Doubt Over Confidence Vote For Premier In London
In London and Genoa coverage, doubts arise whether Lloyd George can win a confidence vote as he outlines the British program at Genoa. Liberal leaders push an amendment opposing a full confidence while supporting the conference and limiting subject scope. Soviet foreign minister Chitcherin says Russia will resist foreign capital and seeks staged concessions. Russia plans to grant railway, lumber, mining, and agricultural concessions while preserving economic control.
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Associated Press
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House of Commons
Genoa
Austen Chamberlain
Herbert H. Asauih
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Mr. Lloyd George
M. Paincare
Chamberlain
Asquith
Tuga
Trussia
George Chitcherin
Men
Russia
Egypt
Siberia
Caucasus
Biggest liner grounded in the Elbe near Hamburg
The 56,000 ton steamer Bismarck to be renamed Majestic for BritainGrounded while seeking the ocean after a lightening attempt called for by a shallow Elbe channel A receding tide stranded the vessel, with dredging needed to reach 35 feet depth before departure. Prof Morin acquitted in Canada after a Quebec summer camp poisoning claim involving well water.
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Canada
Montreal
A. A—Morin
McGill University
Iman Walter
L'Islet Couna Quebec
Ng’s Bench
Walter
Paris Green
Irish Peace Pact Signed In London
The agreement details a post enactment meeting of signatories to seek unity for Ireland or a boundary settlement. It sets relief funding for Northern Ireland, enables returning expelled workers, and allows possible release of pre date offenses. Leaders Collins Griffith Craig Londonderry Churchill sign.
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Free State
Ireland
Boundary Commission
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Ministry of Labor
Northern Ireland
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Hamon D. Duggan
Arthur Griffith
Sir James Craig
Marquis of Londonderry
E. A. Archdale
Winston Spencer Church Hl
Laming Worthington-Evans
Homer Greenwood
Fires and shootings rock Belfast streets on March night
Belfast reports widespread fires of suspected incendiary origin as three men are shot on the streets. William Moore, 21, is wounded after a Protestant reply. Samuel Mallen, found dead, appears executed after being moved from a workers’ line. James Lyle is shot in Sinn Fein district Joy Street.
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Moody
William Moore
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Samuel Mallen
White Rock Road
James Lyle
Dromore
Joy Street
Sinn Fein
Birkenhead Granted Month’s Leave From Lords
Lord Birkenhead the lord high chancellor was granted a month’s leave by the House of Lords after physicians advised rest due to eyesight trouble. He had been discussed as a possible successor to Lloyd George should he retire.
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Associated Press
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House of Lords
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Abe and Mawruss Are Coming
The latest adventures of Potash and Perlmutter begin in next Sunday's Washington Post as they cap the Post feast of wonderful features with their inimitable humor and citywide mischief.
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Dublin Forms Guard as Insurgents Threaten
Dublin on guard after insurgent threats with a city hall guard and 60 uniformed soldiers under free state army orders. Bank of Ireland occupancy noted amid Belfast boycott enforcement and newspaper disruptions including the Freeman's Journal raid and heavy editorials resisting tyranny.
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Associated Press
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Rumored resignation of Lord Reading denied
London reports say the viceroy of India Lord Reading may have tendered his resignation but no official announcement is expected. Austen Chamberlain, acting head of government in Lloyd George's absence, says the report is unfounded, and telegrams from the India office show no resignation intent.
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Globe Today
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India
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India Office
Belgium May Increase Her Troops on Rhine
Belgium signals immediate measures after the Graff affair and may reinforce on the Rhine. Brussels reports insecurity in the unoccupied corridor and suggests occupying Hamborn where the Belgian officer was killed. Military circles note possible deployment of three new regiments and garrison shifts with gendarmes replacing south Belgium troops.
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Alfonso Restores Guarantees Decree in Spain
Madrid March 30 Premier Sanchez Guer is in congress to announce that King Alfonso signed a decree restoring constitutional guarantees across Spain.
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Associated Press
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Ex-Emperor Charles Relapses Into Grave Illness
London dispatch reports former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary developing double pneumonia in Funchal Madeira and in grave condition. Vienna confirms lack of sustained improvement as Dr de Lug travels to Madeira to aid the critically ill former ruler amid monarchist fundraising of 3,000,009 crowns.
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Associated Press
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Princess Thyra to wed guards officer in royal change
Copenhagen reports Princess Thyra sister of King Christian may marry a guards officer rather than nobility. The king previously refused but may have shifted after Princess Mary of England wed Viscount Lascelles. Thyra, born March 14 1880, is the second daughter of King Frederick who died in 1912.
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Associated Press
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Mary of England
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Three Hundred in Band That Robbed Shantung Train
A southbound passenger and freight train on the Tientsin Pukow line through Shantung was halted at midday. Bandits numbering around three hundred derailed and robbed travelers of jewelry and money while menaced with revolvers. A relief train was dispatched and two days of repairs anticipated before traffic resumes. The Tientsin administration seeks additional troops.
