Armistice Notes Sought as Central American Tensions Rise
Officials await President Harding's moves as Panama and Costa Rica issue statements denying conquest. Beech and Alfaro deny aims of war while backing arbitration and US mediation. Navy moves ready to protect Americans as fighting continues near Banana Belt zones.
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Panama
Costa Rica
Beebhe
Alfaro
Associated Press
Presidene Harding
State Department
Navy Department
Atlantic
United Fruit Company
Octavio Beeche
Tuvardo J. Alfaro
Washington
White
Plane crash injures bride and groom on honeymoon
A couple aboard a plane in Palm Beach were involved in a mishap during landing. The craft overturned in the attempt, with a splintered propeller noted as the only damage. The bride and groom were reported unharmed despite the accident.
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Palm Beach
Fla
AB mcMutlen
Costa Rican Forces Rout Panaman Thousands at Gulfo Dulce
Costa Rican troops attacked Panaman forces at Gulfo Dulce on the western frontier and routed more than 1,000 attackers. In the Coto river area 800 Panaman soldiers under Gen. Quintero defeated a 50 man Costa Rican garrison. Dispatch mentions volunteers forming a “battalion of death” serving without pay.
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Panama
Alfaro
United States
legation
Sixola river
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Gulfo Dulce
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Coto river
Quintero
Tinero
General Cumming Killed in Cork Ambush by Irish Forces
Dublin dispatch reports Brig. Gen. Cumming commander of the Kerry area was among two officers killed when a military convoy was ambushed at Clonbanin Cork. Five hundred men attacked. convoy of five lorries and an armored car. A later Dublin report says a military lorry was attacked in Dorset Street causing panic with bomb blasts and rifle fire. two civilians wounded.
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Cork
Associated Preach
Cumming
Kerry
Clonbanin
court of
Mallow
London
County Cork
Dublin
Central News
Kanturk
Dorset street
Parnell Square
Clontan
Crunban
Edward Strickland
crown
Munster
Strickland
Tralee
Belfast
Buifevant
King
aotchera
Signs Pact in Paris Between French and Turkish Nationalists
Paris March 6 special to The Washington Post. Peace terms between France and Turkish nationalists are to be signed in Paris tomorrow. Ismael Bey and Bekhsami Bey lead the sides. Hostilities have been halted and Cilicia will be evacuated. The treaty includes Turkish protection of minorities and self government concessions in Angola. The nationalist goal is autonomy for Kurdistan while Uncre seeks independence after the armistice.
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Washington Post
Paris
Associated Press
France
Ismael Bey
Bekhsami Bey
London
Cilicia
Angola
Kurdistan
Uncre
Destroyers Arrive in San Diego Ahead of Schedule
The first Pacific Fleet destroyers return from Central and South American waters reaching San Diego California yesterday. Vessels Parrot Farquhar Kennedy Thompson Stoddard Reno and Paul Hamilton arrive with all but Parrot from division No 33. The rest of the Meet except division No 15 is en route to this port.
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San Diego
Calif
Central
South American
Parrot
Farquhar
Kennedy
Thompson
Stoddard
Reno
Paul Hamilton
Harding Clears Desk and Welcomes Guests at White House
President Harding spends Sunday morning at work in the White House and hosts a breakfast with former Senate colleagues at Grasslands Maryland. Mrs Harding reshapes the mansion mood toward simple democracy, greeting relatives and friends while crowds gather on grounds.
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Harding
White House
Calvary Baptist church
Mre. Harding
Grasslands
Maryland
Senate
George T. Harding
Miss Abilgai
Mra
Carolyn H. Votan
C. E. Sawyer
Marion
Malcolm Jennings
Columbus
H. B. Creager
Brownaville
Tex
K. B. Scobey
San Antonio
Scobeys
Creagers
Mrs. Harding
south Texan
Jennings
Laddie Bay
Caswell Laddie Boy
i Cleve- Janet Al*ribn
Laddie
gueate
President Harrington Dines and Retires Early
The President spoke with family members and guests including Mr and Mrs Jennings Mr and Mrs Scobey and Mr and Mrs Creager before retiring early for the night. He is described as a working man bearing the nation’s heaviest labor as chief civil magistrate of 110000000 people.
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Jennings
Scobey
Creager
Harlding
War on salacious films spurs action by industry group
New York reports plans by the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry to curb salacious films. The body, representing major producers and distributors, condemned works pandering to curiosity and threatened expulsions and criminal prosecution of offenders. Films emphasizing sex appeal or glamorizing drunkenness and narcotics were to be banned.
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New York
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
United States
filma
Britain Predicts US Japan War In 1924 War Warning
An advance copy of The Aeroplane article by C G Grey warns that Japan will strike early in a US Japan war and Britain may stay neutral. It notes Japan buys French airplanes and that British policy would avoid fighting the United States, despite an Anglo Japanese alliance.
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US S
JAPAN
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Spada
Farmane
France
Nagaoka
sato
England
royal navy air squadron
Forgan Warns of Grim Industrial Crisis in with Europe as Millstone
D R Forgan president National City Bank Chicago tells Evanston Current Events Club the U S faces its most critical industrial period in 44 years. He cites postwar fallout, Europe's shift to hindrance, and credit relief via 50 year bonds to nations debts. He calls Wall Street manipulation claims unfounded and notes Fed reserves averting panic.
