Mrs Irwin Kirkwood Dies in Baltimore Stroke
Mrs. Irwin Kirkwood wife of The Star editor Irwin Kirkwood died in Baltimore from an apoplectic stroke. Born February 14 1883 she was the daughter of William R Nonne and wife spent time in Europe and traveled widely. She married Irwin Kirkwood in New York City November 15 1910 and had accompanied him from Chicago to New York and Kansas City before her death.
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Kansas City
Laura Nelson-Kirk ‘Wood
Irwin Kirkwood
The
Star
Baltimore
New York
Belveere
William ‘T. Manning
Bishop Man- Bing
Liberty Bonds direct purchase plan announced
Treasury Secretary Melton says the government will offer to buy 100 million dollars of third Liberty Loan bonds directly from holders as part of quarterly financing. Brokers will handle transactions through authorized banks or dealers, following a successful first attempt.
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Washington
Melton
Treasury
Treasury Proposes Amendments to Volstead Act
Treasury Department advances amendments to the Volstead Act aimed at harsher penalties and easier administration. The plan, submitted to the Department of Justice for legal review, could reach Congress soon with a compulsory jail sentence and fines for violations. Meanwhile Secretary Mellon calls the new tax bill largely satisfactory to the administration. Also noted is the designation of the Resaca de las Palmas battleground in Harlingen Texas as a military park.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Department ‘of Justice
Congress
Mellon
Texas
Harlingen
Tex
Resaca de Las Palmas Battle Ground
Browneville
United States
Mexico
Freedom at Washington Meet Opposes Suppressive Laws
At the National Education Association convention in Washington Andi Darwinian legislation was warned against touching public schools. Fifteen thousand superintendents and teachers from across the country endorsed the freedom resolution. The event drew many southern teachers and discussed opposing anti-Darwinian bills in Tennessee and Mississippi.
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Washington
Uni
National Education Association
Tennessee
Nove Aia
Tax bill to President Coolidge signed into law
Congress approved the 387 million dollar tax reduction bill after Senate 61 to 10 and House passage. The measure provides relief for most federal taxpayers with installments due March 15 and marks the session’s major legislation progress. More than 2,300,000 income taxpayers will be relieved of all taxes under the new plan.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Senate
House
Liberty magazine ban and Omaha murders headline clash
A chaotic jumble of items reports a Liberty magazine ban and an Omaha police hunt naming Louis Clark, paroled from Fort Madison, as a suspected sniper in two slayings and a wounding in Council Bluffs, Ia. The note adds tornado deaths in Memphis and other varied incidents across the country.
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Umana
Omaha
Neb
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Text From A Historic Page
The readable parts describe a mixed, unclear OCR passage with references to numbers and terms. It mentions a division of a heavy volume, a river, and abbreviations. The fragment appears to be from a newspaper page with garbled multi language bits and stray numerals.
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Baleen
North River
State Supreme Court transfer ruling on Baldwin case
Jefferson City reports say Division 2 overruled a motion to transfer Sylvester Baldwin's appeal to the full court after a rehearing was granted sparking dissent. Att Gen Gentry filed the transfer citing division dissension. Baldwin’s bond forfeiture was avoided by the stay order.
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Jefferson City
Sylvester Baldwin
St. Louis
State Supreme Court
N. T. Gentry
Baldwin
Division 2
Supreme Court
D. E. Blair
J.T. White
Walker
Jones Parker
House of Representatives
Genera He Sald
Matt Sedalla
James Wingfield
Wanamaker
Lawrence Mabry
Sedalia
Wingfield
Mabry
Marshall
Ferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Harry Ball
Ball
Lucille Pennington
Carthage
Robert Mueller
Kansas City
Municipal Farm
Moore
Florida
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Treasury Department
Big Oklahoma Oil
Mera
Tulsa
Champlin Refining Company
Enid
Windsor Oil and Gas Company
Okmulgee
H. H. Champlin
John B. Jamieson
Robert Jackson
Windsor
Sense
Agriculture Department
Jardine
Secretary of Agriculturliam
Chaliapin
Reds
Moscow
Russia
Feodor Chaliapin
Ivan Exkusovitch
Missouri
Yankton
Greenwood
Department of Justice
Ational
Liberty
Danada
Prince of Wales
Queen
Alexandra
Walter
U. K
Westport Park
Orlando
Fla
Memphis
Tenn
Chicot County
Arkansas
Mississippi
League of Nation Against
Turkey
Brussels
Belgium
Jaurez
el Paso
Chihuahua City
Mitchell
Chicago
Col William Mitchell
Coliseum
Jao
Pc Oeoboienl Eeseen Sa Cos
Erm and
Obeom
Missouri News Nuggets
Paul Jones
Independence
Paris
Inter
Jones
Pearl White
Miss White
Pizzott
Ark
Poplar Bluff
Roy S. Woodward
George A. Julian
Woodward
Julian
California
Tistyg
High Point
Ruby Brandon
Alabastine Co
Grand R. Mich
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