Record stock surge lifts New York market to new highs
The New York Stock Exchange saw a continued boom with Cenent Motors leading gains as its stock rose $5.25 to a new high. The Dow and other major indicators climbed, with total shares traded surpassing 700,200 in a full session. Industrial averages advanced but some gains were pared by profit taking, while speculative vehicles like Western Perplexm slipped.
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Lork Stock Exchange
Fall Nast
Cenenat Motors
Associated Press
Ester Dax
Catreme
Wextean Perplexm
Husband Held In Wife's Murder At South Ren
South Ren Ind March 23 A4P The shell of a woman was found in the dining room with her throat slit after police arrested her husband on a rift. A friend led detectives to a rendezvous where they found the suspect waiting beside a machine with a blanket shovel and a Mashhoht. The body was later found at the Tyce kowski home.
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Marton Fooeyh
Reenesh
Aiman
Greesexh
Deter Wes Rusher
Undezvous
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Tycekowski
Beet Growers Reject 1928 Price Terms Again
Greek Colo March 23 AP Tilvertors of the Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing association after a meeting here tonight announced they had again refused to accept the 1928 contract offered by the Great Western Sugar company to beet growers.
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Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association
Great Western Sugar Company
Clue to Lost Ocean-Going Plane Unfolds on Langlade Island
Jagged wreckage fragments from two upper fuselage sections were renewed by the French consul aiding the search for a missing trans Atlantic airliner. A first report suggested a crash near Langlade Island, Langlade land, or nearby ports, with authorities investigating a possible breach between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
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Langlade
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Governe- Tuvan
Pierre
Anveestigant
Langladeland
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New Foundland
New York
Carbide blast on ship kills six off Teeland coast
London dispatch reports a carbide can explosion aboard a ship near Teeland coast, causing the deaths of six crew members. The blast occurred after an alcohol or chemical mishap ignited the cap, with authorities investigating the vessel and origin of the can.
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Copenhagen
Teeland
Four sailors die in gasoline blast aboard US destroyer tender Whitner
Four men killed in a gasoline explosion aboard the destroyer tender Whitner at Guantanamo Bay Cuba early Wednesday. The Navy reports the deceased include Johnny Narromichtnisls of Mount Tovat, John Jax Taste of Streetman Taras, William W. Pelsvett of Baltimore, and George L. Garrett of Ozark Missouri.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
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Toa
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Minnesota Republicans Split Delegates for National Convention
Minnesota will split 27 delegates to the Republican National Convention after eight district conventions named 16 delegates and 7 others chosen at the state convention. Hoover and Lowden factions each claim support with Minneapolis area districts and 14 delegates from the 13 districts pledged to different preferences.
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Minnesotas
Tank QO Liven
Love
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Hoover
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Tenth
Adam and Eve Honeymoon Sparks Divorce Tribunal
Torlland Ore March 23 AP Divorce today severed the nuptial ties of Mia Lona, Mae Dunn and Lovell Dunn, who began married life with an Adam and Eve Honeymoon. Dunn, a bride, hunted game while her husband speared salmon, and the court granted a divorce on showing he was too much addicted to drink. She was ordered $40 a month alimony.
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Mae Dunn
Lovell Dunn
Mfe
Adam
Tse
Ais Dunn
Washington
State
Hyue
Man Jumping Incident Leaves Duluth Man Mired in Mud
Minneapolis March 2 A man identified as William Ataros of Duluth reportedly jumped from a bridge into the Mississippi river. Police found him mired to his hips in mud in shallow water and he was rushed to a hospital in critical condition.
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William Ataros
Duluth
Source of horse race dope taker exposed in federal raid
Cleveland O February 23 federal narcotics agents arrested Dre Bethune president of the Netherune Veterinary Remedy company. He claimed to have uncovered the source of drugs used to dope race horses nationwide. Bethune denied pills confiscated from collaborators were told to race horse bettors. He said they were designed to quicken nerves and retard speed to aid trackside betting outcomes. Bethune pleaded not guilty and was released on bond. Howell Loach said the pills retarded a horse speed and aided determining winners before racing begins.
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Bethune
Nethune VetertImer Remedy Company
United States
Aitaignard
Howell Loach
Lintnd
Quake Triggers Tidal Wave Off Oaxaca Coast
An earthquake off the Oaxaca coast produced a tidal wave that damaged villages along the Pacific shoreline. The PRA dispatch notes the event occurred Wednesday and caused widespread disruption to coastal communities. Local authorities assess casualties and rescue needs as crews search for survivors.
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Tochula
Oaxaca
Tource
Four Known Dead in Mexico Quake Report
A Mexico earthquake left multiple casualties with four confirmed dead and others injured across Casico Tochutla and nearby regions. Officials report collapsed structures and affected areas including the state of Oaxaca. Authorities urged caution as rescue efforts continue and precise figures evolve.
