Wreck Toll Rises as 43 Bodies Found in Indiana Crash
Indiana authorities report 43 victims recovered from the wreck near Chesterton after a New York Central locomotive collided with a Michigan Central train at a crossing. Rescue teams cleared tracks, and investigators focus on block signaling systems at Niles and Porter to determine fault. Names of identified dead include residents of Michigan City and Chicago areas, with officials from Indiana and Michigan Central scrutinizing signal operations and train movements.
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Vorier
Ind
Chesterton
Yereck
New York Central
Michigan Central
Gegins
eThe Michiana Central
Niles Division
Lowe
Block
Greminh
Niles
Michigan City
Chicago
Whtel
Porter
Hmsted
Indiana
Indiana Public Commissioners
Hanger Eysten
Michigan
Emma Bevier
Augustr
Mich
Peter Cain
Regina
Saskatchewan
Gordon Campbell
Revelstoke
B. C
T.Y. Campbell
Pearl Cavanaugh
Lee
Justich Collins
London
Ont
Justin Collins
Londton
Karl Deland
Rikhart
Firerain
Arthur G. Eckman
Enehr
C. W. Engler
Detroit
Richard Eva
June Campbell
M. Giddings
Kirkby
Wye
H. Goldstein
HL Galdstein
Ghddings
Louis Beck
Jack
Gon
Claude Johnson
Elkhart
New York Central Train
Barnhart Kroner
Feed Leggett
Samuel Tivingston
McCray
Mic
Sarah’ ‘Moas
Montreal
Bonus Bill Reported Cost to Government
Washington reports the bonus bill would cost about 1.5 billion dollars in cash or 5.25 billion dollars in instalments. Senator McCumber said he would try to pass it this session but warned it might move to a special session. The measure postpones bonuses, cites treasury deficits near 1 billion, and argues immediate payment would strain funds.
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Washington
McCumber
Senate
McClumber
Finance Committee
Local Names and Addresses Incomplete List
An OCR fragment lists several individuals and places including Esther Louise Miller, A. Matthews Muskoda Wisconsin, Mrs McCray Chicazay J.L. Elkhart Indiana, Mes J.L. Muller Elkhart Indiana, Mes Fred Schwier Michigan City, infant of Mrs Schwier, Mrs Skulph Lee Michigan City, Addison Yau Riper Michigan City, Mrs Addison Van Wiper Michigan City, Waol er Detroit.
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Esther Louise Miller
A. Matthews
Muskoda
McCray
Chicazay
J. L. Onller
Elkhart
Ind
J. L. Muller
Fred Schwier
Michigan City
Schwier
Cree
Skulph Lee
Michign City
Addison Yau Riper
Addison van Wiper
Waoler
Detroit
Dalton True Bills In Chicago Grand Jury Case
William Dalton and his brothers face grand jury action in Chicago after a pivotal afternoon session. The case involves a seventeen year old clerk who embezzled 772 000 in bonds from Northern Trust, with attorney Guenther signaling a mental deficiency plea. Dalton’s trial likely set soon as Guenther outlines his defense after speaking with his client at detention home.
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Chicago
William Dalton
Els
Guenther
Northern Trust Company
Duhon
Greece blocks inquiry on Sevres treaty changes
London reports Greece refuses to back an inquiry into conditions in Thrace and Smyrna before any Sevres treaty alterations. Premier Kalogeropoulou, leader of the Greek delegation, received Athens telegram as mass meetings in Athens Piraeus and Smyrna passed resolutions pledging Greece to sacrifice blood in defense of its sacred Sevres rights.
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London
Greece
Smyrna
Sevres
Kalogeropoulou
Athens
Piraeus
Decrease in Rail Earnings Across Decades
Washington reports railroads earned 62,204,421 in 1920 versus 516,200,000 in 1911. Interstate Commerce Commission data show expenses at 2.09 percent of operating revenues, down from 5.2 percent in 1919. For 1919, railway operating revenues reached 4,0? over 4.0 billion.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bride of 16 Found Dead in Kentucky Family Feud Case
CMeage March 1. Mrs Katherine Sumenok sixteen year old bride of Theodore Sumenok was found strangled to death in her home at 1526 West Fourteenth street. Her murder is believed by the local peace to be the outcome of a Kentucky family feud. Her hands and feet were loosely placed in her mouth and she had been garrotted with a narrow rope.
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Cmeage
Katherine Sumenok
Theodore Sumenok
West Fourteenth Street
Rock Falls Doctor Killed by Rock Fall at Peabody Mine
Report from Eldorado states Dr. J. B. McKee died when neck broken by rock fall at Peabody Mine No.1 on March 1. Investigators and officials from Kille and Rock Falls confirm accident.
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Rock Falls
Eldorado, TL
J. B. McKee
Peabody Mine No
Houston Seeks Guidance On Delayed Treasury Papers
Washington reports reveal Secretary Houston has not submitted foreign loan documents to the Senate Judiciary Committee. He redirected papers to Secretary Colby to decide public interest release. Senators Reed Nelson Kellogg and Shields pressed for prompt production and argued the delay shields incoming administration.
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Washington
Vue Treasury
Houston
Judiciary Committee
Colby
Mae Pulitic
Davis
Senate
Nicholas Kelley
the Treasury
Reed
Kenlny
Pipers
Nelson
Hongy
Secretary of the Treasury
Kefley
Need
Kellogg
Minnesota
Celby
Shields
Tennessee
Treasury Department
Extension of Farm Loan Act Reaches Porto Rico and D C
President Wilson approved a measure extending provisions of the federal farm loan act to Porto Rico and Washington March unspecified. The act broadens eligibility and support for farmers in these areas under federal loan programs.
