Hall Robbed of Securities at Grand Central
New York March 21 The president of a mining company was robbed on a subway car near Grand Central Station of 450,000 worth of negotiable securities. A reward was offered for recovery. The thief slipped papers from his pocket during a train ride, three men jostled the victim but he will not prosecute.
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Wall
Grand Central Station
le Dulivereihe Securities
Grand Cente
Great Storm Divides Country as New French Cabinet Formed
Fragmentary report notes a major storm affecting the nation and mentions a new French cabinet. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece references governance shifts and public impact amid the crisis.
King George’s Murder Sparks Greece and West News
Telegraph and telephone wires are cut as a deep storm disrupts New York to Chicago communications. Amid the chaos King Constantine’s oath, a new government, and Venizelos leadership emerge, with public reaction mixed and a royal line of heirs named.
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Greece
West
Experience Declared The Only Teacher
Washington reports that a government survey finds most Fremers believe experience is the sole way to learn farming. Agents traveled across nineteen states, visiting farmers by motorcycle, asking who follows department guidance. Only 12 percent read the material, 8 percent used taught methods, and 80 percent did not.
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Department of Agricentture
Jamiers
Fala
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Fone Department
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Department of Agricuture
No license granted for Mashers case and other items
Philadelphia court news reports a temporary license denial for Constantine Masher following a medical examiners decision. Details include a long list of names and legal actions, from a divorce filing to a sensational string of varied local incidents including a horse cremation and a grave robbery verdict.
Baltimore leader previews international shoot at Camp Perry
Charles TL Carther of Baltimore, president of the National Bifly Association, confers with Major General Wedd on plans for an international shooting event at Camp Perry. The event, in August and September, aims to draw teams from Europe, South America, Canada, and beyond to compete.
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Tien
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South America
Canada
Friends Urge Him to Accept Ambassador to Germany
Washington dispatch reports that Prof Heney Barelined Winehay and Pvt Tine, both abroad or near, have been urged by close Wilson friends to take the post as ambassador to Germany. No word reached the White House today. The Princeton graduate of 1882 and former dean at the university, William McCombs and other Democratic leaders weigh his possible acceptance amid mixed sentiment.
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Tine
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Finn
France
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Settlement hopes end of city girl strike brought back to work
Confidence is expressed that the strike of 700 girls living in this and nearby river towns will be settled before night and that the girls will be back at work by tomorrow. The plant now idle will resume, restoring employment to about 5,000 men who have been out of work due to the tie up. Bosses believe the strike near Mas 7 will end. Bishy insists the girls will stand firm for their original demands and will not settle without them.
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Bishy
Akron Rubber Strike Investigation Opens in Adams
Investigation into the Akron rubber strike begins as Marcel A. Svibenling, president of the Good year rubber company, testifies as the first witness. Sixty workers at the Akron plants are summoned to reinforce testimony, with Green and Howard continuing the probe through the weekend.
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Trank A. Svibenling
Goodyear
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Algram
Hee
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Howand
Fy Cole Anbug Tonigh
Rele Moris
State appoints deputy sealer of weights in Butler County
Attorney General announces the appointment of a deputy sealer of weights and measures to Butler County. Hogan and chief assistant Hilton Ry Divyle will enforce the law. A Xenia merchant, A B D Schmidt, faced arrest earlier for alleged short weighting, a practice noted in the report.
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Schmidt
Big Xenia
Tadwell
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Nenia
No 41 917 Is Now The Name Of Senator Cetane
Columbus March 21 Suffering from bribery while a member of the last legislature former State Senator George K Cetane of Dayton spent his first day in the prison hospital after being received at the penitentiary hospital yesterday to serve his three year sentence The former senator was given No 41 917 by which to wish the hours of his incarceration With the arrival of Cetane all four of the men who were trapped in their alleged ribely seligime by a telephonic view as claimed by the style are now in the penitentiary The others are Senators Mulfinac and Andrews and Rodney J Megle who was sergeant at arms for the list institute and who was charged with being the go between for the senators and bribers
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George K. Cetane
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Iust
Lita
Cetone
Mulfinac and
Andrews
Rodney J. Megle
New Man at Oxford Grounds Serenade Incident
March 21 Oxford Ohio reporters describe a group of 10 to 25 students from Mian tii varsity causing disturbances near Western College by singing and yelling on campus grounds after hours. Night watchmen struggled to stop them until one man, skilled in the job, intervened and escorted the youths off at gunpoint.
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Mian Tii Varsity
Western College
Warner
Hove
Tmareliei
Hwamperin
Cox to Speak at Massillon Trade Meeting
Governor Annis M. Cox has accepted an invitation to address the Massillon trade meeting on April 1. His staff is expected to accompany him, though the trip remains undecided.
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Cox
Cohmbas
Annis M. Cox
Massillon
Eppernor
Hint
State Funds Deposited With 146 Banks Today
State funds were awarded to 146 banks for deposits today in Columbia. A statement from State Treasurer Brennan noted 102 banks will handle funds this year, with the remaining 44 selected for higher interest offers.
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Mareh
Trausmar Hrennan
Hey
Mose
Nierambenet
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