Pola Negri Reunited with Chaplin After Brief Break
Los Angeles reports say Pola Negri and Charles Chaplin reconciled six hours after announcing a split and plan to marry. Pola, once renouncing marriage, now wears the ring again while Chaplin is described as hopeful for a wealthy partner, though the couple’s future remains uncertain amid public intrigue.
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Los Angeles
Cupid
Pola Negri
Screenland
Charles Chaplin
Pola
Charley
Becaues
Sharley
Charley Chaplin
Nevaire
Rudolph Valentino’s Rewed Is Delayed By Legal Date
Los Angeles March 2 The planned re marriage of Rudolph Valentino to Winifred Hudnut is postponed in Chicago until California confirms an interlectory divorce decree from last year The decree against Jean Acker was signed March 9 1922 under California law both parties cannot remarry legally before March 10 1923 Attorneys say confirmation will not reach Chicago before that date.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rudolph Valentino
Winifred Hudmnut
Chicago
Valentino
Jean Acker
California
Was Killed by Train While Talking to His Sons
Jackson Michigan March 2 Joseph Nattally 47 a Michigan Central machinist was instantly killed when struck by train 109 westbound from Detroit to Grand Rapids at Elm avenue crossing while on tracks talking with his two sons Joseph 19 and John 20 They were en route to St Stanislaus school to attend a citizenship class and did not hear warning from crossing watchman W H Wright who tried to warn them of danger.
Physician Yes Party To Juror Who Freed Him
Milwaukee judge probes after Dr. T. B. Bours acquitted of manslaughter invites jurors to his home for a party. All twelve jurors reportedly attended including two women, raising questions about juror conduct and decorum following an acquittal.
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Milwaukee
Wis
T. B. Bours
Henit Court
Gehrse
Weather Outlook for Iowa and Chicago Areas
Chicago forecast for the next twenty four hours calls for increasing cloudiness and unsettled conditions tonight into Saturday with colder temperatures expected Saturday.
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Chicago
Iowa
Weather Summary From Nearby Observations
Local observations by Dr H M Stanley over 24 hours end 7. Highest and lowest temps listed for Feb 26 to Mar 2 with rainfall. Feb 26 0.50 inches, 24 above. Feb 27 0.44, 23 above. Feb 28 0.45, 33 above. Mar 1 44. Mar 2 0.68, 42 above. Temperature 1 pm today 69.
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H. M. Stanley
Stenographer Absence Delays Anderson Publicity Probe
New York, March 2. Grand jury sessions probing the 24700 publicity fund of William H. Anderson state superintendent of the Anti Saloon League were postponed until next week due to illness in the family of Eleanor Fitch a stenographer in the district attorney's office. Fitch had taken notes during preliminary hearings and Pecora said those notes must be read before the grand jury proceeds. He also hopes Reverend Dr David James Burrell pastor Marble Collegiate Church and league president may testify at the next session.
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New York
Grand Jury
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Eleanor’ Fitch
District Attorney’s Office
Army Aviator Fatally Hurt In Salt Lake City Crash
Salt Lake City March 2 Lieu tenant Paul M Gonners of Salt Lake City was fatally injured and Sergeant Donald A Templeton of Jackson Mich was seriously hurt yesterday when an army airplane crashed 260 feet to earth at Woodward Field both men stationed at Fort Douglas.
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Salt Lake City
Paul M.gonners
Donald A. Templeton
Jackson
Mich
Woodward Field
Fort Douglas
Impeachment Petition Filed Against South Dakota Governor McMaster
Walter Flanagan publisher of the Labor News filed a petition with the South Dakota House speaker asking impeachment of Governor William H. McMaster on various grounds. The action was announced in Pierre on March 2.
Watson charges not sustained in senate inquiry
Washington reports that a senate investigation panel found Senator Watson's claim that American soldiers were executed without trial in France unfounded. The panel held hearings with army and War Department witnesses and determined the allegations lacked supporting testimony.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Watson
Georgia
France
Army
War Department
Bermuda Craft Owners Profit From Rum Running
In Hamilton Bermuda on March 2 report notes that over January's last three weeks about 8000 cases of whiskey were exported from Bermuda. Boat owners say the cargo is headed for the United States and profit hinges on the risks of smugglin g rum.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Mar
United States
Governor McRae vetoes Arkansas gasoline tax plan
Governor McRae today vetoed a bill that would levy 3 cents a gallon on all gasoline sold in Arkansas. He said the revenue split 75 percent to counties and 25 to the state was unequal and would not provide sufficient funds to meet federal highway aid requirements.
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Little Rock
Ark
McRae
Arkansas
Harding Signs Army Bill and River Harbor Plan
President Harding signed the Army Appropriation bill providing 56.58 million dollars for river and harbor improvements. The House passed the Mississippi river flood control bill authorizing 10 million dollars for six years and sent it to the Senate.
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Washington
Army
Harding
House
Senate
Radicals Threaten Russian Prince in New York
Police search for writers of four letters signed Agents of Free Russia threatening Prince Dmitry Michael Alexandrovich Abbenski of Russia. The prince, in the United States seeking a livelihood, received three anonymous calls and a last letter demanding he depart by March 6. He has lectured for a Russia with an improved government.
