Chicago Sanitary Payroll Scandal Ties Auto Hire to Grafters
Chicago investigators seized records from Central Auto Service, seeking explanations for a four day auto tour costing 2 200 dollars. The probe centers on sanitary district experts hiring expensive cars and billing the district, with evidence including a 300 dollar whisky case and payments to T J Crowe, then sanitary district president.
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Chicago
Mar
Chicago Sanitary Districts
Sanitary District
S. Saracino
Central Auto Service Company
T. J. Crowe
Oak Park
Rebels advance in Sinaloa and Zacatecas fronts
In Sinaloa rebels reportedly near Canitas while federal forces hold Mazatlan port. General Urbalejo leads 300 miles inland toward Canitas in Zacatecas as General Calles reaches Zacatecas with about 18,000 troops. Arbalejo, a Yaqui cavalry leader, is described as a determined fighter in Durango territory.
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Monterey
Juan Andreu Almazan
Eulogio Ortiz
Saltillo
Calleg
Arbalejo
Canitas
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Alamazan
Ortiz
Vera Cruz
Jesus M. Aguirre
Central America
Calles
Nogales
Ariz
Mar
Mexico
Mexico City
Juarez
Sonora
Chihuahua
Ramon F. Iturbe
Sinaloa
Luis Ibarra
Carlos Espinosa
Rancho Ojo
Caliente
Francisco Borquez
J. F. Escobar
Borquez
Iturbe
Culiacan
Sal‘tillo
Coahuila
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Zacatecas
Mazatlan
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EL Paso
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Fort Bliss
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Jesus M. Ferriera
Almazan
Federal Government of
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Juan A. Almazan
Urbalejo
Durango
Hoover Eyes Broad Farm Relief Plan With Muscle Shoals Mention
The Senate showed general accord on farm legislation with a large government appropriation to avoid equalization fees. Alabama Democrat Almon urged including the Muscle Shoals project in the farm relief bill, a proposal decades in the making. Georgia Democrat Harris lauded Hoover’s law enforcement stance as others backed the administration.
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Almon
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Muscle Shoals
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Georgia
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Louisiana
Mr. Hoover
House Convenes As Temporary Chairman Chooses Winston
The North Carolina House named Winston as temporary chair man with no permanent successor yet. Two measures postponed include Whedbee’s constitutional amendment to raise supreme court justices from five to seven and Alexander’s dog rabies vaccination bill. Halstead’s bid to table the five days notice on marriage failed, sending the measure back to the senate. Winston bill would appoint county historians. Best’s bill would legalize certain Stanly county probates by phone. The senate focuses on local bills and a school and revenue bill loom next week.
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House
Whedbee
Supreme Court
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Camden
Spence
Moore
Senate
Winston
County Boards of Education
State Historical Association
Representative Best
Staley
Stanly
General Assembly
Park Street paving petition and school health program note
A P T A meeting boosts attendance with a pageant The Garden of God and a diphtheria toxin anti-toxin briefing by nurse Miss Veigh Hutchinson on mass immunization for city schoolchildren were discussed. Attendance banners awarded. March 12 minstrel at Ada Blair school announced.
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East Russell
Green Streets
Veigh Hutchinson
Miss Grissom
Miss Wessinger
Miss Dalrymple
Ada Blair
Allen Jay School
High Point College
Viecrola
Frances S Barnhardat
Virginia Bonnell
Alfred Caviness
Ralph Odom
Lee Burr
Mary Ellington
Thelma White
Carleen Finney
Mary Burr
Bettie Roberson
Opal Echols
Sarah Hope Brown
Gray Pussywillow
Paul Fleming
Johnson Street
Johnson’ Street
I. S. Stirewall
America
J. W. Godwin
Jean Cannon
Little Stancil Morris
Sonny Boy
Blue Heaven
Frances Harmon
Stephen Foster
Montana Politician Dixon Moves From House to Senate
Dixon, a North Carolina native who spent most of his life in Montana, served in the house from 1991 to 1997 before election to the senate. The piece notes his 1921 departure to the Bull Moose party and rise as chairman of the Roosevelt organization in Montana.
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North Carolina
Montana
House
Senate
Bull Moose
Roosevelt Organization
Finney
Kansas
General Land Office
Washington
Reclamation Service
Board of Appeals
Department
Harding
Albert Bacon Fall
Spence Charged With Murder Of Mrs Adams
Anderson South Carolina March 9 After days of suppression the identity of the man believed to have shot Clara B Adams of Dewey Rose Georgia was revealed when a warrant was issued charging Farris B Spence 21 with murder in connection with her body found in the Saluda River last Wednesday.
Cincinnati’s first steamboat Vesta launches in 1816
The first steamboat built in Cincinnati, named Vesta, was launched in 1816 marking an early milestone in river navigation. The vessel represented a pivotal step in regional industrial progress and transport history.
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Cincinnati
Vesta
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