BETIER TYPE OF WHEELS BETIER TYPE OF WHEELS
A local interish at Bass Works outlines a problem facing railroads nationwide to provide a better and safer type of car wheels. The Pennsylvania company has replaced 79,000 wheels in the past year, and many wrecks are blamed on faulty wheel construction. Officials seek a remedy and note the need to also consider steel rail upgrades, despite cost and danger. An interstate commerce Commission committee may examine wheel construction to find safer solutions.
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Bass Works
United States
General Shop
Pennsylvania
Interstate Comineece Commission
Nickel Plate Officials Inquiries On Travel Fares and Midwestern Demand
Nickel Plate officials report heavy expected travel as homeseekers rites end and cheap fares to the south and southeast draw new movers. Davis party to depart city in a special Bullman sleeper, fuel and match details noted, with many seeking Texas farms after previous rates.
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Davis
Texas
S F Howser Appoints Special Agent In Pittsburg
S F Howser appoints W R Millay as special agent to oversee exclusive sale of garage supplies to private and public garages in Pittsburg. The move adds a salesman to control auto supply business, Millay an expert in self measuring gas and pump work. Thirteen other staff and incidents across the Pennsylvania shops and offices are noted, with injuries, trips, and personnel changes.
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W. R. Millay
the &. F. Bowser Gorks
Pittsburg
Fms
Milay
Nickal Plate Visited Drie Pa In Brief City Call
Nickal Plate spent a few hours in Drie Pa last night visiting old friends from his travels. He plans a longer tour next week covering western and southeastern ports.
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Drie
Very Low One Way Rates Via Nickel Plate Road
Freight fare notices advertise very low one way rates via the Nickel Plate Road presented by a railroad agent in Fort. The brief promotional item emphasizes reduced passenger or cargo transport costs with limited details.
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Nickel Plate Road
Memorial Meeting for All the Concordia Graduates
Arrangements are being made by the elders of Concordia College to invite all living graduates with known addresses to attend a memorial meeting in conjunction with the Lutheran synod in May. About 1000 invitations will be mailed and a percentage of grads are expected to attend the synod convention. Sessions occur in the college auditorium with meals served in the gymnasium.
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Concordia College
Aretend
Luetheran
Syhod
Killed Brother in Law to Save Sister in South Bend
A muddled report describes Louis Turvie, a member of the South Bend fire department, firing twice and a revolver emptying attempt to kill a man when a boy shot and killed a woman by her mother. Turvie acted after his wife could not aid him for milk delivery. The coroner deemed the shooting instinctive and ordered further inquiry.
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Louis Turvie
Bend “Fre
Sehial
Catal
Turok
Ralenene
Indiana men honored as aides to staff commander in chief
In a general order from National Guard headquarters at Kansas City, Indiana men are named as aides de camp on the staff of Charles G. Burton, commander in chief. Names include James H. Mitchell Lafayette, von Re Russell Crawfordsville, Ra. Love Maten, William Wintlington Madison, Augustus Leich Evansville, and others across Indiana.
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Diana
S.A. HL
National GA. R
Kanai City
Indiana
Charles G. Burton
James H. Mitchell
Lafayette
von Re Russell
Crawferdsville
Ra. Love
Disbarred Chicago Lawyer Convicted in Mail Fraud Case
John Stirten, a disbarred Chicago lawyer, and several associates were indicted months ago for using the mails to defraud promoters of business enterprises. A jury in the United States District Court tonight found him guilty of the offense.
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John Stirten
Chicago
Ans Sharse
Busiress Enterprises
United States District Court
Quack Medicines and Men's Health Claims Exposed
An article criticizes a fraudulent tonic promising to restore vigor and sexual power, citing a quack expert touting a formula said to revive vitality. It warns readers about fake blends like Cardiol and other compounds, urging caution and proper medical oversight to avoid useless or dangerous preparations.
Assassination Attempt on Persian Shah in Teheran
A bomb attack in Teheran targeted Shah Mohammed Ali Shah Qajar while his procession moved past a palace area. The shah was not in the car, riding instead in a carriage. two bombs killed outriders and wounded guards as the crowd searched nearby homes. The shah had shifted to a carriage and safely returned to the palace with a large guard.
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Teberan
Persia
Burres
Shah
Sind
Mohammed Ali Burwa
Tin Fabbec
Ufe
Teheran
Ltras
Isis Loudis
Saah
Ali Mirza
United States Sends Congratulations on Persian Escape
Secretary Root signs telegram conveying the American government’s congratulations to the Persian minister in Teheran on his escape, as reported from Washington in February. The message expresses hearty congratulations and official goodwill.
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Washington
Persia
America
Root
Jackson
Teheran
Cape
Death of Well Known Resident
Mrs Mary The Wiktver wife of Toh He Wea died at Gathers Hospital from stomach ailment at about fifty three years of age. Born in St Atar's she came with her husband to Allow township and lived there many years. She was a member of the Cogleh Lutheran Church of the Redevwner surviving are her husband and children Brak Joseph and Berton Wear. The remains were removed to the Undertaking home for burial by YY Schons & Coy.
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Mary the Wiktver
Toh
Wea
Gathers Hospital
Wester Wad
St. Atar's
Wieconain
Cogleh Lutheran Chunehy
Joseph
Berton
Hsv
Schons & Coy
Obituaries and funeral notices list German born resident deaths
The notice records Mrs. Ortlieb dying of stomach cancer in Bettigen Germany and lists survivors in the Ortlieb family, along with deaths of Lena Dickmeyer, an infant, Charlotts Hazel Downing, and Christian Logis Brutck, detailing funeral times and locations at Emmaus Lutheran, St Pauls Lutheran, and St Mary’s churches. It also notes multiple forthcoming services from homes on East Berry Street, Swinney Avenue, and West Jefferson Street.
