Council Backs City Stadium By 10 To 2 Vote
City council approves the effort to place an athletic stadium on park land after a 19 to 2 debate. The measure endorses the Roberts regulation for the stadium at the site near Dasebatt Park. Opposition from several ward leaders centered on park land control and broader plant interests. The decision is treated as a recommendation to the park commission.
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Congress
Three Rivers
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Dasebatt” Park
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Park Commission
Howard Mitzeh
Thomas
Miller
Immigration bill splits panel on lifting restrictions
Washington March 1 report says removal of penators and representa ths to protest letters leads 14 of 17 members of the house immigration committee to back a more flexible substitute. The temporary law expires June 30 next and the committee views lifting barriers as potentially triggering the largest migration in world history if enacted.
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F. Mortis Daily News
Hureac
Sion Kane
Washington
House
House Immigration Committee
Factory Fire Claims Thirty, Chaos Injures Many
A large factory fire in Suanghal China on March 11 caused the deaths of women and children who fled windows as workers trapped inside perished. More than a dozen injured, with several rescued by workers, and bodies recovered in the central district amid a collapsed building.
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China
Maren
On Jur y or Murder Trial at Eveningville
Jury selection for Vinsen Wo Caparra charged with the murder of Night Lieutenant William Snyder in Mingo Junction moved slowly as authorities pursue a verdict. Caparra faces potential death penalty. case under tight security and ongoing proceedings.
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Evenville
Vinsen
Caparra
Willam Snyder
Mingo Junction
Fifth City Depot Project Advances in City Council Vote
Cleveland voters face a pivotal move as council approves a regulation for selling city owned Poverty to Vanmweriggen projectors near the square. Independents led by Pete Wit oppose the plan amid a council vote marked W105.
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Vanmweriggen
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Peter Wit
Cleveland
March
State Offers Schools Help Amid Financial Struggles
fragmented OCR text describes state education aid and funding mechanisms. mentions education board applying for grants and the county board considering levy authority. references state supreme court decisions and tax limits.
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Besson
Resianion
Taman
Ween
Manufacturers Voice Protest Over Stadium Plan Fight
Prominent manufacturers from Can sa and nearby districts voiced opposition at a meeting Tuesday about a proposed athletic stadium at Sixth and iBehroyer. GC Charis, vice president of United Al, argued the park board should realign plans to benefit working families and students, urging outdoor venues and extended in-city use for high school programs and public amusements. The discussion signaled broad local concern over funding and access as officials consider downtown stadium options.
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Ekty. Com
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Newman
Uuéle Decison Akalnat
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Keenan
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Bo Tomelty Ixadium
Train Breaks Record in Run
CHICAGO MIT March 11 The record breaking lap from Los Angeles to Chicago of the train tearing Mee Alfred HL Smith widow of the president of the New York Central lines was made in 4 hours 18 minutes Regular running time is 48 hours The train lost only minutes in transferring from Santa Fe to New York Central It left here for New York at 3 45 to arrive at Chapapaun av ford coast to coast run The train was due to pass through Cleveland shortly before noon
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Santa Fe
New York Central
New York
Chapapaun
Atford
Honduras Chief Dead Report Reveals Former Leader Dies
Washington March 11 report states former president Monturas and head of the loyalist government forces in Tevolt died after U S Marines faced action amid the revolution. The cable describes the state department receiving the message from the American legation about the death.
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Tevolt
Washington
Lopers Watierres
Monturas
Oreen
United States
State Department
American Legation
Robin Stories O. K. But Mean Little!
Washington and surroundings faced a early spring forecast thwarted by a storm off Virginia. A nor’easter moved north bringing heavy rain and snow, collapsing telegraph and telephone wires and disrupting communications to several areas.
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D.C
Hlai
Atlantic
Virginia” Capes Tage
Staten
Varlous Pointe
Bootlegging of Immigrants Stirs Officials
New York March 11 Immigrant authorities seek a Washington inquiry into modern bootlegging schemes that trap European migrants for profit. Read about Maria Matatlio and others deceived at borders, her deportation threatened under quota rules, as schemes ferry victims via Cuba or Mexico and exploit lax enforcement.
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Canton Daily News
New York
United States
Washington
Maria Matatlio
Europe
New York City
Orlen
American_authoritien
SINGER'S WIFE AND DAUGHTER HURT IN WRECK
Mre John MacCormack wife of the Irish American singer and her 15 year old daughter Gwen are injured in a wreck aboard the Mediterranean express near Lyons on March 1. They were en route from London to Monte Strait when the derailed train caused the injuries. Five people were killed and 20 injured in the disaster. the MacCormacks were taken to a hospital.
Spain boosts pest a Madrid policy shift
The 4th secretary issued new rules restricting foreign currency purchases to stabilize the peso. The move aims to protect the peso value and curb capital outflows amid economic pressures.
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Madrid
Maren
Congress inaction sparks public protest over 1923 income tax cuts
Washington March 11 President Coolidge urged immediate 25 percent 1923 income tax cuts but Congress failed to act. Public complaints flood in from across the country as administration blames lawmakers and residents await a joint resolution to enact the reduction now.
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David Lawrenc
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Congress
Legislative Branch
Wtters
America
United States
Joint Resolutiona
Maret
Teadrin Congronm
Kenora
Thin Vrata
Repub
Cnc
Muscle Shoals bill hits snag in Senate
Washington Starch Hall reports the Muscle Shoals bill, sent from the House, meets immediate opposition led by Senator George W. Norix of Nebraska. Critics want government control in nitrate manufacturing and private sale blocked, signaling a Senate committee reference after a two year House fight.
