Bank Officials Face Embezzlement Probes Across Ohio Banks
Ohio state officials plan criminal prosecutions against officials of Columbus Savings and Trust Company and Cincinnati and Ashtabula banks over unlawful state deposits. Special counsel and Prosecutor Turner say state funds were diverted with interest pocketed by ex state treasurers. The move aims to recover interest from banks and pursue bondsmen, with a $10,000 appropriation requested for graft investigations.
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Family of Ten Sought Shelter at Goshen Police Station
A coal miner James Atkinson from Volant Pennsylvania with his wife and eight children were stranded in Goshen New York after Erie Train No 4 was not stopping there. Lacking funds they sought shelter at the local police station, where they were cared for overnight.
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New Prussia Laws Impose Rescue Duty and Drunkard Liability
Berlin reports two new laws in Prussia. The first requires a person to respond to a cry for help or attempt a rescue when safe to do so else risk imprisonment if the救 victim dies. The second holds intoxicated individuals legally responsible for their actions.
Cardinal Respighi Dies Darkening papal jubilee plans
Special Cable to Commercial Tribune Rome March 22 Cardinal Peter Respighi Vicar General to Pope Pius died after influenza illness. The Vatican mourns as plans for a simplified jubilee near Easter are adjusted with the Pope’s health and pilgrim rules to be observed.
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Whipping Post Debated as Crusaders Demand Punishment
Crusaders urge harsher penalties for pandering and related offenses. The call lights a public debate on crime reform and justice measures in the community. Authorities weigh constitutional constraints while pledging firm action against offenders.
Weather Bureau Chief Moore resigns. Dabney urged as successor
Washington, March 22. The President accepted Willis L Moore’s resignation as Chief of the Weather Bureau with effect July 31. Democratic, Moore sought a Wilson Cabinet post amid pressure from supporters and a public clash with Rep Akin over his campaign methods. Interest shifts to Charles W. Dabney of Cincinnati as ideal successor.
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Transformation of Tuberculosis Patients Shown By Clinic
Ten patients inoculated by Dr Friedrich Franz Friedmann report health gains at a Berlin clinic, with weight increases and reduced symptoms. An 18th patient list includes pulmonary TB and bone afflictions. Dr J S Atkinson denied entry due to residency rules.
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Marionette
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New Tubercular Serum Announced From Rome
A Sardinian chemist named Varchis submitted a serum cure for tuberculosis to the Director of the local clinic. Positive results have been obtained by subcutaneous injections. A bacteriological analysis shows the serum is the Koch bacilli with decreased activity and an inimical influence on the tubercule bacillus. Official announcement awaits completion of experiments.
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McFadden to Open Cancer Research Institute in Liverpool
John C. Mc Fadden of Philadelphia has completed arrangements to open an institution for researching cancer and contagious diseases in Liverpool next May. He sailed for New York today.
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John C. McFadden
Philadelphia
New York
Man hospital bound after explosion from own bomb in park
Henry Klotz, a city draftsman, was severely injured by a bomb he apparently made. He lost an eye and several fingers, with nails and slugs injuring his face. Police found an arsenal at his Fulton avenue home and note the blast may have come from his own device.
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Madeline Herrera
Beeson
Whee Mclotn
Engineer's quick brake saves Montreal to Boston train
In Lyndonville Vermont on March 22 an engineer halted a Montreal to Boston local as a flood weakened a bridge. The engine and crew plunged into the river after the abutment failed. both escaped with minor injuries. Passengers exited and learned a second nearby bridge had also been swept away.
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Eastman
Allies and Turkey Agree To Let Powers Mediate
Allied nations and Turkey announce mediation by international powers to address tensions. The move follows diplomatic talks aimed at de-escalation amid regional strains and calls for a peaceful settlement.
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Peace Terms for Turkey and Its Neighbors Restated
The article outlines proposed terms for redrawing Ottoman borders in Europe. It states the frontier starting at Enos and along the Maritza and Eugene rivers to Midia, with western territories ceded to the Allies except Albania. Crete would be abandoned by Turkey and indemnity discussions would involve Allies in an International Commission in Paris. Hostilities to cease once bases are accepted.
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Balkan War Near End as Powers Push Mediation Plan
London reports Easter dawns with signs the Balkan war is essentially over despite threats of renewed conquests. The powers propose mediation terms in Sofia with no indemnity and a ceasefire upon acceptance, while Turkey awaits settlement and Montenegro faces Austrian demands over Scutari.
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