Bishop Manning Says Episcopal Law Must Bar Divorces
New York March 17 Bishop William I Manning warned that allowing cohabitation then legal separation and remarriage amounts to legalized free love. He urged the Episcopal Church to bar marriages where one party has a living spouse, aligning with Roman Catholic canon. He stressed monogamy as essential to family life and warned of rising divorce rates undermining the nation.
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New York
William
I. Manning
Alea
Manning
Episcopal Church
Iving
Fat Hootch Miner Incident Near Pomeroy Ohio
March 17 report from Pomeroy details the Red Lid mine at Pity Me closed for lack of miners. about eighteen miners are under charge for moonshine operations and walling off a section of an abandoned mine with a fallen slate to run a large scale manufacture. A dozen officers raided the site. the first to exit was fat and six others trapped. the officers captured the entire crew.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Haighteen
Aminers
First Year Tax Return Showcases Harding Salary
Columbus March 15 The first full year income tax return by a U S president is filed. President Harding reports 1922 income tax on a 75000 salary amounting to about 17090. An amendment made the president's salary taxable and effective when Harding took office.
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Columbus
United States
Internal Revenue Office
Harding
Britain pays over 4 million to U S reserve bank
Washington March 16 Britain transfers 4 128 085 74 to the New York reserve bank as the first funding payment on its war debt to the United States. The total owed after this payment stands at about 4 800 000 000 francs. Swiss military notes and other figures appear in the garbled report.
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United States
Washington
Peverat Reserve Bank
New York
British Rovnent
German Peace Offer May Back Large Reparations Plan
London dispatch reports Germany ready to propose a final reparations settlement plan backed by German industrialists. The plan would include a substantial loan of about 20 billion gold marks, contingent on allied governments seriously examining the proposal. British officials show reluctance to commit.
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London
Germany
Daily Telegraph
Karl Bergman
Paris
Berlin
Detroit Prohibition Chief Vows Bigger Force
Detroit article notes federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes calling Detroit one of the wettest spots in the United States and pledging to expand federal prohibition forces as needed in a meeting with James R. Davis, head of the Detroit office, on March 15.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
Haynes
James R. Davis
Bootlegger Claims Alibi Over Slug of Names List
Washington reports a bootlegger tied to a recent arrest and a publication of names of prominent citizens and officials. He now says the list found in his possession were automobile sales prospects, not high quota customers or state department figures.
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Washington
Washngton
Army
Navy
State Department
Standard Oil executive warns salt water invasion threat
A. O. Bedford, chairman of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, says salt water has invaded Mexican oil fields. He asserts American oil companies face a collective loss of at least half of their original 500 million dollar investment.
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New York
Bedford
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Ofl
Incomes in U S Are Up Millions in 1922 Prosperity
Treasury estimates show 1922 income tax returns rising markedly with 1923 projections to exceed 1.5 billion dollars as prosperity broadens. Early reports from major centers suggest the year’s receipts could top estimates. Back taxes from wartime settlements are expected to net about 32 million monthly.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Department
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Germany Presents Record Reparations Offer via Switzerland
Berlin reports Germany sent a new reparations offer to France through Switzerland delivering a sum exceeding 40 billion gold marks. The precise intermediary status of Swiss economist Leopold Dubois remains unconfirmed. The amount surpasses Chancellor Cuno's earlier Part offer.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Switzerland
Leopold Dubois
Cuno
Radio executes $1,200,000 office sale in city deal
New York report says a seven story office building at Broadway and Thirtieth Street sold to Amri Realty via long distance wireless transaction. The deal involved BH. Clifford Potter aboard the Adriatic in the Mediterranean and included Potter and colleagues in the discussions.
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New York
Clifford Potter
Mediterranean
Broadway
Thirtieth Street
Amri Realty Company
Turkish flag in Jerusalem amid Arab boycott procession
Jerusalem March 17 Turkish flag flown during a procession linked to Arab leaders strike celebrating the boycott of the legislative council elections. British troops dispersed the crowd. Several Arabs and a few native policemen were wounded.
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Jerusalem
Legislative Council
Senator Read Out of Party in National Move
Senator Smith W Brookhart of Town was read out of the Republican party by the National Republican Committee for his economic views. The piece notes the party’s move reflects internal splits and signals shifts within the GOP.
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Washington
National Republican
Brookhart
Marsh
U S Market Report Grain and Livestock Prices Week Ending March 15
Washington report details Chicago cash market bids for No 2 red winter wheat No 2 hard winter corn and mixed corn with oats. Average farm prices list central Iowa Kansas North Dakota values. Hay dairy fruits vegetables and live stock prices across multiple markets and states with specific figures for each item.
