Irish Peace Move Is Under Way Amid Irish Unrest
Reported peace talks involving Cardinal Logue and Sir William Goulding aim to open negotiations between Irish republican leaders and Britain. Also details attacks on Cork Barracks at Rosscarbery, bombings in Dublin and Belfast, casualties among police and civilians, and mass emigration plans from Queenstown.
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Ireland
Cardinal Logue
Wiliem Goulding
Irish Republican Parliament
Great Britain
Dundalk
County Louth
Wiliam Goulding
Duoblin
Great Southern & Western Railway of Ireland
Irish Railway Clearing House
Dublin
Lower Dorset Street
Mulroney
Ballyfermont
Howth
Bergdoll Captors Freed By German Authority
Washington dispatch reports the War Department says Carl Neuf and Frank Zimmer American army intelligence operatives freed after German court imprisonment for attempting to capture Grover Bergdoll. Release ordered by the Berlin foreign office.
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Washington
War Department
Carl Neuf
Frank Zimmer
Grover
German sentences remitted and soldiers to Coblenz
The German commissioner at Coblens, after a call with Berlin, informed General Allen that the sentences had been remitted "pending good behavior" and that the men would likely arrive at Coblenz today.
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Allen
Comimatiia
Coblenz
Coblens
Berlin
Wood to Visit Japan on Philippine Mission Invite
Major General Leonard Wood has authority to accept Japan's invitation to visit the country as part of his mission to the Philippine Islands. The trip would follow his arrival in Washington on April first and align with official duties related to the Philippine campaign.
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Tokyo
Philippines
Washington
Leonard Wood
Japan
Philippine
Toledo Car Men Fight Wage Cut Try Secret Vote
Several hundred street car men in Toledo met in secret session to approve a wage scale aimed at blocking a Community Traction Co wage reduction of about fifteen percent.
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Toledo
Cal
Community Traction Company
Surplus Freight Cars Reach Record High in March
Washington reports the American Railway Journal shows March 23 surplus freight cars at 499 411, up 85 000 from March 15 and 9 4672 above the March 1 peak. The gain stems mainly from reduced coal shipments, with coal cars totaling 280 204 on March 28, up 23 000 from the prior week and 9 5944 above March 1.
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Washington
Cars Service Division
American Railway Association
Con
Five Harding recess picks create varied federal posts
President Harding announced five recess appointments including Thomas E. Robertson to commissioner of patents, Charles E. Burke to commissioner of Indian affairs, George H. Carter to public printer, Newton A. Miller to collector of internal revenue for Ohio’s Eleventh district, and Capt. William A. Moffat of the Navy to the advisory aeronautic board.
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Washington
Harding
Thomas E. Robertson
Chevy Chase
Charles E. Burke
Pierre
George H. Carter
Iowa
Joint Congressional Committee On Printing
Newton A. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Internal Revenue
William A. Moffat
S Aeronautic Board
Liquor Withdrawal Rules Relaxed for Druggists
Regulations now limit liquor withdrawals by retail druggists to 200 gallons per year under a single permit, with potential increases for proven needs. In Chicago Ralph W. Stone is named acting supervision prohibition agent for the central states, succeeding Frank D. Richardson who resigned effective at Easter.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Chicago
Ralph W. Stone
Prohibition
Ti. Nois
Central States
Frank D. Richardson
Funeral of Cardinal Gibbons Draws Global Dignitaries
Thousands fill Baltimore as James Cardinal Gibbons is laid to rest in the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary with Archbishop Bonzano presiding. Archbishop Glennon delivers the sermon as diplomats, governors, and officials including Rene Viviani and Chief Justice White attend the solemn rites.
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
America
John Bonzano
Washington
Imass
Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Pope
Glennon
John J. Glennon
St Louis
White
United States Supreme Court
Notable dignitaries attend service with diplomats in Baltimore
Among attendees were Rear Admiral ten om of the Shipping Board and numerous diplomats including France’s Tene Vivians, Ambassador Julie Jusserand, Baron de Cartier de Marchienne of Belgium, Ambassador Micet of Italy, Prince Casimir Lubomirski, Polish minister, Sir Auckland Geddes of Britain, and Latin American representatives. Governor Richie represented Maryland and Mayor Broening Baltimore.
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The
Shipping Board
Tene Vivians
France
United States
Julie Jusserand
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne
Micet
Italy
Prince Casimir Lubomirski
Sir Auckland Geddes
Great Britain
Peru
Argentine
Chile
Brazil
Cuba
Richie
Maryland
Broening
Baltimore
Omaha Building Tieup Near Omaha Nebraska
A 20 percent wage cut was demanded by the Omaha Builders exchange after a 125 member meeting. Carpenters had agreed to 10 percent reductions from April 1 with potential 1 percent cut on July 1, which the exchange refused to discuss. FL W Currie said the decision is final. J M Gibb predicted a general walkout.
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Omaha
Neb
Builders’ Council
Omaha Builders’ Exchange
Exchange
Carpenters
Builders’ Exchange
FL W. Currie
J. M. Gibb
The
Trades Council
Turkish Troops Defeat Greeks Near Eski Shehr
Turkish cavalry entered the fight near Eski-Shehr and pursued two Greek divisions. A Greek division was reportedly captured as Turkish nationalists retreating in Asia Minor carried off railway munitions and locomotives. Refugees accompany the Turkish retreat. Greek internment of locals reported.
