Six Irish Battles Trigger General War In Cork Region
Turbulent clashes across Southern Ireland reported with Sinn Féin attackers engaging crown forces in Dungarvan, Castletownroche and Cross Barry. Casualties mount among civilians and military. reports detail ambushes, destroyed vehicles, and escalating violence as authorities flood Cork and surrounding counties.
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Prisoner Attack Reports in California Jail Case
A man found in a celled jail in Calif on March 19 was assaulted by fellow prisoners. The attack involved a bank listing and a city prison scene. Details remain unclear due to the damaged text and fragmented OCR.
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Professor and Wife Dismissed Over Moral Advice at Lawrenceville
Reading Mass March 19 Professor Edwin W Pahlow and wife novelist Gertrude Curtis Brown Pahlow were dismissed on eight days notice from Lawrenceville School New Jersey a top prep school In a public statement she said she would be vindicated or her husband would address parents He described giving moral guidance to boys including advice on sex matters and a book The House of Bondage The case centers on alleged misinterpretation and secrecy surrounding the dismissal and comments by Major W Abbott head master She has taught at Lawrenceville since 1911 and led Kennedy House with a record of authorship including The Gilded Chrypalis The Grows of Hearts Desire.
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Mrs Leeds and Son Leave Miami Hastily
The Miami departure of Florence H Leeds, long linked to James A Stillman, occurred suddenly from Cleveland Villas on Biscayne Bay. Her trunks were left behind as she took only needed belongings, while accusations in the Stillman divorce saga swirl. The Modesty yacht owner reportedly has not been aboard for a month, and Stillman may be summoned in White Plains court later this week to address alimony and counsel fees.
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Harding Plans Quick Aid for Farmers Tariffs
President Harding shows strong leanings toward an emergency tariff on agricultural products to aid Central West farmers. Senator McCumber says passage is feasible with cloture, focusing on wheat wool hides and few other items. Livestock leaders urge embargo plans and repeal of railroad rate protections, asking for a concrete relief plan.
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Come Into the Country House Designs Series Starts
The Tribune launches a Sunday series on Suburban House Designs beginning today. The cost and full description of a charming Colonial home are promised on the back page of the Second Section.
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U S to Spend 17 Billions in Next Two Years
Pittsburgh report notes War Department Secretary Weeks told the Pittsburgh Chamber that about seventeen billion dollars must be provided by the federal government within the next thirty months for running expenses and refunding operations. He urged tariff reform and a drastic reduction in federal employees, plus a shift to long term bonds.
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Government Costs Drop Over Billion in Year
Government expenses for the eight months ended March 1 were about 2.25 billion dollars, down from 4.49 billion for the same period in 1920. Officials attribute the drop to the winding down of war activities and project that the current year's total outgo, excluding the great war debt payments, would barely reach 4 billion.
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Justice White Not to Quit
Washington reports that prominent Senators are assessing Supreme Court changes but authoritative sources say Chief Justice White has no retirement plans and no other justices intend to retire. The inquiry notes no expected vacancies due to retirement, death, or disability.
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Turks to Join French Ring Around Reds
Delegates from the Turkish Nationalist government at Angora who arrived in Paris Thursday have begun informal talks that may bring them into a Europe wide anti Bolshevik alliance inspired by France. Angora and Constantinople may unite under French influence, while Greece faces limits from French Turkish alignment amid Balkan tensions.
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Column of Lava Flung High by Hawaiian Crater
In Hilo on March 19 a Halemaumau eruption abounds with lava fountains and an eighty foot rise in the lava lake within eight hours. Five lava flows race in multiple directions while guards keep tourists at a safe distance. The outburst is linked to an equinoctial change and began as Chicago Athletic Club members arrived from San Francisco on the Hawkeye State.
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Mrs McFadden Accuses French Maid of Jewel Theft
Philadelphia March 19 Special Dispatch reports Mrs George H McFadden Jr and her jewels valued at 500000 were stolen from her dresser. French governess Madame Auberlet and maid Mlle Maguit were arrested pending a two week hearing. Bail set at 5000 each.
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Germany fixes armed strength at 115000 men
Berlin March 19 The German army bill abolishes conscription and sets the army at 100000 men and the navy at 15000. The measure passed the Reichstag yesterday with the Independent Socialists and Communists opposing.
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Viviani to Find Harding League Policy Settled
Washington March 18 The arrival of Rene Viviani former French premier is awaited. President Harding’s limits for any association of nations remain clear. Reports Paris claim Viviani will seek to modify Article X but U S policy will not yield. The world court would be advisory only and consent of Congress remains essential.
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Explosion Shakes Chicago Grain Elevator Complex
A grain dust explosion in south Chicago wrecked a major steel concrete elevator on the Calumet River banks. Officials say a fire in a loading chute sparked the blast, killing one guard and leaving four missing as it discharged dust and hurled concrete blocks, derailing a nearby freight train.
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French German Businessmen Plan for Plebiscite Based Settlement
French and German businessmen devise a new plan to settle the German war debt after the Silesia plebiscite. Paris may receive stock in German enterprises as part of a broader reparations scheme with Allied participation. The move comes amid Franco American and British discussions and hopes for U S ratification of Versailles without the League covenant.
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France faces reparations with life or death rhetoric
Paris reports Senator Cheron rejects inflation as a fix for France’s financial crisis. He endorses higher taxes and stricter economy, insisting Germany must pay reparations under the Treaty of Versailles. He warns that France will seize Germany’s wealth if necessary to secure payment.
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German Proposals Absurd Fells Deputies
Fragmentary text reports from London about German proposals, unclear names and dates. The snippet mentions deputies and a minister, with stray words suggesting political debate and possible governance issues. Further readable facts are unavailable in the fragment.
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