Plans to Renominate Harding Draw Broad Attention
Washington reports emphasize a pre convention group mobilizing for President Harding with a summer speaking tour and a national committee chair plan. Traugherty’s Miami statement reinforces a 1928 renomination push, as names like Hays Harvey and Daugherty aides are debated for leadership roles.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Daugherty
Indiana
Charlies
Hilles
New York
George Harvey
London
Hays
Harvey
United States
Paris
Timeedas
Aerie & Pfout
Weather Outlook for Denver and Artesia
Denver forecasts show fair conditions on Monday with slowly rising temperatures and a warmer Tuesday. Artesia expects fair weather Monday with warmer readings in the north portion and continued fair skies Tuesday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Artisna
Local Weather Record From University Campus
Conditions for the previous twenty four hours report the highest temperature and humidity readings at six am and six pm with precipitation noted. The reader should expect a concise weather summary sourced from university records.
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Yester
Russians Reveal Size of Communist Party Ranks
Moscow March 18 The controling political party in Russia actual communists candidates for admission to the communist party and young communists total slightly more than one half of one per cent of the population. The official census lists 17000 on party rolls with Russia's population about 256868400. Members eligible to participate number 416486 with 117924 candidates and 2398393 young communists. Over 90000 members serve in the Red army or navy and 3630 are government employees. Only 30484 women are on the party roll.
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Moscow
Tussia
Communist Party
Russia
Paris Fans React to Siki McTigue Defeat in Dublin
Paris observers condemn Siki after Mike McTigue defeats him in Dublin, signaling the end of Siki’s boom. Journalists note Siki could not topple McTigue inside 20 rounds and question a rematch with Carpentier.
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Alk
Paris
Associated Press
Sikt
Mike McTigue
Dublin
Sporting Men
Siki
McTigue
Jet
Riki
Gaillard
Carpentier
Darentier
Biki
Funeral Services Held for Dorothy Keenan Actress Model
Funeral services for Dorothy Keenan, an artist’s model who was chloroformed in her New York apartment last Tuesday, were held today at her mother’s home. Details of the earlier announcement and arrangements were given in the notice.
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New York
Dorothy Keenan
Norrow
Gaewie
Pan American Conference Opens in Santiago
The fifth Pan American Conference meets in Santiago, Chile, on March 15 with most republics present. Uruguay proposes a pan American league and uniform foreign policy, Chile urges arms reduction, and the U S delegation is headed by Henry P Fletcher. Mexico Peru Bolivia and others are absent due to recognition and treaty issues.
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Washington
Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Mexico
Peru
Bolivia
United States
Congress
pan-American Union
Mexico City
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Uruguay
South America
Germany
Argentina
Brazil
Venezuela
Seligia
Ha Paz
Woolivia
Henry P. Fletcher
Belgium
Kellogg
Minnesota
Pomerene
Ohio
Saulsbury
Delaware
George FE. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Frank CC. Partridge
Vermont
Willian Brie, Fowler
Store Owner Frozen in Colorado Blizzard
Thomas Reed, 75, owner of a Colorado Springs store at Ketch, was frozen to death in a blizzard that swept El Paso County. His body was found beside the road by rancher Harlan Irentz. Reed had been driving a coal wagon and abandoned his motorbike when stuck, attempting to walk to his home where his wife and family were waiting.
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Colorado Springs
Cole
Thomas Reed
Ketch
Felo
Paso
Harlan Irrentz
Lieswaek
Hush
Dallas and El Paso Teams Enter National Tournament
Chicago March 18 Oak Cliff High of Dallas Texas champion and El Paso High school runner up are the latest entries in the invitation national inter scholastic basketball tournament to be held at the University of Chicago April 4 10.
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Chicago
Oak Cliff High School
Dallas
Tex
el Paso High School
University of Chiscago
United States Praised At Rome International Meeting
At Rome on March 18 the second congress of the international chambers of commerce opened with strong praise for the United States and Mussolini’s Italy. The American delegation numbered 149, and Mussolini’s remarks drew a large fascist turnout as Italy’s leaders and diplomats observed.
