Miners Order Unified Walkout Across Coal Fields
United Mine Workers of America ordered a complete suspension of work by all union miners in the United States and western Canada for March 31 as a historic joint action in bituminous and anthracite fields. Nova Scotia excluded. Cleveland policy committee to decide on single state wage agreements and conduct of the suspension.
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Ulster to Use Whipping Post in Disorder Hunt
Belfast reports second reading of the Ulster restoration of order bill as violence spikes along the border. Proposals include fogging those found with bombs or arms and punishing sharing of police or border movements. Fire, raids, and arson escalate. civilians evacuate. authorities scramble to restore control amid widespread unrest.
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Wiedfeldt Named German Ambassador to United States
Berlin reports Otto Ludwig Wiedfeldt appointed German ambassador to the United States. A noted German economist with Krupp ties since 1919, he is praised as a versatile expert in municipal and administrative economics. German press notes his strong economic training will suit Washington.
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Hamburg
Great Britain
Washington Post
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Germany
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Essen
Washington
Protest at $75 Bill Ends With Beating and Robbery
Atlantic City report details Mr and Mrs William Kepner of Ardmore Pa who say they were assaulted robbed and held in a boardwalk cabaret room after refusing a $75 bill They were confined from 11 p m Sunday to 7 a m Monday before release Suspects Howard Stark Charles de Hart and Charles Phillips Hips charged with assault robbery and larceny over the incident and police filed formal charges.
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Moors Sink Spanish Ship Amid Alhucemas Bay Siege
Madrid reports Riffian commander Abdi El Krimh sent the Spanish high commissioner an ultimatum as negotiations for 500 to 600 prisoners end. Riffians bombarding Spanish towns in Alhucemas bay and sank a 1,500 ton vessel evacuating civilians. Gomera fort on the bay remains precarious.
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Genoa Vote Test for Lloyd George as Premier Skips Resignation
London reports that Premier Lloyd George will seek a confidence vote on government policy, delaying Genoa outcomes. Sir Robert Horne avoided naming budget introduction dates, while labor unrest and potential lockouts loom. Britain seeks Russia and Germany positions and any agenda changes amid mounting business pressure.
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Britain Proposes Bonds to Pay Russia Debts at Genoa Talks
The allied experts meeting in London discusses Russia debt bonds covering national, municipal, and old and new regime loans. Bonds would be interest free for five years. Soviet Russia not invited. Italian and Japanese delegates prepare plans on Russia trade and economic rehabilitation for Siberia.
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Daugherty Calls on States to Press Dry Prosecutions
Attorney General Daugherty urged states to assume more responsibility in liquor prosecutions. The Justice Department plans to press liquor cases locally, warning that if states fail, federal action will proceed. He cited crowded federal dockets and Judge Landis’s resignation in Chicago as factors.
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Chicago
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Head of Divorce Syndicate Arrested in New York
Jack Berkowitz was arrested in New York and held on $10,000 bail on charges that he led a syndicate falsely contracting to furnish evidence for divorces. Prosecutors allege he used actors to impersonate victims and arranged false testimonies for multiple attorneys. A woman detective assisted, with a witness dictation via a dictaphone.
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Helen Thomas
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America demands Rhine refund due today
The White House indicated a formal statement may be issued within 44 hours detailing the American government's demand for 241 million dollars to cover the cost of the American army of occupation in Germany up to May 1, 1921. The note is expected to be from the State Department and aligned with notes to Britain France and Italy.
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Italy
Deny Secret Accord Debate Trails Cravath Denials
White House and Secretary of State Hughes deny any secret understanding with Great Britain at the Washington conference. Senator Borah reads Cravath telegram and revised statement. Senate debate shifts to other lines as Lodge Ungerwood and others respond. Cravath asserts a cooperative basis with Britain to control a Pacific fleet, while officials deny knowledge of such views. The matter continues with Cravath's telegram and Borah's challenge, signaling lingering controversy.
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A compact notice list of section headings and page indicators. It includes items on Miners Ordered Out Ulster to Use Whipping Post Test Vote on Genoa Deny Secret Accord Opposes Defense Cut Vote on Bonus Tomorrow Held in Divorce Inquiry and other entries across Society Legal Record Financial and Sports sections.
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Genoa
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Oklahoma
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House To Vote On Bonus Tomorrow
Sneaker Gillett consented to take the soldiers bonus bill to a House vote tomorrow under a suspension of the rules. The plan calls for four hours of debate and a two thirds vote to pass, with opponents and proponents equally heard. House leaders forecast enough votes to spare, aiming to shut out amendments and block a recommittal motion.
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Sneaker Gillett
Carisbe’ Ite
Wemittee
Will Bratt Rolie
Campbell
House
Gillette
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Wich
Chinese Minister Shot At in Paris by Chinese Student
Four shots were fired at Chinese Minister to France Chenlu as he rode in an automobile. Tsangow, a Chinese engineer, was wounded in the head. The assailant, a student named Lee-ho-ling, surrendered after the attack amid complaints of the minister's perceived harsh stance toward Parisians of Chinese origin.
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Chen-~ Lu
France
Tsangow
Lee-ho-ling
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Harding Opposes Navy Cuts And Alaska Control Dispute
President Harding rejected drastic navy reductions that would violate the five power naval ratio and urged maintaining at least 85,000 sailors. He supports army strength around 130,000, and warns Congress against encroaching on military control. Alaska's disputed jurisdiction remains unresolved, hinging on a presidential survey and a summer trip.
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Florida
Harding
Great Britain
United States
Japan
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Se Fay
Legislative Branch
Alaska
Lenine Ill From Wound Reported In Moscow
Berlin reports Lenine has been ill off and on for a long time after a wound from an assassination attempt. A telegram summoned Dr Felix Klemperer to Moscow last Friday. A Danish dispatch adds Lenine may have cancer, but this is unconfirmed.
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Associated Press
Felix Klemperer
Nikolai Lenine
Lenine
Berlingske Tidende
Hels- Ingfora
Leeds Auto Collision on Road to Monte Carlo
William B. Leeds and his wife former Princess Kenia of Russia were in a crash near Nice while en route to Monte Carlo. Their car collided with one driven by Mile Fevre, sending the French woman’s vehicle into a ravine. Fevre sustained injuries.
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