United States Talks Trade With Soviet Russia
The American government signals willingness to resume trade with the Soviet Union pending fundamental changes in Russia. The State Department asks for concrete proof of reforms on contracts, labor, and protections before commerce can be restored. President Harding outlines policy, with Secretary of State Hughes under scrutiny over department independence and staffing.
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Washington
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Harding
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Hughes
State Department
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cyte United
Rasta
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Kussa
President to Limit Public Calls to Monday Wednesday Friday
The article states the President will schedule appointments only on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays to handle patients and callers. On other days he will attend to pressing public business and reduce open door policy. The cabinet will meet twice weekly and the President will meet newspaper men after cabinet sessions as needed.
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rabiner Republican
Harding
German Pact With Soviet Fails to Arouse Interest
The German press shows indifference to terms of the Russo German trade pact and a proposed protocol by Dr Stabler to formalize commercial relations. The murder of Count von Mirbach and diplomatic strain, plus Joffe’s propaganda, cloud prospects for trade. The protocol would extend diplomat immunity and recognize the Soviet commerce department as a state organ, but German merchants remain wary while the Soviet regime restricts private trading.
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Tertin March
Associated Press
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Russia
oIngland
leemd Krassin
Stabler
MoscoM
Itartling
Count von Mirbach Lerman
Mesenw
Karl Uelfferieh
Mussit
Adolph Joffe Kulshevik
Kerin
Germany
Stahler
Bombs and rifles seized in Dublin raid as three prisoners guarded
Special cable report describes a dawn raid by auxiliary police on a stable area behind Great Charles Street in Dublin. A cache included 15 revolvers rifles shotguns 10 bombs dozens of rounds six shells and multiple weapons components. Seven men found, three prisoners guarded by revolver-wielding guards, two sleeping in another room. Five arrests follow, including Frederick Schweff in Mountjoy Square.
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Frederick Schweff
Mount Tov square
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Delay Irish Relief Ball Postponed to April at Catholic University
The Irish relief ball for Deland in memory of James Cardinal Gibbons was postponed from Monday night to the following Monday at Catholic University Amnasium. About $79 000 was reported raised yesterday. several districts have yet to report. Workers involved in the tag rates will meet at 8 15 this evening at 1317 New York Avenue NW for final instructions.
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Deland
James Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic University Amnasium
New York avenue
Back Fight for a Feeble Minded Home in Congress
William B Westlake and city groups press for a federal act to establish a home for the feeble minded in the District of Columbia. They argue the absence of such an institution breeds delinquency and crime, urging Congress to pass the Pinkham bill or similar legislation next session with broad civic support.
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Congress
Board of Charities
William Bo Westlake
Federation of Citizens associations
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Mir Westlake
District of Columbia
Selden Maily
orth Caprtel
Lehington
Ely
Fly
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at Wand
Adlan Davis
Cravens
Bloodshed in Ireland Continues Through Eastertide
Reports from Ireland describe ongoing violence with multiple shootings and attacks. John Cathcart, a East Cork factory manager, was killed. a former sergeant major in Dublin was shot and wounded. a Ballykinler interment camp worker injured. three women wounded in a Tre lite incident. Sinn Feiners seized R station at Glarryford Antrim and damaged telegraph lines. Dun lo signal post and a large Antrim Glens warehouse burned, with four freight cars incinerated.
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Helfist Varen
Associated Press
Ireland
John Cathcart
Cork
ciiihang
Dublin
Ballykinler
Sinn
748 Marine Heroes Given Commissions For Valor in War
The Navy announced permanent commissions for 748 Marine Corps personnel in recognition of wartime valor. Among captains are 219, including 125 former noncommissioned officers, with 278 first lieutenants and 187 former NCOs, plus 23 second lieutenants. Notables include Major Jaray Pount and Clifton B. Cates, with Louis Ci Cukela among the first lieutenants noted for honors.
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Argonne
marine corps
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Ton A Tesuene
Jeray Pount
Meuse
Clifton B Cates
Louis Cukela
Won't Yield Case To Labor Board In Wage Dispute
Judge Samuel H Sibley in Atlanta federal court denied the petition to rescind a wage reduction order and refer the matter to the United States Railway Labor Board. The judge limited Board jurisdiction to four tram crew brotherhoods and kept the wage dispute in court, with hearings to continue and further testimony scheduled.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Samuel H Sibley
Federal district
Atlanta Tirmingham and Atlantic railway
Sated States railway labor board
Sibley
Cliglon and Lyons
SIMWY
noy board
labor board
Madrid Seeks 700 Million Peseta Loan In July
Spanish finance minister Manuel Acquelles announced a plan to issue a 700 million peseta loan in July. He warned that year end floating debt could exceed prior levels, needing about 2 billion pesetas to consolidate. He proposed widening the income tax to all industrial firms, expanding taxpayers from 5,000 to about 11,000.
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Madrid
Manuel Acquelles
Bomb on Rome Leghorn line targets premier on train
A bomb exploded on the Rome Leghorn railway near Tempes shortly after a Rome bound train carrying Premier Gadriti passed. Officials believe the attack aimed to wreck the premier's train though he was on the subsequent train. Local correspondents report the incident as an apparent assassination attempt with no immediate word on casualties.
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JuBL
Brig Gen Haines Returns to Hoboken on Steamship
Brig Gen H C Haines adjutant general of the United States Marine Corps arrived in Hoboken aboard a steamship after a seven week inspection tour of Marines in Haiti and Santo Domingo. He declined to discuss the trip before reporting to the Navy Department and left at once for Washington.
