High Rips for Houses Americans Bid on Furnished Homes
London reports wealthy Americans making large bids for furnished homes amid coronation celebrations. A peer in Parliament notes American offers around 300,000 pounds for properties in London and 80,000 dollars for a three month stay. An owner rejects bids above 100,000. John Hayes Mond, envoy, states the U S will pay 10,000 dollars per week for the Durcott-Coutta mansion.
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Americmna
London
Mitty
Paportich
Ofer
Kim Loydon Rosltones
John Hays Mmemond
Ammbassador
Ted
Unitel Btazen
Durdott-Coutta
Senatorial Deadlock Stands in New York
March reports show no break in the senatorial deadlock as Murphy and Sheahan remain the leading candidates. Friends of Murphy note continued support from major figures, while talks hint at possible shifts but no withdrawal appears imminent.
The Ailments of Women and a Patent Pill
An old advertisement promotes Pillokonex as a universal remedy for female health and kidney vitality. It claims to strengthen all organs, improve digestion, and restore natural functions, touting health benefits and broad effectiveness with a price of 9 cents per box sold by Thomas Downey at 1415a.
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Thoman Downey
Cunningham coal claims and Alaska land dispute rise
Washington March 18 Complaints surge over Cunningham coal claim fraud allegations tied to Alaska lands. Government holds lands in reserve as debates spark over testimony and possible fraud by claim leaders. Ballinger retirement linked to Cunningham case. Nelson bill on development stalled. Commission proposed to study Alaska conditions and prevent exploitation.
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Washington
Complien- Hank
Cunningham Elaine
Alaska
General Land Office
Cunningham
Hin
Walter
Department of Trath
White Honna
Department
Thorn
Movi
Nelson
Fahlinverston
Hallinger
Fenntor
Ehnir
Jogle- Tatfon
Man told to mend ways as wife sues for desertion
Pittsburg March 18 Common Plea Judge Joan D Shater delivered five maxims to the man before ruling in the Fairfax family desertion case. She urged the husband Robert Raits to return home and try again while noting the wife Balnax faces the need for greater support beyond the immediate family. Raits was released on probation.
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Pittsburg
Almay
Werman
Joan D. Shater
Robert Raitas
Fairfax
Balnax
Tole
Persian Gulf Outlet Sought by Perlin March 1948
Disjointed report notes German concerns over a proposed outlet from the Persian Gulf area. Mentions the Baghdad railway, the Port and naval discussions, and ongoing political tensions. Observations reference various factions and future actions, with emphasis on strategic routes and regional influence amidst wartime caution.
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Persian Gulf
Perlin
Wiardonmant
Kovellive
Bagdad Riliway
Poralun
Theodore Sutro Sermane Bering Hesitates as Candidate
Theodore Sutro remains noted as a possible compromise candidate for United States senator amid shifting party alignments. Supporters weigh risks and prospects as regional factions debate strategy and endorsements.
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Sermane
U. S
Compromise Candidate Named by German American Alliance
Albany March 18 The Germans nominate a compromise candidate for United States senator Dr Theodore Sutro president of the German American Alliance The alliance met here and ratified his candidacy A meeting is planned with Governor Dix invited to speak March 21 A resolution changes the national convention venue from Milwaukee to Washington for the alliance’s gathering.
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Albany
United States
Theodore Sutro
Aillanes
Sutro
Dix
The
Alliance
Milwaukee
Washington
El Gringos Hustle at San Antonio Border Patrol Preparations
Soldiers of the U S Army swarm San Antonio as officers organize patrols along the Mexican border. Troop trains move, artillery and cavalry gear are prepped, and calm is urged while locals watch El Gringos on the hustle. Mexican observers note the activity as unprecedented, with officers and soldiers marshaling equipment and personnel.
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San Antonio
Horses Run Amuck In Sworlish Horse Chase And Army Moves
A chaotic horse chase erupts as runaway mounts cross yards and guns in a cluttered training yard. Cavalrymen and officers pursue through piles of dunnage while artillery crews shift guns toward a designated encampment on a long road to the reservation. Debates over a planned El Paso hike unfold as troops stream into San Antonio ahead of border duties.
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San Antonlo
Tex
Sai Antonio
United States Army
Audenelon
Harnés
Whipple Treen
Feader
Wyoming
el Paso
TL Paso
Bill
TD Company
Jim Parkers
Smith
Fort D. A Mussel
Sale
York
Laredo
Fort D. A. Russell
San Antonio
May Go to the Border Ninth and Eleventh Cavalry Ready to Move
In San Antonio on March 1 the Ninth and Eleventh Cavalry regiments, central to the army’s mobility at Fort Sam Houston, are to be prepared to move within two days and likely to the Mexican border near Lorenzo on the Rin Grit. Officials deny formal statements, but high-level opinion favors intervention similar to Cuba, with the U.S. army occupying south of the border until a successor government is chosen. Recruits from Fort Sloctm, New York, and Fortforean Barracks, Mo., plus Colmams Barracks, O., are en route. Between 6,500 and 7,000 troops are in camp at Fort Sam Houston Reservation.
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San Antonio
Mose
Ivnion
Fort Sam Houston
Mexico
Lorado
WisHach H. Carter
Novarhoiesa
Cuba
MADERO WOUNDED IN UNKNOWN STRIKE AT CHOES GRANDES
Fragmentary report from El Pudo indicates provisional president Krandus Mulora was wounded during fighting near Chws Grandes on Monday. Accounts vary on the extent of injuries and the fate of Eduardo Hay, chief of the railway, with conflicting details about the incident and casualties.
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el Pudo
Tex
Krandues T. Mulora
BruTaco
Nico Couns
Madero Antebiaeltur
Lally
Moray
Maloro
Rexport
Eduardo Hay
Ehelnonry
Insurrection and Strife Mark Arkansas Town Event
A shattered report describes rioting in Ansa Priora with casualties on both sides and a note that 17 Americans were killed or wounded. German press weighs U S troop mobilization amid civil unrest and insurrection reports.
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Atel
Notre Thinne University
Hee
Madero
Mes
Mola
Harrinstoy
Ansa Priora
Ark
Rumored Treaty of Alliance Reported in March
Parle reports a rumored treaty of alliance between Mexico and Tapin with hints of closer relations. The claim cites the recent Tapine squadron visit to the Southern republic and notes apparent cordiality. Also, prominent Italian delegate to a conference in Washington, Senator Eferte ton, is reported dead.
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Parle
Mexico
Tapin
Verifio
Mexicine von Che
Try
Nepuntie
Rome
Mure
Avalanche Into Mine Kills 18 in Duluth Virginth Minn
Duluth Minn March 12 The Olive r Mining company reports the Norman mine at Virginth Minn suffered an avalanche Saturday killing 18 workers. Rescue efforts continue as bodies are recovered under ore and rubble. Allan Getert and Joseph Binny were among the dead. Binny was pinned under Mullin Tybers with broken ribs and shoulder injury. Desperate rescue attempts slowed by heavy ore covering the mine.
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Duluth
Minin
Oliver Mining Company
Norman
Virginth
Minn
Getert Allan
Coscners
Joseph Binny
Mullin
Tikme
Stop Look and Listen Bargains in Pianos and More
A bold sales pitch touts liberal terms and low prices for pianos player pianos organs sheet music with over 500 testimonials. The dealer promises nonmisrepresentation and bond protection, urging readers to view current bargains this month.
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