Ireland Peace Pact Expands Cooperation In Ulster South
London announces a new agreement between northern and southern Ireland to pacify the country. It includes reorganizing Ulster police by religious lines, a special mixed police unit, a new trial court for serious crimes, and an independent investigation commission.
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London
Free State
Ireland
Winston Churchill
Ulster
Churchill
Belfast
Hill Street
Newry
Cenptenie Allen
Waring
Allen
Winston Churchhill
House of Commons
Strifctorn
Michael Collins
James Craig
Imperial
Justices of Appeal
Northern Ireland
Investigation Commission V. A. Commission
Irish Republican Army
Free States
Boyle Keeps Liberal Leadership as Alberta Session Ends
Edmonton March 31 John R. Boyle remains Liberal party leader in Alberta though not permanently appointed. Members choose to convene a convention to elect a permanent leader, vote confidence in Boyle, and keep him as temporary leader. If he runs at the next convention, he is likely to be selected.
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Edmonton
John R. Boyle
Liberal Party
Alberta
Callcus Selacteil v. Boyle
Boyle
Central Illinois power plant fire threatens fifty cities
Two hand cars of coal at the Central Illinois Electric Service plant in Kincaid were burned this afternoon by a mysterious fire. The loss may cut off illuminating power to fifty Central Illinois cities, officials said.
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Kincaid
Pana Ills
Central
University Lecture on Political Organization Economic Groups
The next university lecture will be held on Thursday April 6 in the High School. Hector Lang will occupy the chair for a discussion titled Political Organization Economic Groups conducted by an unnamed speaker.
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Whspels
Economic Groups
Hector Lang
Liquor Burglary Attempt Foiled in Ontario
Detroit reports an alleged liquor burglary at the home of Gordon Reaume in Petite Cote Ontario. Reaume and his brother Albert fired on three men as they tried to break into a cellar. nine escape while one man named Thomas Faherll dan of Detroit was seized with a head injury.
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Detroit
Gordon Reaume
Petite Cote
Ontario
Lqnor
Reaume
Albert
Regume
Thomas Faher]ldan
Trotsky warns of merciless new war plan at congress
Moscow March 31 War Minister Trotsky after inspecting troops near Wrangel region addressed the communist congress warning that if the Soviets are attacked by the European bourgeoisie they may re introduce a war of communism more merciless than the civil war.
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Moscow
Trotsky
Wrangel
Russia
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Housing Scheme Participants
Interested individuals are urged to consult the Chamber of Commerce secretary for details on the Federal Housing Scheme. A sign-up list is being prepared and available at chamber offices for those who wish to participate, with early completion advised.
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C. OF C
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Destructive Fire Destroys Nassau Hotel in Bahamas
A three hundred room colonial hotel in Nassau Bahama Islands was destroyed today by a blaze. The fire caused millions of dollars in damage before it was brought under control, according to a radio message received here.
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Miami
Flo
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Big Four Railway Workers Split Over Wage Talks
The United States Railroad Labor Board scheduled hearings to address disputes over wages and working rules affecting engineers and firemen on all railroads. Reports say a split occurred within the four big brotherhoods, with leaders meeting separately as conferences with eastern, southern, and western lines continued.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Oue Board
Labor Board
Big Four Brotherhoods
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Railroad
Brotherhood
New York
Washington
Train Service Men
Board
Four Brotherhoods
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Eastern Railroad
L. E. Sheppard
The
Order of Railway Conductors
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Williamson fined for intoxication in police court
For being intoxicated W Williamson was fined ten dollars plus costs in this morning's police court.
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W. Williamson
King George Signs Ireland Free State Bill Into Law
London March 31 The Irish Free State bill became law today as King George granted assent. The House of Lords did not resist the amendments it had adopted and an agreement was reached between the two houses.
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London
George
House of Lords
Townley Scores By Court Ruling
In Fargo North Dakota Judge A T Le ruled there is no proved embezzlement in the preliminary hearing against A C Townley head of the nonpartisan league. State witnesses claimed a $3000 loan from J J Hastings bank to a United States isa trust tied to Townley. Brinton testified he helped organize the trust and Townley offered him a manager post. Defense plans cross examination tomorrow.
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Fapgo
N. D
A. T. le
Cass County District Court
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Bank of Fargo
J. J. Hastings
Townley
J. W. Brinton
United States
Sisa ¥ Trust
Hastings
Trust
Hastings’bank
Brinton
Marshal Joffre to Dedicate Memorial
Marshal Joffre arrives in Vancouver from Victoria and meets Mayor Tisdall and city officials. He visits the Canadian Club luncheon and will go to Blaine Washington for dedicatory ceremonies at the International Peace Portal, with a 15 minute stop in New Westminster to address school children.