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H C Haines
United States marine corps
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Navy Department
Washimsion
School Head Is Accused in Board Hearing
Bristol March 25 The Wir sma State board of education in session here adjourned this evening after a two day hearing charging W D Smith divisional school superintendent of Scott county. More than 50 witnesses were examined in a contest proceeding filed by P T Fugate for the position. Gov Westmoreland Davis Attorney General John R Saunders and State Superintendent Harris Hart attended the hearing.
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Wirsma State board of education
W D Smith
Scott county
P ‘T Fugate
Westmoreland Davia
John R Saunders
Harris Hart
Bergdoll draft evasion case set for hearing in Kansas
The Bergdoll case involving Erwin Bergdoll, brother of Grover Bergdoll, is scheduled for a federal district court hearing in Kansas City. He is serving five years at Fort Leavenworth after a court martial conviction for evading the draft. Habeas corpus petitions were filed January 8 arguing he did not receive a draft notice.
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Erwin Beredell
Grover @ Bergdell
Kansasiity
Kang Bergall
Will investigate mystery of Dahl will investigate mystery of Dahl
Detectives under Assistant District Attorney Panton pursue whether Thor Dahl, a reputed Norwegian millionaire, disappeared from the steamship Persensfjord in mid ocean or slipped into the United States unobserved. Subpoenas for Dahls appearance in connection with extortion and perjury indictments were served as investigators seek clarity. Dahl was linked to a witness in a perjury case against two detectives tied to the arrest of Wall Street operator Mrs Jillian De Loyence. a man named Theodore Valle was found in her apartment, but Mrs Loyence says he was in fact Thor Dahl visiting to tease. Dahl was discharged when arraigned.
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Associated Press
Panton
Thor Dahl
Persensfjord
ocean
Ranton
Dahls
com
Jillian De Loyence
Wall street
Theodore Valle
Tove
Thor Dah
hime
Ganton
Love
War Poems Are Read at Washington War Mothers Meeting
The Washington Chapter of American War Mothers held a meeting at the Thomson school with Mrs Margaret Warfield presiding The group planned readings of top war poems to aid their fund for service men at St Elizabeths Hospital The event will be at the Thomson school Thursday to benefit the chapter activity and hospital work
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Washington
Thomson school
Margaret Warfield
St Elzabeths hospital
Prayers For Cardinal Gibbons As Death Becomes Final
The Archbishop of Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons lies in state four days as churches across the archdiocese suspend masses and call for prayers for the repose of his soul. Messages of sympathy arrive from Rome, Europe, and prominent leaders while services plan a funeral with bishops and archbishops attending.
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Owen B Corrigan
America
Allen Mob Governor Calls Hopkin on A N P League
Salima Kang reports that Attorney General Hopkin and others have sufficient evidence to prosecute leaders of the anti partisan league demonstration in Burton county. R Ralph Burton, a claimant in the matter, says the address was an attempt to compel him to return to hostile territory. The AG had told Gov Allen he could not get victims to file statements.
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Salima Kang
leclaring
Hopkn
antinonpartisan league
Burton county
Ralph Burton
ctms
Gov Allen
United States
Uns Allen
Richard Hopkins
TDA
Banta
Barten county
Barton
Bartan
Hamburg
Sam HI
Peasant Reinforce Reds and Seize Nitrogen Works
A sprawling early news report claims German Reds beat back by 6000, seize a nitrogen works near Teuna, with references to Rifles, machine guns, and grenades. It covers alleged mob action, investigations by Judge Banta, and ongoing police orders as crowds gather, with continued coverage promised on the second page.
Weeks Determined to Get Bergdoll
Government steps to force Bergdoll surrender are outlined by Weeks secretary of War. The Justice Department assembles evidence for a Canada to Germany transfer plan. Canadian authorities and the German government are being engaged as part of the broader seizure effort.
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termans
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Department of Justice
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Bergdoll
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Cardinal Gibbons Dead. Vatican Grief Shocks Pope Benedict
News of Cardinal Gibbons death deepens sorrow at the Vatican and in America. The pope and church leaders mourned a long life of leadership shared by Cardials Dougherty Gaspari and Cerretti sent condolences. A solemn requiem Mass was planned at Santa Maria in Trastevere as details of the death spread nationwide.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Amenea
Pius IX
Sacred College of Cardinals
United States
Cardinal Gaspari
Mgr Cerretti
Mgr O Hern
American college
Santa Maria
Trastevere
Weeis
Allens
hetween
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lim
Fergdoll
Pussyfoot Johnson Leaves for Westerville Ohio
William E B Pussyfoot Johnson, a promotion worker, and Mrs Johnson left Hampton Town for their Westerville Ohio home. Johnson was confined by a throat ailment that forced cancellation of his speaking engagements this month. Editorial from The Ashington Post republished and on sale at The Post newspaper office and stores Brentano’s Woodward Lothrop Kann Son Co Ballantyne Sona.
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William EB
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Johnson
Westerville
Ohio
Ashington Post
gale et The Post
Brentanos, Woodward & Lothrop
Kann Sone Co
Ballantyne, Sona
Adv
Widow of King Morgantica Mother of Heir Claim
Mme Aspacia Manos, morganatic widow of King Alexander, bore a daughter. Alexander, who died in 1920 after a bite from a menke, allegedly had a late separation attempt by Venizelos. Legal actions posthumous involved turning his property to Manos, with speculation she would claim the throne if a son were born.
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Marck
4 sca ated
Mme Aspacia Manos
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Mme Manos
Constantine
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Alexander vised
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