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Ram Vargas
Casico
Tochutla
Oanaeca
Contested Flight for France Seeks Senate Approval
Ambiguous item notes a formal permission request from a Senate committee on public lands and suites regarding a flight to France to represent an American motor team in duatre amid an environmental decree affecting Armenian pictures in France. The report mentions Teapot Dome committee connections and wartime tensions in New York Wareh.
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New York
Mexican Rebels Annihilated In Bloody Siege
A federal operation around Zamora and the state of Jalisco reports the capture and execution of 96 insurgents after days of surrounding hideouts. Five leaders are named as killed, rebels refused surrender, were starved and shot after ammunition ran out. Another dispatch notes rebel governor of Jalien killed near Thundera in Guadalajara area.
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Zamora
Wieltonton
Guadalajara
Wigner Gomez Toaz
Jalisen
Thundera
Coroner's Jury Views Dam Ruins With No Abutments Found
Coroner Tramk Nance and advisers inspect the St Francis dam wreckage near San Francisquito Canyon after the collapse killed and left many missing. Witnesses described the red side wall and shattered concrete, noting spalls and water force but authorities have not confirmed abutments. The official report remains pending.
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Alabama Civilized Country Debate At Supreme Court
A chaotic transcript shows Justice Morrison grappling with extradition for a Catholic priest Parikh O Connor sought by Alabama. The case tests habeas corpus and federal grand jury questions as the court weighs release and state requests amid taunting exchanges and procedural tension.
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Hurt Cohmat
Supreme Court
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O Connor
Alabama
Tastee Morrson
Comisel
Essel Wrecked Officers Missing in Gale Near Tarifa
The Swedish steamer Essel was wrecked off Tarifa in a gale while towing a second vessel to the Spanish port. The crew escaped to boats. one lifeboat with 12 men was rescued by the steamer Tomar, others perished or were missing as survivors reached safety.
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Marnh
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Tarifa
Senator Ferris of Michigan Dies at 75
Senator Ferris of Michigan dies after a weeklong pneumonia battle. He had announced retirement on March 7 and endorsed Senator Walsh for the Democratic presidential nomination. At his bedside were his wife Mrs Ferris and two sons Carleton and Phelps. The Senate adjourned in tribute.
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Mer Terris
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Wiehe
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Terns
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Phelps
Senate
Terre
Girl Missing After Abduction Near School in Leighch
A girl named Leah was grabbed by a man while walking to school in Leighch. He forced her into a car with several other children nearby and escaped. Authorities suspect the abductor may be Gwen dolfos father who lacked custody.
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Governor comments on election law and scandals in Albany
Governor Smith spoke during the New York legislative session about proposed pre election campaign expense amendments, defending the anti corruption act while noting the republicans' adjournment. He criticized delays under the weather and electric resource development push and touched on national energy concerns.
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al Ng
Washington
Marontic
Chief Oas Unions Doings Good
Washwelon March 23 Three distinctly contrasting personalities were questioned by the sound interstate commerce committee about their connections with the bituminous mining industry. Charles M Schwab, Bethlehem Steel chairman, displayed easy banter as tension eased in the crowded room and cited links with the Bethlehem Vines of Wet Virginia before proposing surplus-power use as a solution. John D Rockefeller Sr. spoke calmly, affirming his faith in officers of Consolidation Coal in which he owns large stock, and disavowed any ability to suggest or work for a panacea for troubles in the industry.
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Amerieca
Interstate Commerce Committee
Charles M Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Cornoration
Bethlehem Vines Corporation
Virginia
John D Rockefeler
Qmietls
Nye Says Smith Aiding and Comforting Encampment
The article reports Governor Aired-Smith of Ven Verh accused by Char man Nye in the senate committee hearing of seeking to undermine public confidence in the committee through alleged aid and comfort. It notes reactions from North Dakota Republicans and references Harry F Sinclair’s past campaign contributions as part of the dispute.
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Aired — Smith
Ven Verh
Vidar
Charman Nye
Senate
North Dakota
Tarston
New York
Buried beep in bin of Rocas
A fragmented AP wire item from March 1 reports a buried object found in a bin at Rocas. The garbled text details an incident, with unclear names and specifics, but notes the discovery and an investigation underway.
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BOL Sas
Amosoula Holds Great Trage Event Amid Confusion
The notice describes Amosoula planning a major gathering with unclear details on location and participants. It mentions Calhirma and California contexts and references a Torey college with a Sunday event, though specifics are fragmented and uncertain.
Russ Have New Plan for Peace and Disarmament Debate
The session of the preparation committee for a disarmament conference reported by a Soviet foreign affairs commissar that new proposals will be introduced. Delegates favored delaying the committee's draft and discussions led to a shift in proposals by the Soviet delegation head. American ambassador to Belgium suggested postponing the second reading to a fixed date.
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Russia
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Owe Puse
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