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U S Observer Presides Over Finance Meeting
Paris March 30 Delegates from Brazil Romania Greece Portugal Czechoslovakia Poland and others not at the allied finance ministers conference met under Roland W Boyden American unofficial observer on the reparations commission They urged quicker restitution percentages and limits for in kind payments and sought capacity to negotiate with Germany similar to the Wiesbaden accord Boyden to present requests at the reparations commission meeting
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Associated Press
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Rumania
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Portugal
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Fiinance
Mmet
Roland W. Boyden
Reparations Commission
Germany
Wiesbaden
Walter Rathenau
Laula Loucheur
Boyden
State Department
Entente
Townley Case Dismissed In Fargo Embezzlement Charge
Judge A T Cole dismissed the embezzlement case against A C Townley president of the national Nonpartisan league, on prosecution counsel Sveinbjorn Johnsons motion. The charge stemmed from a $3000 loan by the Scandinavian American Bank to the United States Sisal Company, with which Townley was alleged connected.
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A. T. ‘Cole
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Scandinavian American Bank
United States Sisal Company
Townley
WIFE RESTLESS NO APPETITE RESTORED BY INTERNAL BATHS
An Illinois man reports his wife’s health improved after using the J B L Cascade from Tyrrell Hygienic Institute adverting a home health cure. The notice touts relief for constipation indigestion biliousness and stomach troubles and offers a free booklet with Dr Chas A Tyrrell’s intestinal case experiences.
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Losses by Shipping Board in February Hit $3,060,459
Shipping Board reported a February net loss of 3,069,459 on vessel operations, the lowest since commercial operation began. Voyage costs totaled 593,290 with 1,050,000 for repairs 320,355 for insurance 413,075 lay-up expenses 477,546 wages and salaries and 306,601 general expenses. Tanker operations yielded a 524,481 profit while ocean going freight and passenger ships incurred losses. A 400,000 reserve was set aside for unsettled bills.
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U S Can Aid Allies At Constantinople
At Paris, Marquis Curzon said the international straits commission stays intact with major powers and America may join. Turkey may be invited to join the League of Nations after peace with Greece, evacuation plans for Anatolia to be published. Constantinople to be evacuated after peace. sultan to have a limited force. Thrace not to be fully evacuated.
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Associated Press
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Money Crisis in Hungary Threatens Budget Deficit
Budapest reports a deteriorating financial crisis as the reparations commission demands payments in the budget and a 20 billion kronen deficit emerges. Kronen values plunge against sterling and the dollar, fueling sharp price hikes for food and essentials as the government reacts to an unexpected reparations bill.
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Associated Press
Hungary
Maryland Senate Backs 3 Percent Alcohol Sale Change
The Maryland senate voted 15 to 12 in favor of modifying the Volstead act to permit liquor sales for beverage use where alcohol does not exceed 3 percent. The House advanced a bill banning political pledges to lawmakers unless pledges are advertised before elections. Delegate Given of Baltimore county introduced the measure after the Antisaloon League enforcement clash.
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Imperial Air Line Planned for London to India and Australia
Commander C Dennis Burney announced plans for a imperial airship line from London to India and Australia at a Tasmania led conference. He said a £4,000,000 capitalization would form a company to operate biweekly passenger service with government subsidies sought from Britain and from India and Australia.
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Australa
Business Progress Slow But Certain From Postwar Review
The Department of Commerce cautions that postwar rehabilitation remains fragile despite gradual gains. Prices have steadied, but backlogs and wary forward orders persist as distributors recall 1920s overstock fears. Woolens show improvement while cotton spindles dip amid New England strikes. imports and exports shift across metals and petroleum. News print prices fall. corn exports spike while wheat exports drop to multi-year lows. pork and beef exports stay below last year.
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New England
Harvester Profits Drop Sharply in 1921
Chicago March 380 The International Harvester Company posted net profit of 4 148 918 80 for 1921, down from 16 655 300 in 1920. Total sales reached 121 215 000, with US operations unprofitable and gains mainly from foreign trade. President McCormick called 1921 the worst year in agricultural implement history and warned readjustment would continue into 1922.
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Chicago
Associated Press
International Harvester Company
Harold F. McCormick
United States
Senate proposes land transfer for Botanic Garden extension
Senator Hale introduces a joint resolution in the Senate authorizing the chief of engineers to transfer eighteen government land parcels along the old James Creek canal from Maryland avenue to P street southwest to the joint committee on library. The measure was sent to the committee on public buildings and grounds for action.
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Senate
Hale
Joint
Committee On Library
James Creek
Maryland Avenue
P Street
Committee On Public Buildings
Auto Hits Boy Fractures Leg in Front of Home
Morton Waldron four years old of 1703 Seventh Street Northwest was struck by a car operated by Thomas W. Moore of 2511 G Street Northwest while playing in front of his home. He suffered a fractured leg, received first aid from Dr. Smiler, and was later taken to Emergency Hospital.
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Seventh Street Northwest
Thomas W. Moore
G Street
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