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Charlotts Hazel Downing
Greene Street
Ohin
Orelock
Cooper
West
Jefferson Street
St Paul's Latherar Shureh
Matildta Ann
East
Ashington Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Bryan and South Bryan Leaders Hear Gravin Speech
Five hundred banquet attendees at a Memphis hotel heard William J. Gravin speak as Bryan arrived early and was greeted by supporters. Gravin's address favored future campaign plans from a Democratic stance and urged bank reforms to restore confidence. He then left for Jack Fann Miss to speak before the Mississippi legislature.
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Memphis
Tenn
William J. Grivin
Bryan
Faye
Aifernoon
Brean
Daly Nok
Hllors
Unit Gang
Dunce
Kent
Treay
Jack Fann
Miss
Alississiona Legia
Lature
Heating Stoves On Sale At Foster's
Local retailer Foster's advertises a brief sale offering 1 to 3 off on heating stoves. Prices and exact models not specified in the available text.
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Foster's
Conference Talks Ended Without Wage Agreement
In Indianapolis the joint conference of coal operators and miners adjourned without reaching a wage agreement to apply April 1. Four motions failed as talks continued amid ongoing fear of a March 31 shutdown if no settlement is reached. The United Mine Workers reconvenes in Indianapolis March 11.
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Indianapolis
Tinois
Indiana
Ohio
Western
Pennsylvania
Wcember
Chapman
Wilson
Totan
Lt Wes
Hel
Terrators
Traer
Minnots Operatons
Éurmiutes
Western Pennsylvania
Tames Clark
Zhinnois
Ald. Ogle
Indizma
Atttewell
Opere Jators
Nin Naw
Mae
Illinois
Mitchell
Lewis
The Greek Candy Kitchen Specials For Today
Fresh home made chocolate coated peanuts offered at four cents per pound for today. Also available are apple walnuts at five cents per pound and salted peanut snacks at ten cents per pound. Toasted onion crackers advertised alongside. Located opposite the Cathedral.
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Cathedral
Free Roast Turkey at Wayne Hotel Bar Tonight
Frank Caley proprietor offers free roast turkey with all the trimmings at the Wayne Hotel bar this evening.
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Wayne Hotel
Frank Caley
Mood declines hit Toledo business scene
In a report to the Journal-Gigette, Mr W R Demson, a stock broker, described a statewide mood downturn impacting Toledo firms. He noted fewer failures in wholesale trades but higher overall anxiety and cautious behavior across the market, with continued job uncertainty and delayed prospects.
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W. R. Detmson
Cniaiagor
Bragstrest
Auquireses
Toledo
Vesterikis
Demson
Journal-Gigetti
Busin
Johnaom
Johngen
Committees Ready to Submit Reports
A cull was issued as stormy weather disrupted plans at the Hotel Armistice. Committees were to meet this evening at the Warne Club to hear reports and finalize decisions.
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Hrertera
Agtnen
Con Meni
Warne
Construction progress on hotel foundation delayed by weather
In February heavy rain slowed excavation work for the hotel foundation. Warmer conditions in recent days allowed contractors to advance the foundation slightly. The committees will report all steps taken to date.
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Witeh
Owice
Fowler currency bill reported for House action
In Washington on February 28 the House Banking and Currency Committee by a 2 to 5 vote authorized Chairman Fowler of New Jersey to report the Fowler currency bill with a recommendation that it pass. One member reserved the right to oppose the floor clause for federal deposit insurance. The committee’s favorable report was the result of exhaustive discussion in executive session, but does not bind the full House. Ten of eleven members voting for the report retain power to oppose any section and propose amendments when the bill is called up.
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Washington
Belive
House Committee
Fowler
New Jersey
House
Works
Today’s Specials at the Cheese Store
Fancy soft cheeses of all kinds offered at the Cheese Store located at 223 East Main Street. Home phone 1124 for inquiries and orders.
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East Main Street
Real estate sales report with scattered names and parcels
Fragmented listing shows transfers in Hamilton's addition and Nutone Place subdivision. Names include Regina Lauer, Wheeler, Beers, Beutt, and Nellie OL. Transactions reference lots in northeast and northwest corners and commercial improvements, with unclear amounts and parties.
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cIry
Gunna
Regina Lauer
Hamilton
Wheeler
John
Attempt to Bribe Juror in Capitol Case Reported
Harrisburg Feb 23 A. Humphesys was arrested on bribery charges linked to a Capitol case involving jurors in a conspiracy suit against contractor Sandarson. State officials including auditor general and building superintendent were not named as suspects.
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Harrisburg
R. CO
Humphesys
Bribary Aralbert
Tring
Sandarson
Weemer
Snydue
State Treasucur Iculues
Bie
Shoe Rakes
Insurance policy valid in Indianpolis widow wins case
An appellate court in Indianapolis held that an insurance policy on William B. Clark's life remains valid despite alleged misrepresentations in the application. The court orders the insurer to restore premiums kept after discovering fraud. The ruling upholds the policy and the widow's claim against the insurer for return of funds.
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Indianadolis
William B. Clark
Winchester
Uni- Statae
Bullet narrowly misses hotel proprietor in Logansport
Td Feb 38 Ernil Ixolter owner of Burnest hotel survives a near fatal shooting in the lobby. A revolver bullet fired in self defense by Porter grazed Ixolter as Keller and Porter grappled for the weapon. Porter is charged and Keller is arrested for trying to intervene. Fire and police scenes follow as investigators search for clues and potential rewards are discussed.
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Logansport
Ernil Ixolter
Burnest
Serle
Ole Burter
Tessea
Amnin
Uie Pinisenei
Keller
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