Local measures lag in lower house as debates slow progress
Five bills passed and one defeated in the House of Delegates session with limited measures under review. The body advanced bills on taxes, education, and public health while committee reports favored several bills including sanitation, education boards, and hospital relocations, with debates delaying action and adjournment set for Monday.
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House of Delegates
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McKendree Hospital
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Tucker County
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MounasHite
Psinking Fund Commission
Billy Weld
Delegate Hall
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Nicholas
Judiciary Committee
Coolidge Plans Summer Trip With Swampscott Stay
President Coolidge plans a summer trip to New England but details remain undetermined Weather and departure time depend on conditions It is possible he will spend part of the vacation at Swampscott Massachusetts at the home of Frank W Stearns. Mrs Coolidge may join him at Plymouth or Swampscott as in past years
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Plymouth
Washington
Coolidge
New
Upngland
Lee’ ‘Waitl
Swampscott
Mans
Frank W. Stearns
Stn
Afrana
Hal Chase Plans Mexican Baseball Victory
Hal Chase outlines a bold idea to promote baseball in Mexico. The article notes his aim to introduce organized play and elevate the sport, with reference to Central Presa and the city of MIENTCey.
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Hal Chase
Central Presa
Mientcey City
Maren
Firstsickers
Fren
Duselall
Uwuaky
Secretary Considers Chaplin Case in Davis DC
Mrs. Haonsh Chaplin of Los Angeles seeks to remain in the United States until March 26 1926. Secretary Travie announces no immediate action to compel Chaplin to depart when the current extension expires next Thursday. Mrs Chaplin admitted March 23 1921 for medical treatment. Her stay has been renewed yearly through attorney action though she remains ineligible for citizenship.
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Maren
Travie
Nas
Haonsh Chaplin
Toe Angeles
California
Charles Chane Hn
Chaplin
Aglush
United States
Visiting Doctor Stricken During Physicians Meeting
While delivering a lecture to physicians at the American College of Physicians and Surgeons gathering, Dr. Allen J Crale of Chicago was taken to a hospital with fears of needing an operation. After examination, specialists found no surgery needed and he rested, with plans to leave the hospital soon. Dr Craig previously fell ill in Winston Salem a year ago and has consulted specialists nationwide since.
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Allen J Crale
Chicago
Loreal
Cealsty
J. F. Cannady
Craig
First Presbyterian Church
Aestine i
Pantone Win
Charleston
Br. Crass
Winston Salem
North Carolina
Flo
Crite
George W. Crite
Cleveland
Allan Craig
American College of Surgeon
Mrs Jessup Heads to Indoor Tennis Finals at Longwood
Brookline mass March 20 Only one title defender remains in the national indoor tennis championships at Longwood. Mrs Marion Zinderstein Jackson of Wilmington Del the winner of the women's singles tile has qualified for the finals by defeating Martha Bayard of Short Hills N J. Anna H Puller of Cambridge also advances to the Me round. The 1924 women's doubles and mixed doubles champions did not enter the state so no champion will be crowned in those events. Mrs J Dallas Corhlere and Mrs William Endicott of Boston will oppose Miss Katherine Gardner of Cambridge and Miss Bayard in the women's doubles final. The pair who won in last year’s early match were Bayard and Gardner, who took the title in straight sets.
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Chestnut
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Anna H. Puller
Cambridge
J. Dallas Corhlere
Wiliaen Endicott
Boston
Will Epruse
Katherine Gardner
Milas Hayard
Fale
Surgeons Present Educational Talks for Laymen in Charleston
Eminent surgeons from across the country addressed lay audiences at the American College of Surgeons clinical centre sessions in Charleston. A crowd filled First Presbyterian Church as films illustrated digestion and medical progress, with talks by Dr. G C Schoolfield presiding and Dr. Ernest Thompson welcoming attendees.
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Sur- Ns
Jaskalghe
Charleston
Roseon
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Schoolfeld
Ernest Thompson
G. Cog Sradfield
Pat Panera
Heepital Wort
M. T. MatKachern
Los Plcal
Gerland Sherrill
Louisville
Ely
Wien
Deserted Wife Seeks Custody In Juvenile Court Case
Mrs Katherine Alston left her husband Tawn for a juvenile ward in Wheeling. A hearing in juvenile court near Philadelphia considered habeas corpus actions initiated by the husband to remove the bride from her mother. Mrs Myrile Sondon of Dennison reported missing. the girl reportedly consented to stay with Wheeling mother. Mrs Alston remains in detention home pending court decision.
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Ailton
Helmis
Curzon To Receive Westminster Abbey Funeral Rite
Curzon will be given a Westminster Abbey funeral rite with the House of Lords in mourning and royal representatives attending. The ceremony follows a long public service record and will end with burial in Kedleston, after a royal procession.
