Burlington Flood Leaves Four Missing In Widespread Destruction
Burlington, Kas March 21 heavy floodwaters swept through the town after a cloudburst filling the principal station area with water. One body recovered, four missing, and property damage estimated around $1,000,000 as walls of water overwhelmed streets and business districts. Rescue teams searched late into the night for victims and aided residents stranded by floodwaters.
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Burlington
Agreigton
Kynsy
Win Railay Daityd
Prem
Kiel
Iver Arid
Iyotihd Heslington
Tata Raphy
Nurlington
Kas
Rte
Margaret McCallinn
Huis Rock Ieee
Mieg
Cevin Sailr
Main Stort
Russell
Moe
Melty McGee
Slee Hairy
Slee Hairy Romuted
Jaca Seteyl
Roel
Baseball Fans Meet Tonight for Club Talk
Tinetail payers and fans plan a fuller meeting at the Mont municipal building tonight. Elvetson, a prospective manager, is expected to be discussed as a candidate for the post. Fred Weaver may also be considered for a leadership role as the club negotiates its future.
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Mont Vipal
Elvetson Bf
Temps
Fred F
Murder Story Fragment Lacks Coherent Details
Fragmentary dispatch reports a murder occurring while the husband slept with garbled
Ohio Gubernatorial Race Faces Beer Issue
Cleveland dispatch reports the Ohio gubernatorial race centering on prohibition questions. Durand and White push distinct anti and pro temperance stances while allies warn of strong interest influence. Whitt and allies predict a hard fought campaign shaping state and national outcomes.
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Ohio
Big Erie Plant Destroyed After Fire Loss Estimated at 400000
A major blaze destroyed the Hui hop Of Ute Taian Iron Works plant in Erie. About 100 workers were employed, with orders on the books totaling nearly a million dollars. Firemen aided by the city battled the flames into the evening as walls collapsed and nearby tracks were endangered. One firefighter suffered a fractured foot, others suffered minor injuries, and officials considered the site a total loss.
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Leare
O Iai
Tenotiloch
Muntevinds
Knobloch
Kropoth Ford
Hamot
Wiremin Krayeski
New York Central
Button Removed From Windpipe Of Small Girl
United Press report from Philadelphia says a four month old girl in Potistawa, Pa, was saved by removal of a button swallowed last November. The child could breathe only through four small holes in the windpipe, an unusual case that attracted medical attention.
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Phladedpula
Louise Notte
Potistawa
Jefferson Anilal
Durliie
Kansas Court Acts to Prevent Miners' Strike
Topeka court orders coal operators and miners union officials to appear, aiming to stop a general strike set for April 7. A temporary order was issued this morning to prevent disruption and compel testimony in the dispute.
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Topeka
Kaos
Hantis
Trinh
Kies Cial Pninere
Jou Dal
Ordler
Spineral Union
Toxmke
Pacific treaty fight ends as opponents quit effort to block pact
Senate members abandon resistance after reservations and amendments fail. Article 1 passes 74 to 0. Article 3 and 4 receive support, while La Follette and other objections are defeated. Debate centers on binding provisions and the life of the treaty before final ratification.
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Deska
Senate
LaFollette
Walsh
Montans
Robinson
Accrel
Poindexter
Girl Claims Ill Treatment Runs Away From Home
A girl about fourteen, later said to be fifteen, sought shelter at the home of Mr and Mrs McCray in Concord township five miles from the city. She said she was mistreated by her stepmother and planned to run away toward Spartansburg. After spending a night and receiving food, she left this morning walking south along country roads, claiming she lived with her father in the city. She gave the name Macine tyre and was described as warmly dressed in a long coat, a Jenittad 54P, shoes and rubbers.
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Min Thayer McCray
Concord
Spartansburg
Spartans
Advics
McCray
Diel
Jas
Macinetyre
Senate faces backlog as bonus bill stalls in upper chamber
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Soldiers' Bonus bill clearing the House may stall in the Senate amid Democratic pressure for early action. Republicans face questions from Senator Harris while La Follette and Walsh proposals clash with Brandegee reservations, amid broader fights over treaties and Philippine independence.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Tlarrition
Radio outfits eyed for Hose Company in city
Hose Company explores installing a radio receiving set at the Bre fighters' Club and Stanford Base Company rooms to broadcast news and sports to members. A committee led by Paulser Downey Pearse Cudy and Sears will study feasibility with plans for amplifiers and larger sets. Local homes already host units, signaling growing amateur radio activity citywide.
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Columittes
Bre
Ae Sport
Wesley Pearse
Roy Cudy
Lous Sears
Westinghouse
JS. Rogerson
Lyo Gordon Alsn
East Soult
Drilling Progress On Green Lease Test Well
Test drilling on the Gress lease Fourth ward continued to about 1600 feet with formation shale encountered. A 3000 foot cable has been received and placed in service as testing proceeds with plans for further tests on multiple leases regardless of current outcomes.
