New Naval War Disclosures Guarded Leaders in Navel Pore
Washington March 24 testimony before the senate investigates reveals confusion within the navy department at the war’s start. Captain Laning and Rear Admiral Lines defend actions amid criticisms by Senator Pittman over reliance on British advice and slow policy adoption. Admiral Sims clashes with the committee while Horace Lanning is slated to testify next.
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Death threats and troops patrol Cork city in unrest
Cork under strain as troops and constabulary occupy strategic points after threats to Sinn Fein leaders. Reports claim a city lord mayor was murdered amid disputed accounts, with guards posted at four points and crowds observing with tension while troops and police remain vigilant overnight.
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Disloyalty charges loom in Slovelstown assembly race
March 24 report from Albany Ontario outlines suspension rules for assembly members. A judiciary committee opened an investigation into disloyalty charges, stating the men may be ineligible for seats and asserting the organization seeks to force political change via general strike tactics. Also reports the death of Dean Martin Hert, rector of St John’s, after forty years of service.
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Father shoots son to save his soul in Chicago
March 24 Frank Pinano, 17, lay wounded in county hospital after his father shot him to stop crime. The elder Pinano said he spared him from hanging or firing squad and admitted fearing bad company. He faced police as the teen remained fighting for life.
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Expulsion of Turk from Europe Aims America
Constantinople reports show Ali Said Pasha arrested by British forces. A note from the allied supreme council, prepared at the state department and to be signed by Secretary Bainbridge, suggests the original Turkish expulsion from Europe is a topic. The United States favors an Armenian autonomous state with broad Turkish territories under nonexclusive commerce rights and Moscow-tinged coordination for Constantinople.
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Uncle Sam Sells Sub Chasers to Public
The War Department announced the sale of 15% submarine chasers built during the war. Each vessel cost about $67,000 with engines and three standard gasoline motors totaling 675 horsepower. Yachtsmen and commercial firms are invited to bid, with several already reportedly sold below appraisal. The craft are offered for pleasure or commercial use and are adaptable to various roles.
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Washington
Wavy Department
I Snelling
Leaders Deny Soviet Form in German City Uprising
Reports describe a worker led movement in a German city opposing Soviets and militarism, with a central committee at Hagen guiding municipalities under a military led civilian rule. Workers largely return to posts as trams and halls reopen and wage strikes draw to a close.
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Hagen
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Democratic Party
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French Industry in Ruhr Spot by Revolt
Paris reports Allied discussions on allowing German army entry into the occupied Ruhr zone to restore order. French Premier and officials weigh coal needs and Versailles treaty terms, with France needing Ruhr coal as production declines from 46 million tons to about 1 million annually. Germany bound to cover deficits up to 20 million tons under Versailles.
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New Miners Wage Agreement Sought in Telegram
A telegram from John J. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers to Thomas T. Brewster chairing the operators scale committee proposes that the joint wage state committee of operators and miners in the central competitive bituminous coal field meet Monday in New York to draft a new wage agreement.
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New York
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas T. Brewster
Operatora
Belgium Ready to Sign Holland Pact Reported in Paris
Belgium announces readiness to sign a revised Holland treaty at a fourteenth council meeting in Paris. Delegates traveled from Brussels to join the discussions and reveal Belgium's intention to amend the 1839 provisions.
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Meren
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Style of bonus bill remains in doubt
Olympia March 24 At war time the senate and house clashed over the style of soldiers bonus bill all night. The special session of the Washington legislature adjourned today with the fate of the bonus measure unresolved.
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All-Russian Communist Party to Convene in Moscow
London reports 16 000 anti Bolshevik soldiers found frozen to death on the southern Russian steppes. Russian Bolshevik forces repulsed on the Polish front near Bobruisk with hand to hand fighting as the ninth annual convention of the All Russia Communist Party opens in Moscow March 29 to set policy on industry agriculture and cooperatives.
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Island Given to Ex Crown Prince
The Wage reports the Dutch government granted the land of Wieringen to the former German crown prince as his place of residence. The move is seen as supporting Dutch aims to keep Emperor William and his son safe. The crown princess reportedly asked for his residence to be fixed on the island and declined a chance to be near her father.
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British Fire on Indian Strikers Subdues Disorderly Crowd
In Bombay on March 17 Drulah troops fired on a disorderly crowd of strikers at Jamshedpur after warnings were ignored. Two killed and 26 wounded as sentiment rose near the city. Military guards retreated to a fortified distance, five persons were seized, and 24 wounded. Eighty six strikes have occurred in India recently affecting 300,000 workers.
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Jamshedpur
Resolution bars American Legion from UMWA district meet
Delegates at the 1st annual convention of District No. 21 United Mine Workers of America covering Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas met in Fort Smith Arkansas on March to consider a resolution barring American Legion members from joining the union. The program included a vote on the resolution this afternoon.
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Wood Leads With Lowden Second In South Dakota Vote
Returns from yesterday's wide privacy primary election compiled from 854 records show Wood leading with 22 106 votes, Lowden 17 435, and Johnson 15 996 across all 64 counties. Heavy support in Missouri River counties, especially the Black Hills, boosts Wood. Special session in St Paul names state ticket candidates for June primaries. Republican convention in New Haven names delegates and considers urging a special legislative session on the federal suffrage amendment. Bryan to open Nebraska campaign with Elmwood address next Friday.
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Minny
Nompartisan League
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Tobelec
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Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Elmwood
Shipbuilding Co Declares Dividend in 1920 Quarter
GLEVELARD March 24 Direc tors of the American Shipbuilding tampenny today declared the regular L% per cent common stage dividend and an extra 274 per cent common stock cash dividend for the quarter ending March 31 1920 payable May 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business April 16 next.
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American Shipbuilding Tampenny Today
Plan to end Spain rail strike reached in Madrid
Madrid March 24 A plan was agreed early today to end the general strike on the Spanish railways inaugurated yesterday The government would pay the companies for one month the amount needed to raise wages while a definite solution to their economic difficulties is sought.
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Madrid
Denver to Banish Horse From Streets in 1925
Denver council considers an ordinance to ban horses cattle sheep and swine from city streets effective January 1 1925. The measure would prohibit keeping or driving livestock within Denver corporate limits and enclose penalties for noncompliance. The same issue notes Swiss gambling prohibition moving forward with a narrow vote.
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New German Cabinet Expected Soon in Berlin
March 24 Berlin reports say formation of a new German cabinet is imminent. Independent Socialists are believed to have secured key portfolios as the government faces dissent over wartime tactics and harsher measures against traitors amid widespread armed patrols.
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