President Harding Defends Religious Liberty Sermon
President Harding told Calvary Baptist Church members that church influence should promote lawful behavior amid concerns about secular and frivolous attitudes toward state and church. He warned leaders who defy laws set a poor example and stressed religious liberty as a foundation of the republic's strength.
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Prosperity up to Business Men of America Says Gary
New York March 24 American business needs courage and honesty to restore prosperity says Elbert H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp He urges enforcement of laws and fair wages while noting prices and middleman markups rise before relief arrives He cites improving conditions and plans for capacity and shipments nearing two thirds of normal amid ongoing trade debates and price adjustments.
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Westling Found Guilty of Murder of Aged Jeweler
Kew Bork March 234, Alice Westling a Worcester salesman was convicted of first degree murder by a Supreme court jury for shooting Catt Moller a Bronx jeweler on December 24. The verdict came after about ninety minutes and Westling showed no emotion as his mother cried in the corridor. District Attorney Glennon praised Westling’s coolness. Judge Mitchell set sentencing for Friday. Westling admitted reading an advertisement offering jewelry for sale and, after visiting Moller's home, allegedly shot the jeweler and his wife during a struggle. Moller's wife was wounded, and Mollar died from a final crest wound after an alleged self defense claim.
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Ford Adopts Forty Hour Week Across Ford Plants
Detroit, March. Edsel Ford announces permanent adoption of a five day week for Ford Motor Company plants. About 9,090 workers gain weekends off. current staff will keep minimum 6.40 daily pay, new hires 5.00 daily. Plan aims to maintain output while giving workers more rest and family time as plants shift to six operations per week only where needed.
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Five Passengers Drowned In Flying Boat Flight
A steamer wire reports pilot Robert Moots of the Mist Miami was rescued near Palm Beach after the flying boat left Miami for Bimini. Five passengers, including August Bulte and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith of Kansas City and Mrs J Dixon of Memphis, were drowned.
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Lawrence Smith
Kansas City
J. Dixon
Memphis, Tenn
Former Prohibition Director Indicted on Fraud Allegations
Philadelphia March 24 William C McConnell former Federal Prohibition Director for Pennsylvania and 64 associates were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to defraud the United States by fraudulently authorizing withdrawal of liquor from bond The cases involve the alleged release of 70000 gallons of whiskey and alcohol during McConnell’s seven year tenure Other named include Samuel Singer and many Pennsylvania Republican figures and a former state senator appointed Prohibition director on Penrose's recommendation
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Former Senator's Wife Disputes His Divorce
Concord reports Mrs Grace B Hollis states she has not been divorced from former U S Senator Henry F Hollis in any proceedings within her knowledge. The note follows news of his marriage in Italy this week. The decree cited abandonment, issued by New Hampshire Supreme Court in Concord, with no effect on re marrying. Details mention a French proceeding in Paris where she was notified.
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Senate Receives House Bonus Bill Faces Change
The Senate, after reviewing the five power treaty, watches the House present HR 19,874 to adjust World War I veterans' compensation. Debate centers on finance methods and committee referral, with Senator Smoot predicting change and McCumber guiding tariff timing.
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James McMahon Recovers After Rat Attack Incident
James McMahon, 22, of 18% Nichols Street, faced a frightening roadside scare on Kossuth Street and Stratford Avenue when a rat crawled up his leg. An ambulance arrived and Driver Kennedy used forceps to remove the four inch creature, which died, apparently crushed by McMahon. He escaped bites with minor injuries.
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Britain Summons Irish Leaders Over Irish Crisis
The Colonial Office announced Britain asked Premier Craig of Ulster and Michael Collins to come to London with colleagues to discuss the Irish situation. In Belfast fears grow as rural residents hide valuables and traffic is restricted for a final Irish football cup tie amid unrest.
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Mysterious Explosion Hits N H Tenement Storefront
A blast at a trust store on Wooster and Olive streets in Haven, New Hampshire, forced two women and three children to flee to safety as fire damaged the ground floor. Firefighters and patrolmen rescued occupants from the upper floors, and crews contained the flames before spread.
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Bridgeport Residents Show Strong City Loyalty Despite Depression
Bridgeport population trends through 1921 show a rising base near 145000 per post office estimates, with official 1920 census at 143555. Most movers since armistice were transients for war work, but few old residents left. net inflows in 1919 929 in, 1852 out. 1920 542 in, 963 out. 1921 1184 in, 1013 out, indicating durable attachment and wartime settlement strength.
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Cabinet Debates Over Pacific Treaty Vote Split
Washington reports a cabinet meeting amid a pending coal strike and a four vote margin on the Pacific treaty. President Harding will not seek arbitration unless economic shortages threaten the nation. The cabinet pressed for order in non union mines and railways while war department plans for Army guards were noted.
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Smallpox Case 18 Discovered In Fairfield School
Fairfield March 24 special After disguising illness Jorena Mansfeld year old girl shows smallpox Dr Lawrence E Poole health officer orders all pupils at Fairfield High to vacate class sessions Quarantine and vaccination to be enforced free at the high school Many students take books home plans to refuse vaccination reference to Lee school outbreak and isolation measures.
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Germany Likely to Stay Out of Genoa Conference
Berlin reports indicate the German government weighed skipping participation in the Genoa conference after the Reparations Commission note. Chancellor Wirth and President Ebert discussed the issue as Germany faced higher costs and no clear gains from attending. No final decision was announced, but signs pointed to a possible abstention.
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Mother of Miss Clark Comes to Probe Death Mystery
Mrs. Sarah Herrick, mother of Pauline Virginia Clark of Boston, arrived in New York aboard the Metapan from Kingston to learn why her daughter died by poison after a Newbury party. She planned to consult her Boston attorney and pursue facts, saying Pauline had no reason to kill herself and that she would investigate possible suitors.
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New York
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