Reimpose Curfew in Belfast Amid Ongoing Disorders
Belfast reports curfew to run from 6 PM to 6 AM starting tonight after a conference among Lord Mayor military commander and police chief. Eight people killed since Saturday as violence persisted. crisis escalates across the city and surrounding areas.
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Ulster
Hughes to Rest in Bermuda as He Sails Wednesday
Secretary Hughes will sail from New York on Wednesday to spend two weeks in Bermuda. He will visit a daughter and recuperate from the strenuous arms conference at the State Department announced today.
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Pastor's Family Takes Pulpit Amid Ill Pastor
The family of Pastor Ite Woo vidgte of Zion's Estrella Church in this city fills the pulpit as he lies ill. In the morning Mrs Helen Savidge, daughter of the minister, delivers a sermon to steady the service, and in the evening Mrs Savidge preaches again. The family is experienced in public speaking and ministers will continue despite the pastor's illness.
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Mary Miles Minter Expresses Admiration For Slain Director
Mary Miles Minter through lawyers issued a statement declaring she would provide financial help to pursue justice in the killing of William Desmond Taylor, a director and her former mentor. She called Taylor a model of honor and friendship, saying his death shocked her and that she knew him since 1919 when he became her director.
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Los Angeles
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William Deamond Taylor
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Miss Minter
William Desmond Taylor
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Will Sell Church Jewels to Aid Famine Sufferers
Moscow reports the All-Russian Central Committee ordered immediate seizure of valuables from churches of all creeds to sell for famine relief. The value spans gold candlesticks jeweled ikons and other items with the metal weight said to total hundreds of millions of dollars. In Reading Pennsylvania a coroner’s inquest found Mrs. William Siegfried died from burns from a kerosene and gasoline explosion while starting a kitchen fire.
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Associated Press
Moscow
All-Russian ‘Central Committee
Russia
Reading
William Siegfried
Jefferson township
Thunderstorm and Robins Sighted in Cape May
A severe thunderstorm swept the Delaware bays Saturday night, locals say it signals spring. Robins appeared in Cape May yards, as residents note the change in season. The report also mentions more than 120 known species of bats in the area.
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100000 Cotton Mill Workers On Reduced Wages
Beaton Feb 13. Half of New England cotton mill operatives faced wage cuts with 40 000 to 50 000 affected today and a quarter striking. Many plants shut down as hours rose from 48 to 54 in New Hampshire and nationwide.
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Associated Press
Beaton
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New England
New Hampshire
St Louis Hotel Loot Loses $100,000 in Jewelry
Police report details a break in at the Washington Hotel in St Louis Missouri where guests' jewelry valued around $100,000 was stolen from safety deposit boxes. Night clerk H A Grafton forced to open the safe, looters escaped with valuables belonging to guests.
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Associated Press
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Surrender in disgust: thief asks for confinement after theft
York Pennsylvania February 13 William Henry Horn 27 after prabbing a Poclethack from a woman in dense fog robs a street car ticket and purse attack pattern. He surrenders at police headquarters asking to be locked up claiming any man who steals a woman’s pocketbook must be jailed. Horn committed to jail.
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Buttorff
Peculiar Child Names From City School Census
Los Angeles reports reveal parents naming children after world events and eras. Names repeated by census takers include Liberty Bend Williams, Chateau Thierry Rogers, Lyle Stocking, Aurora Boreal Bass, Merrily Grumbling, Helen Warmer, Europe Williams, and Service Wart among others.
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Chateau Thierry Rogers
Lyle Stocking
Aurora Boreal Bass
Merrily Grumbling
Holen Lyre
Polly Parrott
Helen Warmer
Service Wart
Melba Peach
Sterling Price
Europe Willams
Ananfa Smith
Slain in Dispute Near Capon Bridge Virginia
Winchester Virginia February 13 Clarenn Gardner a member of Hampshire county West Virginia prominent family was jailed on a murder charge in the shooting death of Thomas McKee. The weapon struck the victim in the stomach during a dispute near Capon Bridge and he died an hour later. Gardner barricaded himself before deputies captured him by ruse. A separate note reports a $1500 bequest to Mrs Arnold J Techantree formerly a Baltimore telephone operator for her politeness to the testator at the Cambridge home.
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Clarenn Gardner
Hampshire county
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Thomas McKee
Capon Bridge
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Gardner
Laltimore
Jerome Thomas
Cambridge
Arnold J. Techantree
Cat Theft Turns Fatal in Brooklyn Tenement Fire Incident
New York on February 12 reports a cat attempting to steal fish from a frying pan caused a gas range regulator to fail. David Frisch and his wife Freda died from gas poisoning, eight others became ill in a Terrane Inca neighborhood tenement as neighbors describe the sequence of events leading to the tragedy.
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New York
David Frisch
Freda
Brooklyn
Denby urges Navy to fix manpower and budget plan
In Washington on February Naval Secretary Denby urged the Naval Committee to fix personnel at 160000 men and 6000 apprentices for the new year with no reductions. He proposed keeping one hundred destroyers out of commission to support the program, asserting potential savings of about 70 million dollars.
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Denby
Naval committee
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ceston
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congress
naval secretary
Uncle Joe Notto Be Candidate for Re Election
Washington Feb 13 The oldest member of the House announced he would seek another term as representative for the 18th district. He will be 73 next May 7 and plans to complete his 23rd term in the House, after years as speaker and a central figure in Cy Years old.
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Washington
Cannon
Hlinotson
mem House
Deportation plan for 156 aliens announced by U S officials
The Associated Press reports from Washington that 156 aliens are slated for deportation. About 60 arrivals from Chicago last week will join a San Francisco party within days. Officials say none have criminal records but will face hearings as immigration boards evaluate cases and determine country of origin.
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Wash
abes rg
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Chicago
San Francisco
andes
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Liquor Imports Rise by About 1.5 Million Dollars
Washington reports foreign trade data showing liquor imports for the past year nearing 1.5 million dollars more than 1928. Shipments of soft drinks declined by about 9 million dollars in the same period, while overall imports of wines and malt liquor totaled over 3.4 million dollars in 1921, higher than 1920.
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Washington
Damages Sought by Parents in Van Mouth Train Death Suit
In Toledo on February 13 a federal court suit seeks 410000 damages for the death of two children struck by a fast freight train near Vanmouth. The filing accuses the Pennsylvania Railroad of negligence and improper whistle signaling as the train approached, alleging the railroad failed to heed safety duties.
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