Santa Fe Pastor Publishes Father Faults Survey
In Santa Fe New Mexico on March 3 Associated Press reports pastor Samuel W Manble of the Methodist Church released results from a questionnaire to local school children titled What's the Matter With Father. The survey lists faults such as temper, sulkiness, drinking and swearing, and notes most children love their fathers and many want more time with family.
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Wealthy bachelor found dead in California apartment
Laurene Jungensen, a wealthy bachelor living in an Oakland California apartment, was found dead in a furnished room. A note alleged he was murdered by Dinchymailers and asked police to pressure women named by him.
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Oaxtaan
California
Laurance Jungensen
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Jorgeneeis
Pressaute
Dempsey Ready to Fight Wills After Knockout Victory
Jack Dempsey said he would defend his title against Harry Wills, the Black heavyweight who stopped Kid Norfolk in the second round at Madison Square Garden. Norfolk fell after 26 seconds, with witnesses claiming the blow varied in force. Governor Edwards of New Jersey said he would approve of a Dempsey Wills match if public demand demanded it.
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New Orleans
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Norfolk
Baltimore
Wills
Edwards
New Jersey
Dempsey
Jeffries Stays Put on Ranch, Declines Evangelist Tour
Former heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries said he is too busy on his Burbank ranch to become an evangelist. Reports suggested he was considering such a plan, but he emphasized his farm duties keep him occupied.
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Los Angeles
Jim J. Iries
Chipion
Burbank
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Aucho Pian
European Cities after Americans Face Passport Rules
Associated Press reports from Graz Austria March 3 that Central European states are not ready to relax passport requirements for easier business and travel. Only Austria Hungary and Czecho Slovakia agreed to two year passports and one year visas while Poland Romania and Yugoslavia voiced reservations and objections.
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Austria
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Austria-Hungary
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Poland
Jugo-Slavia
New Zealand Backs British Machinery Over American Contract
Wellington March 3 The New Zealand government rejected an American Wilfor hydroelectric machinery bid and awarded the contract to a British firm despite a 14 000 pound lower offer Premier Monsey said tariff reductions would favor British goods by 7 000 pounds and the cabinet will source metal works from British labor The move marks the first in a series of contracts for hydroelectric projects in New Zealand. WAUPAN WIc March 3 A fire killed three women burning two factory buildings and damaging several structures during the night and into the morning. A classified notice offers an Old Bond at 6900 if taken promptly.
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New Zealand
Wilfor & Hydro-Electric
Monsey
Mourne of Representatives
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Coal Strike Looming Up on Horizon
Chicago March 3 coal experts warn a nationwide general strike could begin April 1 involving 400 000 union miners. If triggered Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Alabama and western states including Kansas Indiana and Illinois would face major disruption. In 1919 strikes, 71.6 percent of districts closed, producing over 414 million tons of the nation s 579 million tons. Operators say new mines in organized districts could lift weekly production to 3.5 4.0 million tons.
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Illinois
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Iowa
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Washington
Wyoming Women Barred From Jury Service
An Associated Press report notes Wyoming retains rules excluding women from jury service. It traces legal history from territorial law to statehood and cites authorities who say neither state nor territorial provisions ever allowed women on juries.
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Wyoming
Wyousing
Government warns on loan details before negotiations
A March report leaked from the State Department suggests the government would be advised by American bankers on all foreign loans to governments, agencies, or municipalities abroad before negotiations begin, as part of evolving policy.
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Washington
March
Mate Department
Lloyd George Sets March 8 for Premiership Decision
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George plans to resign if he does not secure loyal support from the Conservative party. He is said to be prepared to offer his resignation to the King and carry the decision in his pocket.
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London
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlin
Asco ix
Iton
Retired Editor Stakes a 10 Fight Challenge in Paris
In Paris the retiring editor in chief of Figaro seeks satisfaction after taking offense at a rival’s initial editorial. Alfred Capua 64 and Marquis Robert De Florm 60, both members of the French academy, send seconds as the challenge unfolds amid editorial tensions.
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Louis Lazzarua
Figaro
Latzare
Alfred Capua
Lazzarn
Seaves
Robwrt de Florm
Hile
Murgila
Lat~garus
Bath
Court Day Tradition Disrupted in Kentucky City
Lexington reports that an abatement order stripped public square Cheapside of its historic Court Day markets after more than a century. Farmers and traders vow to appeal to the Kentucky Court of Appeals, arguing the move infringes long-standing rights and local custom.
