Secrets and Confessions Under Fire at Rand House
Rand confronts Church with the murder plot linking Jensen and Olga Maynard as the talk churns toward truth. Church confesses under pressure, reveals motives about Thaddeus Rand’s will and a hidden estate. Church flees after a failed gun exchange, while Rand evades a lethal trap by proving Church’s deceit and anticipating his move.
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Divis
Church
Jimmy
Mary Lowell
Jensen
Davis
Thaddeus Rand
Rand
Rand Wins but Faces Debt to Olga in Hoarded Will
Jimmy Rand confronts Samuel Church after a dramatic capture. O'Day exposes Church and retrieves Thaddeus Rand’s will, revealing Henry Rand’s heirs. Jimmy vows to repay Olga Maynard while weighing duty against his own happiness and a new wealth he may misuse.
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Church
Jimmy
O'Day
Rand
Henry Rand
Mary Lowell
Olga Maynard
Olga
Jensen
Thaddeus Rand
Mooney
Thaddeus
Barry Colvin
Home Sweet Home Drive Supports Lumber Supply and Finance
Lumber manufacturers at the Southern Pine Association convention in New Orleans pledge to sustain home building through forest conservation education financing and waste reduction. They support the American Savings Building and Loan Institute while guarding against a risky credit system and installment buying.
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New York
Home Sweet Home
Southern Pine Association
New Orleans
American Savings Building and Loan Institute
KK. A. Frost
Shreveport
Eaid John L. Kaul
Birmingham
Turbulent Start as Market Absorbs Panicky Selloff
New York stock trading opened amid heavy buying and selling pressure as accounts liquidated, shorts covered, and further short selling spread. Major issues listed include American Sugar Refining, American Can, General Motors, and United States Steel among others, with wide price moves and fluctuating volumes.
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New York
Allis Chalmers
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel and
Gulf
W. T. Sesssee
DTG
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Mil
St. Paul
Chino Copper
Colorado
Col Gas
Crucible Steel
Delaware and Hudson
Céebsieiesces
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Croodrich
Sreeeresesesense
Mlinois Central
Soreceeseces
Inspiration Copper Viveter Ik
Ee International Nickel Baby
Eane International Paper , Eevee Eeees
Kennecative
Toy Marine
New York Air Brake
New York Central
N. Y
N. H
Hartford
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pitts Coal
Ray Consolidated
Railway Steel Springs
Tronana Steel Sete
Tangy Southern Ieee Heccsenne
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Wes
Apuchiomg Ki
Cisseaccessee
le Tierican International
Keystone
Tex Pac Coal and Gas
Chicago Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep
Receipts: hogs 31 000 steady with bids 11.25 to 15.40 for various grades. heavy and light weights shown. Cattle receipts 14 000 with calves steady. beef steers mostly 9.75 to 10.75, cows and bulls listed. Sheep receipts 17 000 market steady to 25 cents lower with fat lambs 14.25 to 15.75 and feeder lambs around 13.75.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report
Cattle supply light and market steady with ranges for various fat and feeder cattle. Sheep and lambs slow and lower with lambs around 14 to 20 dollars, hog receipts 1500 with prices listed from 10 to 13 dollars for various hog classes.
Cincinnati Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 350 head market dull and weak with steers good to choice 9.10 and calves 9.00 to 14.50. Hogs receipts 3600 head steady to 24 cents lower with stockers and butchers 12.50 to 13. Lambs and sheep 800 head steady with good to choice 11 and 18.50 to 4.75.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland Produce Butter and Eggs Prices Listing
Produce items with local pricing for butter extra tubs and eggs firsts, opal prints and packing stock, o le o high and low grades, carrots home grown tie half bushel at 1 85, lettuce leaf 10 lb basket iceberg 3 50 per crate, onions Ohio 3 75 per 100 lb sack, potatoes Ohio 2 a bush el 2 90, western 5 75 per two bushel sack Bermudas 17 50 per barrel, radishes Ash tabula round 14 1 25 basket 2 dozen long 20 25 per dozen.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Western
Chicago Produce Butter Receipts Rise As Creamery Prices Edge Up
Chicago market dairy prices show receipts for butter at 5 480 pounds with creamery extras around 4 cents, Standard butter 40 4 cents, extras and firsts listed, packing stock quoted at 0 0.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Produce Prices Reported in Local Markets
Butter creamery sold in tubs at 87c and 40c. No 1 packing 82c No 2 and 22c We. Potatoes 85.25. Poultry prices include fowls 18c to 20c, roosters 20c, broilers 10c, ducks 22c, geese 15c. Eggs fresh gathered 28c, firsts 21c, seconds 23c. Nearby ungraded eggs also listed.
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Cincinnati
Grain prices for Toledo market mixed across cereals
Grain prices list shows No 2 red wheat at 81 6941.70, corn No 5 yellow at 72e, oats No 2 white around 43 to 42 cents, rye No 2 sie, barley No 2 72e, cloverseed cash and March at 14.25 with Oct 15.50, al ike cash and March 17, timothy cash and March 3.65 to 3.00, Sept 3.00.
