Cardinal Gibbons Laid to Rest in Splendid Ceremony
In Baltimore on March 31 the body of James Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore, was laid to rest after a pontifical requiem mass. Arch Bishop John Bonzano and Arch-Bishop John J. Glennon led prayers as priests processed in colorful robes. The ceremony drew vast crowds and marked one of the continent’s greatest church assemblies, while a second burial service followed in the cathedral crypt.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
John Bonzano
Washington
Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Semimeriaus
Sistine Chapel
Rome
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Catafalque
Teddy
Americans Make No Effort to Evade Jail
Neith er Carl Neuf nor Franz Zimmer the American detectives sentenced for illegal assumption of power in attempting to arrest Grover Bergdoll the American draft evader has asked for a retrial. The jail sentence became effective tonight. German accomplices filed no appeal from the verdict.
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Moshach
Baden
Carl Neuf
Franz Zimmer
Grover Bergdoll
Man 98 Passes Away in Athens Home
Jogeptus Tucker 99, died late yesterday at his home in Alfred. A lifelong Athens County resident, he was known in the community for his long service and steady presence.
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Athens
Jogeptus Tucker
Alfred
Athens County
Burroughs to be buried Sunday near Roxbury
John Burroughs, famed naturalist, will be buried Sunday on the eighty fourth anniversary of his birth. A boulder from his boyhood years will mark the headstone at the Catskill burial site in Roxbury. Funeral plans include a service at Alverny and a procession to the grave with friends like Eqwin Ford and H. S. Firestone expected to attend.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John Burroughs
Relaives
Catskill Mountains
Roxbury
Mr. Burroughs
Woodshuck Hole
Eqivon
Henry Ford
H.8
Firestone
Neuralist
Alverby
Hudson
Iynal
Pleads Guilty in Chicken Theft Case
Valentine pleaded guilty after his car loaded with stolen chickens wrecked, leading to sentencing to the penitentiary. The incident followed earlier violations of the law and occurred as he stood before the court.
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Bynhoryington C.oh
Marah
Cemminbtes ‘Atte
Valyantine
Lawa
Valentine
Debs Freedom Claim Denied as War Law Prisons Probe
March 31 Washington Attorney General Daugherty said legislation to resolve the status of wartime prisoners is under consideration. He noted a drawn bill and said senators asked for a conference to review it. Debs case to be carefully investigated with an opinion to the President, but he would not discuss details.
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Washington
Daugherty
Sterling and
King
Senate Judiciary
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Debs
Daugherty Wald
Harding
Turks Protest Greek Drive in Asia Minor
The Turkish government today sent a note to the allies protesting formal Greek offensive actions in Asia Minor. The governor called the attack an unjustified aggression while the allies pursue a peaceful solution to the Near East issue.
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Constantinople
Asia Minor
Turkey
Near East
Pope Benedict Voices Deep Concern Over Ireland Conditions
In Rome on March 1 Pope Benedict expressed deep concern about deplorable conditions in Ireland during an interview with Archishop Daniel J. Mannix of Melbourne who had traveled from England where he closely followed the Irish situation.
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Rome
Ireland
Pope Benedict
Daniel J. Mannix
Melbourne
Australia
England
Four Boys Killed in Akron Sand Bank Slide
Four boys aged 4 to 9 are dead and a girl, 8, is hospitalized after a sand bank slide in East Akron last evening. Victims Joe Zubovich, 7, Sandrine Ze Ramin, 8, Nick Lasovich, 6, John Dunch, 9. Mary Ring, 4, in hospital with slim chances of recovery. The children were attempting to climb the sand bank when gravel gave way, burying them under 16 tons, about 40 feet below. Witnesses said efforts to escape stirred the mass and the load crushed them. All deaths attributed to suffocation per Coroner Kent.
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Akron
Joe Zubovich
Zeramin Sandrine
Nick Lasovich
John Dunch
Mary Ring
Physicians Bay
Winesses
Kent
Rust Era Ends as Ship David W. Rust Sinks at Dockyard
In Toledo on March 30 Associated Press reports the David W. Rust, a grain fleet veteran over 60 years old, burns at Gilmore's dock on the East Side. Once the pride of the grain fleet, the tramp steamer became a firelit ruin as flames spread after a blaze fed by storms. Firefighters battled the blaze until the hull finally gave way to the water.
