Arrests Halt German Plot Surfaces in Berlin Crisis
Berlin reports a broad right and left wing revolutionary plot aimed at overturning the Socialist republic. Twenty four leaders were arrested and evidence seized as Prussia Interior Minister Severing issued a warning to governors. He warned that Ruhr occupation may shutter factories and radical parties seek to exploit unrest. The measure follows rising band organization on both sides and fears of civil war.
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Berlin
Herr Severing
Ruhr
Socialist Republic
BOV
Rmment
Lert
Severing
Ted
Herr Hittler
Radical Freedom Party
Jury Convicts Auto Killer in Chicago
A Chicago jury convictes an auto killer after a high profile trial. Prosecutors presented evidence linking the defendant to a fatal crash that shocked the city. The verdict follows weeks of testimony and closes a case with significant public attention.
Radio Driven Iowa Target Near Panama Coast
A radar craft tracked a moving Iowa target off the Panama Canal Zone on March 2. The ship maneuvered with personnel aboard and navigated a distance of several miles, amid tense escort and distance readings relative to Balboa and surrounding sea lanes.
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Balboa
Panama Canal: Zone
Allied Army Costs Heavy Must Pay One Thousand One Hundred Twenty Five
Allied government reports heavy costs require payment of 1125 dollars. No further details on payer, purpose, or timeframe are provided in the readable text.
Ban on Russian Reds prompts U S pledge to delay recognition
Secretary of State Hughes told a delegation of forty women from various states that the United States will not recognize the Soviet government while it pursues repudiation and confiscation and spreads revolutionary propaganda. He urged evidence of abandoning the doctrine of cruel revolution and noted Trotzky’s claim of revolution coming in America.
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Washington
Hughes
Russia
United States
Women’s Committee For Recognition of
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Trotzky
America
Dope Habit Tragedy Ends Two Women’s Lives in Chicago
In a Chicago boarding house at 2817 Indiana Avenue, Edna Robinson, 40, a drug addict, killed her mother Ella Wogan, 72, then fatally wounded herself. The act concluded years of painful struggle with narcotics.
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Chicago
Edna Robinson
Ella Woolgan
Indiana Avenue
Foreigners Smuggled Into U S, Officials Tighten Entry Rules
Washington March 24. Secretary of Labor Pavia announced that about 1,000 aliens are smuggled into the United States daily. He said migration officials at all ports and along the Mexican and Canadian borders have been ordered to adopt stricter methods to bar entry of foreigners.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of Labor
Pavia
Tax plot revelation sparks equity income tax filing
Federal revenue agent overheard a conversation aboard a western pullman car last year. The disclosure led to the filing of an equity income and profits tax totaling about 1,700,842 in interest and other amounts, involving individuals and corporations in the United States and Canada.
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New, York
Federal Revenue Agent
United ‘States
Yinada
Indians at bay in Utah canyon battle ends
Old Posey and a renegade band are trapped in the Dark Tank area twelve miles square east of Monticello. Posse members guard exits as gunfire continues. Governor Mabey requests an army plane for aid if needed. Cowboy Charlie is killed and nine Indians are captured. remaining escaped, war over.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Posey
Mabey
Ninth Corps
Cowboy Charlile
Cowboy Charile
Plates
One Dead in Iowa Flood Near Sioux City
One person drowned and several others reported missing after a flood in the Missouri river bottoms south of Sioux City caused by a five mile ice gorge. Hundreds of head of stock and farm dwellings were swept away. Airplanes bombed the gorge from 700 feet but failed to break through. craters 200 feet wide filled with soft ice.
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Sioux City, Inc
Missouri River
Here
Day violator given limit
In Cleveland on March 22 Federal Judge John M. Killits sentenced Joseph Biener of Pittsburgh to two years in Atlanta penitentiary and fined him the maximum $10 000 plus court costs after he pleaded not guilty to liquor law violations.
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Cleveland
John M. Killits
Joseph Biener
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Allies Accept U S Demand For Rhine Army Costs
Paris in March 1924 reports Allied financial delegates with Ellett Wadsworth accepting Washington's demands. Germany will pay about $240 million for American army costs on the Rhine, spread over twelve years from future payments.
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Paris
Ellett Wadsworth
Washington
Rhine
Germany
Iowa Goes to Davy Jones Aboard U S battleship tale
A fragmented report recalls old battleship Town battles in the offshore zone near the Panama Canal. The piece references Spanish American War service and World War I action, noting a naval disaster sixty miles south of a Pacific entrance amid repairs and defense concerns.
