De Valera Silent as Dublin Meeting Challenges Leader Faces Calls to Renounce Mutinous Rhetoric
London dispatch reports Irish republican army delegates in Dublin affirm allegiance to the republic and form a sixteen member executive. About 220-239 delegates from 49 brigades attend in Mansion House with heavy security as Mulcahy warns suspensions. Collins challenges De Valera to state views and distance himself from O Connor orange party statements. Orange Hall seized by Belfast workers and foes, fish market and Fowler Memorial also taken. Continued on page four.
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Mansion House
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Oak Room
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Waterford
de Vallera
Roderick O'Connor
Collings
James Craig
Ulster
Free State
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Parnell Street
Fowler Memorial
Orange Hall
Soviet Leaders Called To Moscow Over Lenine Illness
A Berlin to Copenhagen report via Exchange Telegraph says Russian Soviet leaders have been summoned to Moscow to consider the government’s response to the possible death of Premier Nikolai Lenine, a move described as likely in the near future.
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Associated Press
London
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Nikolai Lenine
Riots in Guadalajara and Revolt Rumors Unfold in Mexico
Mexican radicals clash with Catholic workers in Guadalajara leaving several dead and many injured as police and troops restore order. Lieut. Pedro Martinez leads 25 men from Orizaba in a suspected revolt, later denying genuine intent. Generals Garza and de la Huerta factor in ongoing U.S. policy and embassy changes amid a Mexican military mission heading toward Mexico City.
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Associated Press
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Jalisco
el Mundo
Pedro Martinez
Orizaba
United States
Esteban Cantu
Francisco Murguia
Pablo Gonzales
Obregon
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Adolfo de la Huerta
Sonora
the Treasury
Hermosillo
Senor de la Huerta
Taylor
Painted Tree Lures Bird In Cleveland Office
Cleveland resident EH C McKay painted a large mural landscape on a wall opposite his Swetland building office to hide an eyesore. He says the mural has killed at least two birds as they collided with the imaginary tree and fell from the roof outside his window.
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Ohio
Swetland Building
EH. C. McKay
Mr. McKay
Idan
Greece Accepts Allied Armistice Proposal in Near East Talks
Paris reports Greece agrees to an armistice with Turkish nationalists though military conditions are reserved. Decisions at Paris and Athens place Thrace under dispute, with Constantinople likely to remain Turkish and the Dardanelles straits to be monitored by an international commission.
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International Commission
Associated Press
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Athens
Papoulas
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Angora
Thrace
Signor Schanzer
Turkey
Sevres
Gallipoli
Oni'nded
Secon
Trains Hit Auto At Crossings Kill Seven In Two States
Seven people die in two separate crossing crashes. In Yonkers New York a stalled car on a Putnam division crossing is struck by a northbound train leaving three men dead Reuben Levine 38 Samuel Levine 27 and John Pigot 30. In Michigan a Michigan Central train hits a garage crossing near Marshall killing Edgerton Van Meter 29 his wife Agnes 28 and Harvey Van Meter the nephew.
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Putnam Division
New York Central Railroad
Gray Oaks
Reuben Levine
Samuel Levine
Levine Iron Works
John Pigot
Concern
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan Central
Thomas Crossing
Marshall
Edgerton ‘van Meter
Albion
Agnes van Meter
Harvey van Meter
van Mota
Language Barrier Strands Pa Father and US Daughter
Joseph Spence of Unionville Pennsylvania and his 17 year old daughter Mary Louise Spence met aboard the steamship Kroonland unable to understand each other as she speaks only French though born in the United States. A Travelers Aid interpreter assisted. Also aboard were Countess Helene Goblet D Alviella and Miss Charlotte Niven heading to Hot Springs Arkansas for a YWCA congress. English professor Signorina Linetta P Castelvecchio arrived to lecture at women’s colleges.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph Spence
Unionville
Mary Louise
Spence
Kroonland
United States
Travelers Aid Society
Miss Spence
France
W. P. Stewart
Williams Trade School
Helene Goblet D'Alviella
Belgium
Charlotte Niven
England
Young Womens Chris_tian association
Hot Springs
Ark
International
W. C. AL
Signorina Linetta
P. Fe Castelvecchio
Celtic Today
Belgians to Visit Vatican Marking Church State Ties
Rome March 26 The Belgian King Albert and Queen Elizabeth visit Italy and are to call at the Vatican before any other engagements. Pope Pius IX ordered five Vatican cars and a papal postmaster general to accompany them. The event signals closer church state relations and precedents for future Catholic rulers visits.
