Republicans Approve Bonus Bill with Bank Loan Plan
Washington March 7 Republican members of the wars and means committee agreed to a compromise soldiers' bonus bill that replaces cash payments with a bank loan option. The measure dates the adjusted service certificates to 1922 with loans limited to 50 percent of credit plus interest and outlines repayment and government guarantees.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Wars and Means Committee
Fordney
Harding
White House
Dordney
Ways and Means
Kesis
Triuet Company
District of Columbia
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve District
Treasury
Weather Outlook for Denver and Arizona Regions
March 7 forecast shows unsettled and colder conditions in Denver with probable light snow in the northern portion. Thursday expects fair skies. Arizona sees generally fair weather Wednesday with unsettled northeast areas, colder in the north and east portions, followed by fair Thursday.
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Denver
Dlc
New Texico
Arizna
Porsons
Weather report from local university
Local report for the 24 hours ending 6 p m yesterday lists temperature, humidity, precipitation, and wind. Data shows clear conditions with southeast wind and maximum velocity around 26 miles per hour.
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Gay
C.seues
Western Railroads Challenge Federal Wage Scale in Nationwide Hearing
The western railroads opened their challenge to the federal labor board wage scale presenting wage surveys from 28 states showing railroad pay above typical industrial wages. They reported that 77.73 percent of 318,893 workers in numerous industries earned less in December 1921 than railroads paid for similar work, with high gaps in California Louisiana Minnesota and other states.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Railroads
Federal Railroad Labor Board
J. W. Higgins
Colorado
Illinois
Missouri
New Mexico
Washington
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Wyoming
Higsina
Higgins
Germany warns Genoa needs US role in peace effort
Dr Walter Rathenau tells the Reichstag budget committee that American absence would cripple Genoa conference aims. He urges US participation to ease reparations strain and bind European recovery, calling Americans responsible for wartime decisions and peace.
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Associated Press
Berlin
United States
Versailles
Walter Rathenau
Reichstag
Germany
Rathenau
Genoa
Foreign Ministry
Europe
America
Mle
Supreme Council
Reparations Commission
Dr. Rathenau
Dr Rathenau
DANKER SHOOTS TEX PANTHER LATTER 13 DEAD
Texico New Mexico March 7 J P Parker ranchman living in Texas is dead from a bullet wound received yesterday at Farwell Texas HH B Guy Farwell State bank president and Farwell mayor was arrested in connection with the shooting preliminary set for Friday morning he is free on 5000 bond The shooting occurred outside the bank Monday afternoon over a disputed check Parker reportedly made passes at Guy and was shot as witnesses say Parker died this morning
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Texico
N. M
J. P. Parker
Texas
Farwell
Guy
Farwell State Bank
Liberty
Parker
Silk Stockings Foe Scar Spurs $5,000 Suit Drop
New York March 7 Supreme Court Justice Callaghan denied Mrs Lady E Klein Klohn permission to move a $5,000 claim against the Interborough Rapid Transit to the Supreme Court. A scar on her leg from a subway accident would prevent wearing sheer silk stockings, so she could only seek $1,000 in municipal court.
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New York
Supreme Court
Callaghan
E. Klein
Dixie Village Hit By Storm Nine Killed
Five deaths were reported in Georgia and South Carolina as a tornado daybreak ravaged Mill villages. The storm centered near Warrenville South Carolina where 25 houses were demolished and rescuers worked in rain and darkness.
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Augusta
Georgia
South Carolina
Warrenville
D. C
Possibility of Anthracite Strike Evokes Congressional Warning
Representative Newton warns a April 1 anthracite coal strike could damage industry. He blames high retail coal prices on operators and owners rather than labor costs and calls for a government data agency to monitor the coal industry.
