Five Die as Wind Storm Ravages Georgia and South Carolina
A deadly wind storm tornados through Warrenville South Carolina and nearby Will counties, killing five people and injuring others. In Warrenville homes were demolished and families began rescue efforts as debris and uprooted trees litters the area. Langley and Graniteville reported no casualties but extensive damage and many escape routes were found in the darkness. The Beard residence survived only the roof with the family unharmed except for an infant sheltered beneath debris.
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Georgia
South Carolina
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St. C
Additon
Carolina
Langiey
Graniteville
Warrenville
Tilman Beard
Two Brokers Arrested In Stock Fraud Case
New York report says two brokers were arrested for grand larceny and fraud. Julius Mendelsonn of Katy & Co. surrendered to General Sessions, held on $7906 bail after two indictments. Joseph W Dorn of J EB Dorm & Co. posted $5000 bail on charges tied to Emily G Harri son of East Orange New Jersey over $310,000 in securities.
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New York
Marea T
Julus Mendelsonn
Katy & Cv
Ety
Broadway
Carromoy
Ycrain
Joseph W Dorn
J. EB. Dorm & Co
Etraat
Emily G. Harri- Saen
East Orange N. J
Dorn
Spree State Faces Grisis at Limerick
Spree state encounters a tense moment as unrest flares in Limerick with gunfire wounds reported amid security concerns. Colonel Potter orders measures to curb threats and protect city peace while authorities test new empowerment powers.
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Spree State
Grisis
Limerick
Ingidiera
Potter
Fragmentary Shipping Notices and Place Names Listed
A garbled OCR fragment lists several ports and lines such as Glasgow Patras and Anchor Steamship Line Broadway New York, with scattered dates in Apr May Jun. The text is incomplete but indicates a collection of shipping terms and vessel routes without coherent events.
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Ahi
Therbourg
Southampton
Tanlal
Tmerengeria
Seawersnia
Glasgow
Sir Bischaaln
Patras
Etnare
Ind
Anchor Steamship Linet
Broadway
New York
Special Paper to Check Liquor Permit Forgeries
Springfield Mass March TA report on six federal prohibition officers under Field Supervisor George St Paul of Washington revealing a special watermarked paper is being manufactured for government use in issuing liquor permits. The paper aims to prevent forgeries.
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Springfield
Mass
Toston
George St. Paul
Washington
Alaska ready to open for development says White House
President Harding aims to centralize control of Alaska with Secretary Fall to unlock the territory's resources. Bureaucratic disputes between Interior and Agriculture are cited as stalling progress, while Governor Walter Rone has briefed the President and left a memorandum reflecting the outlook for privatized exploitation.
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Washington
White House
Department of Interior
Department of Agriculture
Fal
Department of Culture
Ddaska
M Weburial
Gall
Harding
Scott C. Gone
Alaskin
Rone
Truant Officer Takes On Taylor Charities Work
Stratford officials announce H Briggs Barnum, truant officer, will also serve as charity department investigator. He will merge duties, with a salary funded jointly from the Sekad Board and Charity board, as Thomas B. Taylor resigns to lead a Bridgeport speed up business campaign. Barnum, a former police member, is familiar with town conditions and poverty areas. Taylor served about a year as charity investigator before leaving.
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Stratford
Maren
Thomas B. Taylor
Warwick Avenue
Bridgeport
H. Briggs Barnum
Sekad Board
Charity Board
Barnum Apprata
I -Hg
Taylor
Hunter
Locomobile
Y. Mf
Barnum
Charity Despartment
Town Hall
Died Wilmot and Nannery Obituaries in Township Notices
Morbid notices record Walter Sherwoon husband of Sarah Tower Wilmer dying March 7 1822 with funeral at Trinity Episcopal Broad Street Fairfield Avenue and Mountain Grove Cemetery. Mary Nannery of 21 Wood Avenue died March 7 1922 with funeral at Mullins Leow Woolgate Parlor and St Michael Cemetery interment following service at St Ane Church.
