Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore Archbishop, Dies at 87
Baltimore dispatch reports the death of James Cardinal Gibbons at the archiepiscopal residence after a prolonged illness mainly affecting the heart. The nation notes his half century of influence in church and state, his tours to Rome, wartime relief efforts, and honors from France and Italy.
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Baltimore
James Cordnal Gibbons
America
Pope Benedict
Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
Holy Father
Cardina
William Howard Taft
Republic of the United States
United States
Pius X
Benedict
Wilson
Europe
Carding Gibbons
New York
Cardinal Mercier Visits Martyr Primate in Fifty Years of Priesthood
The article recalls Cardinal Mercier the Belgian primate visiting American priest James Gibbons in Baltimore. Gibbons, born July 17, 1894 in Baltimore to Irish parents, grew up in Ireland before moving to New Orleans at age 14. He was ordained during the Civil War era in Baltimore and urged peace through arbitration over war.
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Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Baltimore
James Gibbons
Ireland
America
New Orleans
Costa Rica President Congratulates Harding Over Dispute Stand
Washington note from the Costa Rican president congratulates President Harding for his firm stance in the dispute between Costa Rica and Panama. The message is dated in late March and reflects ongoing diplomatic exchange between the two nations.
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Washington
Costa Rica
Harding
Ponta
COWS RELEASED AT SCOTLAND STOCKYARDS SPUR SPECULATION
Three hundred cows donated by Benhomme and Trip County farmers were freed from pens at Scotland South Dakota stockyards last night. The herd spread across Clay and neighboring counties. A former service teen who opposed Ure wife is suspected in the incident.
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Rioux City
Benhomme
Trip
Germany
Scotland
Prison Break Attempt Foiled in Cork Jail
Irih Republican army members planned to free death sentence prisoners in Cork jail but were halted by extraordinary official precautions.
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Republican Army
Cork
Irih Republican Army
Germany Ordered to Pay Reparations by May First
Paris reports the allied reparations committee requires Germany to pay 20,000,000,000 gold marks by May 1 or face further penalties. The notice heightens pressure on Berlin in postwar settlement.
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Berlin
Paris
Emergency Tariff Leads Spring House Agenda
Washington reports the extra session launching April 11 will tackle key bills including emergency tariff measures and duties based on American valuation. Other items on the list cover army and naval appropriations, budget, tax revision, immigration restrictions, and department reorganizations. Some debate expected on Volstead law amendments amid a broad set of public interest issues.
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Washington
House
Reds beaten at Hamburg report says martial law proclaimed
Berlin dispatch reports communist forces ejected from most Hamburg properties except the Biobmand and Vors shipyards now besieged by police. Fifty killed in Hamburg clashes and police defeated in Heiligengeintfeld district as Canton martial law declared in Saxony with President Ebert appointing Hense as dictator.
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London
Hamburg
Biobmand
Vors
Berlin
Mamburg
Heiligengeintfeld Derckyard
Ebert
Germany
Saxony
Hoersing
Membure
Hense
Ecity
Compronists
Riots and clashes sweep Hamburg amid Bolshevist tensions
Reports describe Gwerder shots from a nearby building wounding policemen, followed by police fire that killed and wounded over fifteen. Riots in Hamburg left five wounded elsewhere as heavy security guards patrol. A nine meetings call to action for Bolshevist sympathizers and a possible general strike is noted. A Moscow dispatch on Red revolutions in Central Europe is said to have been intercepted.
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Gwerder
Fred
Hamburg
Germany
Moscow
Europe
Ten Thousand Cigarmakers Strike in Manila
More than 10 000 cigarmakers in Manila march in protest of a 20 percent wage cut sparking a major labor dispute and disruption.
