Saunders Rile Defeated In Telephones Bill Vote
The Des Moines and Ta area Senate and House debated regulation of telephones with Saunders Rile defeated on a 78 to 27 vote. The bill would declare telephones common carriers under state authority, while local measures faced opposition. Senate proceedings continued with debate on related bills and committee actions as final decisions were not yet reached.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Java
Uw Saundersmith
Lake
Wil
Senate
Bonator
Gilchrist
Filion of Scott
Menate
Teute
St of Th Chambers of Commerce
Coats Named Towner 10 Porta Rd Saturday
Washington March 27 William 8 Goats of Shanue Lake NY selected for attorney general of Porte Itico replacing the resigned incumbent. Secretary Weeks said President Harding would announce the appointment on his return from Florida. He will call for La Salvamar Saturday with Horace M Towner, former town congressman, recently appointed to succeed B Mont Riley as Governor General at Porte Itheo.
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Washington, D.C
Williiam
Shanue Lake
N. Y
Porte Itico
Weeks Wald
Harding
Florda
Antst
la Salvamdar
Horace M. Towner
B. Mont Riley
Porte, Itheo
London Traffic Breaks Record
London reports a record 1,174,000,000 passengers carried by omnibuses and underground railways in the year, up 72,000,000 from 1922. Total distance run reached 163,100,000 miles, an increase of 7,500,000 miles over 1921.
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London
London Omnibuses
Weather Forecast From The Association Chicago
The following weather indications for the next twenty four hours are generally fair on Wednesday with colder conditions tonight.
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Associaton
Chicago
Weather Summary From March 21 to 27 Observations
The following totals show 24 hour observations by Dr. H. M. Stanley. March 21 44 above none. March 22 47 above 5 in. March 24 45 above none. March 26 47 above none. March 27 39 31 above Nour. Temperature at 1 p.m. today 44.
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H. M. Stanley
Med
Ambition and Death Plague an Aging Star in Final Act
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Sarah Bernhardt’s fame and the persistent pull of the stage as illness gnawed at her. The notes describe her longing to finish a role, the toll of physical pain, and the wish to die in performance, alongside references to Sir Mary Irving and a Paris sickroom cadence.
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Sarah
Bernhardt
Sudioncer
Thormhandt
Meary Irving
Paris
Phyaicians
Sneha Gultry
Skethn of Bernhardt 7b Years and Triumphs Ahead of Decline
The piece recalls Sarah Bernhardt known as the world’s greatest actress. It recounts her birth, early debut, notable triumphs in France and England, and her enduring stage presence into old age despite injuries and health setbacks. It notes critics' attempts to downplay her right to fame and her remarkable vitality on stage.
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Sarah Hersey
Setreme
Setreme Enpalde
Soar
Muel Heights
Monly
Mar Motor
Dewist
Rand Champ
Cordelia
King Lear
Odeon
Victor
Gira
Ruths
Sue
England
Twitter
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Tela
America
South America
New England
Althoust Garethin
Allerica
Bernartis
Pemtardt
Two Women Burn To Death In Detroit Mental Home Fire
Two unidentified women inmates died in a fire at the Crunry home in Blolw near Detroit Michigan. The blaze began in a portion of the brick building as workmen used a torch in the boiler room. Police and fire officials investigated the cause as a possible accident or careless use of a torch.
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Detroit
Mich
Crunry Hone
Blolw
Physeopathic Want
Jurors Child Causes Delay in Herrin Trial
Judge D T Mattwell halted the Herrin riot trial after juror Edward Mohler’s child, a Marion area farmer, fell ill with scarlet fever. The recess follows a prior eleven day pause caused by Vines, marking the second delay in the trial proceedings.
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Morion
D.T. Mattwell
Edward Mohler
Mile
Marion
Vines
British Women Prefer Kitchens, My The Associated Prom Lonton
March 26 census figures show 367 of every 1000 employed in domestic service, 145 in clothing manufacture, and 125 in clerical work. Commercial and financial houses employ the largest share of new labor for such concerns.
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Prom Lonton
Iowa Stock Raisers Complaint Protest by Rail Cartels
A garbled 1920s style notice shows Iowa stock raisers protesting railroad companies and state authorities. Named groups include Corn Belt Prohigers and Americanina at Live Sick Stingers. The fragment hints at a coordinated complaint about stock transport rules and regulatory actions with limited readable details.
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Writhington
Esi
Cornalt Prohigers
Rumisiation
Peeee
Purity at Risk as Adulterated Roses Threaten Trade
An article discusses a Bulgarian industry linked to altar rose products, detailing how adulteration harms purity and price stability. The government plans to spend funds to improve detection of adulterants and restore confidence in the true product.
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Bulgaria
Rons
Daugherty’s Son Connected In Beauty Model Case
New York reports Assistant District Attorney Pecora and Inspector Coughlin involved in linking Drayton Daugherty, son of a U S Attorney General, to Dorothy Keenan, a motel beauty found murdered last week. Authorities tie him to a wardered woman and possibly a gang using her as a devise. Tallaherty mentions knowing Keenan but denies intimacy and notes a Thursday phone lead toward the same suspects believed to have plucked John Marshall.
