Missouri Nuggets and Public Notices From Jefferson City
Dates for Missouri National Guard encampments announced by Adjt. Gen. Raupp show units from St. Louis Sedalia and Columbia to camp at Nevada Missouri and Camp Knox Kentucky, with possible Fortress Monroe for the 203rd Infantry. Other items include regional bank appointments bank promotions trials and local agricultural, educational, and civic developments across Pettis Jasper Nodaway and surrounding counties.
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Adjt
W. A. Raupp
Jefferson City
Missouri National Guard
128Th Infantry
St. Louis
140Th
Missouri
110Th Engineering
Kansas City
Nevada
128Th Field Artilley
Sedal
Nodaway County
Maryville
Guilford
Elmo
Hopkins
Clearmont
Robert G. Martin, Jr
Carrollton
J. W. Roger
Pettis County
Molly
Catherine O’flynn
Smithton
Martinsburg Coal and Mining Company
Nell Stanley
Sedalia
Franklin State Bank of
Franklin
Howard County
Cwong Stephens College
Genoa Conference Struggles Mark World News Roundup
British premier Lloyd George warns against retreat from economic proposals to Russia as Genoa conference strains persist. Soviet Russia denounces allied resistance to nationalization while Poland protests a separate treaty. Washington eyes flood control funds. Haiti self-government demand and coal strike talks surface amid global turmoil.
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Lloyd George
Russia
Poland
Germany
Roke
Tchitcherin
Soviet
Associated Press
Chinese Battle Near Peking Affects Capital Front
Martial law surrounds Peking as Gen. Chang Tse-Lin and Gen. Wu Pei-Fu clash for hours with heavy casualties. Both sides report 50,000 troops under fire, with reinforcements moving from Yangtse and Mukden to raise totals beyond 100,000 per side.
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Peking
Chang Tso- Lin
Manchuria
Wu Pei Fu
Central
China
Chang Tse-Lin
Wu Pei-Fu
Changsintien
Machang
Washington
Tien Tsin
Hsu’ Shih Chang
Chang Tso-Lin
Peking Wall
Yangtse
Mukden
Free State Revenues Hit by Cork Raids Across Three Counties
Rebel bands under Gen Rory O Connor seized millions in goods at Cork customs house and warehouses in Limerick and Galway. Hundreds of lorries carried loot as stores were destroyed, aiming to cripple Free State internal revenue.
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Dublin
Rory O’connor
Free State
Cork
Limerick
Galway
Irish Republican Army
Germany pleads to keep U.S. troops in Rhine zone
Germany intends to draft a note of earnest appeal to the United States asking for the retention of at least one American regiment in the Rhineland. The move follows a Harding order directing withdrawal of all American forces by July 1, citing fears of violent disorder and weak restraint along the Rhine border.
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Washington
Rhine
United States
Harding
Rhineland
Richard Croker Dies Near Dublin at Glencairn Castle
Richard Croker former Tammany Hall leader died at 3:80 in the afternoon at Glencairn Castle Sandy Ford near Dublin with his wife at his bedside. The Irish report notes his prominence in New York politics.
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Richard Croker
Dublin
Tammany Hall
New York
Glencairn Castle
Sandy Ford
Soldier Fails as Robber in Birmingham Shooting
John Wilcox, a Fort Leavenworth soldier, lies near death in a Birmingham hospital from a self-inflicted revolver wound while attempting to rob a restaurant. The incident occurred the other night and wounded him.
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Birmingham
Ala
John Wilcox
Fort Leavenworth
Hunt for the secret of life in bold laboratory work
A report on ongoing experiments by daring biochemists seeking the formula for life creation. Efforts include synthetic eggs and triggering life in frog eggs, with skepticism about achieving true life by chemical means.
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British Association
Grim Dream and a Tragic Earl in 18th Century Tale
A revived Harcourt peerage tale recalls Simon Harcourt created earl George II. His daughter dreamt his death at four in the afternoon and he disappeared, later found dead head downward in a well after rescuing a dog. The body was brought to the hall kitchen at four. Montreal Family Herald notes the story as well authenticated.
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Harcourt
Simon H Court
George II
Nuneham
Nuneha
Montreal Family Herald
Westminster Bells Mark Princess Ma Wedding Day
The Westminster bells rang for the princesses wedding on the nar west tower with the old tenor bell dating to 1430. One bell was presented by Ariel Goodman from Queen Elizabeth’s era and two additons completed the set, with all six rehung and tuned. The February 28 peal of just over 50 changes drew exceptional interest as a notable abbey event.
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Nar West Tower
Ariel Goodman
Westmins
Queen Elizabeth
Guard Against Forest Fire In Washington Timber Mass
Officials warn a massive forest fire could be the largest on earth if fallen timber in Washington State is ignited. A 150 mile gale last January swept 90 by 20 to 30 mile areas, with over 6.75 billion feet of timber. The federal government and Washington state each appropriated $100000 for prevention including air patrols.
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Washington
State of Washington
Young Angeles Boy Foretells Marriage Plans in Fanciful Tale
Six year old James speaks of getting a job and marrying Helen, revealing a childlike view of life and future family as he tells his mother he will marry when Helen lays an egg. The brief exchange captures a playful, imaginative moment from a small boy in Los Angeles.
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James
Angeles
Helen
Experience Speaks on an Armed Officer’s Solo Travels
An elderly army officer, aged at least ninety, insists on traveling alone despite family worries. He refused companions and said a man of his age can manage life without a woman, even when urged to bring a companion on a trip to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Los Times
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