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Porto Rico
Washington
Gored to Death by Bull in Coleman Wisconsin
Ernest Porter a farmhand was gored to death by a bull on March 1 near Coleman Wisconsin. The incident occurred on the farm where Porter worked prompting an investigation by local authorities.
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Coleman
Wis
Ernest Porter
Six Irish Rebels Shot in Cork Executions Reported
Six Irishmen condemned for levying war against crown forces were executed in Cork after appeals for clemency by the Cork corporation. They were killed in batches of five at fifteen minute intervals. A Dublin dispatch says Gen Sir Nevil Macready was ambushed a fortnight ago and still bears a shoulder wound, though confirmation remains uncertain.
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Cork
Ireland
Cork Corporation
Dublin
Nevil Macready
Trade improvement seen in Seventh District report
Chicago reports encouraging gains in business industry and finance from the February survey by the Seventh Federal Reserve District Bank. Unemployment in Chicago is under 100000, with 1300 workers resuming employment. In Cleveland notices announced the reopening of New York Central locomotive repair shops at Cullinwood, with more than 100 men returning to work tomorrow.
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Chicago
Marcel
Seventh Federal Reserve District Bank
Cleveland
New York Central
Cullinwood
Haywood Plea in IWW Case Seeks Supreme Court Review
William Haywood and 78 IWW members convicted in Chicago 1918 seek Supreme Court review of their trials. The petition argues federal search warrants were invalid and evidence obtained was therefore inadmissible.
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Washington
Wiliam DO
Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Chicago
Supreme Court
Burlington & Quincy Stock Dividend Authorized
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad to issue a stock dividend of 60 million dollars to capitalize Property paid for out of earnings. The commission denied a 50 million dollar bond issue.
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Washington
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moffett Replaces Craven as Aviation Director at Great Lakes
Washington reports Captain T. T. Craven relieved of duty as director of naval aviation and ordered to command the battleship South Carolina. He is succeeded by Captain William A. Moffet, wartime commander, at the Great Lakes naval training station.
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Washington
T. T. Craven
South Carol
William A. Moffet
Great Lakes
Supreme Court voids Lever Act section four
The Supreme Court ruled section four of the Lever Act unconstitutional, voiding prosecutions of food profiteers. Chief Justice White delivered the decision, with all justices concurring, in the Cohen Grocery case from St. Louis. The court found no clear standard of guilt and warned against administrators setting their own profit standards.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Congress
White
L. Cohen Grocery Company
St. Louis
Cohen Company
Growers Company
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Este
Delay Spanish Don's Case In Milwaukee District Court
Paul Paulther of Highland Park Tennessee and Charlotte Franzen divorced wife of the UW chief decorator were arrested for living together under assumed names at a local hotel. Their cases were continued for one week with bonds set at $1,000 each. En route to court Rutherford assaulted Detective Rowan Moran, leaving a ring imprint.
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Milwaukee
Paul Pauther
Highland Park
Mra
Charlotte Franzen
University of Wisconsin
Meat stock in storage falls in United States
On February 1 meat and lard stocks in the United States were about 250 million pounds below the level of the previous year. The Institute of American Meat Packers issued the statement noting total stocks at 1,040,298,000 pounds. Fire claims three Perlah family members in M’Gregor Texas. Mike Markum and two children, aged four and six, perished when their home burned.
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Chicago
United States
Institute of American Meat Packers
Perlah
M'Gregor
Tex
Mre
Mike Markum
Couldn't Get Out
A fragment from a stage dialogue shows Arthur lamenting about a long married life while Amy lashes out with a sharper line about rheumatism, revealing intimate domestic tensions and worn communication between the couple.
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Arthur
Tun
Amy
Ioral
Dream for Catarrh Opens Up Nostrils
An advertisement promises quick relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. It urges using Fly's Cream Balm, a fragrant antiseptic preparation, applied inside the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and restore easy breathing. The snail bottle is sold by druggists and offers instant relief.
Ask Something Hardl Why are these calld silver onions
Farm Life notes a rural quip explaining why silver onions are called so. The piece jokes that they come in sets and are forible use, reflecting lighthearted farm humor.
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver Remedy Ad
A vintage medicine advertisement promises purity and safety for Kilmer Swamp Root. It claims the product is scientifically compounded from vegetable herbs and free of habit forming drugs. The ad urges readers to request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton, New York.
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Kil
Y'S Swamp
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Battle
January Grist A Little Banter On Bills Approaching
In a January grist of talks a passer asks how things are coming. The reply notes that bills are arriving thick and fast, reflecting a brisk legislative pace.
St. Jacobs Ointment Marketed For Back Pain Relief
Local ad promises instant relief from backache lumbago and stiffness with St Jacobs Oil rubbing on the back. It claims the product is harmless and does not irritate skin and can make back pain disappear after a single use. Also asserts kidneys do not cause backache and promotes small bottle at drug stores.
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St. Jacobs
Why did Washington cross the Del aware
Fragmented text presents quips and stray lines about historical questions and dubious health claims. It mentions Washington crossing the Delaware and a punchline about Atlantic City, plus unrelated notes about blood, health cleansing products, and a bonsai of metaphorical phrases. The overall read is a mosaic of incomplete, miscellaneous sentences.
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Washington
Delaware
Atlantic City
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