No Dissolution of Parliament Says Redmond
London dispatch reports John E. Redmond asserts there will be no dissolution of parliament before Ireland’s home rule bill passes. He says the bill’s second reading is slated for March 30 and will proceed until law. The Manchester Guardian notes Liberal anger over army officer surrender and hints at a potential general election.
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Associated Press
London
Ireland
John E. Redmond
Redmond
The
of Commons
Jondon
Ulster
Dublin
Bar
Thal
Manchester Uardian
Seely to lay documents on crisis in House of Commons
Col John Seely the secretary of state for war says in London that tomorrow he will lay on the table material and written documents intended to clear up the recent crisis in Ireland. He was asked to confirm or deny a report that a written assurance had been given to Brigadier General Gough that troops would be used to force home rule onto the country.
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Sseely
London
John Seely
House of Commons
Gough
Countries of Orient Are Interested in Frisco Show
Countries of the Orient show great interest in the Panama-Pacific Exposition to be held in San Francisco next year. Major Sydney A. Cleman, chief of the exposition bureau of mis affairs, said many will exhibit. Cleman returned after a six month tour of British colonies, the Philippines and Malay states. He noted the probable Australian fleet would visit San Francisco for the exposition.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Sydney A. Cleman
U.S. A
Cloman
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Malay States
High Circle Contest Solution Peak Reported
The highest Circle Contest Solution recorded yesterday was 22,968. It was submitted by F. o. R. F. D. Meridian.
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Meridian
Rebels Push Toward Torreon Amid Fierce Gomez Palacio Fighting
Go mez Palacio falls to rebels as General Villa’s forces press toward Torreon. In Gomez Palacio a major battle rages with heavy Federal casualties and a large rebel crowding of wounded backed by artillery. Villa orders supplies to Gomez Palacio as Velasco probes from Gomez Palacio.
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Associated Proass
Juarez
Mex
Gomez Palacio
Chao
Benavides
Zaraguesa
Torreon
Villa
EL Verjel
Durango
Mexico
Francisco Villa
el Vertel
Bermejillo
Velasco
Cerro de la Pilar
Senate to Combine Admin Trust Bills into One Measure
Senators on the interstate commerce sub committee resumed work on a unified administration trust bill set for one measure in the senate. Chairman Newlands said the bill includes a trade commission regulation of holding companies and interlocking directorates with other essential features.
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Associated Press
Washington
Administration
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Sub-Committee
Trade Commission
Newlands
North Carolina Graduate Found Dead in Bathroom
Washington report identifies Oliver Kinsey, a young North Carolina graduate from Johns Hopkins University, awaiting a commission as an army surgeon, as found dead in a bathroom. The brief notes the tragedy occurred in Washington on March 24.
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Washington
Oliver Kinsey
North Carolina
John Hopkins University
Ulster Volunteers Mobilization Plans In Belfast
Sir Edward Carson travels from London to Belfast amid talk of mobilizing Ulster volunteers. Alfred Balfour and Bonar Law lead opposition in the Commons against a compromise offered by Prime Minister Asquith, pictured in the cartoon’s corner.
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Edward Carson
Belfast
London
Alfred Balfour
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Asquith
Congress to Hear Arguments on McDermott Censure
The House Judiciary Committee heard arguments on a resolution to censure Representative McDermott of Illinois and National Association of Manufacturers officers over lobbyist disclosures. James A. Emery argued that the House lacks authority to censure private citizens without a hearing and that contempt is the sole basis for punishment. Some members urged expulsion instead.
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Associated Press
Washington
McDermott
Illinois
National Association of Manufacturers
House Judiciary Committee
MacDonald
Lea
James A. Emery
House
Emery
Congress
Representative McDermott
Barthou testifies on documents and Caillaux campaign
Paris March 24 Louis Barthou former premier testifying before the chamber of deputies committee denying any delivery of papers to Figaro or direct involvement in Caillaux attacks He says he urged Calmette not to publish injurious material and secured a promise not to publish.
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Associated Press
Paris
Louis Barthou
Chamber of Deputies
Henri Rochette
Figaro
Joseph Caillaux
Calmette
Bryan Receives Page London Speech On Monroe Doctrine
Secretary Bryan today received Ambassador Page's full account of his London address on the Monroe Doctrine and the Panama Canal. Bryan took the speech to a cabinet meeting and planned to send it to the Senate, while declining to reveal details of Page's remarks.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ambassador Page
London
Senate
State Department
Bryan
Sénate
Page
How They’ll Vote in Gainestown
Captain F S Slaughter reports through F H Flynn of Gaines town Clarke county that in the home precinct where Flynn resides there are 45 votes cast of which 42 will back the old and 2 for the other candidate.
