Moscow confirms Archbishop Zepllak death sentence ten years
Moscow reports the death sentence on Archbishop Zepllak was commuted to ten years with strict isolation. Vicar-General Butchkavitch’s clemency appeal was denied. The central executive committee cited treasonable ties and ordered communication in the archbishop’s case while criticizing U.S. interference notes from Secretary Hughes.
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Moscow
Zepllak
Rus
Russia
Mer
Butchkavitch
Kalinin
Bapronoff
Poland
Sikor
Supreme Soviet
Hughes
Great Britain's strike menace deepens with miner action
London March 30 Great Britain's industrial tension worsens as a potential miners strike looms. Reports indicate railway workers threaten to join. Union leaders say industrial action may spread, prompting caution in the capital as authorities monitor developments.
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London
Great Britain
AUTA
Union of Agricul
Ruhr People Face Ouster Proclamation
An official order threatens removal of railroad officials and workers across the Ruhr region. Approximately 125,000 men are named to be affected by the decree, issued by military authorities during the occupation. The directive demands work or expulsion as its terms, signaling broad enforcement against railway personnel.
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Degontte
Ruhr
Ely
Would curb Supreme Court powers sparks unexpected impetus
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussion of congressional limits on the Supreme Court, with references to conservative factions, legislative action, and notable individuals amid a tense political moment. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Nater
Fesa
Ohio
Jong 'Sden
Legia K
Germany backs Hughes plan for international business men panel
Berlin reports Foreign Minister von Rosenberg told the Reichstag foreign relations committee that Germany endorsed Secretary Hughes proposal to settle reparations by an international commission of businessmen. Paris and Brussels must evacuate Ruhr before talks begin. Germany would seek an international loan to fund an initial payment if representation is equal.
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Berlin
von Rosenberg
Foreign Relations Committee
Reichstag
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
Hughes
Baron von Mogenberg
New Haven
Girl shoots rich builder in Grand Central office
Miss Helene Zeigler, twenty six, living at 588 Riverside Drive, shot and mortally wounded Frederick W. Burnham, a forty six year old contractor, in his Grand Central terminal office. With a second shot she killed herself instantly. She had told her parents she could marry Burnham at any time, and learning he had a wife is believed to have motivated the act. Burnham died at Bellevue hospital without regaining consciousness.
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New York
Helene Zeigler
Riverside Drive
Frederick W. Burnham
Grand Central Terminal
Burnham
Bellevue Hospital
John D Rockefeller Jr Owns Vast Oil Stock Holdings
New York data shows John D Rockefeller Jr owning 7,638,890 shares across nine prominent companies. Market value totals about 410 million dollars with annual dividends quoted at 11.84 million dollars based on current payment rates per a Dew Jones & Co compilation.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
AG. U Group
Dew, Jones & Co
Chinese Battle Bolsheviks Mobilize Troops Near Manchuria
A dispatch from Pokyo reports Gen Shang Tso Lin ordered mobilization of Bolshevik forces moving south toward Manchuria. The alert mentions a crash and the stove foundry plant burn in Akron. The Tania Rice Clerkin firm suffered a total loss, with damages in the hundreds of thousands.
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Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Wonolalu
Pokyo
Nippu Jipl
Shang Tso Lin
Inte
Akron
Tania-Rice-Clerkin’ Company
Kron
Going Up New Oneons Tau March
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions names and dates as part of a midsection note. The readable items show two proper nouns and scattered phrases, with no clear event or outcome to anchor a full item. The text appears incomplete and lacks a coherent report or context suitable for a standard news card.
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John Cage
Ilinola
Central Syscem
Dawes Named Comptroller of the Currency
Washington report says President Harding will name Henry M Dawes brother of Gen Charles G Dawes to be comptroller of the currency succeeding D R Cris singer now governor of the Federal Reserve board Dawes is a director of Central Trust Chicago Drovers National Bank Evanston City National Bank Evanston and may receive a recess appointment until the Sixty eighth Congress convenes The move echoes the McKinley era when Gen Dawes held the post and drew financial opposition from Sen Couzens McNary nomination faced delay and McNary declined a White House offer
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Washington
Harding
Henry M. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
D. R Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Dawes
Central Trust Company of
Chicago
Drovers National Bank
City
City National Bank of
Evanston
McKinley
General Dawes
James G. McNary
New Mexico
First National Bank of el Paso
Fr. Crissinger
Crissinger
McNary
Couzens
Michigan
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
M E Churches In Agreement Unify Denominations
In St Louis on March 23 the northern and southern divisions of the Methodist Episcopal church reached a general agreement on the unification of the two denominations after seventy eight years of separation. A subcommittee of the joint commission announced the development.