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Curzon
West Minster Abbey
Indicted Ohio narcotics officials face perjury charges
A Cleveland federal grand jury returned indictments against three Ohio narcotics operatives. Howard, Bal, and Williston are charged with perjury and related offenses tied to alleged fraudulent expenses and attempted money peddling through the Cleveland office. The case stems from months of scrutiny of law enforcement methods.
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Aroent Tranktion
Leroy Wartelt
Elected College Officials Tie Up Bylaws Revision
West Virginia church college leaders met to discuss revising bylaws and planning a meeting in May. Participants included presidents from Leronddue College, Davia and Hieina College, Salem College, and Wesleyan, with Bond as secretary and others opposing the bylaw changes. The agenda highlighted church school conditions and athletic conditions within church schools.
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Leronddue College
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Dinesi Alelen
Davia
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Trial of Dr. H C Rhea Ends Without Verdict
In Wayne circuit court Judge adjourned for the night after a sensational arson trial. Dr. H C Rhea, a druggist, is accused of setting fire to a drug store early January 3. Jury seated to hear the case after late afternoon proceedings.
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Charleston
John Marcum
Funiington
Spangel
Turmoil in Paris Assembly Amid Violent Row Over Reform
March 2 Paris reports a heated chamber clash as supporters of a reform bill clash with opposition lawmakers. Fights erupt near the rostrum. president resigns to restore order while bystanders flee corridors.
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Wife Dead After Husband Attack in Abattesian Geert Hospital
County officials learned of the fatal attack on a woman after she was brought to the hospital with head wounds. Coroner M. 13. Kivnd announced an inquest would be held at Bartlett Ungertaine. The husband had not been arrested as of this morning, and authorities offered few details. Mrs. Woods was identified as the daughter of Miron Mrs. John Raines of the Washington hotel.
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Velyer
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Woods
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John Raines
Washington Hotel
Missing Warren Ohio teacher found by Pittsburgh officers
Pittsburgh detectives identified and located a Warren Ohio schoolteacher reported missing. The woman, Britt, claimed memory loss from an apparent accident and could not recount events. Authorities traced her to Pittsburgh where a preliminary identity check was conducted and she was expected to return to Warren.
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Rescue Work At Fairmont Mine Progress Slow
Reports from Fairmont indicate rescue efforts at Bethlehem Mines Number 41 mine progress slowly amid mounting danger. Officials say seven bodies may remain in passageways, with about 23 workers believed in the right passage, and several hours needed to clear the left passage. Rescue teams plan to lift others to the surface by tonight as officials assess exact numbers.
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Wilbur reveals naval air plan for five carrier fleet
Washington March 20 Secretary Wilbur disclosed plans to build five carrier ships to field a swift air wing with more than 10 bombers and a full complement of combat and auxiliary aircraft as an offensive fleet unit. The Saratoga and Lexington would lead the group, with construction underway at Fore River and expected commissioning within two to three months.
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Robbery Tip-off Foils Bandit Attempt Near Parnes
A four from five armed men attempted a hold-up at Parnes Bank Tuesday afternoon but were thwarted by a tip-off. One suspect killed, two wounded, others captured. A separate account notes a bank employee wounded and a cartridge misfire causing a fatal injury to a youth. authorities report mixed outcomes with arrests expected.
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Storm Toll Grows After Tornado Strikes White County
CHICAGO March 2. Reports from Werner's day tornadoes indicate many fatalities and injuries across White County in Spain. Forty deaths were initially listed in Carma area towns but later revised downward as rescues continued. New casualty tallies show ongoing loss and recovery efforts with survivors hospitalized and towns assessing damage.
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Burial Relief Grows After Tornado Toll Reaches 800
In Carbondale and Murphysboro relief networks mobilize as hundreds of volunteers, Red Cross, and state resources converge to aid homeless and maimed victims. Medical teams, supplies, and caskets stream in while authorities warn of continuing danger as families salvage wreckage for shelter. The death toll hits 180 in Murphysboro, with overall losses and displaced climbing as recovery continues.
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Refugees Flock To Relief Stations After Tornado
A Chicago memorial report details the devastation from a tornado sweeping five states. AP tallies dead around 1,600 with nearly 2,000 injured and tens of thousands homeless. Rescue efforts continue as relief centers rush supplies and families seek shelter. Damage totals run into the millions across Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri.
Broadening Probe Hints at Land GrantInquiry
Washington March 20 The congressional committee probing land grants to the Northern Pacific Railway company may broaden its scope to include grants in 1984 and 1870. Testimony from James Kerr of Portland and representatives Williams Michie Baker suggested expanding the inquiry to law and facts related to Branty and the company.
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Four Die in Head-On Train Crash Near Carlisleville Ill
A head on collision at Livia Siding near Carlisleville Illinois killed four people including the motorman and conductor. A work car and a passenger car suffered fatal wreckage with two passengers also dead.
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