Exclusion of Countess Cathcart Provokes NWP Protest
Members of the National Woman's party led by Miss Mabel Vernon protested at the Labor department in Washington over the exclusion of Countess Cathcart while the Earl of Craven was allowed entry. A photo shows the countess on Ellis Island where she was detained by immigration officials.
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Mabel Vernon
Labor Department
Washington
Countess Cathcart
Earl of Craven
Kills Island
Admiral Sir Archue Caleharpe Promoted by King George
Sir Archue Caleharpe receives promotion to admiral of the fleet from King George. The naval officer formerly served at Jutland and led the first flag officers to reach Constantinople, where he acted as high commissioner at the war’s end.
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Archue Caleharpe
George
England
Ste Arthur
Jutland
Niles
Constantinople
Lacked clarity in army set title due to OCR errors
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference individuals with unclear roles and a physician to the president, but the passage is too garbled to extract a coherent event or names. No verifiable facts or context survive to form a proper news item.
Tax cut agreement to pass this week in Congress
Conference committee reports agreement on a sweeping tax reform plan to reduce federal income taxes, raise exemptions, widen brackets, and cut alcohol taxes. The measure, pending approval by both houses and President Coolidge, promises substantial relief for millions and marks a major fiscal policy shift.
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Houge
Tex
Daxpiyers
Dullura
Treasury Department
Gia
Washington briefs on reduced federal card and marine bill
A House committee approved a five member federal file commission replacing nine. A $427 million supplemental appropriation was advanced for the fiscal year. President Dawes launched a fund drive for $2 million for Philippine relief. General Pershing underwent hospital tests. Agricultural panel plans March 2 hearings on Dickinson farm surplus program.
Miners Return to Work in Seranton Pa Contract Signed
Miners return to work in Seranton Pennsylvania after a five year wage scale contract. The agreement sets a nine year wage scale and was signed by the minors and company management, ending the stoppage and resuming production.
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Seranton
Government policy limits religious instruction in Mexican schools
In Mexico City the government announces a policy aligning with the constitution that public schools shall be nonreligious, continuing the closing trend of Catholic colleges. The move emphasizes secular education across the nation, affecting education and religious institutions.
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Mexico City
Catho
Schoola of
Mexico
Naval Air Service funding plan eyed by House committee
Washington reports that the House Naval Committee approved an one-year tilt at an $85,075,000 program to modernize the Navy air service. The plan aims to employ 1,000 new airmen, add two airships, and fund aircraft and related facilities in the next fiscal year beginning June 1941, with costs spread across several budget lines and expansions in naval air capacity.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Ita
House
Thia
Willan A. Monflett
Navn Air Clef
Pines
American Tennis Queen Falls to French Marvel
The American tennis queen Huon Wills loses to Susie at Nice under the Civton club courts before 6,000 spectators. The dramatic match ends with a 6-0, 3-9 score as Leng fen clears a path for the French triumph.
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Suzanne Leng
Huon Wills
Susie
Nice
Winllegen
England
Civtton Club
Wis O
World's Highest Fire Destroys New York Ghost Building
A massive blaze in Manhattan's Kawltable building reached over 600 feet, prompting the Ure department to intervene. Firefighters battled the RH1,000,000 structure as flames threatened nearby glass and stone, causing extensive damage and forcing evacuations.
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Gyarld
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Kawltable
Launch of British Cruiser Bulolk at Portamouth
The 80 gun cruiser Bulolk, Arethow Veltah class under the Washington agreement, was launched at Portamouth.
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Longon
Bulolk
Portamouth
Trains Crash in Meadville Leaves Three Burned Dead
A freight collision near Meadville Pennsylvania killed three trainmen who were trapped under a capstoke and burned as the wreckage caught fire. Investigators notified, crew from nearby yards mourn fatalities and disruptions to freight service ensue.
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Meadville
Here
Baltimore Women Prepare March Against Bread Trust
One thousand Baltimore women organize to join a planned march on Washington to protest alleged bread trust price increases. Organizers cite rising costs and food insecurity as the drive behind the action.
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Baltimore
Washington
Take Tanloo Tantus and Tonine for vigor
An advertisement claims Tanloo Tantus strengthens the body after illness, banishes nervous strain, and restores vitality. It urges buying Tantine from FS Messmers in Burlington Iowa and promotes Tonine as a tonic to improve digestion, appetite, and energy.
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Kwon
Ninth Ave
Burlington
Iowa
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