Warehouse explosion kills ten in Chicago area disaster
An explosion wrecked a southwest Chicago warehouse and caused panic in a nearby department store. Ten people were confirmed dead and many more injured as rescue workers pulled victims from the ruins. Police and fire officials investigated gas or gas-fired causes while identifying a truck driver among the victims.
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Chicago
R Eorauch
Sheet
Dal
Devon
Lange Department
Halstead
Eantielon
Shirley P. High
Gascara Bath
Mike Tapinshie
Mth Street
Halstead Street
Almont Titsed
Diwen
Morverdinr
Withers Sammed Holman
Nywr
Ayia
Unclear funeral notices and community events in Bethel area
Fragmented local notices report a 7 year old resident dying, family movements, and multiple community events. Mentions of names like Charles W Wilson, Rev Weasley Miller, and Pember tet at Dlamtelph Crater alongside farm work and agricultural college references. Dense garbled text limits clarity but indicates a rural Bethel notice page with deaths, arrivals, and parish activities.
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Herp
Peare
Resadedt
Mise Kamners Hester
Apopheny
Charles W Wilson
Cape
Wbhode
Aif Hiness
Cresemann Wine
Pittefield
Cold Wave Wrecks Fruit Across Several States
A severe cold snap from Washington to Oklahoma crippled fruit crops with widespread frost. Illinois and Kentucky reported damaging freezes while Pennsylvania and Connecticut faced low temps. Ohio saw floods abate as cold eased, and Oklahoma declared 95 percent of its fruit crop ruined. Officials warned further losses as temperatures remained below normal.
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Washington, D.C
Florida
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Louisiana
Rosenbluth Released On Bond In 1918 Murder Case
New York Robert Rosenbluth a former Army captain charged with the murder of Major Alexander Cosakhne at Camp Bowls Washington on October 2 1918 was released today by Federal Judge John Knox on a $25000 bond He agreed to return to the district to answer the pending charge in the United States district court city and date details copied from the case.
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Seattle
Alexander Cronkhite
New York
Robert Rosen Bluth
States Army
Migjor Alexander Cosakhne
Washington
Federal
John Knox
Ex-Emperor Charles Revisits Old Scenes in Vienna
Former emperor Charles who abdicated in Hungary visits Vienna on Friday to inspect scenes tied to his late reign. Officials note the trip comes amid ongoing relations with the Hungarian government and is described as a routine courtesy visit by trusted sources.
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Charles
Viena
Marek
Wythe Associated Press
No Estimate of Loss After Mail Stolen by Four Robbers
Four robbers stole tee sacks of mail in the southwest area and fled with Barnette in a vehicle. Authorities retraced their steps over a short distance but could not determine an approximate loss as details and names appear garbled. The incident is recorded amid other unclear notes from the same page.
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Chiewen
Maret
Webert Burnette
Barnette
Hong
John Burroughs Dies Aged 84 On New York Central Train
John Burroughs famed naturalist and author died at 2 00 AM aboard a New York Central train near Kingsville New York. He had spent winter in Pasadena California and was en route home to West Park Ulster County. Burroughs long shaped American nature writing through bird study and outdoor observation influencing generations of readers and writers.
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New York
John Burrough
New York Central
Kingsville
Pasadena
Cal
Burroughs
West Dark
Ulster County
John Burroughs
United States
Conntive
Escavists
Emerson
Sasresase
Thorean
Roxtttrs
Ameang the Catskills
New York State
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
National Bank
West Park
Huccon
Buat
Walt Whites
Theaker Roosevelt
Hoserwich
Burrunighs
Muirie
Vite Wintier
Che Oon
Exceptional Status Declared Across German Regions
In Kassen Germany on March 20, fifteen rioters died and four were wounded in clashes with security police. An attempt to trigger a regional general strike was foiled. Dortmund Bochum and Gelsenkirchen join areas under an exceptional statute akin to a non military state of siege as communist unrest continues. Berlin fears a broader strike as waves of trouble limit traffic on Wilimstrasse and guard government facilities with barbed wire.