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Toledo
Liberty Bond Quotations Open with Multiple Series
Bond quotations listed include 8 6s at 101.9 and 100 27 for second 444s. Third 4s at 14d, fourth 444s at 10218, new 4 4s at 107.25, new ds at 108.20 and new dys at 100.15.
Tax cut possibility signals higher revenue
Washington reports that higher than expected revenue from the recently enacted revenue law could enable another tax cut next year. Treasury officials indicated the improved collections may reduce the need for rate increases or new taxes.
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Washington
Treasury
Immigrant Deportation Plan Moves Through Congress
Washington March 24 The House Immigration Committee chaired by Rep Albert Johnson works on a law to greatly increase deportations. A key proposal would deport any alien sentenced to prison for one year or more once released, sending them to their homeland aboard a boat under new or amended treaties.
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Robert T. Small
Washington
House Committee On Immigration
Albert Johnson
United States
Toledo launches crackdown on crooks in march cleanup
Cleanup begins in Toledo as authorities and residents join in a vigorous drive to stop wholesale safe robberies. The operation targets known crooks and seeks to restore public safety amid the March 25 report.
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Toledo
Prohibition Said to End Street Bum Era in Bowery
Dr. Ben I. Reitman of the Hobo College in Chicago asserts Prohibition has ended the era of the Bowery bum after a stroll through New York’s Bowery on March 25. He described a noticeable change in vagrant behavior following enforcement.
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New York
Ben I. Reitman
Hobo College of Chicago
Bowery
Nurse Brother Joseph Dies in Cumberland Monastery
In Cumberland Rhode Island many monks sick with grippe 39 in total 38 monks bedridden one guest brother who served as nurse dies Brother Joseph was seriously ill at the time of his death bringing sudden loss to the Cistercian monastery in Pawtucket area The monastery confirms all other monks survive amid the outbreak.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Cumberland
Joseph
Grippe
Library of Oliver H. Perkins Sold at Auction
The library of the late Oliver Henry Perkins of Des Moines Iowa was sold at auction for debt.
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New York
Oliver Henry Perkins
Des Moines
Iowa
Officer Edward Wells Retires After 52 Years Service
In Is Still Happy New York Patrolman Edward C Wells announces retirement from active duty at age 78 after a fifty two year career. He plans a celebratory trip to California marking his departure from the police force.
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New York
Edward C. Wells
California
Philadelphia sets requirement for denture free applicants
The municipal civil service commission in Philadelphia rules that applicants to the fire and police forces must have at least twenty sound teeth and no false teeth will be allowed.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphi Fire and Police Forces
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Cornell Voters Split Over Volstead Act
Students and faculty at Cornell University vote overwhelmingly for repeal or modification of the Volstead act in Ithaca New York.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell University
Loot at Margaret Wilsons Greenwich Village Apartment
Greenwich Village apartment of Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the late President Wilson was looted early today while she was away from the city.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Margaret Wilson
President Wilson
Substitutes in Food Circulation Reported by London Official
London health officer Dr. W H Howart says cats are used as human food substitutes and horse tongue is served as ox tongue, highlighting unusual dietary practices in the city.
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London
W. H. Howart
Husband Held After Constable Killing Trial Charge
Joe Green husband of Mrs Peachy Green is held in the county jail on a charge of shooting and seriously wounding Garfield Dod drill in Elkins West Virginia. The incident follows a shooting that killed Constable Tom Daniels last year.
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Elkins
W. Va
Joe Green
Peachy Green
Tom Daniels
Garfield Doddrill
Last Survivor Bohner of Third Ohio Cavalry Dies at 91
Joseph Bohner 91, last surviving member of the Third Ohio Cavalry Grand Army of the Republic, died in Charleston West Virginia on March 25.
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Charleston
W. Va
Joseph Bohner
Third Ohio Cavalry
Grand Army of the Republic
Fire at Potomac bridge near Harpers Ferry
The Harpers Ferry Potomac River bridge suffered an early morning fire in an undetermined manner. The blaze was discovered in time to prevent serious damage and no injuries are reported.
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Great Bridge
Charles Town
W. Va
Potomac River
Harpers Ferry
Radio Burglar Wounds Two Officers in New York Shootout
New York police engage the so called gentleman radio burglar who has stolen 150 expensive radio sets in recent weeks. He shot his way out of a cordon of thirty detectives and patrolmen, wounding two officers seriously in the early morning ambush.
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New York
No wife need fear a husband who forgets to shave
Defiance Crescent News notes a lighthearted domestic aside about husbands neglecting shaving routines when wives are away, presenting a humorous snapshot of daily life and homespun mischief.
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Defiance Crescent News
New Thoxine Pill Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
A bold claim for Thoxine promises relief from sore throat in 15 minutes or money back. It reportedly targets the throat condition directly, halts fever and chills, and stops night coughing with a single swallow. Sold by druggists for $1.00.
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Joe
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