Armed clashes flare along Ulster border amid unrest
Belfast dispatch reports renewed violence across Ulster frontier with Orangemen and Sinn Fein clashes at multiple points. A special constable died in a clash with Republicans as fires spread in Belfast and Tyrone. The Ulster government accuses Sinn Fein of attempting to form an army to topple Belfast rule. Military intervention may follow.
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International News Service
Belfast
Ulster
Glengreen Lodge
County Donegal
John Allingham
County Tyrone
Ministry For Home Affairs
Sinn Fetuere
Linsley Given 10 Year Sentence for Bank Robbery Attempt
Pittsburgh report says Joseph Linsley dressed as a woman on March 7 and tried to disable bank messenger Lorenzo with emonnia spray before attempting a robbery. He pleaded guilty under counsel Young Linestey. The judge, noting mental unbalance, imposed a 10 year sentence at Western Penitentiary.
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International Laws Service
Pittsburgh
Joseph Linsley
Charles Lazaro
Western Penitentiary
Young Lincestey
White's Funeral Conducted At Noon From Rice's Chapel
Albert Torrence White was buried today in Oak Park cemetery after a private funeral at Rice Undertaking Establishment. His body arrived at 2:30 a.m. on the Harmony Line from Pittsburgh via delay, with Rev. Maitland officiating. White declared his innocence, saying he would go to the chair, and requested scripture from John 14.
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Lake Erie
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Follies Girl Seeks Freedom After Quick Elopement
Seventeen year old Geneva Mitchell sues to annul her marriage to Yale student Robert Savage son of a Duluth millionaire declaring she wants freedom not the Savage fortune. She admits she misjudged her mind when eloping four days ago and vows to end the union despite family attention. Hymns were sung at the funeral of White with Mrs Mumle Longstreet present as relatives seek quiet rites.
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Robert Savage
Yale
Duluth
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Mumle Longstreet
Bonus Will Pass House This Week
Washington dispatch reports the soldier bonus bill is set to pass the House this week under political pressure. Republicans aim to move it before April primaries, with Mondell and Campbell shaping the rules to avoid amendments, and Fordney expressing confidence it will clear both chambers with Harding’s approval.
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France Denies Secret Treaty With Japan Claim
Paris reports a formal denial by the French foreign office of an alleged Franco Japanese pact for Siberia exploitation raised in Washington. Moscow dispatches say the Soviet war commissary mobilized three more troop classes and Leon Trotsky has gone to the front to review forces as Russia prepares to strengthen western fronts.
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Washington
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International News Service
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
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Poem Fragment Reads of Spring Delayed by Winter
A fragmented verse laments early spring promises thwarted by lingering cold. Birds and flowers fail to bloom as warmth arrives late, with a playful exchange between personified Spring and Winter. The poet contemplates writing anew about verdant fields and fragrant trees.
King George Suffers Flu Illness Cancels Royal Engagements
Royal reports indicate King George contracted a mid influenza attack causing all official duties to be postponed. Public notices from foreign service sources say there is no danger to the monarch or public safety.
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Crow Does Not Quit Senate Race Opens Contested Contest
William Crow refuses to resign from the U S Senate and a crowded field forms. John A Dell and Bell announce candidacies while Major David Reed and others prepare to enter the race. The political row promises a hard fought contest with high stakes and shifting alliances as supporters line up and campaigns begin.
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Death by suspected poison in liquor shocks Frank Toscano
Frank Toscano aged 39 of Plume Street died late last night after drinking what police believe was poison in liquor. He collapsed at home shortly after 1 a.m. and died despite efforts to summon medical help. Investigation by the coroner traced the liquor source but not the supplier. Toscano was well known in the southern part of the city and leaves a widow and five children. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Drive Against Booze Planned By Dry Agents
National News Service reports a coordinated dry campaign by special agents to raid liquor outlets across several states. Dry officers aim for simultaneous actions, with mobile units to locate and seize facilities. The plan involves regimental enforcement and rapid front-line coordination to surprise operations.
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National News
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Fascisti Red Clashes Kill Four in Italy Across Provinces
International News Service reports anti fascist red clashes inflamed northern Italian provinces of Parma and others. Four Italians killed and twenty wounded as prefects promise stringent actions to restore peace amid ongoing unrest.
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Hindoo Violence to Begin in India Next Month
Dispatch from Boston reports Hindoo violence is expected to commence in India next month as a political move to gain control of the congress. The piece notes a tight race and a narrow victory margin amid party struggles and leadership shifts.
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Unclear Death Notice Dates and Names From Odd Fragments
Fragmented death record list includes multiple names such as Aboth Robison and Charte Mh plus places like Denver and Jersey. OCR text is garbled with mis-spellings and broken addresses. no coherent date, age, or jurisdiction clearly discernible.
Hughes Brands Senate Reports False Charges
Secretary denies accusations in a letter to Senator Lodge, stating the statements are absolutely false. The text asserts there were no secret agreements or understandings with Britain regarding a power treaty, and maintains that the United States government did not engage in such actions.
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Senate
Washington
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Fragmented report from Pittsburgh outbreak hospitalizing injured
Distorted OCR describes multiple injuries from an incident at a ferry and a factory, naming Mrs Elizabeth and Elva le Ghanan among injured. Several people were taken to the Pasteur Institute of Pittsburgh for treatment. Witnesses report chemical fumes and a barrel incident at the Carrige Stool works.
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