Lodge Faces Decision on Pacific Pact and Anglo-Japanese Alliance
Senator Lodge said the Four Power Pacific treaty offers the only way to end the Anglo Japanese alliance and reduce naval competition, while preserving peace and avoiding war. He warned defeat of the pact would derail disarmament and threaten world peace, urging ratification to curb arms and maintain alliance balance.
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United Provis
Washington
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United States
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America
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Japan
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Bea
U S Declines to Join Genoa Conference
The United States will not participate in the Genoa Conference. A note prepared by President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes will be sent within twenty four hours stating non participation while offering to send an observer to the economic conference opening April 10. The move follows a White House meeting with the president and Hughes.
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Genoa
March
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Harding
Hughes
Italy
Veto of Certificate Bonus Plan Feared
Washington March 8 reports show lawmakers anxious as the soldier bonus debate continues. Republican members of the Wass and Seane committees push for clarity while the President signals support for tied payments to certificates, sparking splits over timing and method.
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Washington
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Mmung
Cufkresman
Nicholas Longsworth
Omyrssammin Laspgworth
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United Press Today
Kane Man Named Lieut in Penna National Guard
Harrisburg March The appointment of five first lieutenants in the Pennsylvania National Guard was announced by Vice Governor Lopay Hawi. The officers include Roger Morrisburg Arnold Epstein of Pittsburgh Samuel W. Moore of Kane and Job Crow of Pittsburgh. Others named are McCanness Pittsburgh and 176th P. A. Park time.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Lopay Hawi
Roger Murrisburg
Arnold Epstein
Pittsburgh
P. A. Park
McCanness
Job S. Crow
Looted bonded whiskey heist shocks warehouse district
Complex garbled text reports bandits seizing bonded whiskey from a warehouse early today. It mentions Wilson, Joseph J. Tomulty, Bernard Baruch, and a wartime treaty context alleging sovereignty loss, with unclear authorities and motives.
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March
Sro
Floods and Ice Jams Cause Wide Damage Across States
Reports from New Milford Connecticut Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania and Schenectady New York describe heavy losses from rain and floods. In Wilkes Barre water on the Susquehanna rose to 17 feet with an alarming 107 foot gain since yesterday due to two days of warm weather and heavy rain. Mohawk River at Schenectady climbs as ice jams push water up one foot every few minutes. Residents move belongings to upper floors as flood dangers persist.
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United Prow
New Mitford
Conn
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna River
Schenectady
N. Y
Old Folks Concert in Clymer Draws Big Blizzard Night Crowd
The Old Folks Concert Organization performed at the High School Auditorium in Clymer on February 27 and 28 before a capacity Town Hall audience. All numbers were well rendered, the trip by eleven autos went safely despite a heavy blizzard, and Dearing was absent due to illness.
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Clymer
Lal” Atto
Mr. Dearing
Aifety
Loyal Troops Now Control Limerick
United Press reports that Free State provisional government forces gained the upper hand in Limerick as about 1,000 well armed troops arrived overnight. Royalists were threatened by R.A. forces but appear checked by the stronger Free State presence.
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United Press
Limerick
Loyl
Free State
Comity
Prue State
Held Up Near Home Man Believed of Over $4,000
Two armed bandits robbed Dominick de Ligon as he neared his home in Pittsburgh. He was forced to hand over about $4,000 he carried, and police believe insiders with knowledge of de Licos’s admission to carry large sums may be involved.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Dominick de Ligon
de Luces
Relatives Sought For Man Killed Near Centerville
Authorities search Rochester and Rochester Pa police for relatives of Allen Reynolds of Rochester believed killed near Centerville when struck by a work train on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The 50s man wore heavy clothing and carried a book with his name. he died en route to a city hospital after being found conscious on the train.
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Allen Reynolds
Rochester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Centerville
Reynolds
Oility
N.Y
Alexander and Co
Torr
Warrant Issued for U. of P. Embezzler
United Press reports a warrant is issued for Walter A. Unger, executive at the Evans Dental School of the University of Pennsylvania, charged with embezzlement. A detective agency has posted 250 dollars and trustees promise a proportional reward. The total expected reward may reach about 2,500 dollars.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Walter A. Unger
Evans, Dental School
University of Pennsylvania
Borah Denies Receiving Wilson Letter on Pacific Pact
Senator Borah denies receiving any letter from Woodrow Wilson outlining objections to the Four Power Pacific treaty. He also says he has not written a letter setting forth his attitude toward the pact, according to United Press reporting.
