack's restaurant and local ads advertise lumber, a lentil tea event, and carnations for sale with low prices.
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Associated
Kan Francisco
Marsh
Washington
Pelore
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