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Washington
Newton
Minnesota
Congress
Landis to Witness Exhibition Game in Tampa
Judge K M Landis supreme baseball commissioner will witness the first training season exhibition game between the Washington Americans and the Boston Nationals in Tampa on March 18 per a letter to Clark Griffith Washington club president.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
K. M. Landis
Supreme Commissioner of Baseball
Washington Americans
Boston Nationals
Judge Landis
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
Horse play over missing finance board records in New Mexico
A Santa Fe despatch outlines editor Carl Magee of the Journal not replying to a probe of destroyed finance board records. Governor Lindsey and Hagerman confirm meetings and ministered minutes that may be missing, prompting calls for grand jury action and officials to testify.
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Carl Magee
Albuquerque
Finance Board
Magee
Holloman
A. M. Edwards
Edwards
Mholloman
Lindsey
Strong
Santa Fe
Hagerman
State Auditor
Portales
New Mexico
State Board of Finance
W. E. Lindsey
Grand Jury
C. A. Strong
Santa Fe County
Safford
Mr. Edwards
Clash Over Coalition Policy Shakes Lloyd George Era
British critics view the Younger Lloyd George clash as more than a personal feud, signaling a struggle among Conservatives Liberals and Labour to abandon the coalition system. Younger demands policy change while Lloyd George warns of a new premier if he persists. Birkenhead Chamberlain and Churchill try to unite factions and avert a crisis.
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Sir George Younger
David Lloyd George
England
Lord Birkenhead
Austen Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Conservative
Liberal
Labor
Sir George
Younger
Lloyd George
Police discard Taylor confession in murder case
Los Angeles detectives say the recent confession mailed from Atlantic City is not from a sane mind. The handwriting does not match the signer, though officials speculate it may yield useful information. A girl reports Edward Sands, the director's former aide, was seen in Los Angeles after he was thought to have left town.
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Los Angeles
Calif
William Desmond Taylor
Atlantic City
N. J
David L. Adams
Herman Cline
Homicide
Taylor Bungalow
Edward F. Sands
Butler
Society to Combat Crime Organized in California
Articles of incorporation filed by the Crime Commission of Southern California to form the first state organization dedicated to fighting organized crime. The aims include collecting crime data, applying business methods to enforcement, aiding officers, preventive measures, speedy justice, reducing government costs, and ensuring respect for the law.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Crime Commission of
Southern California
Robbery at New York paper office on Dey Street
Two armed bandits robbed Willis Litchfield representative of the New York Globe outside the Dey Street office. They escaped with 1193 dollars in cash and 7985 dollars in checks as he was about to deposit funds at a bank.
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Associated Press
New York
Willis Litchfield
New York Globe
Dey Street
Trotzky Launches Cleanliness Campaign For Russia
Soviet War Minister Leon Trotzky begins a drive to cleanse Russia through the Red Army. He aims to persuade 100 million people that cleanliness equals health, modeling his own neat appearance and disciplined routine to inspire public speakers and mass instruction.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Red Army
Trotzky
Fleming Captures National Amateur Three Cushion Title
Frank I. Fleming of Champaign Illinois won the national amateur three cushion billiards title in Chicago defeating Adolph Spike Spielman of Chicago 5 to 30 in eighty innings. Fleming posted a high run of three while Spielman managed a high run of six.
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Chicago
Frank I. Fleming
Champaign
Adolph “Spike” Spielman
Fleming
Spielman
Senate Lines Up for Fight Over Four-Power Pacific Pact
Washington March 7 The Senate prepares for a robust clash over the four power Pacific treaty as Lodge plans an offensive floor push and Borah leads a group of friends of Wilson in consultations. Irreconcilables organize while Democrats weigh support and delay tactics amid a nebulous strength outlook.
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Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Wilson
Adden
Wileson
Kellogg
Minnesota
Senator Lodge
Underwood
Alabama
Senator Borah
League of Nations
Moisture boosts winter wheat in Kansas crop condition
Washington reports increased moisture has improved winter wheat in Kansas while drought conditions hurt crops in Nebraska Colorado and New Mexico. Some states report damage from freeze thaw cycles while growth slows without snow cover in southern Iowa and Wisconsin. Rye remains favorable in central states and cotton sowing rises with early planting in Oklahoma Texas and Florida.
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Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Wisconsin
Central States
Oklaho
Texas
Morida
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