Insects Die After Alpine Snowstorm Mystery
Geneva reports a heavy Alps snowstorm dropping thousands of exotic insects including spiders caterpillars and large ants on slopes. Local naturalists cannot explain the phenomenon with one theory suggesting the wind carried sun sectors from a warmer climate.
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Judges Confer on Citizenship Rush by Detroit Aliens
Detroit March 21 circuit court judges were called into conference by Presiding Judge Ira W. Jayne to discuss alleged rush by aliens to obtain citizenship papers amid reports that American citizens especially veterans would be favored for employment. Judge Faust described it as a disgraceful prostitution of citizenship. about 30,000 alien factory workers and 20,000 former soldiers were noted in the discussion.
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Edith McCormick Defends Marrying Outside Clan
Edith Rockefller McCormick, daughter of Tom D Rockefeller Sr, urged women’s groups to back progress outside tribal bounds at a Chicago meeting. She announced the engagement of her 16 year old daughter Matilde to Max Oster, Swiss riding academy proprietor, as part of a Women’s Progress exposition in June.
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Edith Rockefeller McClormick
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Forty Cents Too Much for Restaurant Soup Case
Sacramento March 21. Forty cents is too much for a bowl of soup. The defendant is dismissed, Judge O. W. Anderson ruling. In the matter of Mrs T K Ram in, arrested after she refused to pay 40 cents for an order of soup from a local restaurant.
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Tudge
Plan to Transfer 10 Wicked Boston Students
March 21. Norwegian students may be moved to cities deemed less wicked than Boston. Norwegian consul in Boston, Obert Sletten, travels to New York to confer with Consul General Fay after the deaths of Otto Haldor Larsen and Pauline Virginia Claris. Discussion centers on student life, with mentions of Middle Western and German universities.
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Fire destroys garage and cars in Medford blaze
A Mar 2 conflagration at a Weat dhord garage on Harvard Avenue destroyed about fifty cars and damaged nearby buildings in Medford Massachusetts. One firefighter was injured as hot air and gasoline explosions hampered efforts to quell the fire.
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Drivers Attend Police School to Reduce City Accidents
Nearly six hundred motor truck drivers from over 1238 Bridgeport firms have joined Captain James Walker’s Traffic Bureau program to improve driver police cooperation and curb street accidents. The initiative, studied by other cities, uses a confidential log to track each motorist and influence future enforcement.
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Jersey Teacher Sets $60,000 as Prige of Heart
A Dumont, New Jersey schoolteacher sues Henry Hotschuh of Westwood for breach of promise in a case filed in Bergen County. She alleges letters from 1921 show a romantic relationship, with many notes signed as a sweetheart and sent from across the land.
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Henry Hotschuh
Westwood N. J
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Roine
Tam Boing
Kusnes
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City Leads State in Saving Certificates
Bridgeport leads Connecticut in Treasury Savings certificates sales, with residents placing nearly double Hartford’s figures. Certificates range from 420 to 500 dollars, replacing War Savings stamps, redeemable after five years with interest. Other top cities include Hartford, Norwich, New Haven, and Stamford.
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MILLIONS IN INCOME TAXES TO BE RETURNED
Washington officials said refunds of income taxes collected by the government would run into millions. An Internal Revenue interpretation of a Supreme Court decision held income held in trust for unborn or unascertained persons was not taxable, prompting refunds in many large estate cases.
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Nternal Revenue
Blair
Supreme Court
Smictanka
First Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Bureau
Wen
Pantry Boy Held for Killing Lady White in London
Henry Jacobs a 14 year old Fantry boy at Lise hotel faced police court on a willful murder charge after confessing to striking Lady Alice White with a hammer. She was found unconscious in her room Tuesday and died the next day with a fractured skull.
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Henry Jacobs
Lise
Alice White
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