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Constantinople
Eski-Shehr
Anatolia
Asia Minor
Hiki-Shehr
Troops Rally Behind Charles as Hapsburg Return Threat Looms
Reports from Paris Vienna and Budapest indicate loyalist forces support former Emperor Karl amid a renewed bid to restore the Hapsburgs. Allies say they will act to prevent Charles from reclaiming power while Hungarians rally to his banner and Austrians prepare for possible war.
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Europe
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Budapest
Charles
Kaiser Karls
Jugo Slavia
Hapsburgs
Uphenyve
Karene
Wille Hohenschern
Horthy
Berne
Switzerland
Hungary
Karl
Ar Steinumanger
Berter
Hungarian Crisis Tenses Border War Prospect
The Wiener Journal reports 15,000 Lehar troops set to march on Budapest with force to reinstall Charles. Jugo Slavs massed in Varasdin to stop restoration of the Habsburgs, while 100,000 Hungarian western garrison forces rally to Lehar. Martial law declared in west Hungary boosts government gravity.
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Stelnamanger
Hungary
Lehar
Budapest
Charles
Wiener Journal
Varasdin
Croatia
Stein“manger
Hapsburge
Horthy
Martial Iw
West
Police kill alleged bootlegger in East Chiesa chase
In a third clash within a week police battled alleged bootleggers. Charles Sobita of 4248 Gladstone Avenue Viteslureh Va. was killed and Walter Wachs of Pittsburgh is in custody. Five cases of whisky were seized from their auto.
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East Chiesa Ind
Charles Sobita
Gladstone Avenue
Viteslureh
Walter Wachs
Pittsburgh
Wrangel Loses French Aid Amid Constantinople Stand
Paris reports the French government cut provisions for General Wrangel's army group encamped before Constantinople. In New York a major Equitable Building fire on the 31st floor required over an hour to subdue, one of the tallest blazes in the city.
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Paris
Preneh
Baron Wrangel
Ressia
Wrangel
Constantinople
New York
Equitable
Down Swa
Harding meets on railroad policy with two chairmen
President Harding confers with RE Clarke of the Interstate Commerce Commission and R M Barton of the Railroad Labor Board to gather data on wages rates earnings and other factors as a preliminary step toward an administration transportation program. The talks last over two hours and aimed at information gathering with no conclusions announced.
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Washington
Wall Transportation
Harding
RE. Clarke
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. M. Barton
Railroad Labor Board
Daring Hold Up and Escape Nets $15000 Cache
A daring hold up yielded a $15000 payoff as the cashier was assaulted and the robbers fled the scene. Investigators pursue suspects and secure evidence at the location.
Three Boats Reach Shore After Collision Near Seattle
Three boat loads of passengers reach shore following a collision near Seattle. Several persons are missing after the accident. In a separate report from Summit, the county bank was robbed of fifteen thousand dollars by three bandits who fired at the cashier, Mandel, before escaping.
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Summit
Summit Care Bank
Mandel
Steamer Governor Collision Misses Passengers and Crew
In Seattle on April 1, the steamer Governor collided at midnight, leaving passengers and three crew members missing. Two other boats reached shore with three loaded passenger boats reaching safety.
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Teedal
The
Evening Journal
Seattle
Wash
Governor
Stillman alimony set in divorce action in Poughkeepsie
Temporary alimony of 7400 dollars per month and 12500 dollars for expenses were fixed for Mrs Anne Stillman in the divorce suit filed by James A Stillman. The county justice Morschauser ruled on the case and excluded an alleged confession letter from the record.
Will Hear Amnesty Plea From War Prisoners Group
President Harding agreed to receive a delegation at the White House on Wednesday morning April 13 to discuss amnesty for all war prisoners held by the government. The amnesty committee includes trade unions Farmer-Labor activists and civil rights groups and will present petitions to Congress on the Debs anniversary.
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Washington
Harding
George Christian
White House
Farmer-Labor Party
American Civil Liberties Union
Eugene V. Debs
Congress
Ador Heads the Red Cross in Geneva
The international Red Cross committee elects Gustave Ador as president. Vice presidents named include Sir Baword Stewart, Dr. Livingston Farrand, Signor Clroelo, General Mills, M Kuwato, M Cederkrantz, and J S Guecho from Bulgaria.
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Geneva
Switzerland
International Red Cross Committee
Gustave Ador
Sir Baward Stewart
Great Britain
Livingston Farrand
United States
Signor Clrroelo
Bratyy General Mills
Spain
M. Kuwato
Japan
M. Cederkrantz
Sweden
J.S. Guecho
Bulgaria
Mail pouch robbery reported in Nebraska
A ten thousand six hundred dollar mail theft is reported from Lincoln and a ten thousand dollar mail robbery at Stuart Nebraska on May 29. The security was in a first class mail pouch dropped off at midnight and missing when the station agent looked forth. The pouch was found a short distance from Stuart.
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Stuart, Neb
Lincoln
Neb
Stuart
Reds on Hunger Strike in Trieste Protests
Reported hunger strike by Reds in Trieste tied to protests over delays in trial dates. Arrests linked to a fire at St Marks Way yard and a broader push for swift justice amid wartime conditions.
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Trieste
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