Ratification of Pacific Treaty Seen After Opposition Crumbles
In Washington today opponents abandoned a long fight and accepted a unanimous consent plan to limit debate and set a final Senate vote for March 24 on the four power Pacific pact. The agreement foresees no further reservations or amendments before next Tuesday and limits speeches as the final vote nears.
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Washington
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
Spencer
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Ransdell
Louisiana
Williams
Mississippi
Johnson
California
Brandegee
Connecticut
Harding
Shields
Tennessee
Robinson
Arkansas
Classified Advertisements Index and Listings
An index of advertisements includes multiple firms and services such as banks Exterminator companies groceries and utilities. Names include Provident Savings Bank National Biscuit Co and The Mabley and Carew Co among others. The list appears in a compact classified section with varying business types and entries.
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Eee
En Guarantee Trust Co
Provident Savings Bk. & Trust Co
Loveesthiteveat Aeeee
Csichecssiaee
Drgtot Pear Ouch
Ccae
Winkham
Richard
Roche
Cahor
Mabley & Carew Co
Robert Mitchell Furniture Co
Union Gas and Electric Co
Hioen
Bonds Hidden in Coal Bin Found at Winchester Station
Railroad agent R. A. Mitchell uncovered about seventy five thousand dollars in Liberty bonds concealed in the coal bin at the Waterlock station. Many bonds were registered to officials of the Grottoes State Bank and some may be loot from a burglary on June 30, 1921. Two thirds of the bonds were registered. the rest were railroad and industry issues. Mitchell had been finding papers with the coal for days and pondered their possible cost in the fire during the cold spell.
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Winchester
R. A. Mitchell
Waterlock
Grottoes
N. S
Signor Marconi
Blackmailer Demands 3000 Without Threat
Albert Ness a 15 year Italian merchant tailor at 925 Walnut Street reported two Italian letter blackmail threats dated March 1 and March 11. The letters demanded 500 with no stated consequence, warned of punishment and included drawings of a pistol and bomb. Police advised Ness to go home and sleep.
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Albert Ness
Walnut Street
Eugene Weatherly
Nesi
Third
Sycamore Streets
Italy
Charles Ginocchio
America
Weatherly
Parachute Jumper And His Companion Hart When Plane Falls
Sergeant Eugene Reviere and Sergeant Roland Blake were seriously injured at Mitchell Field when their airplane crashed from about 100 feet during a practice time flight. The motor stopped and observers attributed the failure to a cut off motor. Blake is 46 with twelve years in service. Reviere, 22, has flown at many aviation camps and once parachuted from 12 600 feet at Mitchell Field.
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Mineola
N. Y
Eugene Reviere
Roland Blake
Mitchell Field
Reviere
Blake
Hylan Urges Women to Voice View on Civic Virtue Statue
Mayor Hylan asks New York women to speak freely on Frederick MacMonnies's statue Civic Virtue proposed to replace the City Hall fountain. He calls for a public hearing to decide the statue's fate noting the marble figure shows a caveman like male dominating a prostrate woman while another woman cowers nearby.
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New York
Hylan
Frederick MacMonnies
City Hall
Board of Estimate
Simple youth fools cabbies with rural tale in Cincinnati
A sixteen year old boy dressed in farm clothes told cab drivers at Fourth and Vine he was Norman Hite of Wilmington Delaware and ran away from a Children’s Home. After inconsistencies police and Juvenile Place of Detention investigated, and he disclosed his true story indicating he ran away from Lebanon Ohio. Authorities planned to notify Lebanon police in the morning.
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Fourth and Vine Streets
Arsa
Ruben
Mark Sunthimes
Witter Street
Norman Hite
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Bolles
Hite
Middletown
Lebanon
Albert Hite
Tadpole Debate Grows After Far From Ponds Find
In Pittsburg Kansas on March 15 scientists debated tadpole origins after an unusually distant find. Pastor C J Armentrout found a 3.5 inch specimen on a sidewalk and Mrs William Chimpky found a 3 inch tadpole on her porch following a heavy rain. Naturalist W M Ringle suggested pelicans or Oklahoma cyclones as airborne transport.
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Pittsburg
Kan
C. J. Armentrout
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Ringle
State Manual Training Normal
William Chimpky
Ringle
Oklahoma
Birth of a son to actress Alice Brady in Mt. Vernon
New York report notes the certificate filed in Mt. Vernon for Donald Crane son of actress Alice Brady, daughter of William A. Brady. Brady and James Lyons Crane divorced last January after a two year marriage. Crane is son of Dr. Frank Crane.
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New York
Alice Brady
William A. Brady
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Mt. Vernon
Brady
James Lyons Crane
Donald Crane
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Doom of Bonus Seen
Lawrence reports that the House will pass a soldier bonus bill while the Senate shelves it for the season. He notes White House support for Mellon and predicts a Senate delay, with primaries in 1924 shaping the Republican strategy on the revenue program and a sales tax debate surfacing.
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Lawrence
House
Senate
David Lawrence
T Washington
House Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Ways and Means
the Treasury
Congress
Mellon
House of Representatives
Mr. Mellon
White House
The
Commercial Tribune
Harding
Representative Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Gillette
Florida
Fordney
Mr. Harding
Executive
Margarete Matzenauer Pleads For Husband To Return
San Francisco March 18 Mme Margarete Matzenauer appeals to Floyd Glotzbach, Del Monte chauffeur, to return as she faces an expected event. Glotzbach says he is through with theater life and remains in his chosen job, defending his right to earn a living and denying any quarrel with his wife. He notes permanent separation and returns to work driving tourists. The diva heads to St Louis for a concert while legal counsel is consulted.
