Irish Army Plans Coup Against Provisional Government
British and Irish tensions mount as the Irish Republican Army plans a coup to overturn the Provisional Government amid border clashes along Ulster. Churchill warns of potential British troop use, while Dublin reports a split within the IRA and rising sniping near Derry as both sides mobilize and threaten wider conflict.
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Irish Army
Gov't
Irish Free State
Nodfrick O'Connor
Irish Republican Army
London
Ulster
Winston Churchill
Ireland
Churchill
Charentil
Free State
de Valera
Associated Press
Dublin
Roderick O'Connor
Asish Republican Army
Dail Eireann
Vna
The
Times
Anmur
Relalse
Grain Growers Report Deficit At Convention
W G Eckhardt reported a deficit of 59558 13 for the United States Grain Growers convention in Chicago the shortfall mainly from organization expenses and member drive costs per member in various states listed with amounts such as Colorado 8 50 Indiana 34 77 Iowa 14 59 Minnesota 7 etc confirming a broad fund shortfall and expenses across multiple regions.
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Chicuga
Marvin
United States
W. G. Eckhardt
Colorado
Klive
Indiana
Towa
Aras
Minnesota
Court
Nebraska
Nacth Dakota
Oklahoma
Santie la
Cafeteria Fill Needed in East High Schools
Supt W Kline and school board study show about half of East Hill students live beyond a 10 block radius and three quarters of junior high pupils are similarly situated. Noon lunch is impractical, cafes keep costs low, and around 50 percent patronize the cafeteria while others bring lunches. Dining rooms are well planned with about $5,000 spent on equipment. Students benefit from shorter days and are more likely to stay after for study and graduation activities.
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East
Supt
Kline
Downn Town
Marr L. Day
Supr Kline
Bandits wreck store and flee with ten dollars
In Rergnous Ti on March 22 bandits shattered the postoffice and Mallat store, taking ten dollars from the safe before escaping in a car stolen from grocer J. Baber. The vehicle was recovered later that day.
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Rergnous
Zenk Tusbedt
Mallat
Senate debates four power treaty in Congress
Senate continues debate on a four power treaty while the House reviews June appropriations. Interstate Commerce Committee keeps examining interchangeable mileage books as hearings proceed. Immunization begins hearing on naturalization act.
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United Presa
Senate Conliiues
Interstate Commerce Committee
Naturalizettan
State Report Shows 90 Days Coal Supply Amid Strike Tensions
Cleveland hosts top United Mine Workers leaders as talks hint at a sanctioned relief plan. The union notes strong finances and a possible nationwide miners’ walkout, while Australia plans to challenge U.S. coal dominance with cheaper freight. Des Moines reports 14 000 miners set to strike March 31 halting 276 Iowa mines across 22 counties with varying closures.
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Pace
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Brotherhood Chhiefs
United States
Canada
Brotherhood
Australia
International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Rudolph Bedford
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bedford
Des Moines
Mare
Appanotss
Watello
Mahaska
Atonroe
Marion
Polk
Plan Light Reduction for the Japanese Army
March 22 report says the drive for heavy reductions in the Japanese army was abandoned in the diet until the summer session. Leaders announced a small reduction in strength will be made, in line with promises from army and allies. In the meantime a light reduction is planned. The issue remains unsettled as officials weigh military needs and political opposition.
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Tokio
Washington not worried by coal strike order yet
Washington officials express cautious optimism as a nationwide coal mine strike threatens to begin April 1. Attorney General Daugherty says government may act to prevent interference with coal production if the dispute worsens, with court action possible to restore peace. Canada’s Alberta British Columbia unit expects no immediate impact.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Seal Mines
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Relda
Hapd
United States
China
Geological Survey
West Virginia
Canada
Calgary
Asia
United Workers of America
Alberta
Colum ‘Bia
Indianapolis
Robert Livgelt
Consistory Called by Pope for May 38
Rome March 22 Pope Pius Ki announced a consistory for May to create several new cardinals likely including an American This will be the last consistory of the present pontificate.
