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Thomasville Times Enterprise

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Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1921

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Curfew Notices in Dublin Warn Soldiers and Police

Dublin reports state curfew warnings posted citywide signed by the Irish Republican Army threaten shooting of any soldiers or police after 10 PM. In Belfast Sinn Fein executes four men who angered the group, with one body labeled spy and others branded as executed. A youth near Keady was tied to a gate with a placard declaring him too young to die.

Sinn Fein Dublin Ireland Irish Republican Army Belfast James Haher Thurles Keady

Dispatches Describe Petrograd Siege Confusion and Hatched Feud

Reuters dispatches from Helsingt ed report that the agency denies revolt troops occupy three quarters of Petrograd. Another Helsingfors dispatch notes an artillery duel near Krasnoyegor fortress and that foreign couriers have been able to leave Petrograd.

Reuters Helsingt Petrograd Helsingfors Krasnoyegor

Allied Forces Near Complete Rhine Ruhr Occupation

Allied troops report near total occupation of Rhine ports in the Ruhr region with only a few villages and key rail lines to seize. Commanders have not yet arranged divisions for the occupied zone while soldiers enjoy good weather and a cooperative mood in Dusseldorf and surrounding areas.

Neuss Rhine Ruhr Rassroads

Big Ruhr District Strike Predicted Amid Allied Occupation

Duisburg March 19 reports indicate German mine operators and civil officials expect a general Ruhr strike within days due to Allied occupation of Dusilzre, Dusseldorf and Ruhrport. Thousands watched French sentries inspect weapons while officials believe no strike will occur. twelve thousand tons of merchandise moved locally.

Duisburg Ruhr Dusilzre Dusseldorf Ruhrport Phere

France and United States discuss modified League acceptanc

Paris reports negotiations at the foreign office with the United States State Department over accepting a modified League of Nations. Officials say the French initiative leads and no concrete talks have begun. Hughes declines comment as President Harding awaits a domestic program before formal steps.

State Department Paris Foreign Office Washington Harding Washington, D. C United States League of Nations Hughes Vivians Davis London

U S Troops Stay in Rhine Area Confirmed

Secretary Weeks said American troops on the Rhine are standing put and will remain in place. The State Department noted the troops occupy a position under the terms of the armistice, not the Versailles treaty.

Washingon D. C Rhine Weeks State Department Germany

Panama Rejects White Award as Peace Basis With Costa Rica

Panama informs the American government in a note that it refuses to accept the White award as a basis for peace with Costa Rica. The note was released by the State Department today.

Panama Washington D. C Costa Rica iState Department

City of Chicago faces third murder in three days

Chicago March 10 police revealed a third murder in three days in the nineteenth ward once a site of bombings during a bitter aldermanic election. A victim’s clothing carried papers bearing the name W. Willenstein linking to a past Toledo Ohio residence. Authorities ordered reinforcements and shoot on doubt queries in the district.

W. Willenstein Toledo Ohio

Trial of Clara Ham in Ardmore jury selection

In Ardmore Oklahoma twelve men were seated as jurors in the Clara Smith Ham trial. The defense waived peremptory challenges while the State exercised one. A brief recess was ordered.

Ardmore Clara Smith Hamon

Trial of Clara Smith Hamon Opens in Ardmore

Ardmore Oklahoma March 10 The trial of Clara Smith Hamon for the murder of Jake L Hamon oil and railroad magnate and GOP national committeeman began with readiness from both sides to proceed on the merits Judge Thomas W Champion presiding The courtroom filled as the defendant and her mother and sister arrived at nine oclock Mrs Jake L Hamon was absent a new oil gusher west of Ardmore diverted interest about half an hour before the opening

Ardmore Okla Clara Smith Hamon Jake L. Hamon Oil and Railroad Millonairs Republican National Jake L. Hamnon

Unfilled Steel Tonnage Declines in February Report

New York March 10 The United States Steel Corporation monthly tonnage report shows 6 933 867 tons of unfilled orders on hand February 28 a decrease of 6 392 000 since January 31 indicating a sharp drop in pending demand across its mills.

New York United States Steel Corporation

Colombian Treaty Delayed to April Session

Washington March 10 agreement reached in the Senate to defer action on the Colombian treaty until the April session and vote on the treaty on the eighth day Congress convenes.

Washington DD. C Congress Senate

Partial resumption of Atlanta Birmingham and Atlanta trains

Atlanta receivers announce limited passenger service restart after a strike with two trains daily starting tomorrow between Atlanta and Birmingham. Freight service not yet fully restored. a relief train operated by volunteer railroad workers will deliver food and farming supplies along the Lineville to Talladega line in Alabama.