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New York
N.Y
Pecora
Coughlin
Drayton Daugherty
U. & Attorney General
Dorothy Keenan
Daugherty
Devon
Tallaherty
Alas Keenan
John Marshall
Marshall
Denver Grand Jury Probes Liquor Scheme Leader Resigns
In Denver a grand jury investigates an alleged liquor party linked to known defense figures including Lou Blonger A W Duff and J French. Clarke a long time Denver political figure resigns amid the inquiry as the county grand jury continues the probe into the confidence game case and alleged liquor party staged last Saturday.
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Denver
Ane Clarke
Aberitf
Lou Blonger
A.W. Duff
J. French
Grand Jury
Clarke
Grand Dry
Trial in Benton Harbor Immorality Case Resumes
In federal court here the Hansells seek 80 000 from Benjamin Purnell leader of the House of David colony at Benton Harbor Michigan. The defense continues to present witnesses to refute charges of immorality raised by the plaintiffs regarding their time with the sect and the couple's investment and labor there.
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Grama Sapiis
John W. Hansell
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
Hansell
Emma Harvag Reelected Mayor At Iowa City
Emma Harvag reelected mayor of Iowa City by a 30 vote margin over her Democratic challenger. The report notes a $20,000 bond line for a bathhouse project, reflecting local civic finance matters.
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Emma Harvag
Iowa
Peae Towa City
Mani
Mma Marvac
Gas Oe
D_ Wirley
Dafatial
American University Honors Prince of Wales ceremony recap
The Prince received honorary initials at American University amid praise from officials including George Maclean, former Nebraska chancellor. Attendees noted long ties to higher education and lauded the prince's influence on American academe as the ceremony followed tradition and featured high profile mentions.
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U. U
Prince of Wales
Laudong
Welet
de. George
Maclean
Neb- Faska’University
York
Amor Uence
Htt
Bates
Manila officials jailed for bank fraud in 1930s case
Manila AP report states Paul D. Rogers former Sulu governor and John Milaren ex-cashier of the Philippine National Bank branch in Manila were sentenced to three years imprisonment for fraudulently obtaining more than $50,000 for the bank. The American Asiatic fleet had returned to Manila after cruising in the Star Day.
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News of
Manila
Associated Press
Star Day
Mantia
Paul D. Rogers
Sulu Province
John Milaren
3Nio
Phillipine National Bank
Denver Swindle Gang Jury Deadlocked in Cold Deliberations
The jury for twenty alleged confidence men, part of an international ring accused of swindling dozens of people, has not reached a verdict after forty seven hours of deliberation. The court remains hopeful the case will end with a clear decision.
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Denver
Be Ng
Allies to Send Note on Angora Talks From Lausanne Plan
London March 27 reports the Allies will dispatch a note to the Angora government detailing the Turkish police plane situation and stating readiness to renew negotiations. It is understood Lausanne will be the scene and mid April the time for the conference.
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London
Eng
Angora
Lausanne
Keith Defeeds Divided Foes In Landmark Victory
The election results show Keith leading the Peppies ticket with Ted as key ally. Aldermanic races produced close margins, McCrury Pickett forces faltered against Keith division, while Anstey and Hanson claim strong eastern and southwestern wins. Strunce and Valin clinched reelection with narrow margins, and unopposed incumbents head to another term. Total vote totals and ward by ward breakdown highlight a tight election with Keith secure overall control.
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Keith
Peppies
Ted
Abe
Citizen'a
Charles Metros
Adam Pickett
Onda
Unn
Pickett
Anstey
McCrury
Treasure
John Kattel
Feta
Italian L3 Or Hoveuken Ru Strain Sparks Fray
A garbled report describes a clash or dispute amid Italian and local factions. It mentions a seizure near Whineden, a large number of Tovarkmen brought in, and new machinery being tested at Rhinebaden, with ongoing operations and authorities uncertain about outcomes.
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Rhinebaden
Whineden
Tovarkmen
Inebaden
Nelsans
Bishops and Priests Condemned by Asacormiad Prose Dare 27
Despite chaotic phrasing, a state court found Archbishop epiiak and Vicar Demeral Burokarhah among 16 priests condemned. They were sentenced to death with a stay of execution possible as the case drew international scrutiny about the Soviet government opposition.
Stunt Flyers Die In Rolla Crash Near Dodge City
Two Hugoton men D Hainds and Stewart Holman were killed when their returning plane with pilot William Dougan crashed southwest of Buoiti night near Rolla Kansas. Dougan was severely injured in the exhibition flight incident.
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Dodge City
Kas
D. Hainds
Stewart Holman
Hugoton
William Dougan
Manter
Rolla
Arly Buoiti
Wight
Malian Steamer Gailla Sunk After Gale Near Atlantic Coast
The Italian steamship Gailla, en route from New York to Italy with a cargo of wheat, was caught in a gale and abandoned off the Atlantic coast near Norfolk. It was sunk by gunfire from the coast guard cutter Seneca.
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Norfolk
Gailla
New York
Italy
Avantic
Coast Guard
Seneca
London Population Rise Highlighted by Metropolitan Watch
London figures show a population increase of 57 885 with suburban expansion noted. The report references a health threat and BT 88 percent, comparing data to 1621 figures, as of March 27.
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London
Tooden
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