Strife in Limerick as Armored Guards Patrol Streets
Crowds brave rain in Dublin to hear Orator defend the Anglo Irish Treaty. Armored cars patrol Limerick after Irish units arrive from Cork Tipperary and Clare amid fear of attacks on police barracks. Collins defends treaty while De Valera Wartime stance looms.
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Dublin
Orator
Limerick
T.armorad
Trish Republican Army
Cork
Tipperary
Clare
Sryday
Mid Limerick
Free States
Collins
Os Valera
Ugg
Eamona de Valera
Atv
Bonus measure remains vexatious in House debate
Washington reports the bonus bill faces opposition from veterans and tax advocates. A Republican caucus is urged to convene under Rep Horace M. Towner to decide on next steps as leaders adjust the Ways and Means plan. Debate continues with unresolved revisions and committee wrangling.
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Washington
House
Veterans’ Bloc
Horace M. Towner
Town
Towner
Ways and Means
Fordney
Ways and Greams
Provisional Irish Post Office Faces Wage Dispute Resolved
Officials from the provisional government and the Irish postal union signed an independent commission agreement to examine post‑office wages and conditions. A threatened strike over wage cuts was averted as talks continued.
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Northeast
Collins
Free State
Provisional Government
Irish Postal Union
Senate seeks Harding update on Lansing Ishii pact
Senator Borah introduces a resolution asking President Harding to report the current status of the Lansing Ishii agreement concerning Japanese rights in China and to state whether the four power Pacific pact will be ratified abrogated nullified or modified.
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Senate
Harding
Washington
March T
China
Borah
Idaho
Postal Receipts Show Large Gain at Ferrusry Office
Post office department reports show Ferrusry largest office receipts at 20.48 million dollars for February, marking a 641 percent rise from the same month a year ago. Chicago parcel centers also show notable increases across the system.
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Chicago
OnRiggie
Mitch Fash
Indien
Train kills Grinnell student en route to game
Howard Spellman twenty one a Grinnell College student was killed when struck by a Northwestern freight train. He had traveled from Grinnell to attend the Grinnell Ames basketball game.
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Ames
Howard Spellman
Grinnell College
Northwestern
Grinnell
Grinnell-Ames
Col Lambert dies in California distant ties to Gates
Col John Lambert a veteran of the Civil War and former director of the California Bank died in Pasadena after pneumonia. Survived by wife Mary and daughter Anna, his business career included Lambert & Bishop Wire and Fence Co and presidency of American Street and Wire Co. He served on governors staffs and led the penitentiary commission. He faced a sensational 1916 suit over alleged alienation of Mrs Lillian Cornell's affections.
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Chicago
John Lambert
Steel Warmate
Ferior
John W. Gates
Pasadena
Cal
Lambertville
N. J
Joliet
Lambert & Bishop Wire and Fence Company
American Steet and Wire Company
Lot
Lambert
Mary Lambert
Anna
Harry L. Thompson
California
Col. Lambert
Tanner
Deneen
Penitentiary Commission
National Bank of Pasadena
Roger TR. Cornell
James J. Jeffries
Lillian Cornell
Cornell
Colonel Lambert Affair Drops After Denials
A three week marriage to another woman led Colonel Lambert to deny meeting both Mr. Cornell and the former Mrs Cornell. After Cornell retracted the charges, the case was dropped and Lambert chose not to pursue criminal prosecution against Cornell.
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Lambert
Mr. Cornell
Mra.g
Cornel
Cornell
Lamb
Bygenes
Cor
Mutiny and Battle Reported on Mexican Navy Vessel
A naval mutiny aboard a Mexican vessel led to clashes between officers and crew. Reports say three hundred sailors or more and 11 wounded with two officers killed. The ship raised a white flag at Salina Cruz before attempting to land at Mannanillo, while immigration authorities moved the crew to land in Mexico.
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Mexico
Salina
Clin Cruz
Mannanillo
Harding Says He Will NotEnter Primaries Or Campaigns
Washington reports President Harding plans to stay out of primary fights and not swing into campaign speeches. He reportedly doubts Democrats can recapture either house and prefers limited involvement beyond party leadership contacts in the fall election.
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Washington
Harding
Republi
Hale
House
Senate
White House
Marding
Library urged as vital city asset by Rotary speaker
Marsh W. Bailey urged Washington business leaders to patronize the Jane A. Chilcoté City Library, arguing it yields greater benefits per dollar than other civic institutions. He urged enlarging facilities, expanding juvenile books, and increasing library funding to match schools and churches, noting the library’s strong return on investment.
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Jane A. Chilcoté
Washington
Rotary Club
Marsh W. Bailey
Bailey
Theodore Rooesvelt
Free Public Library
America
Ut BL
Churches of
Board of Education
Roosevelt
Iowa
Cyclone Tears Through Two Carolina Towns
A cyclone devastates two Carolina towns resulting in multiple fatalities and extensive damage to homes and infrastructure. Rescue teams search for survivors as weather officials warn of continuing hazardous conditions and possible further strikes.
Jury Theory Hobbled as Arbuckle Case Faces Perjury Claims
Defense witnesses in the Arbuckle case are held for perjury by authorities. A cyclone swept through Langley and Warrenville, South Carolina, causing extensive property damage and multiple fatalities, the worst storm to strike the region in years.
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Evening Journal
Augusta
Langeley
Warrenville
South Carolina
Langley
South
Arbuckle trial witnesses indicted for perjury
Minnie Neighbors of Los Angeles and Mrs. Francis Bates of Chicago testified for the defense in Fatty Arbuckle trials and were indicted on perjury charges by the county grand jury in San Francisco.
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Francisco
Minnie Neighbors
Los Angeles
Francis Bates
Chicago
Fatty Arbuckle
Four Die Nine Injured in Air Tank Blast at Car Barn
Special to The Evening Journal reports a blast in a Kansas City car barn killed four men and injured nine others. Fire and police units rushed to the scene as investigators began work on the cause and extent of the explosion. City officials ordered safety checks at nearby facilities in the aftermath.
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The
Evening Journal
Kansas City
Library property inventory shows total 33951.50
The Board of Trustees filed an inventory with the City Clerk listing library assets as of December 1, 1921 including building 7500.00, books and magazines 17598.50, shelving 630.00, furniture and fixtures 300.00, clock 200.00, pictures 323.00 and land 7500.00 totaling 33951.50.
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Nsutulenes
Ateikeaneeies
Annie Cetizen
Commander Hayne Ellis Appointed Naval Aide to Secretary
Commander Hayne Ellis, a non appointed naval aide to the Secretary of the Navy Deuloy, succeeds Captain Davis Poote Sellers who has been detailed to command the Ss. S., Maryland. Ellis is a Naval Academy graduate who led during the last tour of service in command of the s. 8. Salem and a destroyer squadron and the v. 8. Brooklyn.
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Hayne Ellis
Deuloy
Lavis Poote Sellers
Ss. S
Maryland
Naval Academy
Ead
Salem
Brooklyn
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Ireland
Michael Colling
Arthur Grifith
Joseph McGrath
Winister
Daber
William Corgrove
Miror
Vibe
Herbert Ward
Ward
Smithsonian Institution
Republican Party
Japan
Train
Student
Steelman
California Bank
Salina Cruz
Conet
Jane A. Chilcote
Lote Library
College of Yesterday
Carolina
Commander Hayne Ellis
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