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Associated Press
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Albert
Elizabeth
Belgium
Yolande
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Duke of Brabant
Pope Pius
Vatican
Markzarita
Wilson
Pius
Ihe
Vinecenzo Vanutelli
Prince Massimo
Bon Eaccio
Hickson Field
New York
Arrested at Dock Awaiting Family in New York
Ralph Edmund Sneyd, 33, awaiting wife and two children who waved from a Cunard liner Albania from Liverpool, is jailed for forgery in Washington. He carried jewels worth 5000 and faces charges of forged checks and passing worthless funds through banks and a jeweler. His wife and children were sent to Bilis Island and may sail to England. Sneyd plans to appeal to the British embassy.
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Cunard
Albania
Ralph
Mary
Liverpool
Ralph Edmund Sneyd
John Flaherty
Sneyd
Bilis Island
England
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Fizherty
Sneye
Hngland
Washington
Durham
Standard Bank of Washington
Mr. Caruthers
Harry Fisher
Ninth Street Jeweler
American” Auto ‘School
Unlucky Dunkirk Widow Misses Million Bond
A Dunkirk war widow in France has lost a 1,000,000 franc lottery bond. The Credit National traced her address but she cannot locate the bond. Banks refuse payout until the bond is found, and she contemplates legal action to recover the prize.
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France
Dunkirk
Credit National
New York
White Bride of Moro in Jolo Auction Case
Special Cable Dispatch from Manila reports Hadji Gulamu Rajaul, son of Hadji Butu, returning with his white American Christian wife to Jolo where his Moro wife Putli Intan Jakarian pressed adultery charges. She later withdrew the case under tribal pressure, fearing upheaval if prosecuted. Gov Wood seeks to avert Moro disruption while noting Gulamu’s marriage to the U.S. appeared during his studies. Hadju Butu, once secretary of state to the Sultan of Sulu, sits in the Philippine senate. The American wife faces a precarious future, possibly returning to the United States amid social tensions.
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Hadji Gulamu Rajaul
Jolo
Putli Intan Jakarian
Datu Tahir
Hadra'Batu
Wood
Hedjy Butu
Sultan of
Sulu
Philippine Senate
Gulamu
United States
the Poblia Ledger
Private Lenders Gain Billions From Abroad Invested
Private lenders in Europe and elsewhere funnel about 208 million dollars annually to American investors alongside 500 million dollars yearly in war loan receipts. The United States is touted as the world’s leading investing nation with American capital funding foreign factories, railroads, and industries while foreign bonds and stocks flow into New York.
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Headers Reserve Board
United States
Europe
Globe
Defiigre Ea
England
New York
Eugene Myer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
America
United Etates
Index to Today's Issue Page Irish Army to Seek Republic
Items cover international and domestic topics including Greece favoring trace Americans investing abroad and big savings under Harding. Notes on Ireland election calls at Vatican visit and a riot sparked by a radical parade. Also mentions textile strike, epidemics in Europe, plane accident, and various society notices.
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Greece
Harding
Vatican
Europe
Untermyer
Ireland
Runaway heir Gordon Duffield reunites with mother in New York
Gordon Duffield, 18, heir to 1,006,900, returns to his mother Mrs. Graham Duffield in New York after five months of life in Bowery lodgings and East Side hideouts. She plans to send him back to Plainfield School as a step toward securing the estate until he reaches majority.
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Associated Press
Gordon Duffield
Bowery
East Side
Graham Duffield
Chicago
Gordon
Plainfield
N. 1
Brookyn Bridge
Bronx
Gorgon
Womon
Death in Distillery Blaze Claims Nash County Farmer
Rocky Mount North Carolina March 26 A F E Addeholt Nash county farmer died in an early morning fire believed to be sparked by an illicit distillery explosion. His large two story home burned and rescuers found the remains of a 50 gallon still in the debris. Addeholt woke his wife and niece and then went upstairs to fight the fire and was trapped by the flames.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
A. FE
Addeholt
Nash County
Harding administration hailed for economy gains and veterans aid
Vice President Calvin Coolidge reported a year of progress with major cuts in public payrolls and military costs. He cited reductions in public employees and armed forces, projected lower annual appropriations, and a growing hope for a robust American merchant marine amid postwar relief efforts for veterans.
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Russia
Associated Prean
New York
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
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