Probes to Boost Consumer Benefit amid Sugar Market Protests
Washington reports a government inquiry to probe alleged sugar market manipulation amid rising protests. The Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice are pressed by Secretary Hoover to gather evidence and consider actions against foreign producers if found responsible.
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Civil War Vet Davis Accused of Bigamy and Thefts
Wilkes Barre reports a Civil War veteran Charles W. Davis alleged to have many wives across the country. Police trace claims of marriages and thefts of cash and jewelry tied to matrimonial bureaus. Minnie Cowles of Williamsport says Davis married her in 1921 and took $250 plus two rings. Investigators target further women across Pennsylvania and New York.
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Wilkes Barre
Charlex W. Davis
Tayis
New Haielands
Olio
Ponneyivania
New Yare
Minnie Cowles
Williamsport
Pay
Davy
Feminine Ku Klux Klan to be Launch ed
The Ku Klux Klan imperial ruler William Joseph Simmons announced a new Women’s organization called the Ke mélia. He said the group will function alongside the Ku Klux Klan and admit white Protestant men 18 and over, with rituals to be issued soon.
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United ¥ Reds
Atlanta
Kemélia
National Organization of Women
Tere Wells
William Joseph Simmons
Imperial Imperor
Ku Klux Klan
Aldde
Kuhie Klan
Simmons
Nora White
America
Toosimnana
Nearing Goal for UMPCS Fund with Noted Pledges
A partial report shows UMPCS nearing its $40,000 target with large pledges and honors. Division leaders and captains including Nouri Vaughy Pack and others are highlighted, while executive members and boosters urge further subscriptions as totals reach $160,800 across divisions.
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M. B. Ashton
Ate Smith
Harry Auer
Nod Gil Rooks
R. W. Brown
Howard
ODO
Unclear OCR text fragment from St Louis area note
Fragmentary OCR from St Louis region mentions Suspected bypass of a river crossing and a $10,000 item related to a national bank. Difficult to determine exact events, names, or dates due to garbled text.
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Unite East
Spring Creek Case Reported Settled After Disputes
Reports indicate settlement in a Spring Creek mining dispute involving Wassall Hiley and the Wy thie Spring Creek Mining Company. Officials say audit completion and stockholder implications are resolved though exact terms remain undisclosed. Local financiers and executives in Spry Grease area show continued interest in the milling ward.
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Wilibenation
Ts Contcorn
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Myguel
Maxwell
Cincinnati
Dineymei
Eeu
Protests Rise Over Ruhr Occupation Aims
London reports Holland and Switzerland agreed on a joint note to the International Commission on Rhine Navigation to guard Rhine traffic from French occupation. Vatican envoy to Ruhr scene. Mund spoke at Munich. Britain and Austria react with agreement to Ruhr trade, aiming to curb French and German interference.
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London
Holland
Switzerland
Commission On
Rhine
Manning Telegraph
Vatican
Ruhr
Munch
Chan Felon Mund
Tindenburg
Westminster Gazette
Great Brita
Trico
Yexud
Freoch
Berlin physician unveils gas and revolver defense device
A Berlin physician presents a defense tool claimed to release gases that mimic gunpowder effects briefly but cause permanent harm. The inventor and associates report the device is being tested at the Curry hospital and progress is described as positive.
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United Proax
Lin
de Miemayer
Berlin
Axel
Brock May Face Murder Charge in Philadelphia Deaths
Henry G. Brock, a Philadelphia clubman and banker, was indicted by the Grand Jury on murder and involuntary manslaughter charges tied to the deaths of Ellen Lyre and Mary Murphy. The auto crash occurred as the victims alighted from a streetcar on March 2. Brock, arrested soon after, remains jailed on $30,000 bail awaiting next term.
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Henry G. Brock
Ellen‘Cathother
Mary Murphy
District Attorney's Office
Brock
Drastic Action Planned To End Reckless Driving
A public meeting proposes strong measures to curb reckless driving on Pennsylvania highways. Speakers cite crashes and fatalities to push for stricter laws and enforcement, with Pinchot urging rapid action and traffic regulation reforms.
Pupil Plans to Enter Teaching Face Training Demands
Russell County Superintendent outlines state requirements for teachers. High school graduates must complete two years of normal college work or its equivalent to qualify for permanent positions by 1927. The talk encouraged local students to prepare for teaching careers through summer courses and studies.
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Pyane High School
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Uttey
Fecekmary
Penran
Saints 'al
Hayaigh
Meir
Funeral Services for Mrs Jane Craig
Funeral services for Mrs Jane Craig were held from the chapel on West Pleacot Street Thursday afternoon at 9:90 oclock with Rev Padi Reditger officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers MK Whittlesey N R Dickson Warren A Sted and Clyde Park. Relatives from out of town included Roy Shafer of Pittsburgh.
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Jane Craig
Missouri floods cause millions in damages across areas
A flood disaster in Missouri resulted in extensive property losses and numerous events across multiple towns. Reports describe widespread damage to homes and infrastructure with estimated financial impacts reaching into the millions as authorities assess the scale of the disaster.
New York Inbooze Fraud Trial Involves High-Profile Names
A jury returned guilty verdicts in a complex booze fraud case linking multiple defendants including prominent figures from New York and national networks. Sentences were postponed pending further hearings and appeals while prosecutors seek adjustments to penalties and restitution.
Public Hearing Sought On School Expert's View
A community plea urges a public hearing with a school expert. The event aims to discuss statewide education matters at a local high school campus with attendees expected Saturday morning.
Poles and Lithuanians Clash. Five Killed in Border Fight
Reports from Kovng state Polish and Lithuanian forces clashed near the neutral zone edge. Five were killed as infantry attacked a Lithuanian post, with defenders fighting back and casualties confirmed by United Press.
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KOVNG
Pollets
Defense loses strong point in Foster case
The court ruled out a deposition sought by Foster's attorney to contradict statements from witnesses. The ruling, not dated, affects whether testimony from Teo Me Hi and others can be used, and whether prior depositions can be introduced in the federal and state investigations.
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United Press
ST Joseph
Mirth
Maney
Eeliel
Wiliagy Foster Wingyerd
Pastee
Gomled Roe
Brunt B. Walth
Attornney
Foster
Teo Me
Philudaiptin
Francis Nourow
Young Woman Identified in Pittsburgh Death Case
The body of Lucille Bayt, formerly of Pittsburgh, was identified by her mother on March 23. The coroner said the death resulted from an overdose of sleeping tablets believed to have come from New York City. She had appeared to have been dead about 12 hours.
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Pittsburgh
Lucille Bayt
C 'T
Carson Street
South Side
New York City
Pepper Among Many Backers of President
Republican political leaders across the country rally behind President Harding and Pell of the national committee as renomination support appears broad based and nearly unanimous.
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Harding
Pell
National Committee
Optimistic Prophecies On Reelection Chances
A 1903 Washington dispatch reports optimistic prophecies from Republicans on President Taft’s reelection bid. Congress, party leaders, and supporters praise his administration’s economic gains, foreign policy, and handling of crises while urging unity to secure a second term.
Rome Post Office Fireswept by United Pros
A March 2 United Press report describes a major fire at the central Rome Post Office, damaging the facility and causing substantial losses above five million lire. It notes disruption of telegraph and train services, with several hundred tents and related infrastructure destroyed and connections to Italy France and England interrupted.
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