Federal Reserve to Exchange Liberty and Victory Bonds
The Federal Reserve Bank announces March 15 exchanges of Temporary Third Liberty and Victory bonds for permanent bonds. Banks and trust companies will handle most exchanges. New York district oversee complex cases. small exchanges at Liberty Loan Association in New York. Permanent bonds will be issued with coupons attached unless requested otherwise. Bonds of the first and second loans may be exchanged after April 1. Fourth Liberty conversion date pending.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Liberty and Victory
Reserva Bank
Liberty
Federal Reserve District
Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Liberty Loan Association
West Fortyfourth Street
New York
Treasury
Washington House panel stalls on soldier relief plan
Chairman Fordney reports that ways and means members favor delaying the bonus bill to study soldier relief. hearings resume with postponement till March 22 after American Legion committee meets. He asserts support for relief and notes past service men’ s needs.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Iam
Sust
Gion
Tituser Service
Cestates
Orice
Priveros
Piannietant Insem
Jewelry Store Robbed of 40000 in Broad Daylight
In Baltimore on March 8, four armed men smashed display windows at James R. Armiger & Company on North Charles Street near Lexington and seized two trays of diamond rings valued at 40000. They escaped in a waiting car after wounding a man who tried to intervene.
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Baltimore
James R. Armiger & Company
Charles Street
Lexington
Bryan to Oppose Hitchcock for Democratic Nomination
William Jennings Bryan declared in Lincoln that he will oppose United States Senator Hitchcock for the Democratic presidential nomination. He said if elected delegate he will not vote for Hitchcock and may have his alternate vote if instructed. Bryan cited Hitchcock’s votes on prohibition, suffrage, and the Wilson currency bill as reasons.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
Hitchcock
Willitam Jennings Bryan
Charlet W. Bryan
Bryan
Hitchcock Wert
Wilson
Blizzard Strands Michigan Towns Then Fuel Shortage Follows
Blizzard tied up railroads in Western and Northern Michigan isolating Muskegon Cadillus Traverse City White Hall Montague Peterstown Hart Elk Rapids and Boyne City. Fuel and coal shortages threaten daily life with towns reporting almost exhausted supplies and potential closures within 48 hours.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Maren
Western
Montague
White Hell
Hart
Elk Rapids
Boyne City
Boston
Mass
New England
Brocke
Tieston & Maine
Watterson on Wet Goods in Havana Cuba
Col Henry Watterson reports from Havana that three small Havana hotel rooms with meals cost 38 a day and drinks like milk punches cost 80 cents, cocktails 50 cents. He laments U S prohibition and notes the Cuba trip cost. GEDDES 72700
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Louisville
Mar
Marse
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cuba
Florida
Havana
United States
Marie” Henry
Watterson
Louisville Times
Geddes
Teck and neck race in West Virginia suffrage vote
West Virginia faces a tight suffrage vote as Senator A R Montgomery arrives amid pressure from ant i suffrage foes. Supporters say Jo Bloch may arrive from California to cast the pivotal vote, while lines of travel are arranged to secure a connection to Cincinnati for the adjournment deadline.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
A. R. Montgomery
Anthony Armendment
Bloch
California
A R. Montgomery
Illinois
Senate
Extel
Chicago
March
West
Claneston
Californi
Mtlliga
Paris
Uney
Blorh
Cinchinati Dt
Virginia Senate
Cincinnati
Av Bloch
Flu Patient Rushed to Greenwood Hospital
A Seaboard wrecking train worker named Jones fell ill with influenza Monday night. He lived in a work car attached to the wrecking train and was moved Tuesday by railway officials to a car sent to Greenwood. An ambulance took him to Greenwood Hospital for treatment.
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Jones
Seaboard
Greenwood
Miss Carrie Cochran Warne Critically Ill in Bedside News
Report from the bedside of Miss Carrie Cochran Warne states she is critically ill with influenza after a period of improvement. Her brothers and sisters remain at her side. sister Annie Lisesj is en route from Chicago and due tonight or tomorrow.
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Carrie Cochran
Annie
Lises J
Chicago
Diptheria Deaths Expected to Drop in U S
Experimental work under Dr William H Paris at New York research labs aims to reduce diphtheria mortality nationwide. Early results show potential, signaling lower death rates if vaccines and treatments mature, with mothers urged to vaccinate children.
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New York
William H. Paris
He Research Laboratore
Hu Shi
Erin
Uae
British Ambassador in Washington to receive salary plan
The British Ambassador at Washington will receive 20000 pounds yearly, with a salary of 2500 pounds and an entertainments allowance of 17900 pounds. Premier Lloyd George announced the appointment of Sir Auckland Geddes to this post.
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London
Washington
Lloyd George
Auckland Geddes
Major Fulp Buys Real Estate Trade Item
A local magnate named Major Fulp engages in a real estate purchase described as a major transaction. The report notes a speculative tone and involvement with regional real estate brokers and developers.
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Major Fulp
Chicago Adman’s Double Death Scene Shocks City
In Chicago a prominent advertising agency chief Clifard M. Bleyer and Mrs Ruth Randall are found dead in a fashionable apartment. Police believe Randall shot Bleyer as he slept and then killed herself. A diary and a rhyming poem tie their alleged affair over three years.
