Irishmen Executions At Dublin Prison Prompt Mass Vigil
Dublin reports detail a large crowd of about twenty thousand outside Kilmainham Prison as British officers executed Irish suspects. Telecommunication and post services were disrupted while crowds gathered, candles burned and graffiti appeared. Police guarded the gates as priests led prayers and mourners knelt, with car traffic forced to yield. Among the executed and implicated were Patrick and Thomas Olan and four others tied to an ambush near the city in January, amid tensions following intelligence officer actions in November.
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Evan
Prise Yard
Piter
Iim
Patrick
Thomas Olan
Whelan
Yarothers
Amer
Frank Flood
Bernard Kran
Thomas Bryan
Patrick Doyle
Grocerteria Points To New Store Near Apartment House
John T. Boyd, owner of the "help yourself" grocery on Carey Avenue, has bought two lots at the corner of Eighteenth and Evans near the new apartment house. Rumors suggested a second grocerteria might use the property, but Boyd stated no definite plans are set.
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John T. Boyd
Carey Avenue
Iits
Eighteenth
Evans Streets
Yard-Long Kiss Debate Sparks Baltimore Motion Picture Debate
In Baltimore on March 14 a delegation from the Citizen's League for Better Motion Pictures urged Governor Ritchie Samuel Clark to enforce a three-foot kiss ban as sufficient. Clarke, claiming prior censor experience in Canada, supported omitting longer kisses, arguing a three-foot scene lasts about two seconds and a two-second kiss would satisfy patrons.
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Baltimore
Citizen's League For Better
Ritchie Samuel Clark
Canada
Clarke
Emmor
Montana Bachelors Face Annual Tax on Unwed Status
In Pilena Montana the legislature imposes a nine dollar yearly tax on unwed adults to fund widows pensions. Representative T Hi MacDonald notes few want to pay, while a prior proposal taxed unmarried women but was halted by an amendment.
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Pilena
Mont
Marea
Montana
Ward
T Hi MacDonald
Maggie Amith Hathasar
Finor Larder
Boy Burglar Shot by Cop in Chicago Theater Roof
In Chicago on March 14 a patrolman shot and killed one of three boy burglars during a roof battle atop a theater building. The other two were captured. Police said the burglars were cutting a hole in the roof to blow the safe.
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Chicago
Walsh Glans Capital Seeks to Kill Unions
CHICAGO March 14 Rail road labor unions told the railway labor board they would not proceed with the hearing on a national agreement unless subpoenas compel railroad executives to testify before the board Frank F Walsh attorney for the brotherhoods urged that heads of the railroads be called as testimony was essential to a fair hearing The board adjourned for executive session and then summoned four railroad leaders to appear Wednesday morning T DeWitt Cuyler W W Atterbury Carl K R Gray and R Binkard were named in the order after Walsh refused to proceed without the witnesses.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Frank F. Walsh
Waleh
Morgans
Ead Weve
Walsh
Henry P. Hent
Carl Gray Sammonen
Railroad Labor Board Today
T. DeWitt Cuyler
W. W. Atterbury
Pencsylvania Railroad
Carl K R. Gray
Union Pacific
R . Binkard
Atterbury
Ketch
Ardmore
Okla
Marohik
vo-Frank B. Ketch
Peal Hem
Jake L. Hammon
Bia Fate
Asatwant
J. J. Hodge
Thomas W. Champion
Hatch
Freeling
Wt. Nem
Jake Hamon
Clara Hamon
Swat
Hamon
Clara
PLUM TREE SHAKEN WYOMING MEN LAND WASHINGTON
March 14. A B Fall, secretary of the interior, sent recommendations to name Irving W Wright of Thermopolis Wyoming as land office register at Lander Wyoming and J J Kirby of Sheridan Wyoming as receiver at Buffalo Wyoming. City commission pending election on Wednsday to decide issuing twenty year London for 500 00 to cover sewer costs.