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Manila
War Department reports Private Murphy dies in Germany
Washington March 25 The War department announces Private Lawrence J Murphy died March 18 at Coblenz Germany His nearest relative is listed as Mrs John Murphy Swisher Joliet Illinois TH
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Washington
War Department
Laurence J. Murphy
Marc
Coblenz
Germany
John Murphy
Swiher
Joliet
Stillman Case Reply Denies Father Belief in Boy
In White Plains March 23 Mrs. James A. Stillman wife of National City Bank president filed a reply to court charges on her son’s paternity. She denies all statements by witnesses and says she will contest the allegations at trial. Her counsel argues no evidence shows anyone other than Stillman as the father.
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White Plains
N. Y
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Fi” Potter Stillman
Guy Stillman
Morschauser
Stillman
Jay Leeds
Florence Helena Leeds
Mr. Stillman
Bey
Wages Cut Deemed Inevitable in Packers Settlement
Washington March 25. Secretary of Labor Davis says wage reductions were the inevitable logic of the Chicago packers dispute. Harding receives mediators and labor leaders. Brennan terms the agreement a prelude to future conflict. Additional remarks by Hoover Wallace and others noted containment of industrial activity and a desire to avoid suspensions.
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Davis
Chicago Packers
White House
Harding
Hedmond
Brennan
Barts
I. Lo
Mr. Brennan
Davin, Sloover
Wallace
Conchioree Hoover
Agriculture
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor Air
Dennis Lane
Carl Meyer
James C. Condon
Davie
Bennan
Brendan
Lane
Mikelbert Stewart
Mikelbert Stewart, Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Packing Wort os Bagk at Work Sioux balls
Approximately 150 of the 7H workers at Morrell Packing Company have returned to work after a strike that began on March 3, according to company officials.
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Dehn Morrell Packing Cmpany
ARD leader urges all American women to defend constitutional government
Mrs Anne Rogers Minor president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution urged all American women to oppose forces of destruction she called communism and internationalism and warned that Germany still seeks world dominion with Soviet Russia as a tool at the D A R state convention in Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Anne Rogers’ Minor
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A.R
America
Minor
Washington, D. C
D. A. KR
Miner
Sint Fela
England
Bolshevist
Rebellion in Germany Tamed by Authorities
Report notes a growing Communist activity in Germany with limited public concern and authorities keeping the unrest under control as strikes and gatherings continue with subdued reactions from the public and government observers.
Premier Attacked Giolitti Narrow Escape
Paris reports March 93 official circles note an assassination attempt against Giolitti of Italy as Turkish nationalists clash with Greeks. Berlin dispatch cites police driving out communists in Prussian Saxony with machine guns aimed at authorities and German troops advancing toward Eisleben.
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iSector
Fivening
Berlin
Prussian Saxony
Eisieben
Attempt on Giolitti Fails As Bomb Explodes Near Route
In Rome on March 25 an unsuccessful assassination attempt targeted Premier Giolitti as his party traveled toward Lavore when a bomb exploded nearby. He escaped unharmed.
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Rome
Giolitti
Bally
Lavourne
Turkish Nationalists claim victory over Greeks
A Turkish official reports that Turkish nationalists defeated the Greeks and captured 1,700 prisoners while advancing at Constantinople. The claim emphasizes a decisive breakthrough and a large prisoner tally, underscoring a major turn in the conflict.
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Secetee
He Constantinopea
Gues
Greeks Advance on Smyrna Front Reported
Special to The Evening Athens reports Greek forces advancing on the Smyrna front while Turkish troops retreat.
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Smyrna
Bvenin
Athens
Easter Week News From Ottumwa And Nearby
Local notes report Mrs. L F Henderson and child traveling to Ottumwa for Easter visits with relatives, with Mr. Henderson to join later. Easter Monday revue at the Armory charges 1 50 to dance and features gifts and village commerce notices. Several residents travel between Ottumwa Wellston Brighton and Williamsburg while local trades highlight lodge emblems and fresh dairy at the West Side market.
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L. F. Henderson
Ottumwa
Mr. Henderson
Washington
Armory
Lawrence F. Fuller
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