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Chicago
Sone
Clifard M. Bleyer
Anmurder
Bleyer
Ruth Randall
Hollins
Ldivago
Charles Bs. Bleyer
Cuba
Bleyers
Paria
Tasy
Randi
H. E. Vale
Olla
Leona City
Kansas City Bank Cashier Killed In Hold-Up
Five bandits attempted a hold-up at a Kansas City bank at 7th and Main. Gillun sunckey, cashier, was killed as an official and a janitor tried to intervene. Shockey, another worker, died behind the counter. The gunmen fled after the ambulance and police arrived.
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Kansas City
Shockey
Wood and Hoover Leading in the New Hampshire Primary
Concord New Hampshire March 9 heavy highway blockades delayed nearly hundred towns from voting in residential primaries. Secretary Beaney expects postponed ballots to be held when traffic allows. Most Republican candidates back Leonard Wood for president while Democrats run unpledged with Hoover favored by several district delegates.
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Concord
N. H
Edward C Beaney
Ildo
Leonard Wood
Hrrhwepe Hooy
War Stamps Stolen From Oxford Post Office Safe
War savings stamps valued at ten thousand dollars were stolen from the Oxford post office safe early today by burglars who blew the safe. Five strangers were seen near Franklinton fifteen miles away and authorities are tracking them as suspects. No arrests have been made at this time.
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Oxford
Oxford Postwiice
Franklinton
Wight
Tyne
Mine Workers Refuse Coal Commission Findings
Indianapolis March. United Mine Workers refuse to accept the coal commission findings. Officials say only a substantial wage increase and better living conditions will satisfy the miners. The union warns the government’s promises to reduce living costs have failed in the past.
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Coal Commission
Indianapolis
Tad
United the Workers of America
Tfuminous Coal Commission
Naleas
Neadquarters
Ute
Ide
United Mine Workers of Acturien
Wilson
Wummi
Enal
Yhiel
Stock Market Gains Persist After Supreme Court Ruling
York reports a strong early session with General Motors and Crucible Steel leading the climb. GM opened up markedly, then rose to 73 points from yesterday, while Crucible swung to gains before trimming late. Broad gains in motors, steels, and related issues pushed turnover toward new highs for the year.
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York
Vay
United States Supreme Court
Crucible
Varity Crucible Steels
Ngs
Ils
Leathers
General Motors
Missing Soldier from Kansas City to Seek Pardon
A Kansas City area soldier missing in action will have his case reviewed as a petition for pardon from a year sentence for involuntary ton slaughter is sent to the War Department. John Beggs 27 formerly Fowler Packing employee. Beggs served in the faith infantry and earned a commission at an officers school. He is confined at Fort Leavenworth after a fatal target practice incident near Koblenz Germany last spring.
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Kansas City
Kansas
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
John Beggs
Fowler Packing Company
Faith Infantry
France
2Trd
Rar
United States
Germany
Beggs
Leadquarters
Coblenz
Court-Manuil
Cernerea
Opinion Relative to Turkigh Affair
Pass March 1 Premiser Millerand instructs Jules J Jessecanis French ambassador in Washington to seek England and America’s view on Turkish settlement. The piece notes Lloyd George’s plan for a grand Constantinople demonstration and cabinet reshuffle, while warning that aggressive intervention could worsen the situation.
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Premiser Millerand
Jules J. Jessecanis
Washingon
England
Nly
Wilson
Deaixious
Turkey
Supreme Allied Council
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
America
Premit Joyd George
Great Britain
Constantinople
War Ministry
Mustapha Kea'a
Premie
Paris
Lloyd George
Miller
Reconstruction Is Discussed At A Columbia Meeting
A statewide reconstruction assembly in Columbia, South Carolina, drew 175 prominent figures to hear Governor Cooper discuss educating farmers children, G Croft Williams address reconstruction problems, Major Beser discuss the American Legion role, and W W Long talk about cash income from 1920 crops. The meeting, called by the Landowners Association, aims to adopt a definite postwar program.
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Associated Press
Combia
8. C
Cooper
G. Croft Williams
State Board of Corrections
Irving Beser
American Legion
Reconstruction
W. W. Long
Clemson College
Landowners Association
Will Appropriate 300000 to Fight Cotton Boll Worm
The 1921 agricultural appropriation bill includes a $300,000 allocation to eradicate the boll weevil in long staple cotton. The act totals $31,822,000, compared with $33,899,761 for 1920.
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Washington
March
Senate Agriculture Committee
Department
Teen Returns Bank Bond Paper in New York Robbery Case
A 17 year old clerk named Harry Hahn picked up a Bank of Montreal order for 1 200 000 in railroad bonds in Manhattan. He handed the paper to the brokerage firm, received a $2 reward, and was praised as an honest lad likely to succeed.
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New York
Bank of Montreal
Financial District
Harry Hahn
American Citizen Murdered by Mexican Clerk in Nuevo Laredo
Raymond Corcoran, an American citizen, was killed by his Mexican clerk on February 28. The State Department received the report today from the American consul at Nuevo Laredo.
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Washington
Raymond Corcoran
State Department
America
Nuevo Laredo
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New York Bank
Michigan
Col. Watterson
Carrie Cochran Warne
Mason
Fulp
Wood
Hoover
New Hampshire
N. C
Turkigh Affair
Columbia
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