Murders in Belfast Raise Tensions Across Ulster
In Belfast a Sinn Fein saloonkeeper Owen McMahon and three of his four sons were killed in reprisal for Orangemen activity as his wife pleaded for mercy. Four people died or were wounded including a bartender. Sniping continues on the border with 30000 Ulster special constables reported and a Belfast speech by Lady Craig sparks further alarm.
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Belfast
Owen McMahon
Sinn Fein
McMahon
Ulster
Miners Back Determination In April Strike Report
Cleveland March 24 Practically unanimous approval of John L Lewis's strike call by the United Mine Workers general policy committee with wide representation from the United States and parts of Canada. Insurgent Frank Yarrington urged caution and warned Illinois miners will strike April 1. West Virginia and Ohio miners voiced fears and resolve, while government officials expect an orderly strike with measures to prevent violence.
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Cleveland
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers of American
Miners’ Union
United States
Canada
Hollenden Hotel
Frank Yarrington
Illinois
Togetha
Lewin
Warrington
Lmois
Farrington
Illinalg
Jee Hall
Ohio Miners
International Omeers
Dong
Hall
Lewis
Briuainous
Washington
James Lord
Mining Department
American Federation of Labor
Cau
Minera
Daugherty
CONTINUE SEARCH FOR MISSING MISS MIAMI SEAPLANE
Miami reports continued hunt for the seaplane Miss Miami with its pilot and five passengers overdue by almost 48 hours. Speed boats and airplanes sweep the southern Florida coast from Key West to Jupiter as experts doubt the craft remains in open sea. The missing crew includes Robert Moore and several travelers from Kansas City Memphis and other places.
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Miami
Fla
Miam
Bimimi
Bahama Islands
Florida
Bahamas
Key West
Jupiter
Robert Moore
Lawrence Smith
August Bulte
Kansas City
J. S. Dickson
Memphis
Tenn
Coal union miners and production by state 1921 figures
Union claims total miners 560000 with 425000 in bituminous and 135000 in anthracite. Anthracite production centered in northeastern Pennsylvania. Bituminous capacity 800000000 tons annually, 1921 output 407000000 tons, wasted capacity 393006000 tons. Central Competitive Field covers Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois, with West Virginia highly non union. Other bituminous states listed include Maryland Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Iowa Missouri Kansas Colorado Utah Wyoming Montana North Dakota Washington. Union to non union ratio 0 to 20 per cent.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
West Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
Washington
Senate approves four power pact articles despite Brandegee reservation defeat
The U S senate adopts all four articles of the four power treaty with votes 73 to 8 on Article IV scrapping the Anglo Japanese alliance. Reed amendments to extend withdrawal and early termination fail 29 to 64 and 28 to 63. Lodge moves ratification after the articles as Pomerene opposes Brandegee reserve with Democratic amendments rejected.
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Washington
United States Senate
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pomerene
Ohio
Brandegee
Walsh
Montana
Brandeges Reservation
Robinson
Arkansas
Mayor weighs dismissal motion in Durmas liquor case
Mayor Jones considered a motion to dismiss the case against Dash Dormas of Western Heights for liquor possession arguing the search warrant validity. Attorney Stetson cited legal authorities as the fifth arrest under liquor laws. decision forthcoming.
Chamblin Dies in Chair After Confessing All
Roy Chamblin, 27, of Portsmouth, executed in the electric chair after confessing to robbing and killing Johni W. Newnan and Miss Louise Doyie on a road near an abandoned hut seven miles north of Portsmouth on October 21. Witnesses included former sheriff B W Smith and railroad detectives aiding in arrest.
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Columbus
Mar
Roy Chamblin
Portsmouth
Penitentiary
Chamblin
Johni W. Newnan
Louise Doyie
Portmouth
B. W. Smith
A. Jt Leslie
F Pratt
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Chambria
Gee
Senate Delays Bonus Fight Amid Debt Concerns
Washington March 24 The fight over the soldier bonus shifts to the Senate after passage in the House as leaders seek delays to adjust foreign debt plans and avoid burdens on taxpayers The plan envisions financing the bonus via foreign indebtedness or bond issues while administration allies push for delaying action until debt funding progresses and fiscal conditions stabilize.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ways and ‘Means Committee
United States
Harding
Jooh
House of Commons
Britain
Treasury
Jewish Relief Drive Sees $1000 Raised At Meeting
An open meeting at Odd Fellows hall raised about $1000 for Jewish relief efforts. L Goldstein urged immediate aid to Jews in Russia and adjacent counties as part of a nationwide drive to raise $14,000,000. A committee led by Max Goldstein and Arnold Deutsch will solicit additional contributions. Cincinnati reports include a fire-safety note praising St Augustine school after a drill, with swift student evacuation and thorough precautions.