Talladega Atlanta Manchester Atlanta, Ga Atlanta,Birmingham and Atlanta Railroad Buge Birmingham Lineville Falladega Ala

Harding and foreign rulers exchange felicitations

Washington March 10 messages of felicitation exchanged by foreign rulers were made public at the White House. The exchanges included notes of economic and political cooperation between Harding and Millerand and pledges of Pan American solidarity among South and Central American presidents.

Washington, D. C White House Harding Miller Fragee King George Great Britain Millerand Albert Victor Emmanuel Italy Gustaf Sweden Boris Bulgaria Sultan Ahmed Persia of Pessoa Brazil Melendez Salvador Gondra Paraguay Bustillos Venezuela Suarez Colombia Porras Panama Brum Uruguay Menocat Cuba Saavedra Bolivia France United States

Presbyterian Laymen Missionary Movement closes with call to expose devil work

In Greenville Maryland March 10 Rev Campbell Morgan urged Billy Sunday Clubs and allied groups to use newspaper space to combat the devil. He warned the devil is active 24 hours worldwide and urged ministers to return to their churches for two months of preaching against evil.

Campbell Morgan Greenville D. C Presbyterian Laynen Missionary—Movement New ‘York Bible School

Three New Cardinals Receive Red Hats at Vatican Rite

Rome today welcomed three new cardinals into the Sacred College during a solemn ceremony at St. Peter's Basilica. The consecrated prelates were Dennis Dougherty of Philadelphia Jose Schulte of Cologne and Michael von Faulsaber of Munich. Three Spanish cardinals will receive red hats from King Alfonso.

Italy Rome Vatican Sacred College Michael Angelo Holy See St. Peters Dennis Dougherty Philadelphia Jose Schulte Cologne Michael von ‘Faulsaber Munich Alfonso

Exempt American Vessels From Panama Canal Tolls Urged

New York March 10 Congress urged to exempt American vessels on coast to coast trade from Panama canal tolls by the New York Board of Trade and Transportation. A rail freight proponent opposed it, while Hammond Talbot said toll relief would boost U S freight business. The board also authorized preparing a resolution to seek 1 250 000 dollars for immigrant station improvements along the Atlantic seaboard.

New York Congress Panama Canal New York Board of Trade and Transportation Hammond Talbot Talbot American Steamship ‘Company Copeland Atlantic Seaboard

Continued Promotion of Welfare and Fraternal Ties

The phrase expresses a desire to sustain and deepen partnership between the two nations. It emphasizes welfare support and strengthening historic fraternal bonds, aiming to reinforce diplomatic friendship and cooperation for the future.

Gompers Reprimand Discussed In Detroit

Samuel Gompers President of the American Federation of Labor reprimanded the Detroit Federation of Labor for supporting the Russian Soviet government. A vote approved sending a Detroit representative to Moscow for the May labor congress. Gompers called members servants of the Soviet government and urged organizing unorganized workers. A committee was named to draft a reply.

Moscow Soviet Detroit Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Detroit Federation of Labor Moscow Gompers Detroit Federation Lenine Trotsky

Marion Banker Nominated for Comptroller of the Currency

Washington March 10 D R Crissinger of Marion Ohio a banker was nominated by President Harding to be Comptroller of the Currency.

Washington, D. C D. R. Crissinger Marion Ohio Harding

Little nine in Petrograd

A Helsingfors correspondent reports little firing in the Petrograd area on March 9 as combat groups ceased and fugitives streamed into Finland diminished. He notes Petrograd may be cut off and Bolshevik fire on Kronstadt reportedly linked to external shelling.

Copenhagen Petrograd Kronstadt Petrosgrad

Bolshevik Brigades Desert in Moscow Revolt

Advices from Riga report three Bolshevik brigades deserted in Moscow and joined the revolutionary cause. The move is said to be prompted by an acute food shortage in the capital.

Riga Moscow

Russians deported from U S fuel new Russian revolution

The Hague March 10 reported by a Rotter dam Maatschappij correspondent that the Russian radicals recently deported from the United States play a prominent role in Russia’s new revolution. He says they were bitterly disappointed, finding the Communistic regime a sentence to hard labor with no adequate food.

the Hague Reval Rotterdam Maaschode United States Russia

New York Central Plans Wage Cut Across Departments

The New York Central Railroad announced a wage revision for about 43 000 employees in nearly all departments starting April 16. A conference will be held to agree on a new scale, with date and location not yet decided.

New York New York Central Railroad

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