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Washington
Chicago
Iowa
Slo
Kansas
North Dakota
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St Louis
Hetter
Wisconsin
Young Americas
O. B. Baldwin
Northwestern
Florida
Texas
Windstorm destroys Savage town in Crenshaw county
Crenshaw Miss March 16 One man probably fatally hurt several believed dead more than twenty injured as savage town a few miles north of here was destroyed for a second time in two months by a cyclone sweeping the area
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Crenshaw
Miss
Savage
Here
Sterilization bill signed by Governor Dixon in Montana
Helena March 16. The sterilization bill allowing sterilization of congenital idiots and the insane confined in institutions with guardian and custodial officer consent passed the legislature and was signed by Governor Dixon.
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Helena
Mont
Dixon
Germany Ready to Negotiate for Peace Says Berlin
Berlin reports a clear, though fragmented, mood: the German public and officials favor peace talks. The prevailing view is that negotiations should begin soon to restore stability and end the wartime strain. Strong desire for a swift, constructive settlement dominates public sentiment.
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Berlin
Clouderlin
Germany
World trade shows Amert eff collar exports rise
Washington report notes exports of collars and cuffs to 58 countries in 1922. Aggregate 2,554,586 single articles or 212,878 dozen units valued at 848,646 dollars. Shipments shipped to 53 countries, reflecting broader international reach.
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Washington
Steel plants busy at near full capacity in New York reports
New York March 17 leading steel companies show operations at the peak in three years. United States Steel Corporation is running close to 92 percent of capacity amid active output reports.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
U.S. to Inave More Stamps in March 200
The Post Office department will issue four more stamps of the complete new series on March 200. With the new issue, 17 of the 21 denominations will have been issued.
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U.S
Washington
Post Office Department
Wisconsin recall amendment gains senate approval
Wisconsin moves toward direct recall of all elective officers including judges after the state senate approves the constitutional amendment by a 17 to 12 vote. In a separate report, Niagara Falls tragedy details a woman who leaped and died at the brink. Also from Berlin Moscow dispatches claim a three-man leadership now controls the Russian government.
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Senate
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Niagara Falls
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Montreal Catholic Home
A fire in Montreal on March 17 caused about $1,000,000 in damage to a Catholic home for the near ables. A woman inmate died from shock. The blaze marked the fourteenth Catholic institution destroyed this year in the city.
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Montreal
Ables
Kamchatka Oil Fields Reported by Officials
Vigdlyostok reports Kamchatka has oil fields of greater value than Baku. A government commission of experts is dispatched to prepare a formal report on the find and its implications.
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Kamchatka
Vigdlyostok
Baku
Numerous Iowa farm notices and incidents from the era
A collection of local events including theft of butter valued at 700 dollars, a 40 thousand dollar fire at Columbia Junction damaging six business houses, plans to complete Lincoln highway across Clinton county, and the Long Brothers sale near Tipton reaching 10 thousand dollars. Also noted are public officials, hospitalities, farm data, crop health concerns, and weather forecasts shaping 1928 agriculture.
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George
Columbia Junction
Clinton County
Long Brothers
Tipton
J. P, Prince of
Benjamin F. Prunty
Drake University
Des Moines
Carson
William Allensworth
Harry Holst
C. N. Bigelow
Adel
Iowa Christian Ministerial Association
Drake Bible College
May Bolt
Woodbine
The
Legion Auxiliary
Council Bluffs
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Ankeny
John P. Coulson
Chester White Breeders
Buena Vista County
Valley Junction
Rock Island Railroad
Iowa
Iowa State College
Co-Operative Shipping Association
Anamosa
Kossuth County
R. H. Porter
Ames
Montgomery County
Mureau
van Buren County
Towa
Clarks D-Reed
Towa Weather and Crop Service
Reed
Farma
Amos
Butler County
Weight gain testimonial for Tanlac from Mrs Mabel Gross
Mrs Mabel Gross of Minneapolis reports rising from ninety four to one hundred thirty two pounds after using Tanlac. She says the tonic cured long standing headaches dizziness and digestive issues improving health and happiness. Over 35 million bottles sold and Tanlac advertised nationwide.
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Tanne
Mabel Gross
Aldrich St. N
Minneapolis
Minn
Tanlac
Tam
Taniac
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy
For years druggists have noted Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root the kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician s prescription not a strengthening medicine and helps the kidneys liver and bladder do their work. Swamp Root has stood the test of years and is sold by all druggists on its merit. Be sure to get Swamp-Root and start treatment now. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and mention this paper.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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Richard M. Tobin
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Wiliam Phillips
Tobin
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Ruhr
Earle B. Mayfield
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Montana
Russia
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Moscow
Trykoff, Kameneff
Krnsgin
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Benjamin Franklin
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