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Wilson
United Press
Washington
March
Woodrow
Tada Tetter
Wilton
Borahaml
Rickard Trial Set For March 20 in New York Court
In New York on March 20, the criminal trial of George L Tex Rickard, promoter, was scheduled by Justice Wossergouel. The case concerns alleged earlier crimes and Rickard faces major accusations as the court proceeds with the docket.
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United Press
New York
George L
Tex) Rickard
Sparting
Liv
Morehath
Wossergouel
Big Oklahoma Bank Closes Doors in State
March 8 report states United Presa bank in Oklahoma City has shut its doors. The institution, described as the largest state bank, halted operations amid ongoing financial pressures. No further details on deposits or reopening announced.
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Big Oklahoma Bank
United Presa
Lolahoma Clt
Ritkzina
Ite
Ing
High School Closed Over Heating Failure Loses Six Days
The article reports prolonged school closure due to heating system failure, with six and a half days lost and a salary loss of 111 dollars per day. It notes payment concerns for teachers and total expenditures, mentions the school board and city officials considering costs, and references attempts to heat building and impact on taxpayers.
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Wulueke
Michel
Ike
Drilling on Green Lease Reported Progress and Delays
Drilling on the Green lease near Lenw n street reached about 800 feet today with operations continuing amid water flow and equipment issues. The activity centers on the Deity nee farm and the Caroll firm well, while the Aquiliy and Oxbow areas show resumed or upcoming work. northern and southern sites anticipate further activity in the coming weeks.
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Bech
Reparations Talks Resume in Paris Across Several Nations
March talks at the Quai d Orsay involve finance ministers from France England Belgium and Italy plus representatives from the United States. They press for a new framework on postwar reparations and economic recovery.
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Paris
United Press
Frases
England
Belgium
Tuarty
Roland Wo Royder
Quai d'Orsay
Cannes
Fire in Cheboygan Claims Two Lives Amid Destruction
United Press reports a deadly blaze in Cheboygan with two killed, including Miss Jennet ScDonald, a telephone operator. Witnesses say a baker Frank Hosler and a boy Peter Law, among others, were injured or trapped as flames swept a telephone building.
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Detroit
Cheboygan
Mick
Jennut
Frank Hosler
Peter Lawy
Weith
Government aid eases farmers' hardship with loans
March report outlines millions in government loans to struggling farmers. A letter from Eugenie Meyer of War Avance discusses financial relations and the aid program, highlighting the impact on agricultural industries and ongoing policy considerations.
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Washington
Harling
Eugenie Meyer
Avance Corporation
Meyer
Epee Abttkotin oRuaniltions
Expedition plans search for Patagonian plesiosaur
United Press reports a planned Patagonian expedition led by Clementi Onetli from Threnos Ate Zoological Gardens aims to reach Lake Teruel in the Andes to study a giant prehistoric plesiosaur. Scientists expect to recover fossils and examine ancient vertebrate forms, including the pineal system and frontal eye, with the scientist Dr. Nelli noting potential great scientific importance.
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United Pres Mends
AURES
Moreh & Ni
Clementi Onetli
Ditbetnr
Threnos Ate Zoological Gardens
Patagonian
Diudar
Momnters
Winpafises Methiselal
Lake
Teruel
Andes
Ollicewine
Esquel
Pilestovniius
Sheffield
Nelli
Plesiosaurus Seen In New York March Report
United Press dispatch quotes Lucas, director of the American Museum of Natural History, stating plesiosaurs thrived ten to twenty million years ago and that a South American sighting may reflect a huge turtlelike marine reptile. The description mentions paddle feet and long neck similar to plesiosaurus.
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New York
Deseriyitiin
United Press
Fa Lucas
Anteriona Museum of Natal
Kansas
Bemet
South Averios
Hunters Prepared to Battle Plesiosaurin Report
Dr Onelli stated hunters will be armed with harpoons and gear and ready to engage if necessary as reports emerge of plesiosaurin sightings near the region around Martin Shetfield. An Englishman claims to have seen the creature about miles from a central point.
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Onelli
Martin Shetfield
Miners press for talks as April coal strike looms
John P. Lewis, International President of the United Mine Workers, says operators refuse to meet in person, urging a national conference. He notes Secretary Davis called for talks and claims both sides should honor contracts, warning of a possible nationwide coal strike starting April 1 if negotiations fail. Washington reports say progress is limited and a strike seems likely without a meeting.
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United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Ind
Davis
New Vairk
Harding
Davig
Coa
Harding Hud
Apri
Ue Tide
Washington
March
Labor
Dyin S
Nationa
Clark Parker Appointed Justice of Peace in Amity Township
Harrisburg report states Clark M. Parker of Uniontown was named justice of the peace for Amity Township. The appointment, approved by authorities, marks Parker as the township’s new local judiciary official.
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Harrisburg
March
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