Assails Payne Bill In Tariff Hearings On Capitol Hill
Washington reports detail continued tariff bill hearings in which Chairman Payne resumes remarks as Mr. Clark of Missouri criticizes the measure. Clark cites consumer absence and mocks Fordney while arguing for broader amendments and fiscal restraint to curb deficits.
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Washington
Mar
House of Representatives
Payne
Clark
Missouri
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Glady
Fordney
Michigan
Fortiney
Leonidas
Horatius
Whitla boy returns home after $10000 ransom paid
Willie Whitla, kidnapped as a child in Sharon, Pennsylvania, was recovered in Cleveland after his father paid the $10,000 ransom. A crowd of about 5,000 welcomed him back, cheering, singing, and embracing his mother. Police restrained the crowd as photographs were taken.
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Sharon
Willie Whitla
Whitla
Cleveland
Billy” Whitla
Mrs. Whitla
Billy
Strikers Vote to End Walkout in Paris
A mass meeting of 6000 telegraph and post office workers in Paris voted by an overwhelming majority to resume work. About 200 favored continuing the strike. The strike committee telegraphed the decision to supporters in the provinces, strikers paraded, then returned to their posts as military withdrew.
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Paris
Well Known Official Dead at Pasadena
W B Hamblin longtime general freight agent for the Chicago Burlington & Quincy, dies in Pasadena of Brights disease. He had arrived here recently and his wife left for Chicago with his body. Also, Walter W Gampher was shot and killed in Memphis by N A Doyle, wagon superintendent of the Bohlen Huse Ice Company, yesterday.
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Pasadena
Cal
W. B. Hamblin
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Bright
Memphis
Tenn
Walter W. Gampher
N. A. Doyle
Bohlen-Huse Ice Company
Shackleton Near South Pole as Expedition Reported
London reports from the Pall Mall Gazette say the Shackleton expedition has reached within 100 miles of the South Pole. Royal Society officials say they have no confirmation, while Shackleton sent a brief healthful cable from Invercargill. Nimrod called at Invercargill on its return to Lyttelton with no statements from Shackleton.
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London
Eng
Pall Mall Gazette
Ernest H. Shackelton
Hogland
South Pole
Lieut. Shackelton
Pole
Royal Geographical Society
Invercargill
New Zealand
England
Cowes
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Shackelton
Lyttelton
Christ Church
Miners Meet to Forge Wage Agreement in Scranton
More than 500 delegates from the three anthracite districts of the United Mine Workers gathered at Music Hall Scranton to begin serious business after preliminary remarks. International president T L Lewis presided and urged unity in negotiating a new agreement with coal operators.
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Scranton
United Mine Worker's
Music Hall
T. L. Lewis
Soldiers Guard at Murder Trial in Amite Courthouse
State troops surround the Amite courthouse as Avery Blount stands trial for the January 29 murder of Buzzy Breeland his wife and step-daughter Mrs Jos Everett near Tickfaw in this parish.
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Amite
Avery Blount
Buzzy Breeland
Jos Everett
Tickfaw
St Joseph Star Suspends Publication in St Joseph
St Joseph Newspaper Star published by I W Kellogg suspends that night. Kellogg declares the plant will be dismantled and withdrawn from St Joseph.
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St. Joseph
I. W. Kellogg
Kellogg
Kidnapers Captured After Whitla Lead in Cleveland Case
In Cleveland police arrested four men and a woman in a kidnapping case tied to Willie Whitla. The woman confessed she planned the abduction and nine thousand seven hundred ninety dollars in cash was recovered, with only forty dollars remaining in original wrapped bundles. One suspect escaped briefly and was restrained by gunfire in the east end. The suspects, intoxicated, were jailed awaiting police court tomorrow, while Whitla could not be reached for further comment.
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Cleveland, O
Willie Whitla
Sharon
Norman Shattuck
Frank Wood
Wood
Whitlam Sharon
Cleveland
Captain Shattuck
Railway Shops to Close in Sedalia Until April
Sedalia Missouri date shops of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad will close until April due to the month's appropriation being exhausted. Across the system hours have been reduced with Sedalia seeing the heaviest cut in work time.
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Sedalia
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Missing man identified after box car death near Melrose
The body found a week ago in a box car at Melrose station has been identified as Cyrus Foster of Springfield Massachusetts a well to do farmer who vanished weeks ago with a substantial sum of money in his possession.
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Oakland
Cal
Melrose Station
Cyrus Foster
Springfield
Mass
Record filed in government case to dissolve Standard Oil
In St Louis the government filed the 25,000 page testimony record and 1,500 exhibits in the United States Circuit Court as part of the case to dissolve the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. In Boulder, Lem J. Mayhew confessed to killing William Collier near Longmont and died by hanging in jail.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit Court
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Boulder
Colo
Lem J. Mayhew
William Collier
Longmont
Harmon Returns Bank Suspect in Ohio Case
Governor Harmon approved California’s requisition for the return from Dayton to Los Angeles of George Betty, accused of stealing 29,700 dollars from the First National Bank of Monrovia while repairing a vault lock.
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Harmon
Columbus
Ohio
California
Dayton
Los Angeles
George Beatty
First National Bank of
Execution of Slayer Slayer Named as Arthelius Christian
A Botetourt County case reports that Arthelius Christian, a Black man, stabbed a young white schoolgirl to death on February 18. He was captured, indicted, tried, and convicted within 24 hours and was electrocuted in the penitentiary.
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Richmond
Arthelius Christian
Botetourt County
Christian
Lincoln Bill Passes Bank Deposit Guarantee
The house concurred with senate amendments to the bank deposit guarantee bill, sending it to the governor for approval. The measure, championed by W. J. Bryan, broadens banking laws and guarantees deposits amid extended debate during the legislative session.
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Lincoln
Nep
House
W.J. Bryan
Picture of My Little Maid From School by Byron Williams
A whimsical verse poem seeks to paint a sweet girl from school with charm and nostalgia. It blends ideals of beauty with romantic memory, echoing youthful loves and the painterly dream of a bygone day.
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Aittle
Byron Williams
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa
Formerly interne hospital state university of iowa. house phone 461 black, office 263 black. atlantic.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Atlantic
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