Mayor of Limerick Murdered Allies Ready to Invade Germany
Allied leaders announce penalties for Germany over reparations. Troops to occupy Duisburg, Dusseldorf, and Ruhrort beyond the Rhine. Each allied nation to levy a tax on German imports. A Rhine customs boundary under allied control. Lloyd George says German proposals lack real progress, declaring no peace without a permanent settlement. Conference adjourns amid reports of unsatisfactory talks and possible German acceptance delays.
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Governor Davis Health and Election Code Proposals Staged in Legislature
Ohio lawmakers prepare to consider Governor Davis administrative code changes this week focusing on state health, highway department control, and an election code overhaul. Opposition from Good Roads Federation and public health groups forecasts heated hearings as reform efforts aim to centralize power under the governor and reshape appointment rules and statistics duties.
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Lloyd George presses for seasoned reply to German taxation claim
In a conference discussion Lloyd George references Germany and England tax per capita, quoting statistics to challenge Dr. Simons. He states allies must be forced to answer with a careful, clear response and notes a full report of Simons's statement will be read later.
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Ethel Barrymore Plans Legal Separation From Russell Colt
New York reports indicate Ethel Barrymore and husband Russell Griswold Colt have opened papers for legal separation. Barrymore, semiconscious from rheumatic fever, declined to discuss the matter. Colt could not be reached for comment. Friends say the couple have long been unhappy, and divorce action had been contemplated previously.
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Petrograd in Flames Reports Stir Uprisings in City
London reports indicate Petrograd residential and business districts ablaze as Soviet troops move from Moscow to restore order. Rebels reportedly seek to sway troops, with Bolshevik leaders preparing for flight amid a wider revolutionary movement. In a related dispatch, Oranienbaum fell to Kronshtadt naval units as ships moved on the Nava river toward Petrograd.
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Mayor Clancy Shot at Home in Limerick Killing Mayor and Wounding Wife
George Clancy mayor of Limerick was shot and killed at his home early today and his wife was seriously wounded. At about the same time Michael O Callaghan former mayor was killed at his residence. Curfew kept neighbors from aid as details filtered in.
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Equity Shop Favored by Actors Equity Association
New York March 7 Members of the Actors Equity Association endorsed an equity shop by a mail ballot 3398 to 115 winning the vote after six months of balloting. An emergency meeting yesterday approved inserting a constitutional clause that membership would never be limited and John Em erson, president, hoped every U S actor would join within four years.
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Harding to Confer With Cabinet Tonight at White House
President Harding will discuss legislative policies with Republican congressional leaders at a White House dinner tonight. He will preside over the first cabinet meeting tomorrow morning at 11 o clock, following today’s call establishing the schedule.
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Burle son victory over Second Class mailing privileges
The Supreme Court sustained lower court rulings denying a mandamus to restore Milwaukee Leader second class mailing. Postmaster General Burleson had revoked the privilege in 1917 over articles about U S war aims. Separately, Middletown police seized two gambling dens, arresting seven men including the operators.
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U. S
Japan Won’t Yield on Yap Question Says Official
An official of the Japanese foreign office told the Associated Press in Tokyo that Japan will not yield an inch on mandatorial rights on Yap. He added possible concessions on the Yap cable station and noted Ishii’s recent declaration was his own move but reflects the overall government stance on the Yap issue.
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Yap
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Landis Shows Mercy To Boy Who Stole
Adolph Kalle Bronner, 19, will serve seven weeks in jail after Judge Landis tempered justice with mercy. The boy admitted stealing $15 to help his impoverished family. Reverend Adolph Kaikbrenner, pastor, said the family faced hunger with ten children and a $900 annual income, noting the boy had a good Christian upbringing.
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Mimne Kural
Early navigation may open unusually soon on Great Lakes
AP report to The Banner notes anticipation of an unprecedented early start to Great Lakes navigation. Captain A W Cornwall says the Maumee River and Bay are largely clear, with little ice in Lake Erie and Lake Huron, enabling vessels to sail from Sarnia through the St Clair River toward Lake Michigan.
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