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St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joint Commission On Unification of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Swanson Divorce Case Moves Forward in Los Angeles
Gloria Swanson star of Don't Change Your Husband faces divorce action filed by Herbert K. Samborn, who alleges desertion. The couple wed December 26, 1919 and separated May 5, 1921. action filed March 20 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gloria Swanson
Herbert K. Samborn
Gloria Swanson Samborn
Blast in Home Kills Two in Freeport Area
Explosion of a 4 carbine tank near Lena destroys the Wernecke home. Mrs Wernecke and her son Robert were seriously injured. John Stabenow and Lois Wernecke, six, were also affected. Wernecke inspected the tank with a lantern when the blast occurred.
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Freeport
Willan Wernecke
Lena
Volkipa
Wernecke
Robert
Lois
John Stabenow
French and Germans Clash at Gerolstein in Prussia
London March 31 The Times dispatch reports eleven killed in a clash between French and Germans at Gerolstein in the Rhenish province. Six of the victims were Germans. A separate Boston item notes the ship Avontyrn carrying 10,000 cases of whisky and champagne valued at 4160000 in its hold.
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Gerolstein
Rhenish Prusela
London
The
Times
Dusseldorf
Rhenish
Prussia
Between
Trench
Germany
Boston
Britleh Stentighip
Avontoyn
Michigan Congressman's Death Here at Seventy
Charlotte Michigan March 31 report notes congressman J MO Smith of the Whird Michigan district died of heart disease. He was elected to his seventh term in the house last November and was seventy years old.
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Michigan
Charlotte, Mich
Comgregman J
MO. Smith
State and Local Ag News From Iowa Plentiful
Iowa farmers report diverse results from livestock and crops with increases in poultry output in Jasper county and a rise in cheese creamery receipts at Randall. Elevator accidents in Des Moines kill four, injure others. a two headed spring pig shocks Sheldon farmer. grain judging teams from Washington high school excelled at Iowa State College. efforts to reduce freight rates for Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association gain traction in several counties. Local dairy milk sales and tuberculosis testing plans loom, town pest control and cattle feeding events announced at Iowa State College. Blizzard losses devastate pig herds near Burnside. fuel tax debates bog down in Des Moines with state supervision disputes.
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Sheldon
Jasper County
Kellogg
Randolph Hotel
Des Moines
Washington
Pacific Coast
Toledo
Dallas County
Dallas
Commercial Club of
Humboldt
Town Falls
Hardin County
Randall
Iowa State College
Illinois Central Railroad
Cherokee
Burnaide
Iowa
Senate
State Treasury
House
Secretary of State
College of Engineering
University of Town
Ohio State Engineer
Ohio State University
Owen FE
Williams
F. G. Highee
University of Iowa
St 19
Guthrie County
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Letters
Letters from Corona New York and Mahoningtown Pennsylvania praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female health. Testimonial writers report relief from cramps and fatigue and urge others to use the product. The letters emphasize rooting in tradition and long usage.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Corona
N. Y
Carbalai salve advertised in London tabloids
In a lurid London style ad a vicar reader jokes about marital troubles while a product pitch promotes Cole's Carbali salve as a quick burn or cut remedy. The ad claims rapid relief with a price of 6 or 6 cents and a 30 cent order to The J. W. Cole Co.
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Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rackford, I
Eau de Cologne Two Hundred Years Old Recipe
A fragment notes the original eau de cologne recipe is over two centuries old and entrusted to 48 people. The written copy rests in a crystal goblet with locks. It references Plymouth Rock Gelatine and a box yielding four pints of jelly with one quarter box for one pint.
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Plymouth Rock
Will You Marry Me In Country House Encounter
A couple isolated in a country house struggle to find topics of conversation. After several failed attempts to converse, the man asks for marriage. She deliberates at length before replying that a yes would give them more to talk about during their stay.
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Spohn
Country House
Los Angeles Times
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