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Washington
A. B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Inimate
Irving W. Wright
Thermopolis
Wyo
Lander
J. J. Kirby
Sheridan
Buffalo
Cherence
London
Showalter
Bellhop Phillip Arenego Arrested in Hotel Theft Case
Sheriff George Jo Carroll linked several Plains thefts to Phillip Arenego a Filipino bellhop long in service at the hostelry. An army Colt pistol stolen from a fort near Fort D A Russell was traced to Arenego and others suspected in the thefts.
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Plains
Phillip Arenego
Hostilry
Buch
Arénégo
George Jo Carroll
Fort D A Russell
Acquitted on Murder Charge in Rawlins Case
In a dramatic case in Laramie jurors acquitted 15 defendants of murder, finding one driver acted under duress from a revolver. Gardner’s body reportedly moved from a sporting house in Rawlins to a road side. Saki was rearrested for car theft in Ervanton as investigations continue.
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Laramie
Anton Nett Mareh
Zeamaser
Walon Pacific
Jury
Gardner
Saki
Sporting House
Rawlins
Wamasutter
Ervaneton
Reds March on Poland
Stockholm March 14 The Riga correspondent says eighteen to twenty Bolshevik divisions with artillery and an aviation corps advance against Poland in four factors.
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Stockholm
Riga
Poland
Boy recovers from eagle chase in trick air tale
Patsy Tucker ten, of Livingston Montana, recounts catching two bald eagles in a coyote trap. He claims to have hogtied them before they rose, one turning into a parachute as he descended. He says he brought back one eagle for proof while the other still has its feet tied.
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Livingston
Mont
Patsy Tucker
Earth
Patsy
Champ Clark remembered through papers and memory at Honey Shuck
Marea Adame, caretaker of Champ Clark’s home Honey Shuck in Bowling Green Missouri, asserts the late statesman prized his papers. He reportedly instructed caretaker Joe to pull specific files from the archives, noting Clark’s exact method to locate values in the collection and hinting at his meticulous memory for documents.
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Bowling Green
Marea
Joe Adame
Champ Clark
Honey Shuck
Joe
New York Lawyer To Be Assistant Secretary Of War
Washington March 14 J Mayhew Wainwright a New York denyer 45 understood 3 have been selected an audistant secretary o war Elliott Wadsworth of Boston Ma an Was nominated today by President Harding to be asstatent secretary of the treasury He will be in charge of foreign loans Eugene Mayer Jr of New York who was managing director of the war finance corporation under President Wilson was nominated to be a director of the corporation for a term of four years
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Washington
Mayhew Wainwright
New York
Denyer
Soviets Recapture Northern Garrison In Finland Fight
Advices from Helsingfors say Krasno Yr Gorka fortress recaptured by Soviet troops and garrison now largely a cadet corps. Trotsky ordered heavy strikes to Oranienbaum after signaling execution of key rebel officer and 44 others. Kronstadt unrest described as serious due to shortages. Jesse Knight dies at 75 in Provo Utah after long influence as a capitalist leader in mining and finance.
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Copenhagen
Helsingfors
Krasno- Yr Gorka
Leon Trotsky
Howitsera
Oranienbatn
Gulf of Finland
Kronstadt
M Kolesov
Moscow
Startling Germans Still Raising Howl in Berlin Note
Berlin March 14 The government has sent a note to Rivers Brat the league of penalties being enforced by the entente on Germany for its non fulfillment of the reparation obligations.
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Berlin
Rivers
Entente
Germany
Beveridge Speech to Denver Bar Association Visit
Hon A C Campbell and W Hem C Deming escort Beveridge to Denver for Monday events. Former Senator A J Beveridge will speak Monday night on Chief Justice Marshall and the Constitution of the United States at a Denver Bar Association gathering.
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A. C Campbell
W. Hem C. Deming
Denver
Denver Bar Association
United States
A. J. Beveridge
Justee Mershell
State posts reward for capture of Louis Faller killers
Acting Governor Chaplin announced a state reward of 260 dollars for information leading to the capture of those who murdered taxi driver Louis Faller on the Port Colling road near Five Mile Draw last Saturday March 5. Stewart Grier of the state bank left Monday for a western business trip. Sunday golf at the Country club drew many players from dawn to dusk.
