Death Probe into Tabert Case Sparks State Inquiry
A Florida inquiry into the death of Martin Tabert, a North Dakota youth, extends to burial permits and potential foul play. Dr. Haymond Turek announced a subcommittee would exhume Tabert at Mingo cemetery near Clara. The board of health granted a disinterment permit as investigators seek who filed the death certificate and the casket sale.
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Mingo
Clara
Fla
Tabert
Stake
Taber
Ibang Wilten
Artie Ohio
Vonviet
Tleefinv
Anil Ptrfee Athatia
Putnam Lumber Company
Camp
Board of Health
Martin ‘Tabert
Florida
Dre US Capers Ones
Witham Limber Company
Hie
Pabert
Miles
Tootur
Constitution
Atlanta
Jones
South
Senate Acta
Non Stop Dance Plan Banned by Chicago Police
Chicago authorities halted a non stop dance marathon planned to start Tuesday to protect public health. City counsel ruled the event posed a public health menace and police pledged to break up the endurance contest.
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Chicago
Collins
Andrew Karras
The
Chianon
U S Moves Toward Recognizing Mexico Reopen Talks
The United States plans to recognize Mexico while demanding assurances to protect American property. Negotiations, led by American Commissioner George T Summerlin and under secretary Phillips, seek a pledge to curb state confiscation. Past talks date to Harding era, with Obregon wary of a treaty that might threaten his regime.
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Mexico
Obregon
Americana
United States
U.S
George T. Summerlin
Mexico City
Phillips
Department
Harding
Hughes
Obre Kon
Wilson
Ceristiano Carranza
Hendrix Promoted. Mulford to Succeed at Savannah
Savannah April 23 N W Hendrix superintendent of the Savannah Western Union office will be replaced Monday by C Hr Mulford presently manager of the Atlanta office Hendrix moves to Memphis as superintendent
Improve Juicing Lemons With Heat Before Use
Instructions suggest heating lemons in a hot oven for a few minutes or immersing in hot water to yield about one third more juice. The tip notes this method enhances extraction without altering the fruit.
Large implores aid of business for postoffice
A speech by Mr. Large denounces postal curtailment in Atlanta as unjust and disrupts daily mail flow. He blames business houses for late-day collections, urging earlier, steadier deliveries to prevent bulk at closing time and restore normal service. He argues for a twice daily delivery if needed and criticizes delays harming taxpayers.
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Atlanta
Munday
Tulgentin
Dresa
Mr. Large
Stm
Lurge
Bis
Businees
Addressing mail service and legibility at the post office
In Atiox Mr Large urges improved postal service citing best effort and asks receivers to address letters legibly to ease sorting. He notes difficulties with incorrect or unclear addresses and urges cooperation to speed mail handling, mentioning Terre Haute Indianapolis and other places.
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Atiox
Farge
Atiata
New Chicago Police Chief Signals Crime War Tactics
Chicago April 23 Chief Marzan Collins orders aggressive enforcement as courts fill. Eight days in office he launches unrestricted action against speeders vice laws gambling and felonies. Over the weekend 600 arrests were made and 800 criminals to be brought to trial with 602 more cases to follow. The drive includes raids on vice and traffic violators and a renewed campaign against baseball pools.
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Krodney F. Dutcher
Chicago
Marzan Collins
Cullins
Criminal Court
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Wheely of Justice
Colina
Ict
Lealoner Andi
Dresidens
Fohnson
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Lorida Legislative Committee
Plana
Haymond
Martin Tabert
North Dakota
Hardee
J. R. Jones
Leon County
Gerry M. Poppett
Putnan Cuimber
Vabort
Senate
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Areloole
Afarioup
Rogers
Hills-Dale
del Monte
Libby
Libby’s
Solar
Washington
Memphis
Elsie Weber
Willam Farrell
Baltimore
Marlboro
Virginia
Texas Plana
Austin
Aexas
Texas
George Parl
Dallas
State Board of Health
Chancery Court
Wmelskell
Ularly
Foote’s
East Alabama St
Williamson Heater Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Remecmaine
Minnu Simat
Moncrief Furnace Co
Hemphill “Avenue
Hemlock
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