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Rome
Pius Ki
Harding demands Congress fund Navy up to treaty strength
President Harding urged Congress to provide funds to maintain the U S Navy at maximum strength under conference treaties. He pressed for 18 battleships with auxiliaries, staffed by about 86 000 enlisted personnel and 3 200 officers, noting opposition to any cuts below treaty standards.
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International Newn
Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
White House
Capitol
Darrow
Pennsylvania
Hicks
New York
Naval Affairs
Thy
Singer So Artistic He Stabbed Himself at Show
Chicago reports baritone Slaya Stankevieckz of the Jtnesian Grand Opera company attempted suicide during a performance last night. He drew manicure scissors, but desisted as the points punctured his flesh. Doctors say he will recover and that artistic temperament was the inferred motive.
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Chicago
County
Slaya Stankevieckz
Jtnesian Grand Opera Company
Stankeviels
Bereft Bride Urges Death Penalty For Love Thieves
Mrs. Charles W Townsley a nine month bride advocates death penalty for women who steal husbands declaring wives must unite for self preservation. She likens the act to murder noting the heartbreak and loss of happiness caused by love thieves. She calls on married women to join in demanding capital punishment for such acts.
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Washington, D. C
Charles W. ‘Townsley
Town Demolishes Two Frame Buildings On Sycamore Street
Demolition of three storefronts on Sycamore street in the 700 block began yesterday removing longtime landmarks. The three story Ellis Hotel building and adjacent two story structure owned by Dick Bolte were condemned under the state housing law by Commissioner Edward Mahunke. The owners plan new construction soon but plans are not yet finalized.
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Sycamore Street
Fi- His
Ellis Hotel Company
Dick Bolte
Edward Mahunke
Ate
Robb Fails to Hold Innkeeper on Charge of Selling Booze
March 22 report shows Robb failing to prosecute innkeeper Orrias Ormias in district court who was accused of liquor sales during a Ride-A-Wee Inn raid. The proprietor was released after a jury acquitted him, claiming he only sold chicken dinners and knew nothing of guests’ bottles.
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Robb
Orrias
Ormies
Millionaire Dodge Case Goes to Jury in Michigan
John Duval Dodge, Detroit millionaire, faces a jury over driving while intoxicated in Kalamazoo. The defense rested after six minutes, disputing intoxication. It was admitted he had been drinking, though counsel claimed he refused to drink in the car. While the jury deliberates, a preliminary hearing on a second charge of illegal liquor possession against Dodge and Karl began.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
John Duval Dodge
Detroit
Dales
Dodge
Karl
Grass Skirt Dance O K Court Decides
Four dancers arrested in Manhattan faced trial for a provocative performance as police noted public decency concerns. The court ruled the act permissible, with one defendant briefly defending her attire before the judges upheld the city’s modesty standards as not violated.
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New York
South Seas
Manhattan
Moors suffer heavy losses in Albucemas clash with Spain
A Madrid dispatch reports 200 Moors killed and 320 wounded in a battle with Spanish forces near Albucemas, Morocco. A Spanish warship shells Moorish positions along the coast as fighting continues.
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London
Albucemas
Morocco
Madrid
Gandhi Charges in India Hunger for Freedom
Gandhi accuses British rule of crippling India in a widely circulated statement. The Indian nationalist leader, serving a six year term for sedition, says the empire has brought unprecedented helplessness to the country.
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London
India
Mohandas Gandhi
Bombay
Naily Herald
Gandhi
Rear Admiral Ayers Dies in New Jersey Home
Retired Rear Admiral Joseph Garish Ayers of the medical corps U. S. Navy died last night at his son's home in Mont Cisire New Jersey. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Canterbury NL Ha, where he was born, in 1919.
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Mont Cisire
N. J
Adiral
Joseph Garish Ayers
Canterbury
Forest Service Row Blocks Harding Reorganization Plan
Washington March 22 The Forest Service battle over moving four bureaus from Agriculture to Interior stalls the proposed government reorganization. Hardinge’s Alaska plan also waits as farm bloc backers defend keeping forests in Agriculture, citing efficiency and national interests.