Lack of Cars Delays Soviet Food Transport to Interior
Russian Soviet authorities have failed to provide promised rail cars for moving American relief food from Novorossiysk and Windau to interior areas. American Relief Administration reports show only fractions of pledged cars in February and March, jeopardizing monthly movement targets of up to 130,000 tons and deliveries from additional ports.
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London
Présk
Reel — Administration
Black Sea
Novorssisl
Wingau
Walter Lyman Brown
Brown
Prom Novorosaine
Navy
Winadauwera
American Relief Administration
Novorossisk
Legal fight looms on clinic control
In a heated dispute the Board of Health faces proposals to administer a dental clinic linked to schools. Education officials argue for school involvement while Health and Apportionment boards push for transfer of funds and authority, with ready steps planned if transfer delays occur.
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Board F of Health
Board of Health
Board of Education
Artes
Health Department
Alfred ©. Funes
Dental Clinic
Baucation
Wollam L. Zewd
Gbey
Board of Apportionment
Commons Council
Andre
Chicren
Faucatlan
Malot
DP Wilks
Toachara
Education Department
Health Board
Pin
Kay New
Net Wa
Gang Cleans Out Supply After Sale Is Refused
In Madison New Jersey a gang of four men in a motor truck stole three barrels and multiple kegs of whiskey from the home of William Blew after a stranger tried to purchase Blew’s liquor. A phone call, a scuffle, and a pursuit followed as the thieves fled the scene and police began to investigate.
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Newark
Madison
N. J
William Blew
Bley
Retail Merchants Name Committee In Factory Drive
A six member committee of the Metall Merchants section of the Chamber of Commerce was elected yesterday to canvass business interests for funds to support a nationwide campaign to fill vacant factory space in Bridgeport. Members include James T. McGovern, Lynn W. Wilson, Richard Oppel, George 8 Troxell, Saroue C. Parker, and Benjamin Js. Morrison. Thomas B. Saylor was chosen vice secretary to coordinate activities and data gathering on city factory-space needs. he previously worked with Bethlehem Steel and Locomonte Co. and served with Stratford Charities Bureau.
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Metall Mérchants
Chamber of Commerce
Lo sOliotl
Big City
Retail Merchanta
Chamber
la Lhe
James T. McGovern
Lynn W. Wilson
The
Times Publishing Co
Richard Oppel
Hadley
Thomas B.saylor
Warwick Avenue
Stratford
Vhce
Mr. Morrison
Crest
Taytoy
Bethlehem Steel Company
Loconmonte Co
Ve MC. A.ry Seas
Uvev Us Vo
Searc
Bridgeport
Iestinaton
Nureau
TEWIS WINS. World Envy Weight Wrestling Crown Clash
Marek J Ed aAstrangler defeats John Geaitéoviteh of Maine in Braight Falls to win the first world envy weight title. The champion won in 12 minutes with a head hold and finished the second bout in 14 minutes with a hand and body hold.
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Iawuarapolis
Marek J
aAstrangler
John Geaitéoviteh
Maine
Braight
G Halt Nelson
Dental funding fight clouds school health budget
A chaotic report outlines debate over a 6500 appropriation to the Health Department for dental work in schools. Mayor Atwater and Aldermen clash on financing and possible suspension of school dental services while a provisional clinic runs until April 1.
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Ta Dhe Board of
Beucatiat
Aler
She Gorse
Elealth Department
Zepp
Atwaler
Alfred & Venus
Trail of Aldermen
Coal Mines Closed by Rail Delays Across Region
Thirty or more mines north of the area halted production after a 29 minute train delay disrupted coal shipments. The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad serves these pits, causing an estimated 50,000 tons of lost output and a financial impact valued near 34,000 dollars.
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Prain
Ely
Chicago
Milwaukee
Toe Lege
Wwaren
Floods sweep away miles of roads and threaten homes
Floodwaters washed over vast stretches severing roads and flooding cellars of many homes in Sarring ton last Wish. Residents feared more damage as the water rose. officials report injuries but few details due to crude OCR.