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Failer
Chaplin
Toualy
Louis Faller
Port Colling
Rumor of another big cut denied by Union Pacific
An unofficial report of further layoffs at Union Pacific yards and shops was formally denied by railroad officials. They said only a minor trimming of “edges” is likely, affecting a dozen or so workers, with no broader layoff planned and business slowly improving.
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Bnt
Union Pacific
1 P
Lear
Packing House Workers Stick To Their Jobs
Chicago March 14 Workers in Chicago packing plants and their leading branches began the day under a reduced wage scale affecting more than 100 000 employees with cuts of 15 and 12 percent in hourly and piece rates. Armour & Company denied the ten hour day plan while calls for a vote on a strike were underway. Secretary of Labor Davis awaited replies from major packers to a mediation proposal, with a conference plan to resolve wages and conditions. Armour & Company also announced an election to form an industrial democracy with plant and general boards to decide wage hours and conditions and to refer disputed matters to arbitrators.
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Chicago
ADY
Armour & Company
Armour& Company
Negro Lynched in Frankfort. reward offered by governor
FRANKFORT Ky March 14 Governor Hxdwin P Morrow offered $600 for arrest and conviction of each mob member responsible for storming Woodford county jail and lynching Richard James a Black man. authorities seek suspects and vow full investigation.
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Frankfort
Hxdwin P Morrow
Woodford County
Richard James
Governor seeks to eject Vivian in state land board clash
March 14 Denver Gov Oliver Ro houp sent to the senate the name of former Lieutenant Governor George Stephan to head the state land board to succeed John F Vivian. In executive session Lieutenant Governor Farr Cooley referred the appointment to the committee on education and educational institutions. Political tension centers on Vivian with Senator W W Footh, a Vivian ally, shaping the fight amid rival support for and against reappointment.
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Denver
Oliver Ro Houp
Senate
George Stephan
State Land Board
John F. Vivian
Farr Cooley
State House
W W. Footh
Vivian
Mennion
Renamig Vitlan
Renatora
Indlate Shoup
British Navy Estimates Put At Ninety-One Million Pounds
London March 1 Lord Lee of Fareham announced 1921 22 naval estimates totaling 91 186 869 pounds gross and 82 479 000 net. He said the figures reflect government policy of maintaining a one power standard and explained the estimates in a formal statement.
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London
Mount
Lord Lee
Farehan
Admiralty
Lee
Still Uncertain Over Prospects of Local Strike
Unions and the Builders and Contractors association face a wage dispute that could trigger a strike or lockout. A special Monday meeting may decide whether to extend time for appointing a joint committee and negotiating a revised 1920 wage scale. Local leaders and former union members see possible revisions to ease tensions.
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New Builders’ & Contractors’ Association
Yarioug
Acill
Cheyenne
Univor
Builders' & Contractors’ Association
Mayor Taylor
Leslie A. Miller
Archie Alliaon
William Leonard
State Federation of Bar
Association of Employofs
Uniona
Denver
Anarchist Arrested in Assassination Case
An anarchist named Janeo Pedro Mateo was arrested on March 14 on suspicion of involvement in the assassination of Premier Dato. He reportedly confessed and named alleged accomplices.
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Janeo Pedro Mateo
Dato
Ardmore Trial Details Clara Hamon Pistol Theft Testimony
In Ardmore Oklahoma Clara Hamon stands trial for murder as Mrs Jake L Hamon recounts the day she took a pistol from Clara s room and later helped a daughter reach Chicago The testimony notes J L Hamon s role and potential hush up efforts by witnesses and the defense plans to call nine more witnesses.
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Ardmore
Okla
Mra
Jake L. Hamon
Clara Smith Hamon
Clara
Chicago
Minister Quits United States May Recognize Constantine Athens
March 14 Edward Capps American minister to Greece retired turning over legation to Barton Hall first secretary acting chargé d affaires until arrival of successor. Greek royal circle sees move as step toward U S recognition of King Constantine by new administration. Capps a Princeton professor was on year’s leave from Priorton university.
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United States
Constantine
Athens
Edward Capps
Greece
Barton Hall
Capps
Athena
Priorton University
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