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D. R. Forgan
Europe
U. S
Chicago
Associated Preas
David R. Forgan
National City bank of Chicago
Current
Evanston
fea
Mr. Forgan
Federal reserve bank
Forgan
United States
bul
Wall Street
North Dakota
Actors' Equity votes for equity shop in mail ballot
The Actors' Equity association reports 3 398 votes for the equity shop and 115 against after a six month mail ballot. At a meeting, 2 000 members unanimously approved adding a clause to ensure lifelong membership and John Emerson, president, urged universal US membership within a year.
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New York
Actors’ Equity association
equity
John Emerson
United States
Emerson
Liberian Chief Arrives in New York for Loan Talks
Charles D. B. King, president of Liberia, arrives aboard the Panhandle State in New York en route to Washington to negotiate a 7 5 000 000 pound loan for Liberia's industrial development. He is accompanied by T. E. R. Johnson and Gabriel L. Dennis.
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New York
Charles D. B. King
Republic of Alberta
West Africa
caday
Panhandle State
Washington, D. C
republic
Howard T. Merrill
Tiberian
Merrill
tia
Liberia
King
TF. E. R. Johnson
Liberian supreme court
Gabriel L. Dennis
Syracuse university
Panhandle
Waldorf- Astoria hotel
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Beirium
Truce Plea by Irish Prelate Spells Peace Appeal
Cardinal Logue urges truce in Ireland linking St Patrick’s birthday to peace. He condemns crimes by all sides and warns ambushes and attacks in crowded areas endanger civilians, calling for end to violence and malice against all.
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Cardinal Logue
St. Patrick
Belfast
Associated Press
Ireland
Armagh
Aity
telt
chunitry
cardinal contiiuer
Siberia Protests Japan Killing in Far East
Tokyo reports a Siberian tribune article denounces Japanese killings in Grodekovo and other Pacific coast areas. It accuses Japanese troops of force and interference, says civilians flee, schools close, offices vanish, and Russian guards cannot act, warning of broader unrest.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Siberia
Tribuna
Chita
Vishivostok
Tribune
Japan
league of nations
Russian Pacific
Grodekovo
Far Eastern
Caruso’s Condition Improves in New York Recovery
Enrico Caruso the famous tenor continues to recover from pleurisy in Gaia New York March 6 his doctors report he is doing very well and rumors of his worsened condition are unfounded Dr John F Erdman stated tonight
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Japan will hold Yap end of cable rights firm
Tokyo officials say Japan will not yield on mandating Yap island but may concede disposition of the Yap Guam cable. Guam end may pass to America while Yap end remains under Japanese sovereignty. Conference terms and possible armament talks are pending invitation from Washington.
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JAPAN
Tokyo
Associated Press
international conference on communications
Guam
America
allied supreme council
league of nations
Kronstadt Rebellion Spreads as Forces Clash at Oranienbaum
London reports Kronstadt rebels attack Oranienbaum across the ice and are repulsed by batteries. Ships fire on Granien baum while rebels demand expulsion of Gen Averoff and execution of Zinovieff. Rebels seize Kronstadt center and threaten Petrograd as Trotzky takes command in actions near Reval.
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London
Associated Press
Kronstadt
London Times
Riga
Oranienbaum
Granienbaum
Petrograd
Averoff
M. Zinovieff
Gulf of Finland
Copenhagen
Helsingfors
Exchange ‘Telegraph
Petropavlovsk
gailora
Moscow
Finland
Reval
Esthenia
Leon Trotzky
All St Louis Pays Homage To Clark
Thousands waited in rain as Geame Park’s body arrived by special train from Washington and lay in state at City Hall. A guard of honor from Jefferson Barracks and police managed crowds while officials and dignitaries including Senators Spencer and Reed attended. Interment set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bowling Green.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
city hall
Jefferson barracks
Allied Ultimatum Meant For Harding
Berlin observers claim Premier Lloyd George’s ultimatum to German delegates at the London reparations talks was directed at U S President Harding. Reichstag members note limited knowledge of Harding's program as London negotiations continue to dominate public interest.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Lloyd George
London
United States
Denuty Streseman
people's party
Simons
Streseman
Harding
Reichstag
Prohibition Officials Outline Tightened Liquor Rules
Regulations proposed by Commissioner Kramer would bar manufacturers from selling anyone else’s products and end wholesale liquor dealers. Church leaders protest the loss of sacramental wine supplies and seek exceptions for longstanding dealers. Hearings are planned by the Internal Revenue Bureau as the new administration weighs medical use and international shipping questions.
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Associated Press
Prohibition
Kramer
internal revenue bureau
the
Treasury
Department of Justice
Benson
shipping board
House
Frontier Revolt Strong and Kerensky Receives Assurances
Dispatches from Kerensky's circle confirm earlier reports of a strong revolt in Petrograd with the movement said to spread. In Moscow the counter movement seems weaker while frontier regions report communist panic and fleeing commissaries amid troops of questionable loyalty.
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Paris
Russia
Alexander Kerensky
Petrograd
Heleingfors
Moscow
M. Kerebeky
Teglons
Allies Reject Offer in Berlin Reparations Talks
London March 5 The Supreme Council met amid recalls from country visits to discuss German proposals. Dr Simons suggested cutting the 12 percent export duty to 3 or 4 percent and shortening annuity payments to 42 years, but only if upper Silesia is retained, a demand the Allies rejected.
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alliea
Dr. Simons
Germany
upper Silesia
aerowatem
supreme council
Berlin
Simons
Walter Simons
Stuans
Geremany
Simona
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