Cardinal Gibbons Dies At 11 33 After Long Illness
Baltimore archbishop James Cardinal Gibbons, primate of the American Catholic hierarchy, died at the archbishopric residence at 11 33 AM after a prolonged heart illness. Born in Baltimore in 1854, he spanned half a century of church leadership, directed the third plenary council, and helped found Catholic University. His funeral was expected within a week.
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Public idols shattering seen as inevitable condition
The speaker notes that public exposure of public men has become a nearly daily public benefaction. He says the argus eye continually seeks the weak spots in humanity, exposing flaws and undermining idols as an almost inevitable condition of modern times.
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Suit to test authority of Labor Board filed today
A federal suit filed in Columbus seeks court interpretation of the Railway Labor Board authority in ruling that railroads may not cut wages until after employee conference. Attorneys represent about 1200 maintenance of way workers of four New York Central subsidiary lines. Wages are slated to drop about 28 percent on April 1. federal judge Sater set a hearing date.
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Red Army Nearing Riga City in Open Disorder
Kiev reports that the 25th and 16th Soviet armies near Pskov are in open disorder with desertions, as martial law is claimed to have been declared in 16 provinces. The Copenhagen dispatch quotes an Exchange Telegraph summary confirming the mood and movement of Soviet troops toward Riga and surrounding areas.
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Packing Strike Averts For Time Being
Washington March 24 a strike in the packing industry was averted after mediation by Secretary of Labor Davis. Employers accepted an eight cent hourly wage cut and a 12 15 per cent cut for place workers, while the six months extension of the Alschuler arbitration plan was agreed upon. The agreement delays until next Sept 1 Judge Samuel Alschuler to decide questions of hours wages and conditions. Government pressure aided the settlement and involved packers and workers with Hoover Wallace and Davis participating.
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NYSE Denies Extra Holiday Petition for Saturday
March 21 The board of governors of the New York Stock Exchange denied a petition for an extra holiday next Saturday but granted one for Good Friday.
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Greek Troops Launch Offensive Against Turkish Forces
Athens reports 120000 Greek troops taking part in the Asia Minor drive against Turkish Nationalists, aiming for the Baghdad railway. Turkish forces are believed to number about 90000. The offensive began yesterday with Greek preparations seen as likely to seize key positions. Allied armies in the Near East are not expected to join.
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Ban on Clara in Movies Advocated by California Theaters
The Allied Amusement Industries of California, representing major San Francisco area theatres, voted to oppose Clara Smith Hannon’s on screen appearances after her Ardmore murder acquittal. They adopted a resolution stating such exhibitions would unduly prize violence and pledged not to show any Clara Hamon films.
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McFadden Addresses Mt Vernon Chamber of Commerce
Fargo North Carolina lawyer William C. McFadden spoke at the Mt Vernon Chamber of Commerce and again at the closing session of the tenth annual conference of presidents vice presidents and land secretaries of the Central States Bankers association.
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Allies reply to German refusal on reparations demand
Paris March 24 Allied reparations committee delivered to the German delegation a note replying to the German refusal to pay 1,000,000,000 gold marks. The note urged quick transmission to Berlin and stated that payment must be made by May 1 or penalties would follow.
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New Tax Law Proposed to Retain Uniform Rule
Columbus March 2 The house taxation committee reported a single proposed constitutional amendment to fix taxation trouble. It retains the uniform rule while adding an income tax. When general income tax is in effect, property income taxed under the law may be exempt in whole or part from the uniform rule. It caps tax rates at 15 mills in cities and 12 mills in rural areas and exempts state and subdivision bonds outstanding January 1 1913.
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Knox Plumbing Co Incorporation Filed in Mt. Vernon
Local Knox Plumbing Co of Mt. Vernon was incorporated today in Columbus for 25000 dollars. Incorporators listed are Lowell M. Meyers and J. H. Meyers.
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Decker Provides New Version in Lovett Death Case
In Warsaw Indiana on March 24 the Kosciesco county grand jury began the probe into Leroy Lovett's death. Virgil Decker, 18, Lovett's companion and murder suspect, gave a revised account denying John Svagnolie of Elkhart's involvement. Decker's attorney said he is now prepared to give a full confession and take all blame.
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Stop Sale of Ford's Paper on City Streets
Columbus March 3 Mayors order safety director to bar sale on streets of Dearborn Independent and Philadelphia publication Facts. Rabbi Kornfeld urged prohibition. Harcourt closes Gambier March 24 Harcourt Place Seminary ends early for Easter vacation.
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Disorder Riots Surge Across Central Germany
From Amsterdam reports via Exchange Telegraph, central Germany faces rising disorder as insurgents seize areas. In Saxony towns dynamite damages structures, Mansfeld prisons are opened, and in Hestadt banks are raided. Hamburg fights leave at least fifteen civilians and one officer dead, many wounded, with police using force and armor to control crowds.
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Financed by Soviets in German Communist Revolt
Associated Press reports from Berlin claim Soviet gold finances the German Communist movement spreading through middle Germany's ammonia and coal districts. Strong police are deployed as authorities struggle to quell growing unrest after leaders call for a general strike. Communists reportedly bolster their positions amid the crackdown.
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Cambridge Mayor To Leave City
Cambridge March 24 Associated Press reports Mayor Jacob J. Calvert, after a council demand for resignation, said he would be absent from the city until June. The effect on council action remains unclear. Calvert and three other city officials are held to bond for shooting with intent to kill Thomas Me Mace on March 11. Officials said they were seeking witnesses at the time of the shooting.
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