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Washington, D.C
Henry Ford
Senate
Ted
George W. Noreix
Nebraska
Agriculture
Ford
Alabama
House
One Killed and Dozens Injured in Burlington Train Crash
Burlington March 11 One man was killed and more than a score injured when the Boston Montreal express left Howton plain and plunged over a steep embankment into the Union river near Barr. A wrecking crew has been dispatched. The train carried eight sleeping cars and there were many passengers aboard. Six sleepers went into the river.
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Union River
Barr
Saint Ashara
Howton Lant
Floods Cut Off Communications In Cairo Area
Floods near Cairo on March 11 cut off communication lines with Palen and isolated many American travelers and residents. Weather conditions worsen as water covers roads and disrupts travel and supply routes. Local authorities coordinate relief efforts and monitor further flooding risks.
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Palenne
Dead Body In Blackmail Case Sparks Chicago Probe
CHICAGO March 11 Amid a blackmail plot a widow learns her baby, given away in France after a wartime affair, may be alive in Kansas City. Attorneys for a Kansas City packer say the child is used to pressure Baum to pay. Investigators seek the child and the blackmailers.
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Chicago
Flanders
Migs Manlo Dring
America
MSNNG
SRR
Complex Interpot Case: Major Milans and Agents in Plot
A sprawling report outlines an Interpot case with Major Milans and agents tied to the 1821 incomes inquiry. Opposition plans a probe led by Walsh while McLean, Pall, and other figures are cited in secret moves. tax reform and presidential messages describe proposed 25 percent income tax reductions for current year.
Mine Tragedy in Castle Gate Sparks Sheriff Probe
Rescue crews reached the main tunnel of Utah Puel Co mine number two and began removing bodies after a blast. Authorities report 171 coal miners were trapped with hopes fading. Gov. Charles I. Stabey urges a relief fund as hearings loom on Sheriff Frank Le Hotycroa for alleged misconduct and illegal activities connected to the case.
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Castle Gate
Utah
Mar
Utah Puel Co
Sinty
Charles I. Stabey
Toledo witness faces Black Hand threat in graft case
Government witness in the Antonio Cangiamiia case reports a Black Hand threat demanding silence and warning of forfeiture if he testifies. Agents describe the wealthy Toledo fruit dealer as a target of extortion while district attorneys pursue evidence in the Giaponal investigation.
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Giaponal
Tonio Canglamiia
Leroasea
Ald
Cangiamiia
Erat
Cheerio Don't Worry Not a Particle Tar News Want Ads
A terse, fragmented line notes that want ads are effective for finding items or messages that have been hard to locate. The tone resembles a cheerful, informal shopper note. The readable text hints at a practical use of classifieds for locating sought after goods or opportunities.
Youngstown Gas Men Open Battle in Court Fight
A court battle pits Youngstown gas dealers against Mayor Charles P g cheibie and officials. Judge George M. Gemter dismisses claims while noting the writ enforces Sunday gas sales bans and duties of law enforcers, but the court declines to support city officials’ broad enforcement.
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Charles P'gcheibie
George M. Gemter
Sehettie
Powell
Beneft
Stolen Car Reports Rise As Inspector Cites Prank Theft
State automobile inspector R. McGill told police his car was stolen. The incident marks the third theft in a month linked to the same make and model, with a suspect later found in Kentucky and involved in a card game. Four men were later arraigned, amid a chain of related incidents and marked cards.
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R. McGill
Stet
Jeveland
Kentucky
Manafeld Reformatory
Trotzky Shot Report Raises Alarm in Berlin
Berlin dispatches report an attempted assassination of Leon Trotsky on February 20 near a health resort where he allegedly lived. A Caucasian man named Ovarill fired three shots, striking Trotsky in the thigh and leg, with observers noting he was confined to internal precautions.
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Berlin
Elevation Plan for Two American Cardinals in Rome
Preparations for the elevation ceremony in Rome indicate two American cardinals will be raised. A secret meeting on March 24 in the Vatican may set the oath moment at St Peter’s transept with Archbishop Mundelein delivering statements. Archbishop Hayes is noted as senior among the American archbishops, expected to arrive in Rome.
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Vatican Panes
St Pichurch
Mundelein
Hayes
Barchy
Extra Session to Aid Schools in Ohio Delayed
Columbus March 11 The question of reconvening the legislature to aid school districts remains unresolved as a Senate committee contemplates shifting authority. The delay, noted by John P. Maynard clerk, affects expected action and comes amid reports of further postponement. Leaders including J. Kryder, J. Atwood, Harry River, and RC. Dun it Wood are cited.
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Columbus
Republican Terislative Committee
Tna
Kembern
Comralites
John P. Maynard
J. B Crom
Senate
J. Kryder
Jenryco
J. Atwood
Franktin Co
Harry River
Prebleco
RC. Dunit Wood
Daugherty on Trial Tomorrow in Washington
On the eve of Attorney General Daugherty’s public trial, a Senate committee hears fresh testimony alleging stock speculation and government insider ties. Witnesses include Elias Mortimer and figures linked to the interior department and Doheny. The panel explores potential revolts and cabinet post trades connected to the Daugherty case.
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Washington, D.C
Haney M.daugherty
Elias He Mortimer
Veterane
Department of Sumtlow
Walsh
Ting
Take
Hamon
Oklahoma
Chia
Bub
Poenan Tor
Vera Prominen
Tenan
Fragmented note on pall of Franc worki France and mispension
Fragmented OCR text discusses pall of Franc worki France and temporary mispension amid financial leaders. It mentions currency stability and possible syndication at a tea rate, with vague references to rates and missing details.
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