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Farnsworth
Fourth Ward
Gyndite
Scout Suburbs of Capital Hunt Brutal Negro Attacker
A mob with hounds hunted a black assailant near Jackson State Virgin, near the capital, after a brutal attack on a 25 year old woman. The victim, chained and left in a barn, regained consciousness and walked to a neighbor as doctors said her condition was serious.
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Walted Press
Washington
Jackson State
Dector
Defense in Rickards Case Opens Today
Promoter George L Rickard faces charges of mistreatment of Sarah Schoenfelij. Defense lawyer Max Steur will try to prove an alibi, arguing Rickard was not at Madison Square Garden when the alleged incident occurred. Court proceedings begin before Judge Wachservogel.
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United Press
New York
George L.rickard
Sarah Schoenfelij
Acd
Atterney
Rickard
Wachservogel
Max Steur
Richard
Midistut Square Garden
Sarah
Humous Tower
Los Angeles Earthquake Shakes City March Day
A strong quake struck Los Angeles on March 2 causing residents to spill into streets. No major damage reported, but the event disrupted daily life as authorities assessed affected areas. Local officials urged calm as emergency crews surveyed neighborhoods.
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Ty United
Los Angeles
German Mark Drops to New Low on London Exchange
United Press reports the German mark collapsed on the London exchange and opened at 180 to the pound, signaling a sharp depreciation amid market stress. Traders watched the rate as it moved to a fresh low and noted heightened volatility in early trading.
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London
United Press
New York
Mareh Jb
Tes Germar
Shane
Missing Flying Boat Off Florida Sparks Search
Suited Press AUAMEHa reports preparations to rescue the missing Moise StiamI flying boat between here and Rimini. The craft with Pilot Robert Moore and four Kansas City couples disappeared after a noon takeoff. A fleet of planes searched the waters without success as authorities remained hopeful it might have landed near Bimini. A report of an engine sound near Engel Fish Creek prompted another aircraft dispatch.
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Auameha
Rimini
Lawrence E. Smith
August Butte
Kansas City, Mo
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Memphix Enn
Engel Pish Creek
Westerday
Rumors of a massive railroad merger swirl on Wall Street
New York March 21 Wall Street eyes a five railroad consolidation forming a giant system rivaling the Pennsylvania and New York Central. A proposed Pere Marquette Ann Arbor pattern sparks speculation that the new network could include Delaware Lackawanna and Western New York Chicago and St Louis Toledo St Louis and Western Pere Marquette and Ann Arbor upon completion.
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New York
Syston
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Wall Street
Newtons Et
Ann Arbor
Pere Mar Aiuette
Delaware
Lackawanna
Funeral services in memory of Mr Cross
Advices from Greensboro report funeral car Vier to be held today in memory of L. B. Cross a former Corry educator and poultry businessman. He died earlier this week after a pneumonia attack. Interment will be beside Greensboro Cemetery. Survived by wife and four children his father POS Cross a Dratlict and two sisters. Born Parkton Maryland July 1 1878 he was educated at Lebanon Valley College. For years he worked in education then supervised Corry Schools and later partnered with J J Desmond in the poultry business. The Dromum Farms and Eglantine Pastis were under his direction. He wrote for trade papers and magazines and was recognized as a leading poultry expert in the country.
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L. B. Gross
Corry Lita
Eglantine Farms
Gside
Cross
Hildren
Pos Cross
Bor
Parkton
Maryland
Lebannon Valley College
Steius
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J. J. Desmond
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Grost
Samuel Morse Civil War Veteran Dies at 70
Samuel Morse, a well known longtime resident and Civil War veteran, died last night at the home of Mrs. Mary Fuller after years of care. He survived by one sister and was a member of Pont 7 and the LOOP. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at the Alliance Church with Pont 70 members attending.
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Focal
Mary Fuller
Mone Luarl Best
Pont, 7
The
LOOP
Franklinville
Alliance Church
Pont’ 70
Pont
Split in Miners Ranks Averted Across Several States
United Press reports a near split among miners as talks with President Harding and cabinet members seek to avert a coal mine strike on April 1. Key figures include Benjamin C. Marsh urging action, and Illinois miners threatening a separate wage deal, with interstate wage conference under discussion in Washington and Indianapolis.
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Tardinig
Wim
Gereral Daugherty
Labor
Davie
Pratialus
Harding
People's Reconstruction League
Benjamin C. Marsh
League
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Indiana
Minos
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
United Mittle Workers of America
Franke Yarrington
Ilinois
Te Mine Policy Committee
Illinois
Repair Break in North Center Street Water Main
Repairs were made at noon to a leak in the water main on North Center Street. The leak developed overnight from a loose joint and caused water to seep onto the pavement. Workers diverted traffic and carried on repairs under the Valley tracks with minor delays. Repairs were nearly finished by early afternoon with no further trouble reported.
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Ruppersburger
Trea
Ainth Grand Wong
Thy
Dhe
Offidala
Jolay
Oui
Steeplechase Event Report From Liverpool
Liverpool reports a steeplechase event with local participants and owners listed. The fragmentary text mentions RR Byala and Allie Strenchy with unclear results.
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Eng
Mayie Hell
RR Byala
Sea
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