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American Jewish, Relief Society
Odd Tellow Hall
L Goldstein
Loraine
Russia
United States
Max Goldtein
Alex Altfield
Ave Rivkin
Arnold Deutsch
T Wasserman
S Mendelson
S Lansburg
Louis Kahn
M Mendelson
Max Goldstein
Cincinnati
Mar
Ohio
St. Augustine
Ogre
Gertrude Chamberlain Dies After Long Illness
Gertrude Alice Chamberlain, daughter of Geo H and Etta K Chamberlain, died at home on Thursday evening after more than eight years of illness. Born September 12, 1891 in Milwaukee, she grew up in Elyria and attended Elyria public schools then Ohio Wesleyan University before illness forced her to withdraw. She joined the Elyria M A Church as a child and remained active in the Epworth League and Woman's Home Missionary Society. Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 PM at the M E Church with Rev. Edwin Kirby officiating. burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Gertrude Alice Chamberlain
Geo H
Etta K Chamberlain
Ted
Ninth Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Elyria
Ohio Wesleyan University
Elyria M.A
WC Endley
Epworth League
Womans Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sub Adse in Path of Destroyer in Gibraltar
A naval court of inquiry investigating the sinking of British submarine H-42 reports the sub rose into the path of a speeding destroyer. The destroyer could not avoid collision and struck the submarine creating a large hole. the H-42 disappeared.
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Gibraltar
Mar
Senate ratifies Pacific Pact amid heated debate
Washington reports the Senate prepared to ratify the pact after days of caustic charges and denials of secret understandings with Britain France and Japan. The Brandegee reservation was adopted, pushing the vote toward a two thirds majority amid a lengthy procedural show. Burlington Kansas reports a devastating cloudburst causing near million dollars in damage. four feared dead and two bodies recovered.
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Washington
Mar
United States Senate
Great Britain
France
Japan
Brandegee
United States
Pacific
Far East
Burlington
Kas
Oletha Sailin
Parsons
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Neosha
Ten Thousand Damages Sought by Minor in Auto Collision
Man Hypes. a minor by his next friend Joe Hyps, sues Peter Ternes of Elyria for 10000 dollars after a March 20 accident near Dover Center. A hay wagon allegedly blocked the road when its driver waved to pass and then swerved into the ditch, overturning the machine and injuring the boy with arm laceration, a sprained leg, and a facial cut.
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Man Hypes
Joe Hyps
Peter Ternes
Elyria
Cleveland
Tony Bildis
Ternes
Bildis
Dover Center
Four Lorain Men Sentenced in Grand Larceny Case
Judge Redingon sentenced Veter Chap arkas and John Kenrns of Lorain for grand larceny after they stole two cartons of cigarettes from the American Express Railway Co. Chaparkhas received one year in the penitentiary and Kenrns an indeterminate Mansfield Reformatory term. Two accomplices, Arthur Kuingbeil and John Maholic, who turned state's evidence, were fined 200 dollars each and pleaded guilty.
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Redingon
Veter Chaparkas
John Kenrns
Lorain
American Express Railway Co
Chaparkhas
Kantas
Mansfield Reformatory
Arthur Kuingbeil
John Maholic
Oberlin Professor Named National Music Leader
In Nashville on March 24, the National Music Supervisors designated Cleveland as the 1923 convention city. Karl Gearkins of Oberlin, Ohio was elected president during the session held there.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cleveland, O
National Music Supervisors
Karl Gearkins
Oberlin
Chicago Pawn Shop Robbery Ends in Theft of Jewelry
Chicago on March 24 a robbery at a local pawn shop nets diamonds and jewelry valued at 1910. Bandits held up the store during a daytime holdup and escaped after grabbing valuables from Max Rosenthal whose shop was targeted. A clerk named Penjaminco was knocked to the floor during the incident.
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Chicago
Max Rosenthan
Penjaminco
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