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New York
Dmitry Michael Alexandrovich Abbenski
Russia
Romanoff
United States
Enright
Free Russia
America
Murray Brothers Convicted in Liquor Theft Case
Des Moines March 2 Everett and Hyde McMurray brothers were found guilty by a district court jury of breaking and entering in connection with the theft of thousands of dollars worth of liquor from Sheriff Rebb during his term. The jury was out less than an hour, and the verdict carries an indeterminate term not to exceed ten years in the penitentiary.
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Des Moines
Everett
Yde McMurray
Rebb
Brookhart Bill Seeks Sugar Price Investigation
Washington reports Senator Brookhart of Iowa introduced a bill in Congress to probe the recent rise in sugar prices. The move targets market factors and aims to uncover causes behind the sugar advance.
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Washington
Congress
Brookhart
Iowa
Ruhr Allies Take Over Railways in Occupied Ruhr
The Ruhr allies proceed to operate railroads with allied personnel to ease wartime disruptions. General Payot, transportation chief for France, leads the administration and may hire many workers, including hundreds of Germans seeking employment, and imports from France and Belgium are planned to bolster staffing.
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Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Payot
France
Belgium
Arkansas Senator Caraway Sued Over Street Car Altercation
In Washington on March 2 a suit seeks 20090 in damages against Arkansas Senator Caraway by Harry A. Wallerstein a Veterans Bureau employee. He claims the incident followed a street car clash with the senator who allegedly struck him from the rear with his fists and umbrella.
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Washington
District Columbia Supreme Court
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Harry A. Wallerstein
Veterans Bureau
Wallerstein
Caraway
Hindenburg Quotes Rallying German Duty at Hanover League
Berlin March 2 Field Marshal von Hindenburg is quoted by the Tages Zeitung speaking at a Hanover Agricultural League meeting. He says Germans must do their duty and endure sacrifice, even if the last flag is torn and the last sword blade shattered, preferring honor over disgrace.
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Berlin
Marshal von Hindenburg
Tages Zeitung
Hanover Agricultural League
Three Men Held After Auto Chase Near Creston
Sheriff N F Collings and deputies captured three men two miles west of Creston after a pursuit from a hay stack near Summit Lake. A bullet through the car windshield halted the run and liquor, four gallons, was seized. The suspects John McCauley Alvin Cree and Vite Turner were jailed on $300 bonds each to await grand jury action and April term trial.
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N. F. Collings
Creston
Collings
Summit Lake
Frank Collings
John McCauley
Alvin Cree
Vite Turner
Adam Pickett
Union County Grand Jury
New York man reports $62,000 robbed on train
Louis Fischandler of New York told police he was asleep on a train from New York between midnight and 7 am when a thief took $62,000 from under his pillow. The incident occurred while the train traveled to Washington D C.
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Washington, D. C
Louis Fischandler
New York
Cady Chases Bic At Home This Morning
Local report states Cady pursued Bic at home this morning in a case described by The Associated Press. No injuries reported as police continue inquiries.
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Chase Bic
Senator D C Chase of Iowa dies after brief illness
Webster City Iowa March 2 Senator D C Chase a long prominent figure in Iowa politics died at 7:30 this morning after a brief illness He was a former member of the Upper Iowa House and served in the Iowa General Assembly He opposed woman suffrage and was an orator The funeral will be held Sunday at 3:00 pm conducted by Rev Geo Wood Des Moines Selection of a successor will be set by a special election to be called by Governor Kendall for Hamilton Hardin and Wright counties with ten days notice required by law
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Webster Cty
D.C
Catly" Chase
Iowa
Case
Iowa House
Mayo Pres
Fortieth Iowan Assembly
State Assembly
Geo. Wood
Associated Press
Des Moines
Chase
Kendall
Hamilton
Hardin
Wright
Silver City Girl Burns to Death
A distressing accident near Silver City Iowa occurred on Wednesday morning on the H. H. Huffaker farm six miles east of town. The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Ollie Gooden burned to death when clothes caught fire while the mother was away at work. The child inhaled fumes and died a few hours later.
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Silver City
H. H. Huffaker
Ollie Gooden
Chief Justice Taft Helps Painter On Capitol Cut
In Washington on March 2 a painter working on the Capitol dropped his brush. A passing dignitary, Chief Justice William H. Taft, handed it up after the painter called. The exchange ended with a courteous thank you and a modest reply.
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Washington
Capitol
William H. Taft
Sheriff Davis Prepares for Execution at Fort Madison
Waukon Iowa March 9 Sheriff Ben A Davis of Allamakee County begins preparations for the trip to Fort Madison to carry Earl Throst to the gallows upon receipt of the governor's death warrant this morning Throst's attorney seeks evidence to obtain a commutation to life imprisonment Throst was convicted of killing Miss Magnuson a school teacher
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Waukon
Ben A. Davis
Allamakee County
Earl Throst
Fort Madison
Kendall
Throst
Miss Magnuson
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