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Kassen
Germany
Prves
Dortmund
Bochum
Gelsenkirchen
Rhenish
Prussia
Ameren
Hhing
Saxony
Berlin
Todex
Wil
Ofiie
Raresee
Punt
Rially
Better Treatment for War's Disabled
A 11 member committee appointed by President Harding to study war risk bureaus and care for disabled veterans will meet April 5. The group includes Franklin W. Gabhratth Jr, Thomas W. Miller, Theodore Roosevelt, and other labor and veterans leaders, with White House officials noting the need to fix inadequate military moral care.
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Washington
Coneenittee
Cwarkes Cane
Wie
Hardingey
Ward
Upwee
White House
Dawes
Franklin W. Gabhratth Jr
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
Theoodore Ranenvelt
Navy
Trouglas Eohineon
New York
Ranenvelt
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Franklin Woller
Philadelphia
The
American Login
Mis
Etry Feild
Mitten
Chickens in the Basement Gather Officials Attention
Fire Marshal Joseph Brewe sent a notice to owners at the beet apartment after reports from Brattlehens and others that chickens are kept in a basement. Mr Brown says several tenants were informed the birds remain in the premises this winter, prompting safety concerns and possible actions.
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Brattlehens
Marence
Saree
Marchal
Joseph Brewe
Nme
Beet
Bicmer
Mr Brown
Healey
Talk of the Town fragment notes social chatter and names
A fragmentary talk of the town item records overheard chatter about local residents and events. It names Mrs CH Kenereen and Mrs Witten among others and hints at street conversations, social visits, and a luncheon or gathering with unclear details.
Boston Bride and Man Die After Barroom Shooting
John F. McCarthy died after days on life support following a barroom shooting that also left his young fiancée widow. Bartender John J. Connor claimed McLean and McCarthy threatened him, and he fired. McCarthy’s mother and brother donated blood to aid his transfusion, but death came early today.
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Boston
John F. McCarthy
Husiclans
McCarthy
John B. iLarry McLean
John J. Connor
McLean
Lee C R Hall Dies At Barre After Illness
Lee C R Hall a Barre resident for most of 36 years died of pneumonia at his home 1 Washington street after a ten day illness He was born December 16 1865 in Maple Grove Iowa and worked as a stonecutter for Littlejohn Barre Northfield firms Survived by two brothers and a sister Adios A Hall John L Hall and Mrs Harry King Funeral from the sister’s home 217 Washington Street Wednesday at 2 o'clock He belonged to Northfield Odd Fellows Bright Star Rebekah Lodge and Iroquine Tribe of Ret Men
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Lee CR. Hall
Thie Rity
Tis
Washington Street
Harrison Granaire
Hall
Maple Grove
I. Q
Dwre
Barre le
Littlejohn Barele
Ery
Ery and North
Northfield
Phillips & Stack
Mary Parka
Adios A. Hiall
Bim Street
John L. Hall
Harry King
Barre
Northfield Lodge of Odd Fellows
Bright Star Rebekah Lodge
Iroquine Tribe
Mary King
Burial in California Claims Barre Town Farmer Charlee LePage
Charlee LePage a longtime Barre Town farmer died at his Compton California home on a Thursday night after a brief illness. He was born in Branton August 1860s and lived in Vermont before moving to California with his wife and family last year. A Mason and former harness shop operator, LePage served during the Civil War era and left behind relatives in Vermont. Burial was in Compton, a suburb of Los Angeles, where his family had resided.