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Gainestown
F. H. Flynn
Clarke County
Flynn
O Neal Speech Draws Massive Montgomery Crowd
In Montgomery a throng estimated at 3 000 to 3 500 attended Governor O Neal s speech at the Grand Theatre with over 4 000 unable to enter. Birmingham sent a large delegation and the crowd cheered loudly, denying reports of hissing. The demonstrators called it the most remarkable capital gathering of its kind.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Mobile Register
Register
Mobile
Grand Theatre
Alabama
Birmingham
Henry Schwarz Denies Hissing At Alabama Demonstration
Henry Schwarz a well known traveling man in Alabama arrived in Mobile from Montgomery this afternoon he attended the large demonstration last night. He claims he waited two hours to enter the Grand Theatre and three hours while the governor spoke about 3000 people heard the governor and applauded vigorously he asserts there was no hissing and calls it the greatest demonstration he has seen in this state or elsewhere.
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Henry Schwarz
Henry
A. Schwarz
Alabama
Mobile
Montgomery
Grand Theatre
Well Known Georgian Found Hanging To Limb
A Dalton Ga special reports the lifeless body of George Hayes a prominent man was found this morning hanging from a tree near the public road five miles east of Chattanooga He lived in Rome and was sixty seven years old He appeared in good health and was on a...
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dalton
George Hayes
Here
Hayes
Rome
Brown convenes special grand jury at capital
Montgomery Alabama March 24 Associated Press Brown convened a special session grand jury and charged it to seek real facts about Governor O Neal and allegations by Theo Lacy. Lacy awaiting witness testimony as Embezzlement convict. Comer to be summoned before the jury.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Theo
Lacy
O'Neal
Eek Brown
Brown
Oakley
Brooke
Theodore Lacy
Convict Department
Grand Jury
Seibéls
B. Lb. Comer
Young Desperado Surrenders After Heavy Gun Battle
In Terre Haute Indiana on March 24 Ernest McWilliams a 15 year old surrendered after a gun shop siege. He had fired on officers barricaded in an automobile and was wounded many times. Police recovered five loaded revolvers and several rifles and shotguns nearby.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ernest McWilliams
McWilliams
Weather outlook and Alabama forecast brief
Fair and warmer tonight with possible rain by Wednesday. Light to moderate east to southeast winds. Alabama forecast shows fair tonight and warmer conditions, with Wednesday rain likely across central portions.
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Mobile
Alabama
Mona
Governor O Neal’s Stark Reply to Corruption Charges
Governor Emmet O Neal delivered a caustic defense in Montgomery denouncing charges against him and allies. He challenged critics including B B Comer Theo Lacy Horace Hood and others and ridiculed their accusations as political mischief during a Grand Theatre address to a large statewide audience.
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Montgomery
Ala
Emmet O ‘Eal
B. B. Comer
Theo. Lacy
Bor Horace Hood
Montgomery County
Leagan
O'Neal
Convict Board
Comer and Roosevelts policy clash in Alabama governor race
A lengthy political piece attacks Comer detailing alleged conspiracies in a mill town, his stance on child labor and mining laws, tax exemptions for cotton mills, railroad rate regulation, and opposition to public utilities. It portrays Comer as a business governor allied with monopolies, cites his record on defalcations and bonds, and ends with a forecast of Democratic party repudiation.
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Montgomery Journal
Horace Hood
B. Comer
Comer
Sylacauga
Comers
Alabama
Birmingham
Roosevelt
Garrison
Faulk
Jelke
Oakley—Lacy
Douglass
Speigner
Gardner Green
Democratic Party
Com~eriem
Hobsoniem
Rich business outlook praised after New York trip
Mr. Joseph Ge Rich returned from New York after a ten day stay on legal business. He said the business outlook, as New York men see it, is decidedly better than it was months ago with big men in finance and industry showing confidence in President Wilson and that after business and tariffs adjust to new conditions the outlook should brighten.
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Joseph Ge Rich
New York
Metropolis
Wilson
Governor O Neals Speech And Alabama Political Strife
A fiery exchange accuses Horace Hood and Theo Lacy of spreading falsehoods through The Montgomery Journal in a bid to influence Alabama politics. The speaker denounces the journal’s support for Comer and alleges a conspiracy to undermine justice and public trust.
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Cuartel
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State Convict Department
Railroad Commission
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O’neal
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Flcer
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