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San Francisco
Mme
Margarete Matzenauer
Floyd Glotzbach
del Monte
Glota
San Francisco Examiner
Glotzbach
Faust
Marguerite
Mephisto
Glotzback
Mme. Matzenauer
Opera Star Denies Husband Limelight Statement
Joplin report says Madame Margaret Matzenauer dismisses a San Francisco interview quoted Floyd Glotzbach as claiming to quit the limelight. She calls the piece a joke and says the language is not her husband's, noting the interview resembles a reporter’s fanciful creation.
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Joplin
San Francisco
Floyd Glotzbach
Margaret Matzenauer
Matzenauer tale of quarrel with Glotzbach told
Papa Mephisto Matzenauer presents his version of the marital feud involving Mme. Margaret Matzenauer and her chauffeur son in law Floyd Glotzbach. He claims no break with her while Glotzbach says he quit, and describes a quarrel he heard and witnessed.
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New York
Mephisto” Matzenauer
Floyd Glotzbach
Mme
Margaret Matzenauer
Mme. Matzenauer
Glotzbach
Black Cat Restaurant Probe Ends With Bail In Prohibition Case
Detective Dowd testified in police court about obtaining liquor evidence at the Greenwhich Village Black Cat Restaurant. He paid $3 and obtained a half pint of whisky, linking waiter John Adriano manager Albert Fossott and others in the alleged violation. Each staff member faced $500 bail after pleading not guilty.
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New York
Dorothy Wilson
Houdini on a Tiny Prison Breakout in Dope Case
In Cleveland a 23 year old, 90 pound prisoner defies guards by breaking free from restraints. She tore a rope from her skirt, escaped a cell, and later escaped a straitjacket. Authorities say she remains under guard on a dope charge and again threatens self harm if denied drugs.
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Cleveland
Charles B. Stannard
Stannard
Dickinson Trust Company Closed on Order of State Bank Commissioner
The Dickinson Trust Company of Richmond Indiana was closed by order of State Bank Commissioner Charles W. Camp after Edgar F. Hiatt the president allegedly unloaded about $660000 of securities deemed undesirable without directors knowledge Depositors faced long lines and police were called to control crowds The bank planned to resume after removing bad assets and naming a new president The Dickinson firm traces back to 1870 with current capital stock of 200000 and a December 31 1921 surplus of 125000 and profits of 30650.60
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Richmond
Ind
Dickinson Trust Company
Charles W. Camp
State Bank
Edgar F. Hiatt
Camp
Hiatt
Trust Company
J. Dickinson & Co
Joseph
Samuel Dickinson
Ireland
Dickenson
Dickinson Loans Company
Harding Pauses as President Shakes Hands in St Augustine
President Harding strolled through St. Augustine with Under Secretary Fletcher greeting locals. He toured points of interest, rode with a vacation party, visited his hotel, and attended a reception with Mrs. Harding for about 1,500 winter visitors before expected return to Washington.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Associated Press
Harding
Fletcher
United States
Palm Beach
Florida
Washington
Patrolman Shot Fatally in Brooklyn Hold-Up Battle
New York March 15 Patrolman John McMail was mortally wounded in a pistol battle with two bandits on Cutter avenue Brooklyn Samuel Cohen rushed to aid and shot one of the suspects through the neck He was taken to a hospital where his condition is serious
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New York
John McMail
Cutter Avenue
Brooklyn
Samuel Cohen
Windsor Ghost Among Residents Troubling Crandall Family
Windsor Ontario reports a registered ghost, Leo Leonard, who died in Jackson Michigan. Crandall, son in law, says the specter moans for Flossie and Pearl and grew violent, lifting him from a chair and slinging him across the room near his wife.
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Windsor
Ontario
Leo Leonard
Jackson
Mich
Franklin Crandall
Flossie
Pearl
Crandall
Obenchain Defense Focuses on Old Fashioned Love Story
Defense in the Madalynne Obenchain murder trial argues Kennedy loved her deeply and that no malice existed. Counsel asserts co defendant Burch did not kill Kennedy, cites letters and Obenchain’s character, while the state prepares closing remarks tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Jud
H R. Rush
Obenchain
Rush
Kennedy
Arthur C. Burch
Madalynne
Burch
MacDonald
Asa Keyes
Bomb blasts hit Chicago amid labor turmoil
Three bombs exploded in Chicago within 24 hours. Police blamed labor trouble at a plant for the attacks. The first shattered Charles J. Agnew’s home on the gold coast, the second damaged Peter Fortier’s house, and a third bomb was found under the porch of John L. White, Continental Can Company manager.
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Chicago
Peter Fortier
Fortier
Gold Coast
Charles J. Agnew
John L. White
Continental Can Company
Mary Miles Minter Sails for Honolulu
Mary Miles Minter the motion picture actress registered as Miss Shelby sailed from San Francisco on the steamer Wilhelmina bound for Honolulu.
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Mary Miles Minter
Honolulu
San Francisco
Shelby
Ghost hunter links fires to young girl in haunted Nova Scotia home
Dr. Walter Prince reports Mary Ellen MacDonald caused fires and other odd happenings at the Caledonia Mills MacDonald residence under an altered consciousness. He cites the girl as not morally culpable and entertains the theory of a discarnate intelligence influencing events.
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Associated Press
Halifax
Mary Ellen MacDonald
Alexander MacDonald
Antigonish
Walter Franklin Prince
MacDonald
Caledonia Mills
Mary Eden
Prince
Harold Whidden
Halifax Herald
P. C. Carroll
MacDonalds
Mary Ellen
Esther Cox
Amherst
Hyslop
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