Invading Irish Rebels Move on Limerick in Standoff
Reports from Limerick describe Irish Republican Army troops seizing key locations as British and Free State forces hold three factions in the city. Dublin dispatches note troops departed for unknown destinations to reinforce Limerick, amid tense demonstrations and military patrols in Belfast and Dublin.
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Free State
Lamerick
Trish Republican Army
Irish Republican Army
United Press
Dublin
Limerick
Durknas
Dallstreann
Jim Shuttery
Tan Suns Avi Howth
England
Downfall of Premier Takahashi Seen In Tokyo
Tokyo reports the government faces inevitable collapse as influential political leaders claim the premier’s appeal for budget approval signals resignation and cabinet instability. The scene centers on Takahashi’s push amid poor party support and growing dissent among lawmakers.
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Clarence du Bowe
United Press
Tokyo
Takahashi
Prehistoric Monster Alive Is Reported
Dr. F A Lucas of the American Museum of Natural History questions a Patagonia lake monster sighting. He notes a crocodile like body and swan neck, adds the species is three to four million years old and likely extinct. Fossil remains and reconstructions exist, but he doubts the event occurred.
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United Presay
New York
F. A. Lucas
American Museum of Natural History
Buenos Alpes
Patagonia
Lucas Sant
Sout
America
Lucas
Harding Stands Pat On Sales Tax For Soldier Bonus
United Press reports President Harding refuses any soldier bonus funding except sales tax. Congress poised to push a bonus bill with loan certificates and insured pay advances, while White House signals postponement of other methods.
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Harding
United Press
Washington, D.C
Whitehouse
Hutding
Tharding
Towise
Suspects Held in Death of Merchant in Chicago
Two suspects linked to the killing of a prominent merchant and store owner from Lorines, Frank Salerno and James Cartine, reportedly argued over payments before the victim was slain. A mysterious phone message led to a confrontation at Benedetti’s estate, where Adulph Loxsman and witness Babernoa testified as the case opened.
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United Presy
Chiomge
Emerdor
Anealeti Bene
Itebdn
Touwin
Robert Crowe
Af Lornes
Frank Salerno
James Cartine
Benedetti
Combia
Crater
Altes Ballet
Benédenti
Tim Adulph Loxsman
Fleischmann Case Heard Today Before Commissioners
Washington reports an appeal by Fleischmann Company of New York from Friday orders by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes to seize alcohol permits and confiscate alcohol at eleven branches. Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair heard the case and aimed to decide promptly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fleischmann Company
Inc
New York
Ordems
Haynes Tevo
Alcatrol
Internal Revenue
Blair
Germany Pays Reparations in Marks to Dec 21
The reparations commission announced that Germany has paid through December 21, 2091 in kind and cash totaling 856,000 hold marks, approximately $1.62 billion, covering the armistice period.
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United Presa
Pere
Germany
Townley plans prompt votes in North Dakota race
Townley seeks to shape the league balance of power with nonartisan leaders in North Dakota. Reports to league headquarters say only a fraction favor his plan, and he has shifted policy since jail release in Minnesota. He now opposes fielding all leaguers but may back some candidates, excluding U S senator, governor, or attorney general. The state convention is set for March 24 with talks of limiting leaguers to local offices. Rome Joaguera back in discussions to run again.
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United Preas
Fargo
N. Dearthur
Townley
North Dakota
League
Jackson County
Minnesota
Damestown
Townley GH
Towney
Aioe
Vourney
Questin
Lynn Frazier
Wiitliat Lemke
Pasi Louk
Rome Joaguera
Me League
AHL Ie
Wisconsin Highway Officials Back Cement Bid Plan
Sixteen county highway commissioners in Wisconsin pledged to support a cement price back plan. They agreed to accept bids offered by Midwest cement firms for a state highway program, with Marquette Company bids reportedly accepted at a set price amid unclear figures and wording.
