Soft coal mines face shutdown amid worker stoppage threat
About 150000 miners could be idle if Jacksonville agreement expires at midnight and no new deal is reached. Illinois Indiana Missouri Ohio and Pennsylvania along with Oklahoma Missouri Iowa and others are affected by temporary or planned work stoppages and a handful of mines remain active under local pacts.
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Tawa
Coal mining stalemate looms at midnight hours
Chicago March 91 AP says soft coal mining in major American fields headed toward a stalemate as the midnight deadline neared. The report notes industry talks stalled, production plans in question, and potential labor disruption across key mine regions.
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Chicago
Ptalemate
Grain rates in West to be investigated by commission
Washington March 31 AP Inter state commerce commission to review grain rates within the western states. The inquiry will begin in May under Commissioner Meyer with railroads and shippers ordered to be ready to present data and witnesses. The aim is to determine if reduced rates for western grain shipments are justified and feasible.
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Interetate
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Kanrtnen
Talian
Abegtion
Meyer
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Randineas
Weatarn
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Rainn
Ford's Crash Under Probe and Condition of Auto Baron Better
A garbled hospital bulletin notes the automobile magnate's condition is improving after a road accident. The report mentions favorable progress without details, while references to ongoing varsity reports and a tramway incident hint at the accident's broader context.
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River Rouge
WD. McClure
Henry Bord Hospital
Jmaguufactur
British deficit for year exceeds estimates
London reports Great Britain's financial year ended near midnight with a deficit around 1 1/4 billion pounds. Figures vary as agencies and analysts reassess debt, aided by external funding and revised loan figures.
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Great Britain
Serarth
Ivanee
Jail Doors Yawn for Sinclair Oil Magnate
Washington dispatch reports millionaire art operator and sportsman Sinclair facing continued legal action in the District of Columbia supreme court. Justice Hitt oversruled a motion for a new trial as counsel arrange a hearing to determine if the Teapot Dome inquiry produced one or multiple offenses. Sinclair contends a single offense, with penalties from one to twelve months and a 100 to 1000 dollar fine. Government argues separate offenses with minimum four months jail, one month per count, and maximum 12 months per count.
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Harry TF Sinclar
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Hind
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Senate
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Naval Oil Reserve
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Judgment of renewal from office against Charles Stewart
The state senate passed judgment after a bitter trial, convicting Charles T. Stewart on impeachment charges but choosing not to permanently bar him from office. Garber dissented on removing only. Bergstrom had been excused. Continued on pages twelve.
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Charles T. Stewart
Igsmset
State Senate
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Sanderscount
Donovan
Toole County
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Fal Jon
Five Polite Thugs Rob Texas Bank in Pampa
Five neatly dressed robbers staged a calm heist at the Pampa Wret National Bank in Pampa Texas. They subdued staff and customers with revolvers and a screwdriver instructions to open the vault, escaping with about 26 660 dollars after a 23 minute raid that drew a crowd of about 25 inside the bank. The incident occurred near Amarillo driving a car with a running engine and a waiting accomplice outside.
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Amarilin
Superior High Students Strike Over Dismissed Teacher
Students at Superior High School walk out in protest after aged teacher Miss Dickinson is fired. Principal Wade suspended two leaders, while superintendent Spencer warned more suspensions may follow. A citizens committee seeks reinstatement ahead of an April board meeting as district officials refuse an early hearing.
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Ieadera
Moln Wisk
Denntt McGinty
Wade
Paul Tl
Spencer
Z. A. Elchlod
Board of Education
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Abe
Ekbiad
Mixa Dickinson
Tornado Hits Norwood. Homes Wrecked In Sudden Storm
Norwood Missouri reports a tornado this afternoon sweeping through the town. The storm wrecked many buildings and unroofed houses. No injuries were reported as locals assess the damage and continue to clear debris. The funnel reportedly cut a path about 290 feet wide, uprooting trees and disrupting daily life.
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Norwood
Huilitinga
Pat
Death of Americans in Nicaragua Denied
Managua dispatch from Mexico City reports two Conservative government planes shot down with militia casualties but a later statement denied any American deaths. The conflicting messages come amid ongoing civil conflict for control of Nicaragua.
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Managua
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Steparta
Mexico City
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Planra
Petro Zapmin
Manico City
Tiberal
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Nicwrmqun
Theaters Bar Peaches as Performer in Pa and WVa
Pittsburg March 31 A tempersed report states Frances Peaches Browning estranged wife of real estate operators Ward Browne is barred from appearing in 400 theaters in western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The Motion Picture Theater Owners Association representatives reaffirmed a policy of employing only performers who have earned the right to be part of the theatrical profession through work and ability.