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Sarrington
Ice Jam Threatens Waterbury Mills At Waterville
Waterbury reports an ice jam on the Naugatuck river near Waterville threatening mills. Overflow has begun, prompting direct crews from Chase company and American Pin Co to attempt a break with possible dynamite before factories flood. Upper river towns report rising waters and risk to infrastructure.
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Waterbury
Winaderd
Vines
Chase Company
Pin Co
Rave
Nauratuck
Beove Fm Ten
Gusee
Winsted
Pitcemens
Naugauel
Thomaston
Floods Follow Rains In Winsted District
Flood conditions spread through Winsted as heavy rain swelled the Mad River eight feet above normal and overflowed banks in the eastern city. Ice blocked Rowley street from the river while many cellars flooded. Central of England Railway sent extra crews as track water levels rose and highways in Litchfield County reported damage.
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Winsted
Maren
Rowley Street
Central of England Railway
Litchfield
Floods Hit West Massachusetts in Severe Weather
Heavy rain battered Western Massachusetts causing flooded streets and washed out roads. Police closed several routes as rivers rose, with cellars inundated and power outages reported. drivers faced detours near Holyoke and Holyoke area as water levels surged and traffic was halted.
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Westichusetts
Barryington
Eerfield
Wort
Hull Nowe
Woman killed by umbrella during storm tragedy
Marett Curran, 34, died in a heavy rainstorm when an umbrella she held in her hand was struck by lightning. Authorities say Curran was shielding a child as the incident occurred. investigators will review the circumstances and causes.
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Nawatir
Marett
Mise Dulla
Curran
iLemoblis
K Cinans
Paredo Pont
Att Isvesticazion
Women’s G. O. P. Club Plans Pinochle Party
The Women’s G. O. P. Club schedules a pinochle party in Main and Agetic streets room Friday night. Howard Sweat leads the arrangements committee and the game begins at eight o’clock.
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Repinsiluai
Orf
Jarre
Howard
Sweat Sklulaleman
Staria
Northrop appeals for mayoral salary cut or raise debate
Joseph W. Northrop, architect, says he faced discourtesy when prevented from speaking at a council meeting. He urges aldermen to review city salaries from the mayor down to match wartime purchasing power, arguing a $10,000 mayor and a 10 percent reduction in other salaries could preserve services. Northrop cites economic pressures and calls for equitable adjustments amid rising living costs.
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Jtereph W . Northrop
Couns
Tunle
Denont
Norwprop
Board of Aparion
Aliernen
Aeea
William A
Alfred Z. Knappt
Northrop
Mr. Northroy
Laan
Aldermen
Atwater
Ag McChitect
Tred AtWater
Ely
Wajirr Lashal
Jim Thampeon
Phil Holzer
Sal
Surita
Board of Appartsonment
Avery & Dividual
Rma
Meymua
Teterwag
Alicta
Renoris
United Ales Department of Labor
Saems
Tay
Charities Department
United States Labor Board
Bridgeport
Les
Thorne
Srid Tle Ones
Jno
Dogr
Jasc Nigne
Sheens
Joseph W. Xorthrop
Architects Plan Restoration of Fine Arts Palace
Chicago March 7 One corner of the Old Museum in Jackson Park formerly the Wine Arte Palace of the Columbian Exposition will be restored by the American Society of Architects. Six thousand Chicago clubwomen are raising the $7,500 needed to refininish the pavilion at the north east tip to its original state. The project aims to show what can be done and follows the building's empty status since the Fair moved to Grant Park.
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Chicago
Jackson Park
American Society of Architects
North America
Fidé Museum
Grant Park
Tornado Hits Byarsdale Area Wrecks Homes and Kills One
A tornado struck Byarsdale eight miles east of Wilson North Carolina early today cutting a four hundred foot wide path for over two miles. It killed one person and injured about forty others while wrecking property and uprooting trees. Nine Sam family members were injured and a woman escaping the blast nearly drowned in a flooded brook. March 7 Wilson NC.
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Wilson
N.C
March TA
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