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United Pros
Wisconsin
Midwest Cement Fic
Marquette Company
Poindexter remarks prompt Senate investigation call
A resolution by Senator Caraway of Arkansas seeks a special Senate committee to probe Poindexter's remarks about malign influences affecting the seating of Newberry. The measure, referred to the elections committee, calls for three scholars to conduct the inquiry into alleged external pressures on senators.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Senate
Maindexter
Newberry
Bereter Caraway
Arkansas
Demecrat
Poindexter
Schular
Grange Convention Set for Wichita This November
The National Grange plans its 1922 convention in Wichita Kansas starting November 15. The executive committee of the Grange in Washington announced the decision today.
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United Prone
Washington
National Grenage
Geli
Wichita
Kans
Grange
Tornado kills several in South Carolina towns Langley Warrenville
Nine people were killed by a tornado that struck Langley and Warrenville in South Carolina early today. Homes were wrecked as heavy rain accompanied the tornado. Nationwide flood threats persisted near Milwaukee with rapid water rise on the upper Milwaukee River near Sunny Point and Mequon after warm Monday rain. Water levels threatened multiple basements in Honey Creek and Wert Allix while Lake Alan's flood districts were reported temporarily safe. Temperature dropped with fair weather foreseen by forecaster W P Stewart.
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United Press
Aiken
Langley
Warrenaville
Herp
Houma
Langley Han
Warrenville
Associated Prems
Robert Bachrich
Sunny Point
Kiehrich
Menomene
Pixgaville
Riden
Honey Creek
Allix
Haw
Harding Will Reply to Borah on Four Power Pact
United Press reports President Harding will use a hands off approach in the senate fight over the four power Pacific treaty. The White House says he will not lobby or admonish the chamber, and may reply to the Borah resolution on whether the pact changes Japan's status. Secretary Hughes and Secretary Lansing Ishii discussed drafting the reply with the president.
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United Press
Harding
Senate
White House
Washington, DD
Japan
Hughes
Holding
Lodge
Vale
Twelve Witnesses Hit Delaney and Way in Prohibition Case
In Milwaukee, twelve witnesses testified against Thomas A. Delaney and Joseph Way, ex federal prohibition officers, charged with conspiring to violate the Volstead Act. Testimony alleged Delaney received about 27,500 dollars while others, including Rayland, took around 24,000 from the Dudenhoefer liquor concern. Witnesses described large whisky sales to wholesalers and forged permits to excuse illicit dealings, with bank and government records linking the alleged schemes to the defendants and their associates.
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Mibwaukee
Wis
Thomas A. Delaney
Joseph Way
Federa Prohibition
Inertiae
Rial
Delamey
Rayland
Joseph Dudrntievfer
Syndow
Boodee
Joseph Dudenhoefer
Snellow
Ludehhoefer
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Delaney
Joeoseph
Chilidice
State Central Committee
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Perry
Iquor
Ourlands
Nagner
Bam
Eine Lore
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Ritex
Nathan Duppin
Lois Schrayver
Kenosin
T. W. Gordon
Tony Bellant
C. A. Koerner
Elenie
Circuit Court
Milwaukee
A. Hell
Alened Na Notary Public
Dudenhoefer Company
President Urges Conference Between Miners and Operators
The president called for coal miners and operators to hold a motion conference to avert an April 1 strike threat. Secretary Lavar Davie was asked to press for the meeting, aiming to keep within the existing agreement and avoid escalation.
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United Prona
Washington
Marding
Lavar Davie
White House
Being Boomed for Congress in Ninth District
United Press reports Green Bay Judge Hrory is being pressed by friends to run for Congress in the Ninth district. David G. Clarnon of Oconto will not seek reelection. Judge Grass has not decided. The movement for the Green Bay jurist is spreading quickly, though his future on the bench remains uncertain.
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Reheta
Havergal Hall
Roy-Al Brigade
Associated Press
Belfast
John Reddy
Sire
Royal Avenue
Carrick Hill
Sinn Fein
Stanhope Street
United Press
Appleton
Judge Hrory
Green Bay
Congress
David G. Clarnon
Oconto
Grass
Genoa Conference Decision by U S Government Soon
United Press reports the United States will decide this week whether to participate in the upcoming Genoa economic conference. High White House authority said the devianion will be issued today or tomorrow, outlining the government's stance and participation plans.