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Tome
Associated Press
America
Muscolini
International Chambers of Commerce
Mussolini
Italy
Hialthe
Diaz
Triioni
Count Rossi
Signor de Nicola
Chamber of Deputies
Flaes
Marco Cassin
Italian Chamber of Commerce
Rome
M. Clemente
United States
Grand Hotel
Worst Blizzard Hits Nebraska and Iowa
Nebras ka and western Iowa suffered a severe blizzard with nine below zero temperatures in Omaha. Highways blocked, trains stalled, and a major fire in downtown Omaha caused extensive damage. Casualties included a fireman injured and a child burned to death.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Fourteenth
Dougine
Beddeo Clothing Company
Dana Shoe and Clothing Company
Virginia Cafe
Osceola
T. G. Moore
Chicago
Lincoln, Neb
Bula M. Jarboe
J. Edwin Jarboe
Prayer Services for Miners Safety at Illinois Mine
Daily prayer services for their safety have been introduced by miners at a Walier Coal company mine near here. Short services are held each morning at the bottom of the shaft before miners enter their rooms, mine officials reciting the prayer while the men stand with uncovered heads.
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Pugueta
Mrs Harry Grob Dies in Shburgh
Fragmented obit notes Mrs Harry Grob dies around March 18 in Shburgh Pennsylvania. OCR errors obscure full details of spouse, residence, and local affiliations.
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Harry Grob
Diesshburgh
Tees
Hamipion
Drifts Hit High As Lincoln Endures Severe Blizzard
Lincoln Neb March 15 blizzard ends but drifts eight to nine feet block streets and halt traffic. Snowbound trains and limited freight move only with difficulty as windfalls ease and temperatures fall to seven below zero.
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Lincoln Neb
Lincoln
Burlington
Rock Island
Dix
Janzen
Here
Blizzard Routs Services In Boone Arkansas March
A severe blizzard swept Boone Arkansas with trains stalled and inter urban service halted. The Lincoln highway was blocked by snowdrifts making church services impossible across the area.
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Boone
Lincoln Highway
Attorney Arrested While Addressing Meeting in Centralia
Elmer Smith, a Centralia attorney, was arrested by city police as he attempted to address a meeting advertised under the American Civil Liberties Union and IL WB. After speaking about a dozen words he was taken to the city jail. A charge of disturbing the peace will be filed tomorrow.
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Centralia
Wash
Elmer Smith
American Civic Liberties Union
IL. Ww. W
Robert Whittaker
Seattle
Smith
James Compton
Herrin Riot Trial Set to Resume Amid Delays
The Herrin riot trial is to resume Monday morning after a ten day delay caused by illness in the juror Nathan Barnes family. Defendants Fontanetti Clark Grace Willis Howard and Jim Brown face conspiracy charges in the murder of Antonio Murcavich during the Herrin massacre on June 22, 1922. The state expected to finish most work next week while the defense would begin on Monday.
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Iavion
Associated Preseio
Herrin
Nathan Barnes
Philip F. Fontanetti
Otis Clark
Bert Grace
Hugh Willis
Oscar Howard
Jim Brown
Antonio Murcavich
Record Crowds at Parks and Beaches in San Francisco
San Francisco records another warm sunny day with temperatures near 70 degrees and winds light. Parks and beaches drew record crowds while rural districts reported moisture in several locations.
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San Francisco
California Coget
San Prandho
Chicago Hit by Driving Snowstorm in March Blizzard
The Great Lakes region faced a wind driven snowstorm with near zero temperatures forecast for the northwest and Midwest. Chicago endured heavy snowfall as a cold snap continued, delaying spring to midweek.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Northwest
Midwest
Chicagoo
Mercury
Midwick Tigers Win Round Robin Polo Tournament
The Midwick Tigers a combined Midwick and Guest players won the round robin polo tournament at Midwick Country Club near Los Angeles with a score of 20. The Honelum team finished second with 18 and the Fort Bliss army team third with 10.
