Border tensions rising as Irish forces threaten peace
Dublin reports warn that border clashes between Ulster and Southern Ireland may spark a larger conflict. Northern forces demand removal of the Irish Republican Army as a condition for talks, while Southern nationalists defend Catholic minority rights. An IRA convention in Dublin signals a possible split in the movement.
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London
Ulster
Ireland
Dublin
The
Times
Irish Republican Army
City Auditor Reports 1921 Surplus and Debt Details
The city auditor's report for 1921 shows a surplus of 87 111.69 and total indebtedness to the sinking fund at year end of 5465 930.32. The report notes investments for sinking fund moneys and urges utilization of the gas extinction reserve to finance unpaid taxes, with the council backing the auditor's financial statements and related recommendations.
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General Fund
Natural Gas
Special Investigation Committee
Berkeley Woman Sacrifices Life Saving Pet Ganary
Mrs. Anna Wilson of Berkeley, 67, widow, died after a house fire while saving her pet ganary bird. She grabbed the bird’s cage from an overheating stove and placed it in a safe spot before attempting to extinguish the flames, then fainted and suffered fatal burns.
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Berkeley
Cal
Anna Wilson
Alberta official to discuss seed and feed distribution
H. A. Craig deputy minister of agriculture for Alberta will visit the city tomorrow to discuss seed and seed distribution. A meeting at City Hall starts at 8 o'clock where best distribution methods for the district will be reviewed. Farmers and citizens are urged to attend.
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H. A. Craig
Alberta
Russell Drouillard Found Guilty in Windsor Robbery Trial
Russell Drouillard aged 24 was convicted in Windsor Ontario of three of four counts of armed robbery and holdup. He was arrested in Detroit five weeks ago and faces sentencing Friday.
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Russell Drouillard
Detroit
Windsor
Ont
Lloyd George to seek confidence vote on Genoa policy
London reports indicate Premier Lloyd George plans a vote of confidence in the House of Commons over his Genoa policy. Analysts expect a broad showing from Unionists and likely Liberal and Labour support, with fate tied to the motion's wording and narrow margins signaling possible resignation or dissolution.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Genoa
Great Britain
Republicans Win in Main by 624 in Maine Special Election
Augusta Maine March 21 Republicans retained control of the Third Maine district in a special election to fill the Peters unexpired term but by a smaller margin. John Nelson Republican defeated Ernest L McLean Democrat by a 16 698 to 10 356 tally with 68 of 128 towns in Hancock Somerset and Washington counties remaining unreported.
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Augusta
Maine
John A. Peters
Peters
John
Nelson
Ernest L. McLean
Kennebec
Waldo
Hancock
Somerset
Washington
McLean
Boy electrocuted in Fremont while carrying live cord
George Schlueter, 14, was electrocuted in Fremont Nebraska after slipping on a damp cord carrying a light bulb from a house to a barn. The wet clothing and shoe soles ignited a circuit when the bulb broke, killing him.
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Fremont, Neb
George Schlueter
Crushed to death by tree in Meadsville wood lot
James Coi ter, 60, farmer of Meadsville near Pictou Nova Scotia, was killed when a falling tree crushed him while he was cutting timber on his wood lot on Saturday. The accident occurred near Meadsville. The incident is reported from Pictou on March 20.
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Pictou, N. 8
James Coiter
Meadsville
Debate on address nears end amid party expectations
Ottawa reports a near end to the address debate with a possible Thursday vote on supply. Dr. R. J. Matton defended Meighen’s reorganization and Quebec ties, while Manion rejected claims of bias. Rural freight rates and resource development figure amid east west discussions. Beaubien and Turgeon push regional concerns as Dr. Sheard warns of a potential deficit.
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Ottawa
Tha Louse
R. J. Mattion
Meighen
Dr. Manion
Quebec
Eli
Mr. Cockshutt
St. Lawrence
A. L. Beaubien
Provencher
National Railways
National Treasury
O. Turgeon
Glocester
N. B
National Times
C. Sheard
South
Toronto
Rumored Lenine Suffering From Cancer
A Russian newspaper in Berlin reports Premier Lenin has been ill for a long time and recently worse. It says a telegram was sent to Dr. Felix Klemperer to attend Lenin in Moscow. Helsingfors dispatch claims Lenin is suffering from cancer, though unconfirmed by other sources.