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Charlee Levage
Barre
Compton
Owl
Tursday
Clearener LePage
Heckley Street
Mr. LePage
Mir
John Morehouse
California
Mre
A LePage
Branton
Ife
LePage
Beckley Hill
Masonic Order
R. B
Swedish Comrades As Bearers At Late Joke Tribute
Purterel serene for the late Joke tue Kreewon died at Cow bone early Semhey morning Kee he yor tfiness held at W Badevr 4 Co undertaking por Iioew yesterday The pall bearers were mre Been of the Servieale eater of Vaan with rites conducted at the undertakers The pall Seeters were mre Been of the Servieale eater of Vaan Hedwall & Co represented by Veal Hetwal at the funeral arrangements
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Kreewon
Erie Cracow
Vaan
Hedwall & Co
Vermont Senate Rejects Bridge Takeover Bill Amid High Cost Estimate
The Vermont Senate killed H 411 which would have state take over and repair all bridges over four feet on state roads, costing an estimated 2100,000 to 5300. The measure failed 24 to 2. Senator Coburn sought a narrower scope, while Senator Sherburne and Senator Cady argued for keeping local control and policy risk. The session also saw veto battles and a tightened agenda with several bills defeated or advanced.
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Vermont
Senate
House
Coburn
Cady
Jenna Jate
Sherburne
Hartness
Sen
Pasence
Northfield marks 94th birthday of Mra E W Howe
Mrs E W Howe a longtime Northfield resident celebrated her 94th birthday on Vine Street with a family dinner and best wishes from friends. Present were her son Wilber Howe and daughter Helen Hague, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren, as neighbors and relatives joined in extending congratulations.
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E. W. Howe
Northfield
KW Howe
Vine Street
Wilber Howe
Avert
FL. Howe
Northfeld
Helen Hue
HM. Howe
BE. J. Bean
Practor
Leona Kean
Mabel
Peal Howe
Bonazzi vs Portney case opens with remand arguments
Fragmented OCR text reports remand arguments in a civil case involving the estate of an unnamed decedent and a medical insurance claim. The document references the Washington court, a defendant, and a contention over alleged diverted funds linked to former supreme court residences, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
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Washington
Peerless Knitting Mills Plan Stockholder Waiver Appeal
Peerless Knitting Mills Company seeks a two year waiver of dividends on preferred stock to permit a mortgage on real estate and equipment. Management cites unprecedented industrial downturn and canceled orders, with 210000 dollars in lost orders and heavy inventory. Boston bankers and directors discuss cooperation to minimize damage and protect city confidence in the local industry.
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Peerless Knitting Mille Company
America
Peerless Knitting Mills Company
Toorless
Perotese Knitting Mills Company
Boston
Mnaskad
Barre
Barte
Dust-free device eyed for granite cutting progress
Informal trial at Harelfy Bros plant showcases a suction tool attached to pneumatic hand tools to draw granite dust into a rubber hose receiver. Barre Granite Manufacturers' Association discusses advancing the project after manufacturers, stonecutters, and newspaper men witnessed the demonstration.
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Harelfy Bros
Leas
Barre Fianite Manufacturers’ Association
Hsm
Hymalvetae
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Bethel
Jereph O. Crossman
Barner
Derry
Nerthuivid
Gilpin
Seturday
Cain
Merrill
Mervill
Dee
Ramdalph
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Louisville
Pero
Harrisburg
Kerry Virietien
Pennsylvania
Io Sea of Plant Industries
Springfield
Connecticut Valley
Baltimore
Columbus
Mary
Ohio
Pruitgrowers
Oklahoma
City
Olle
Siserding
J. AL Whitehurst
State Board of Aiticulture
Rosenbluth
Virans Suntay
Budapest
Chopin
Minnie Wolte
Beth
Essen
Harding
Brattleboro
Talk OF
the Town
Owe Gili
Mikes
CH Kenereen
Witten
J. F. McCarthy
Lee C.R. Hall
Charlies LePage
Puneral
Jobe Augustus Erics
Bill
Aegol the
Amr Culture
Arcaymie
Ater
Bonazzi
Portney
Peerless Knitting Mills Cos
Company
Aska
Splendid Theatre
New Park
New England
Finnest
Carefiul Piaanin
Mark Lew Ragland Theatres, Inc
Toby
Ieteen
Rene
William Lyne
Willem Garvey
Wren Gmeythen
Pierre
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