Ark of Missouri Deliberates Payne Bill Views By Clark
Minority Ark of Missouri voices on Payne bill in Washington hearings led by Clark of Missouri. He defends committee integrity, cites limited consumer access, and urges amendments under five minute rule. Clark argues bill increases revenues and should be revised with careful attention to fair outcomes. Continuea on Page Twelve.
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Electric storm destroys Texas town and harms residents
A severe storm in Wise county Texas wrecked Sliddell killing farmer A D Price his wife, five children, and a farmhand. Twenty injured as fifty houses and stores were leveled. Nearby Bolivar lost dwellings and two Black residents were killed. Wires down, reports slow. relief urged to aid cleanup and attract settlers. Separate Oregon report: engineer Layng and brakeman Pearson died, fireman Rasmussen injured as freight train No. 24 derailed near Granger East River after a stop order was forgotten. The Times also promotes a $7000 advertising drive to boost Corvallis Benton county property values 15 to 30 percent within three years.
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Swift Hart Shaffner & Marx Suits Hit Spring Styles
A clothing note promotes Hart Shaffner Marx suits in new spring shades with clever pockets and deep cuffs. Suits priced around 230 dollars with a 22.50 set offer, presented as dustproof in oak cabinets. Ties and hats marketed as modern accessories, including a Gordon hat at 3 dollars.
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Bee stings tested at Roosevelt for rheumatism cure
New York March 23 The plain and garden honey bee stings are used at Roosevelt hospital to treat rheumatism. Dr Arthur W Swann says two of four cases show temporary improvement and the sting may counter irritation or neutralize uric acid. He plans to test 60 or 70 patients before drawing conclusions.
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Des Moines Plan of Government Proves Success
Des Moines reports the first year of the commission plan ends with a $20,000 surplus while the previous year under the old system showed an $18,000 deficit. The report, dated March 24, highlights improved fiscal balance and efficiency under the new municipal governance structure.
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Steele Talks Crater Lake To Students
Will G. Steele, famed for Crater Lake knowledge, addressed the university assembly this morning. He urged funds for Crater Lake improvement, proposing Ore as voo Alees ap 5 and claiming $100,000 from Teauy voo slate with $50,000 each from Jaca and Klamath counties. He called Crater Lake a scenic wonder equal to Yosemite or Yellowstone.
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Young Lady Killed in Train Crash Near Centralia
A buggy drawn by a frightened horse was struck by a fast freight train near Centralia Washington. Miss Anna Hainessed died instantly and Miss Clara Lindsey suffered serious injuries while Fred Lindsey was severely shaken up. The incident occurred as they traveled from Napavine to Centralia last night.
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Swindler Richardson Dies Amid Arrest in Harrisburg
Elmira March 24 special dispatch reports Frederic H. Richardson, wanted for allegedly obtaining 300000 on false pretenses in Elmira and New York, who had resisted extradition in Chicago, killed himself when seized by police in Harrisburg.
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Woman allegedly drowns herself and two children
In Limebury Connecticut on March 24 the bodies of Mrs. Amos Miller and two children were found in the Farmington River. The children were tied together before the drowning and a note suggests Mrs. Miller killed her children and herself, seemingly mentally unbalanced.
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Coal Miners Hesitate To Call General Strike
Scranton March 24 The committee guiding anthracite miners in talks with operators keeps details secret while the Associated Press reports the group united against an extreme step of declaring a general strike.
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Air Weather Forecast for Oregon Washington Idaho
An air weather notice notes light frost tonight in Oregon and Washington with westerly winds and a fall into tonight and Thursday. Idaho expects showers tonight or Thursday.
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Inhuman Father Kills Daughter Near School
New York report says Anna Mangano, a school teacher, was shot in the head and killed by her father near the school in front of teachers, friends, and pupils. The father then tried to shoot himself but was restrained. Witnesses say the daughter left him due to inhuman treatment.
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Anna Mangano
Chicago Wheat Market Prices for March to September
The Chicago wheat market shows March to May at $1.17 and 3 4. July at $1.04 3 48. September at 98 3 8. Prices reflect futures activity with notable spreads among contract months.
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Cement works block Fort Willamette depot access
A cement work construction across the fort of Willamette at the depot blocks a team from reaching the railroad sidetracks and warehouses at that location. To access the sidetracks the team must detour via Pearletree or Lincoln Street, a route long desired by railroad officials.
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Two Men and Woman Charged With Kidnapping in Cleveland
Cleveland on March 24 reports an unidentified woman linked to Whitla suspects is in custody after a death by self harm. Willie Whitla identifies the man and woman in custody as the pair who acted as his caretakers while he was held in an East End apartment building.
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Whitla
Willie Whitla
East End
Cleveland kidnapping suspects held with $9850
In Cleveland on March 24 a man and woman arrested with 9850 in cash refuse to explain possession or identities tied to the Whitla kidnapping. The couple, named as Helen Faulkner and James Boyle, led police to the arrest after a clue from Billy Whitla. Police pursued the trio when they fled. two shots were fired before one suspect was captured.
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Severe Rocky Mountain Storm Disrupts Communications
A serious storm has developed in the Rocky Mountains causing telegraphic communication loss on all routes. The severest impact is reported near Denver as of March 24.
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Cigar Maker Killed by Italians in New York
Joseph Genaro, a cigar-maker, was shot and killed in a fusillade from seven Italians alleged to be Black Hand members. Five suspects were arrested, including a man who had previous trouble with Genaro over a bail bond.
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Oil strike hoped as well drilling near College Hill
George Buchholz, the well driller, has sunk a well on Boone Poyner's east College Hill slope to 406 feet. No water yet, but indications favor oil. The Trent rock common in Pennsylvania oil regions has appeared, and oil is brought to the surface. He plans to drill deeper seeking a strong petroleum flow.
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