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Associated Press
Sanner
Toledo
Gilmore
David W. Rust
GUIDE IN STILLMAN CASE NOT INDIAN
In East Liverpool on March 1 Fred Beauvais of Montreal the guide named in the Stillman divorce case has no Indian blood per his grandmother Mrs Mary Maloney who corroborates Beauvais parentage She says his mother Mary Maloney was Cincinnati born and his father Louis Beauvais a French Canadian Mrs Maloney adds the guide is the son of a French Canadian father and Irish American mother with no native ancestry cited
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East Liverpool
Fred Beauvais
Montreal
James A. Stillman
Fifi” Potter Stillman
Mary Maroney
Beauvais
Cincinnati
Maloney
Mary Maloney
James Maloney
Louis Beauvais
Newton Miller Betoa Job In Ohio Revenue Post
Washington March 31 Newton M Miller of Columbus Ohio was named by President Murding today collector of national revenues for the eleventh district of Ohio.
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Washington
Newton M. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Murding
Eleventh District
School of Aviation for Columbus Planned
A proposed aviation school and airplane passenger service station may be built in Columbus. Pilot Russell Sage Haines, a reserve army flyer, is seeking a suitable field to establish a permanent site and develop commercial aviation.
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Associated Prose
Columbus
Russel Sage Haines
Haines
Fire in the Glouds Shocks Downtown New York
Firemen fought a dangerous blaze on the 31st floor of the Equitable Building in lower Manhattan. The fire started in a broker's office and smoke filled upper floors while crews crawled along ledges to smash windows and force hose lines through narrow shafts. Thousands of tons of water flooded elevators and corridors as the fire neared containment.
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Equitable
Associated Press
Banner
New York
Dize Zy Heights
Ex-Emperor Charles Reported Moving to Restore Throne
Reports from Vienna and Steinamanger indicate ex Emperor Charles seeks to regain the throne with 15,000 troops led by General Le Har while 30,000 Yugoslav troops mass in Varasdin to block the restoration. Premier Teleky and Count Andressy discuss abdicating conditions amid Charles’s insistence on law recognizing his son Otto. HMS Horthy’s resignation rumored. Charles reportedly en route to Budapest as loyal army advances.
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Bannery
Vienna
Charlee
Steinamanger
le Har
Budapest
Charles
Wiemer Journal
Varasdin
Croatia
Presa
West
Hungary
Teleky
Count Andressy
Otto
Associated Press
Horthy
Moye
City of Columbus Reports Big Business For 1920
City auditor Ginder reports Columbus averaged 60 762 74 dollars daily in 1920 with total city transactions of 15 026 824 97 and year end cash and sinking fund balances of 1 193 689 05.
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Associated Press
Banner
Columbus
Eii of
Ginder
Treasury
Body Identified as William M. Gregg in Death Near Gallipolis
The body found at the Kanauge Junction near Gallipolis was identified today by William M. Gregg's wife as the Charleston, West Virginia man. Investigators believe he was robbed and murdered after traveling to buy a term life policy, carrying money and an unendorsed check.
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Associated Press
Gallipolis
Kanauge
Here
William M. Gregg
Charleston
W. Va
Gregg
Explosion at Mt. Gilead Injures Five in Market Blast
Five people were injured when an ammonia cooler tank exploded in Mt. Gilead Ohio on March 30. The blast tore through the building housing James Whitney and shattered the adjacent millinery shop. Clerks Mrs. Claire Allison and Mrs. Peter Ryan suffered cuts from flying glass, while customer Mrs. James W. Howard and resident Frank Rowley were exposed to gas.
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Associated Press
MT. Gilead
Jamen & Whitney
Claire Allison
Peter Ryan
James W. Howard
Frank Rowley
New Order on Booze Issued
Washington March 31 Associated Press reports a new regulation by the bureau of internal revenue limits liquor withdrawal by retail druggists to 100 gallons per quarter for spirits of wine. The order clarifies earlier rules and relaxes the five case limit under one permit. No cap on the number of permits for druggists was announced.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
The Murphy Funeral Services at St Pauls Catholic Church
Funeral services for Maryware Murphy will be held at St Pauls Catholic Church tomorrow at nine o clock. Burial will follow at Cab Ivary cemetery.
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Mmm Marywaret Murphy
St Cent de Paul's Catholic Church
Ig Cab Ivary Cemetery
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California
Iran D. Copley
Illnots
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School OF Aviation For
City OF Columbus
Charleston, W. Va
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