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Vancouver
Marshal Joffre
Victoria
C. KE. Tisdall
Joffre
Blaine
Waeh
International Peace Portal
New Westminster
B.C
Tobacco Warehouse Collapse Kills Three in Bowling Green
Bowling Green Kentucky reports a three story warehouse of the American Tobacco building collapsed under 890000 pounds of tobacco. Three men died and six were injured with fifteen men buried in debris. six escaped with minor injuries.
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Bowling Green
American Tobacco Huilding
Canada Wheat Board Inquiry Hopes for Final Settlement
Hon W R Motherwell says the inquiry will be bona fide and aim for a final settlement on the wheat board. W F Kay, chairman, states the Agriculture Committee will handle the memorandum from the council urging appointment of a Canada Wheat Board and seek full hearings for all interests.
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W. R. Motherwell
House Committee On Agriculture
Ottawa
Council of Agriculture
Canada Wheat Board
W. F. Kay
Mississquoi
Wheat Board
Rescue at Niagara Falls Saves Rochester Man
Jeffrey Wilson of Rochester was pulled from the Niagara River near the American Falls by Policeman Charles Smith. Smith waded into the rapids with a rope around his waist and dragged Wilson to shore after firemen failed to reach him with ladders.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Jeffrey Wilson
Rochester
Niagara River
Charles Smith
Wilson
Canadian Pacific Cuts Grain Freight Rates Across Routes
Winnipeg March 30 Grain freight reductions announced by Canadian Pacific Railway cut rates on grain flour and related products from Fort William Port Arthur Westfort to eastern points. Export rates drop April 20, domestic April 29. New export rates include 27c to Baltimore Boston New York Philadelphia and 27c Halifax Montreal 25c. other cities see 23c to Halifax 25c Montreal. Domestic rates fall to 33c for Baltimore New York Philadelphia and 25c for Boston Brunswick Ellsworth Hartford Providence.
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Winnipeg
Fort William
Port Arthur
Westfort
Ontario
Canadian Pacific Railway Freight Department
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Quebec
St. John
N.B
Halifax
Montreal
St. John N.B
Brunswick
Maine
Ellsworth
Hartford
Conn
Providence
Marshal Joffre Arrives in Vancouver Aboard Princess Louise
Marshal Joffre hero of the Marne arrives in Vancouver from Victoria aboard the Princess Louise the palatial Canadian Pacific coast steamer. He travels with his personal suite and Brig Gen Odlum of Vancouver and expresses pleasure with the ship’s accommodations.
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Vancouver
Canada
Marshal Joffre
Hero of
Victoria
Odlum
Market Prices Hit Biggest Level Of The Year
Today's market closes with beef 6 cents a pound and up and veal 10 cents and up. Mutton 12 1/2 cents and up, pork 14 cents and up. Butter 36 cents a pound and eggs 2 dimes a dozen.
Mutiny On Sealer Viking Off Gulf Of St Lawrence
The crew of the sealer Viking mutinied in the Gulf of St Lawrence on Wednesday. They demanded the captain abandon the voyage and return to St Johns due to reading difficulties aboard. The ship carries half a cargo of skins and owners urge continued operation unless forced to stop hunting.
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St. Johns
St Johns, Marlch
Viking
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Grand Banks
Intensive inquiry held by Alwy. Bh. Ottawa
The board of railway commissioners will not judge freight rate equalization for about two months, possibly until end of June. The inquiry, closed yesterday, was among Canada's most intensive with evidence and exhibits weighing tons.
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Ottawa
Can
Board of Railway Commissioners
Canada
Bank officials hear adjournment in Ottawa inquiry
Sir Hugh Montague Allen president of the defunct Merchants Bank and D C Macarow general manager appeared before Judge Cusson in Montreal police court on Treasury Department complaints about the bank statement. Cases adjourned until Friday April 17.
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Montreal
Hugh Montague Allen
Merchants Bank
D. C. Macarow
Federal Treasury Department
Cusson
Prime Minister Grants Special Session After Vote
Ottawa reports that by unanimous consent the prime minister was authorized yesterday to issue a summons for a special session. The move follows a reholnt ae situation and is aimed at addressing pending concerns.
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Ottawa
Pina
Sso
Pensonh Ps
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WE Board
Head of Lakes
Hero
Princess Louise
Viking Sauitiny
Alwy. BH
M. Allen
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