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Midwick Tigers
Los Angeles
Midwick
Midwick Country Club
Here
Honelum
Fort Bliss Army
Harding Silent About Seeking A Second Term
Palm Beach Fla March 18 President Harding on vacation aboard the houseboat Pioneer bound for St Augustine amid West Palm Beach crowds cheering for a 1924 bid He told the crowd he has two more years and two hard years signaling no clear pledge while Daugherty had forecast a renomination. The day was quiet with church and a Wheeler ride as the party prepared to cruise northward.
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Jaresz
Mr. Mays
Harding
St. Augustine
Washington
Pacific
Eenster la Follette
Wisconsin
Butte
Minnesota
Dakotas
Ohio
Florida
New York
Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Oceanview
McLean Cottage
Three Children Die Frozen In Pueblo Storm Shelter
Pueblo Colorado March 18 three children Violet 10 Margaret 9 Howard 4 children of Mr and Mrs Allen Evans found frozen to death in a small shanty after seeking refuge from a dust storm that swept the area. Rescue parties searched the prairies for missing persons including Phillip Prosser and Mrs Short party. Several auto parties were marooned and others found frostbitten but alive.
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Pueblo
Colo
Paxter
Violet
Margaret
Howard
Allen Evans
Seans
Baxter
Sam Thompson
Jease Woods
Zenos Carmichael
Phillip Prosser
Pueblo-Colorado Springs
Canon City Road
Here
Pr. A. Hartman
Baker Steam Motor Company
Bonefield Ollie
Two Army Officers Die In Fort Bliss Plane Crash
Jay C. Richenbach and Kenneth P. Brown, reserve officers in the U S Army Air Service, were killed when a de Haviland plane they were flying nosedived and burned at Fort Bliss. The crash occurred at 2 40 pm in view of spectators, with workers unable to rescue them. Brown, a El Paso confectioner born in Gotham New Hampshire, and Richenbach, ore buyer for El Paso Smelting Works, were both World War I air service veterans.
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Fil Paso
Tex
Jay C. Richenbach
Kenneth P. Brown
United States Army Air Service
Fort Bliss
de Haviland
Army
Brown
el Paso
Gotham
New Hampshire
Portland
Richenbach
el Paso Smelting Works
Centralia
Steel production on the upgrade signals strong industrial growth
Reports indicate rising steel output and prices with record rail traffic and broad industrial gains. Census data show continued high cotton consumption by American mills in February while monetary conditions stay tight and bond prices soften. Franco-German settlement hopes lift continental currencies amid a rally in allied exchange rates.
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New York
Associated Press
Census Bureau
Exiles in Berlin Worry Over Russian Grain Exports
In Berlin on March 18 three hundred thousand Russian exiles celebrate the sixth anniversary of Nicholas II’s abdication. They fear Bolshevik grain exports from Odessa and Petrograd threaten relief work and hope Moscow will permit safe return. They fear starvation and limited aid if relief groups halt shipments, though the International Red Cross continues operations in Russia.
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Berlin
Nicholas
Russia
Moscow
Odessa
Petrograd
Swedish Red Cross
International Red Cross
Battleship Oregon to feature in Rose Festival plans
Portland planners announce the historic battleship Oregon will be showcased at the Rose Festival next June. The ship, famed for its Cape Horn dash in the Spanish American War, will be repaired and seaworthy for a final voyage from Bremerton. The Oregon legislature allocated 30000 dollars to keep the vessel in Portland for two years, saving it from the junk heap.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Portland Harbor
Cape Horn
Bremerton Navy Yard
Columbia
Quicksilver Output in U S Rises in 1922
The Geological Survey reports U S production of quicksilver in 1922 reached 6 497 75 pound flasks, about 160 more than 1921, a year with a low record in 72 years. No new domestic resources were found, but a 25 cent per pound tariff may spur greater shipment.
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
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