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Frances “Peaches Browning
Fiward W. Browneing
New York
Motion Picture Theater
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Washington seeks indemnity for Nanking outrages and future安全
Prolonged negotiations at the White House and State Department indicate a probable plan for an American indemnity to cover Nanking outrages and to guarantee protection for American residents in China. Officials say responsibility lies with nationalist forces, while draft demands are being studied by allied powers.
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China
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Maclouura
London
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Canton Chief Warns of Debacle if Aliens Stay in China
Shanghai report quotes General Chang Itai Shek, Cantonese commander, denouncing foreign troops and weapons in Shanghai. He argues foreign presence harms China, insisting past racially driven force policies are no longer valid and urges foreigners to depart. The note references ongoing display of foreign forces and evolving defense measures.
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China
Chang itai-Shek
Din-Chilef
Awneshka
Forre
Ching
Union of Russ Reds Sends Aid to China
Union of Russ Reds reports sending 50 000 to China amid bombardment victims in Jiangsu and Shanghai area settlements. It criticizes Shanghai International Settlement authorities for blocking nationalist protection work and calls for withdrawal of troops to allow foreign life and property protection, signaling continued efforts.
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Moreh
Ynion
Chase Chines
Sovong JU
Nanklig
Shanghai International Settlement
British Ultimatum Preparations Reported Amid Tension
A cabinet meeting was held to discuss demands for reparations stemming from the slaying of Nellinh subjects by Cantonone troops during recent city orders. The government, led by the Dathy Math WIE, plans a firm response as Britain prepares to send an ultimatum and mobilize 70 preparations.
McCloy Heads Temporary Regime of Milwaukee St Paul Line
John I McCloy of New York named president of the temporary organization for the reorganized Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad now called the Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific. Other temporary officers include Wa Douglass and K Gilbert Randy both of New York Milwaukee secretary Garden EO Youngman, treasurer Pred No Pole wards, and Milwaukee secretary Rodger M Trauma. The group labels itself a paper organization to aid forming a permanent body and hints at Harry S Hyran as possible future president. Articles of incorporation filed with the Wisconsin secretary of state at Madison formalize the revived Milwaukee railroad as a Wisconsin corporation.
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Milwaukee and St Paul
Chicane
Milwaukee, St. Maud and Pacific
John I McCloy
New York
Douglass
K. Gilbert Randy
Secreta Garden EO
Harry S Hyran
Milwaukee Ralroad
Asl
Madison
Milwaukee Railroad
Wisconsi Corporation
Navy Man Dies in Airplane Crash Near Molino Florida
A Navy plane crash near Molino Florida today killed two men, passenger Joe Pointer and machinist mate David Edward Nelson, while the pilot was seriously injured. The victims were stationed with the Navy and the accident occurred in Calhoun County.
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Fla
Marrah
Joe Pointer
David Edward Nelson
Molino
Matew
Railways decision bases costs and wages over slavery era
Washington March 31 Federal evaluation of railroads for rate making and other purposes will be based upon costs prices and wages prevailing during the 1914 period rather than on any higher wages of earlier years a majority of the Interstate Commerce Commission decided today Railroad officials had argued the ruling would affect property valuations by billions but the majority said the principle must apply across all U S railroads to guide the railroad solution and future policy
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Tate
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis and
O'Fallon
Mayor
Eastman
McMaommy
Lewis
Esch Ant Campbell
United States
Will Rogers Buns Russell Painting Exhibit Opens
Paintings and old works valued at 220000 were displayed at the first annual chamber of commerce exhibit in a leading Thomanda hotel. Visitors saw works by Charley AL Russell and other artists. Wil Rogers attended and bought an oil painting by Russell and a model from C A Biel, a Great Yala artist.
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Muswell
Charley AL Ravel
Wil Rogers
M Lorat Thantor Toneht
Tussell
C. A. Biel
Yala
Federal Day Bureau Becomes Separate Department
Washington March 1 Two old governmental companions the prohibition enforcement unit parted company tonight Under a rushed act the prohibition unit was divorced from the Federal Revenue Bureau and now becomes a full fledged department by itself The act created a customs bureau that will be under the supervision of the secretary of the treasury
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Gevernmental
Prohibition Enforcement Unit
Congress
Prohibition
Fevante Bureau Unil
Vania
Trenaury
Itinerary of De Pinedo Through Maria to Medina Lake
New Orleans March 31 Commander Francesco de Pinedo watched a Black Bottom performance by New Orleans society girls while his Santa Maria waited for the controls to be readied for a Saturday hop. The route may include Atlanta Hot Springs San Antonio and a final landing at Medina Lake after a cross country flight toward the Lone Star state. A late route revision was reported by the flyer with stops listed across many cities including Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Francesco de Pinedo
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Tomorran
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Louisiana
Star State
Medina Lake
Mar San Ane
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