Panama President Porras Appeals Over White Decision
President Harding delivers a firm note to Panama's Porras demanding Panama cease hostilities with Costa Rica and accept Chief Justice White's boundary ruling. Hughes asserts the decision is the government’s unalterable position as diplomatic exchange replaces normal channels.
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Washington
Marding
Republic of
Panawae
United States
Panama
Costa Rica
White
United States Supreme Court
Porras
Hughes
Harding
White House
State Departments
Mr. Harding
State Department
Peralta
Loubet
Harding speech references arbitral decision in Panama visit
The article notes remarks by the United States chief justice amid an arbitration matter and stresses that the government must accept the decision after detailed study and justice. It cites Harding’s Thanksgiving remarks during his Panama Canal Zone visit.
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United States
Harding
Panama
Canal Zone
Detroit curbs sale of Ford papers amid Jew reference warning
Newsboys in Detroit were warned by police to stop quoting the Dearborn Independent during sales. Citizens complained about antisemitic references, according to Superintendent W P Ratledge.
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Detroit
Dearborn Independent
Mich
Henry Ford
Jewix
W. P. Ratledge Sai
Spectacular Kalanea Volcano Eruption At Hawaii
The Kalanea volcano in Hawaii erupted dramatically as 70 Chicago Athletic Association visitors arrived. Lava rose 70 feet in six hours with seven rivers of fire, one 1.3 feet wide and flowing four miles an hour. A fountain reached W feet while visitors stood near the boiling cauldron at its peak.
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Honolulu
T. WH
Chicago Athletic Association
Hawaii
Chicago
Harding Visits Large Hospital to Meet Wounded Veterans
President Harding and Mrs. Harding toured Walter Reed Hospital in Washington meeting injured veterans. He pledged that the government will care for them as they cared for the nation, shook hands with each man, and spoke of gratitude and support.
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Washington
Harding
Walter Reed Hospital
Glennan
Three Killed In Continued Irish Fight Across Dublin and Cork
Dublin reports a three day surge of violence with a total of 35 dead. A lorry bombing killed two soldiers and wounded six as Millory bombs were thrown. Curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. imposed. ambushes near Kinsale and Dungarvan left multiple troops dead. Reprisals banned. houses burned in sympathizer areas.
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Dublin
Millory
County Cork
Cross Barry
Kinsale
Dungarvan
Tralee ambushes and Cork raids spark renewed violence
Reports from southern Ireland recount an ambush on an armored car near Tralee, a patrol attack in Castle town Roche that killed one, and two soldiers killed at Fermoy with civilians wounded. Farmhouses burned in County Cork as fires, raids, and bridge explosions spread fear and threaten peace talks. The tally and details remain unclear amid disputed casualty figures.
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Tralee
Castletown Roche
Fermoy
Ireland
Sémeon
County Cork
Argentina Senate to Report Rent Regulation Bill
Buenos Aires reports the senate committee on laws will back a bill already approved by the chamber of deputies to regulate rents and landlord tenant relations. The measure bars any landlord from raising rents on dwellings or commercial premises above the January 1 1920 level for two years after passage.
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Buenos Aires
Senate Committee On Laws
Chamber of Deputies
Cloture Planned to Speed Tariff Legislation
Washington report says cloture will be invoked in the senate to assure swift passage of tariff measures and clear the way for tax revision. Leaders virtually agree, with Secretary Mellon shaping a new revenue program as framers target higher incomes above 35 000 while preserving the 35 000 or less bracket. The deficit from earnings profits and surtaxes drives the tax plan amid expected revenue gaps.
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Washington
Senate
Mellon
Congress
Deadly blast at South Chicago grain elevator claims six
Chicago march 21 authorities believe a spontaneous combustion in the drying room caused the Ar mour grain elevator explosion. Six deaths are expected with property losses near 6 million dollars as crews salvage debris and prevent a second blast. One more body found bringing total recovered to two laborers identified as Paul Baila and Henry Osterman.
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Chicago
South
Henry Osterman
Paul Baila
Louis Relch
Arthur Baverman
Spoutman
Wiltze
Louis Marssalie
Prevention Unrequ Conviction On Cause Of Accident
Prevention Unrequ states he is convinced that spontaneous combustion alone caused the accident. He had also sought information about the status of labor on the premises.
Daniels a cub reporter Washington March 21
Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy, once bold in command, flinched as a newspaper correspondent for the Raleigh News and Observer, meeting Edwin Denby the secretary of the navy. Daniels quipped about missing his twelve thousand dollar salary and resuming life as a plain editor. Denby challenged him to two weeks on the job.
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Washington
Josephus Daniels
Germany
Uncle Sam
News and Observer
Edwin Denby
Denby
Daniels
Mr. Denby
Man Kills Cellmate in Stockton Jail Inquiry Delayed
In Stockton California the inquest into the death of Amos J. Messene of Fort Wayne Indiana is postponed until relatives are notified. Suspect Mike Crimming in the safe cell reportedly confessed killing Messene over an ongoing dispute involving a will and about $21 000 held in trust for Messene’s brother.
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Stockton
Cal
Amos J. Mcssene
Wayne
Ind
Officials Still In Doubt On Lenin
State Department has no confirmation of Reval reports that Lenin announced abandoning the Soviet program and seeking trade pacts with capitalist governments. The notice cites Lenin and Trotzky on halting radical propaganda and suggests Britain and other nations may follow. Viscount Uchida says Japan may adopt a similar policy if interests align.
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State Department
Washington
Reval
Lenin
Ciberia
Trotzky
Great Britain
Japan
Germany
Russia
Tokyo
Viscount Uchida
England
Italy
France
Mine Future National Status of Upper Silesia
The fragment notes a topic on the future national status of Upper Silesia. It mentions geopolitical concerns and potential implications for regional governance and economic control, without providing concrete dates, agreements, or actors. The text is incomplete, limiting precise conclusions.
Germany Wins Upper Silesia Plebiscite Vote
Germany secured a decisive result in the Upper Silesia plebiscite with 876,000 votes in favor of joining Germany against 380,000 for Poland. Two districts were absent from the count. The outcome shapes the region's national statue.
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Berlin
Germany
Upper Silesia
Poland
Builders Seek Across the Board Price Reductions in Iowa
The Iowa master builders committee meeting in Des Moines says all prices must be cut to revive the building industry. J F Nebergall reports that wages and materials must drop. contractors warn that high prices and refusals to sell threaten progress before winter.
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Master Builders of
Iowa
Des Moines
J. F. Nebergall
Nebergall
Nethergall
Cleean
Davenport
Larkin Couple Returns to Winfield After Visit
Mr and Mrs Oral Larkin returned to Winfield this morning after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kurtz at their home.
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Oral Larkin
Winfield
Frank Kurtz
Mrs Mayer Nominated for State Control Board
Des Moines March 19 The state senate considers the nomination of Mrs Max Hayer of Des Moines for a seat on the state control board Governor Kendall submitted the nomination earlier The senate previously refused to approve Mrs W H Snider of Davenport for the same board
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Des Moines
State Senate
Max Hayer
Lo City
Kendall
Senate
W. H. Snider
Davenport
Removing a Stamp From an Envelope
A method to detach a stamp involves cutting a blotter to stamp size and soaking it in cold water. Place the blotter over the stamp, wait a few minutes, then lift to reveal the stamp separate from the envelope.
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FORD
Walter Reed Institution
U. S
Old Erin
Argentina
Armour
BE. L. Smith
South Chicago
John C. O'Donnell
Navy
Guess
Man
Amos J. McOscar
Fort Wayne
Silesia
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