Worker Io Executed Near Belfast in Grim Incident
Reported by the Associated Press a worker named Praneel Maller was found dead near Belfast after being escorted by a group tied to unemployment dole claims. A card was pushed under a door at his home, and investigators described a burglary like scene as authorities pursued the crime in the Bel fam district.
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Bella
Praneel Maller
White
Iran
Pany
Luiz
Joyeck
Fein
Belfam Todas
Dublin newspaper plant set ablaze in revolver raid
Protesters attacked the Freeman's Journal plant injuring few and damaging presses and wiring early morning dawn. Firemen battled the blaze as gasoline was poured on floors. The raid aimed to suppress coverage of press proceedings at a convention, with attackers unmasked and using arson to halt production.
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Pries
Dublin
Ile Freeman
Tournal
Gan- Huing
Lis Wewesianer
Genet
Te de Valera
Trish
Parley 18 Resumed Between British Free State and Ulster
War ministers and officials from the British Free State and Ulster met in Canferenen to discuss a new or ongoing accord. Key figures present included Sir Winston Churchill chairing, Sir Laming glai-Evens as secretary for war, and Artine Gy3fuht, head of the Provisional Free State government and Dail Bireano premier.
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British Free State
Ulster
Canferenen
Artine
Dail
Bireano
Premiee
Sir James Craig Joins Ulster Education Conference
Sir James Craig of Ulster and the Marquis of Londonderry attend the northern parliament education conference. A plenary meeting was expected to be scheduled later in the day.
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James Craig
Ulster
Marquis of
Lomonderry
Burning of Greek Villages Reported by AP
London report cites Greek villages in Berazude region along the Black Sea burned, with many residents killed in attacks. An Archbishop Meltius Metaxakis telegram, via Canterbury, warns of Christian minorities under threat in Asia Minor as Turkish forces advance.
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London
Berazuude
Black Sea
Bebruse
Portus
Manuel
Meltius Metaxakis
Cousmiropte
Wedensdas
Atel
Canterbury
Asia
Fowler Packing Firm Records Demanded at Stockyards Hearing
Kansas City Mo March 20 Demand for temporary production of Fowler Packing Company records, a subsidiary of Armour and Company, was central as the hearing resumed before Judge B. Mayer, commissioner of the Department of Livestock. The case concerns the Mistletoe yards operated to assist Fowler in hog purchases and alleged to depress prices for hog producers. Armour president Ogden testified the yards served only as convenience to Fowler’s plant and to prevent hogs from being sold two miles from the market, arguing no price depression.
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Ising Company
Powler
Turek
Aviccur
Ogden, Armaus
Arymane and Companys
Policeman Nallas to face charge in Dallas flogging case
In Dallas, ex policeman J. J. Crawford and others are to be tried in connection with the flogging of Philly Rothblum. Will be before Judge CoA Tippeu this morning as District Attorney Mowry Hughes leads the prosecution. Mr. and Mrs. Rothblum traveled from St. Louis after the assault. Mrs. Rothblum offers to identify one assailant. A recital event is listed for April 4 at Beethoven Hall at 8:30.
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Tex
Dallas Moggings
J. J. Crawford
Philly Rothbam
Will Mear
Coa. Tippeu
Mowry Hughes
Mrs. Rothblum
St. Tonis
Rothblug
Rot Bluar
Beethoven Hall
Dipping Program Ready to Start in County
Virtually all of the county 200 dipping vats are completed and ready. Preparations to begin dipping on April 2 are underway. Three vats were funded by public subscription saving the county about $30,000 in costs.
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Kenedy
Yemen
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