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Washington, D. C
Walter Brown
Ohio
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Forest Service
Washington
Department of Sericulture
Fall
Department of the Interior
Gifford Pinchot
Taft
Alaska
Pinchét
National Conservation Association
Friends of the Forest Service
Department For Agriculture
Harding
New York Evening Post, Inc
Hooch Pipe Ship for Sale
New York March 22. The steamship Javary 786 tons was listed for sale at a public auction after prohibition officers charged violation of the Volstead act. Investigators traced a refueling line to a dock side operation discharging alcohol into casks and trucks, with Captain Docherty convicted. 16,900 gallons of grain alcohol were not recovered.
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New York
Baltimore
Daniel Docherty
Senka
L. Pineline
Dachperty
Uni
Stead Ant
Military Attaches to be withdrawn from Brussels and other capitals
Paris reports that American military attaches in Brussels Vienna The Hague Prague and Belgrade are being withdrawn by Washington in an economy move as diplomatic quarters relay.
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Paris
Brussels
Vi- Leia
Hague
Prague
Bu ‘Elarest
Washington
Courts, Warden Endorse Jail Clubs as Enforcers
Chicago March 22 Warden B Westbrook defended the use of clubs to enforce discipline in Cook county jail and said they would be used when advisable. He replied to accusations from a resigned guard Joseph Saunders who claimed prisoners were beaten. Westbrook said measures may include shotguns if needed but no prisoner would be harmed while obeying regulations.
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Chicago
Cook County
Westbrook
Joseph Saunders
Jolinos Rotary Conference Opens in Decatur Illinois
In Decatur Illinois on March 23 Rotary International President G C McCullough from Fort Williams Ontario attends as guest with Mrs McCullough as the guest of honor. The Twelfth district Rotary Conference projects registrations of about 1300 men and 400 women. Danville won the bid to host the 1923 conference amid festive entertainment.
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Decatur
Ill
G. c. McCullough
Fort Williams
Ont
Rotary
Dolling Up Equals Lost Time in Government Work
Efficiency experts report 40,000 government female typists and stenographers waste at least one hour daily on cosmetics. This habit costs about 15,000,000 hours of productive work yearly, though not deducted from pay. Unclear text notes 6,000,000 dollars of time value lost annually.
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Washington
D. C
Sam
First Shipload of American Wheat Reaches Novorossysk
The first shipload of American wheat arrived today at Novorossysk in South Russia and will be used for seeding. The Soviet records show provisions arriving between March 1 and 16 totaling 241 sarloads via Rovall, 359 via High, and 5,500 pounds through other ports, all consigned to the American relief administration.
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Moscow
London
Novorossysk
Russia
Raval
American’ Relief Administration
State Agent Rounds Up Gang of Robbers
Des Moines reports that William Griffin, state agent, has apprehended eight alleged bank robbers in Sioux City. Several are believed to belong to the gang that robbed the State Bank at Chatsworth, Iowa, recently and potentially linked to other robberies across Iowa.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
William Griffin
Chatsworth
Towa
Four PLY Pact Foes Stage Final Rally In Speech
Senate debates four power pact pressing for ratification next Friday. Lattallette condemns Anglo British Japanese cooperation as imperialist, urging that the treaty fails to curb aggression. La Follette warns ratification may renew Anglo Japanese alliance and invite U.S. entanglement in Pacific disputes.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Senate
White House
Lattollette
Great Britain
Japan
United States
London
Tokio
China
Russia
Germany
la Follette
League of Nations
Pacific Ocean
Philadelphian Visits White House for President Wilson
Peter A. Speiris of Philadelphia called at the White House today seeking a private audience with President Wilson. He refused to reveal his purpose but said he would tell Wilson in person. He did not know President Harding and, after being given Wilson's address, left. Speiris, a Russian native, has lived in the United States 12 years.
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Washington
D. C
Peter A. Speiris
Philadelphia
White House
Wilson
Harding
Spereis
Russia
America
Modern Burglar Steals Radio Outfit
Davenport reports a burglar broke into a small outbuilding adjoining the home of Herman Vedder and stole his complete radio outfit. Vedder had been away for a few days and returned to find the building entered and the entire radio set missing.
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Davenport
Herman
Vedder
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