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Genoa
United Press
Waskleyton
D.C
Fond du Lag Flood Reaches Record Depth in City
Flooding devastates Fond du Lac as river and creek banks burst, covering streets and homes. Dwellings on South Street and Western Avenue surrounded by water, residents flee by boat, with many basements flooded and streets rendered impassable. Authorities coordinate relief as river levels crest and power lines fail.
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Fond Due Fae
Perdon
de Neroe
Anne Dint
Lincoln Selwagthie
Spanish Cabinet Out After Maura Termination
Madrid reports that Antonio Maura has dissolved the Symnidh cabinet and the head of government is replaced as of today. The political shakeup follows expected resignation and reshaping of prime ministerial leadership in the Spanish government.
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Preva
Madrit
Symnidh
Antonio Maura
Miners Await Vote Amid Labor Tense Coal Talks
A labor dispute over wages and conditions pits coal miners against mine owners as federal mediators urge quick talks. Officials report possible disruption if negotiations stall, with a potential vote slated to test support for terms on April 1. Critics warn that a prolonged standstill could trigger broader unrest and halt operations.
No Man Could Head Government Better Than Lloyd George
Fragmented OCR reports Lloyd George as strongest possible wartime leader. mentions coalition, parties, and shifts in premiership amid postwar political maneuvering.
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Lloyd George
Ammonia Bandit Arrested After Quick Capture
Ammonia bandit fails to flee and is arrested after an attempted crime in which a suspect held a masked stance toward the scene. The report mentions Charles Laer Tlamewood and others as involved in the incident with police intervention and detainment following the alleged breach.
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Liphardt
Charles Laer Tlamewood
Brenda
Local Temperature Update from Marek 7 Weather Center
A garbled weather bulletin notes a cold night with a cooler Maine temperature and a Time Temperature remark from the Weather Center. Local chatter mentions tonight being chilly and a pending update on temperatures for Wednesday.
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Hox Fen
Marek
Four-Power Pacific Pact hard nut for Senate
Washington reports that the four power Pacific pact is the hardest treaty for administration supporters in the Senate to crack. A foreign relations committee reservation aims to define the pact as not an alliance and not binding the United States to automatic armed action, with ratification likely but with political pushback and possible changes as debate continues.
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Washington
DB. C
Senate
Foreign Relations
United States
Ood
Noley Srk
Senntorn Lodge
Underwood
Whisky shipments flood Milwaukee in bootleg probe
Unclear text describes a 6000 gallon whisky shipment to Milwaukee tied to a conspiracy trial. Mentions Joseph Dridenooter and others, with bribes and witness accounts. Details are garbled but imply illicit alcohol flow and legal proceedings.
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Unilad
Witwaukee
di Kalions
Witchry
Wwe
Milwaukee
Josoph
Dridenooter
Mia Kobe
Thormag A. Deliney
Joseph Tay
Teta
Meyer
Governor Small To Be Tried On April Third
A garbled report suggests Governor Small faces trial on April third. The text mentions related dates and events but is largely unreadable, with fragments referencing oath times and a possible court proceeding.
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Small
3 Gent Drop In Cheese Market Was Unjustified Declares Commissioner
Commissioner Poater announces a three cent cheese price drop was unjustified. He cites an artificial market caused by transportation disruptions from last week’s storm, not oversupply. Farmers faced about $80,000 in lost weekly income, with prices reported from 19 to 23 cents.
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Sadie
B. Gi. Monster
Aakt Todwy
Poater
Iowa
Casey
Chione Tadlay
Three men killed in air tank blast in Kansas City plant
An air tank explosion at a Kansas City transmission plant on Ninth Street and Brighton Avenue killed three men and injured others. The blast tore a wall section and derailed streetcars on nearby tracks, sending debris across May Street.
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Associated Pras
Kanga City
Kansas City
Compromised Bonus Bill Loan Feature Sent to House Today
The compromise loan provision would let veterans receive loans up to ten percent of their loan base with terms tied to adjusted service credits and interest not exceeding two percent above the date of loan discount rates. Details cover maturity, payment deadlines, and safeguards for death or default, with Treasury and bank coordination for certificates and repayments.
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Washington
Republic
Feverad
Hank
Dom
Shin
Secretary of the Treasury
Anlem
Vetersa
Vetsrag Pata
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