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Panama
Canal Entrance
Maryland
Balboa
Catal
Spain
Pervica
Patitic
Panana Canal
U S Market Report Week Ending March 22
Washington market summary with Chicago cash quotes for grain including No 2 red winter wheat at 1.34 and No 2 hard winter 1.22, No 2 mixed corn and No 2 yellow corn. Dairy and fruit prices listed, plus live stock values in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Prairie
Wisconsin
New York
Northwestern
Middle West
Fascisti Organize In U S A New Branch Formed
New York March 21 A branch of the Fascisti of Italy called the Fascisti of North America was founded here two years ago and now has 20 000 members in branches across leading cities in the United States and Canada The group aims to unite Italian veterans of both nations aid disabled veterans help immigrants curb unemployment and promote Americanization.
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New York
Fascistic of Italy
Fascist of North
Pneumonia Treatment Reported By Hoboken Hospital Staff
Doctors at St. Mary's hospital in Hoboken report a new treatment for pneumonia using chest and back plates with an electrical current passing through the lungs. The March 28 dispatch notes remarkable success with this method.
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New York
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Demand for End of Capitalism Sparks Commons Debate
London March 21. In view of the capitalist system failing to provide a decent standard of living for vast numbers, the house declares legislative effort should move toward its gradual supersession by a system based on public ownership and control of the means of production and distribution. Debate on this motion opened in the House of Commons.
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London
House
House of Commons
Buried Mound Builders Found Near Albany Oregon
A farmer plowing across the river from Albany discovers relics of an ancient mound builders group unearthed in March. Clyde Pawcock reports the find as significant, while officials in Mudtoon Wisconsin note a political reference to Senator La Follette and a 74 to 18 approval on a related matter.
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Albany
Ore
Clyde Pawcock
Badger House
la Follatte
Mudtoon
Wis
House
la Follette
Ate
Iowa News Highlights From 1922 23
The report covers diverse Iowa items: American Legion hall in Marshalltown, new school in Dewitt, Al gona creamery earnings, Doss Griffin killed in Leon accident, Sutherl and bank seizure, Humboldt poultry shipment to Chicago, Allison grain buying, Cherokee county baby beef clubs growth, Cedar Falls teachers college petition for one community church, Sioux County paving contract, looming work-horse shortage per state agriculture, Buena Vista sow with world record farrow, Burrington honored in Norman program, seed corn testing results, Newton High agriculture class profits, rare book reprint at Iowa City, Harry A. Greene new Educational Research secretary, Wyandotte egg yield near Oakland, Iowa tax concerns, Bernice Davis oldest Bible claim, Reid corn fund memorial, 40 million Iowa hens supporting economy, Long Brothers sale at Tipton auction, owl caused power outage near Countil Bluffy.
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American Legion
Marshall Town
Dewitt
Algona
Doss Griffin
Leon
Burlington Road
Sutherland
Humboldt
Chicago
Farmers Elevator Company
Allison
Cherokee County
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Sioux County
Iowa Department of Agriculture
John P. Coulson
Chester White Breeders
Buena Vista County
Carrie Burrington
Waverly
Norman
Oklo
Burrington
R. H. Porter
Ames
Newton High School
State University
Iowa City
Harry A. Greene
College of Education and Extension Division
University of Iowa
Educational Research Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Oakland
Iowa
Smith
Madison County
Bernice Davis
Des Moines
John Leeds
Davis
Leeds
James L. Reid
Reid
Iowa State College
Tipton
Countil Bluffy
Woman Testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Brooklyn woman Mrs Englemann writes that the product calmed nerves and improved sleep and appetite after reading the booklet. She urges others to try it, noting a fifty year record and recommending the remedy for nervous troubles and the change of life.
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Brooklyn
Firat
Lydia E.pinkham
Endlemann
Palmetto St
Ridgewood
Lydia E Pinkham
Swamp Root Kidney Aid Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims mild immediate effects and urges testing with a sample bottle after sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. The copy stresses honesty and frugality while noting vast patient use.
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Kilmer
All Rus
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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A. Penitentiary
Bob
Allied
Robert M. Estes
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
McKenzie Moss
Estes
Census Bureau
Tariff Board
Taft
Tella
Way Out
U. S
Davila
Pullman
Bult
Teateh Sae Rehe Ce
Utah Canyon
POSSE
Ninth Corpse Area
Balk Reda
Sioux City
Davy Jones
Bulgaria
Softt
Maren
Bulgari
Ministry of Labor
R. M. Lafollette
Robert Lafollette
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lydia E. Pinkham
Garfield
Lathrop's
Mary T. Goldman
Goldman Building
Pt. Paul
Jones
Bellans
Bellams
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