Hughes' Record as Secretary of State Ends Era of Diplomacy
Washington notes mark the retirement of Secretary Charteau Hughes after four years guiding U S foreign policy. He faced wars, league of nations disputes, and the Paris reparations aftermath while pushing major treaties from arms control to commercial accords. His tenure culminated in the Washington Conference and broader efforts to unite Western Hemisphere powers.
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Arbie Tories
Chie
Peru
Tacna
Arca
New York Rail Lines Hit by Prolonged Disruption
The article notes multiple railroad firms facing 1 to 3 day delays in New York due to strikes or maintenance. Mason and Connd Time lines are mentioned with experimental dock work and expected schedule impacts. The White Star Line and the United Stars are anticipated to resume operations within two days.
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Treasury Charges Not Yet Proven By Mellon Declares
Secretary Mellon informs President Coolidge that Treasury charges about irregularities in handling federal securities remain unproven after a lengthy House inquiry. He cites petty thefts of retired securities, a total loss of about thirteen thousand dollars, and stresses no fraudulent depletions or over-issues were found in the wartime records.
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Melton
Lir
Silent Coolidge
Povine
Chulea Foliewet
Justce
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House Committee
Treasury
Creary Houston
Mollon
Telon
Trower
McGuter
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Brewer
Wilson
Neighbors' Curiosity Triggers Find of Local Man's Body
Neighbors alerted police after uncovering the body of James Knight, about 70, at his Glen Street home. Assistant Medical Turner Turney ruled the death due to heart disease in a case noted as a widow's passing.
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Iphbos
James Knight
Glen Street
Lida
Knight
Turney
Art student injured in crash mistrial declared in suit
The case of Charles Noble of Buffalo against Daniel Reeves concerns injuries to his daughter Misa Ann Noble from a 1920 incident involving Heaves Company’s robotomatics. A mistrial halted proceedings and the matter will be scheduled again. Bridge applications also moved forward for Rogton across Point Channel at Congress Street.
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Mw York
Charles Noble
Buffalo
Misa Doble
Printiff
Washington
Rogton
Point Channel
Congress’ Atteet
Senate approves sterilization act amid debates
In a March session the Senate passed a bill mandating sterilization of the chronically insane and habitual criminals. A separate item notes a 150 foot bridge in Mexico built entirely of solid mahogany. In Dallas Dallas Times reports that Earth Mason of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, identified as Gloria Polacco’s husband, confirmed by Potlacc, with a June event possible as Polacco visits Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Villainous Sheik Sentenced to Prison for Swindling Women
Allen Eichman, a Newark fertilizer manufacturer, was sentenced to four to eight years for grand larceny after pleading guilty. He swindled multiple women, including Julie Collins, by posing as a suitor and stole sums up to $19 000, using his charm to manipulate victims planning engagements. Witnesses described him as a callous, manipulative fraud. Additional names of victims and details were mentioned in court.
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Newark
Link Sing Prican
Vleg
Eichman Pad Avindiel
Yollirguy
Becomine
Julie Collins
Kichman
Witte Swinner
Richmin
Tither Baray
Andi
Eburg
Long Island
Mars
Roumania Drops Action Against Germany
The Roumanian government decides to drop its action against Germany. The move follows recognition of Dawes plan terms and aims to ease economic strains. Berlin hopes improved farmer subsidies and reparations handling will limit losses for Roumania and maintain stability in postwar arrangements.
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Dawes
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound credited with recovery
Mrs Emil Brandenburg of Milwaukee Wisconsin reports severe weakness headaches and weight loss but after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and now weighs 118 pounds doing her housework again She praises the tonic stating it gave her energy and improved her condition Mrs Earl of Horace Nebraska also says the remedy relieved backache and pain enabling her to tend her chores garden and child, and she recommends it to friends.
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Srandenburg
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Wigconein
Wisconsin
Lydia E Pinkham
Emil C. Brandenburg
87Th Street
Mra Adal
Horace
Nebraska
Hartford March term opens with nearly 450 criminal cases
The Hartford docket for the March term opens with about 450 cases listed. Key matters include the trial of Geradhayman, an escaped felon, and the murder case against James Stelly of Lewiston, scheduled for March 24. Also on the docket are cases involving Mrs Mirt Masten of Bloomfield for assault, John Guces for homicide in Hartford, and Giovanni Votan for a nefarious crime. multiple defendants face serious charges through the term.
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Tudge
Sewell Jennings
Bristol
Geradhayman
Atlinia Ga
Polieman
James Slelly
Lew Tiltain
Tial
Mirt Masten
Bloomfield
Pearl
Defies Authorities On City Boundary Incident
Walldthiy Merh3 and Taseph dD faced police action as they reportedly clashed with Waterbury officials over town limits. The sequence centered on a suspected boundary dispute near the Eaton House and Waterbury residence, with one man allegedly visiting the second use to avoid arrest as authorities moved to enforce orders. The incident concludes with Waterbury officials pursuing further action.
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Thomaston Rothe
Waterbury
Embassy in Brazil Sends Fire Regrets Reflecting tensions
In a tense exchange the embassy in Brazil sent fire regrets to the Brazilian government. An official from the Ciasts Eih Seheel noted the time and place of a ceremony tied to a local school event. The announcement referenced a long-standing education award and the upcoming naming this week.
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