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Berlin
Felix Klemperer
Nikolai Lenine
Lenine
Addr
Klemperer
Moscow
Helsingfort
Premeir Lenine
Partial Moratorium Conditions Announced for Germany
Paris March 22 The Reparations Commission outlined conditions for a partial moratorium for Germany. Key points include Reichbank autonomy and new anti evasion laws to be ready for application on a fixed date.
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Paris
Reparations Commission
Germany
Reichbank
Time extended for unemployment relief program
Ottawa reports an extension of the federal unemployment relief order in council. The period to promote work under provincial or municipal efforts has been extended to April 15, and aid for indirect relief where work is unavailable is extended to April 30.
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Ottawa
Grandchild Play Turns Fatal as Grandfather Fires
Six year old Emma Bauer dressed as a gypsy surprised her grandfather Ernest Fuchs during a home play scene. He seized a pistol from a sideboard and fired. Emma died instantly while relatives watched. Police investigated the fatal accident as a domestic tragedy in New York.
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New York
Emma Bauer
Gypsy
Daddy
Grandma
Richard
Ernest Fuchs
Grandma Fuchs
Emma
Engagement Before Death Ties Clark to Wharton
In Boston on March 2 Miss Pauline Virginia Clark engaged to Bayard Wharton five hours before she died by poison in her apartment. Miss Ona M. Cosskie said Clark promised not to see Otto Haldor Larsen, a Norwegian student who also killed himself with poison from the same vial. A wedding ring and a photo found with Larsen’s belongings suggested a marriage, and a letter hinted at marriage impossibility.
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Boston
Pauline Virginia Clerk
Bayard Wharton
Harvard
Henry Wharton
Philadelphia
Ona M. Cosskie
Worcester
Christiania
Miss Clark
Larsen
Miss Clarix
Ex-Prince Eitel Friedrich Visits Ex-Kaiser in Doorn
Former Prince Eitel Friedrich and his wife depart Berlin for Doorn to visit his father Ex-Emperor William who has recovered from a severe cold. The note ends with a remark on classified ads as quick salesmen in The News.
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Berlin
Eitel Friedrich
William
Doorn
Miners Prepare for Walkout as UMWA Calls Strikes
Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers of America orders a nationwide suspension starting March 31 affecting about six hundred thousand coal miners and 6 650 Western Canada workers. The plan aims to protect property and avoid violence while union officials meet in Cleveland to decide on strike conduct. Nova Scotia miners report no ballots issued and remain autonomous unless an international walkout occurs.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Canada
Nova Scotia
Cleveland
Sydney
N. S
J.B. McLachlan
Nedbert Baxter
Hoover Defends Four-Power Pacific Treaty in Los Angeles
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover told the Lincoln Club in Los Angeles that opponents shake the bloody shirt to attack the Pacific treaty. He argued the pact reduces friction and allows the United States to cut naval armament while maintaining complete defense if needed.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Lincoln Club
America
London and Great Britain urged to hold national cattle import conference
Representations on importing Canadian cattle were addressed to Aberdeen County Council Edinburgh and Glasgow City Councils and the parliamentary committee of the Co operative Congress. The London cattle markets committee has invited all cities in Great Britain with populations of 25 000 and up to share views on the issue.
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London
Eithe
Clives
Ion
Aberdeen County
Edinburgh Andlasgow
Co-operative Congress
Guilhall
Corporation of the City of
Great Britain
British Proposal on Russia Debt Bonds Discussed in London
London March 22 Allied technical experts plan a bond issue to cover Russia's total debt including national, municipal, and private loans. The bonds would bear no interest for five years as discussions on resuming conference talks proceed, though the Soviet government is not represented in London.
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London
Russia
Ruséld
Sli
Digcudstons
Theoviet
Montreal Shipping Season Opens May 4 With 74 Atlantic Calls
Winnipeg dispatch reports the Montreal shipping season starts May 4 with the sailing of the Scandinavian to Southampton and Antwerp. A total of 74 arrivals and departures for Canadian Pacific liners are planned from Montreal, including 23 arrivals and 23 departures for Queda. The Liverpool service for the May 12 sailing of the Miinee from Montreal will be the Montcalm. These AL ships are over 16,400 tons each.
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Winnipeg
Montreal
Southampton
Antwerp
Queda
Liverpool
Montcalm
King George Suffering From a Slight Cold
London reports King George is recovering from an indisposition and will stay indoors for several days. He is said to have a slight cold and sore throat.
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George
London
Bit
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