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Century Old Institution
Kentucky
Circuit Court
Old Square
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Grow Creek cattle interests discuss expansion with partners
Walter Putney general manager at Grow Creek Land and Livestock Company met in county capital about forming a partnership with H B Bothwell of Thermopolis. They plan four ranches on Crow Creek with wintering cattle and summer range, optimistic about strong prices by autumn. Putney will travel next to Mirporto then Lenore.
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Craw Creek Land and Vivestock Company
Federal Buildiing
Vutney
H. B. Bothwell
Thermopolis
Crow Crook
Putney
Tolmoy Lotthie
Porto
Lenore
An unclear report on a March incident at a Tokyo wall collapse
The fragment reports a March incident in Tokyo involving a wall collapse and a private call about damages or a monetary claim. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the event centers on damage from a collapse and related inquiries.
Governor of Oklahoma Involved in Fist Fight
Governor Robertson of Oklahoma was assaulted by oilman James C. Lyons after a conference with County Attorney Hepburn. Lyons struck the governor as he extended a greeting. the governor defended himself and about a dozen blows were exchanged. Both men were uninjured. The governor had came to offer to testify before the grand jury probing the defunct Bank of Commerce.
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Robertson
Oklahoma
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Hepburn
Lyons
Ky Standora
Bank of Commerce
Freight rate cuts delayed until July 1 by ICC
Sugar price reductions from western producers to midwestern buyers were suspended until July 1 by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hearings on enforcement begin March 20 in New York. No cause given for postponement. An investigation into Governor E Mont Reilly of Porto Rico was proposed by Rep Tumphrey of Mississippi.
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Mississippi
Situation Grave in British India
London dispatches report rising anxiety over British India with Bengal and Punjab highlighted. Extremist anger overruns Nationalist Congress control as agitation grows and pressure on authorities increases.
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India
London
Punjab
United Provinces
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Congress Party
Daily Telegraph
Big Whiskey Seizure In New York Street Bust
In New York on March 3 a crackdown nabbed seven men amid a cache of whiskey bottles from a boozy era. Officials say the liquor, smuggled from Cuba, was seized near 177th Street as police patrolled the area.
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New York
Cuba
Talay
Gat-Together Club Hosts Luncheon and Plans Trout Stocking
The Gat-Together Club held a weekly luncheon with about 40 business men. A committee reported progress on stocking streams with trout and aims to present a finished report by next Thursday. John Benson chaired, Dr. Smith was secretary.
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Dinwidwiddie
Quail Declared Song Birds In State Plan
The State Humane Society executive committee deems quail song birds and urges farmers to feed and protect them. The group argues birds help control pests and weeds, calls for a four generation protection from hunting, and notes an imminent end to the current quail season.
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State Humane Society
Aneh
Bam P. Pullerton
Poviety
Weade
Boy 14 Kills Self Over School Demand in Detroit
Detroit reports Arthur Coleman aged 14 killed himself after his father ordered schooling. A note described resentment toward the parental rule and hinted at familial turmoil.
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Arthur Coleman
Bris Hanae
Prisoner Church to be hanged after self induced trance
Harvey W. Ubureh, 21, a double murderer, faces execution at 4 p m after attorneys failed to win delays. The governor refused to intervene though Church’s lawyers seek habeas corpus and a possible stay. His mother’s plea prompted a final speech.
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Harvey W. Ubureh
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Amietown Wheat Growers Federation Formed
Denver dispatch reports a federation named the Amietown Wheat Growers Association formed from conferences among state wheat growers. The organization claims control of 75 to 90 million bushels of wheat and plans to expand as more states form or consider organizing to join the effort.
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Amietown Wheat Growers Association
Postmaster General Haya Attacked in House by Rep Willian
In Washington on March 3 Republican Rep William of Illinois charged Will Haya as a major failure of the Republican era. The attack followed a heated House debate over the administration’s cabinet choices. In Rome a separate report says Italian fascists seized the post office and government palace in Fiume with grenades and machine guns, triggering a near civil conflict with Croats. The fascists also claimed to have captured an Italian torpedo boat.
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Will Haya
Willian
Ilinois
London
Fiume
Rome
Bonus bill progress announced for House Wage and Means
Report states a redrafted bill will go to the committee on Monday for review by Republicans and Democrats. The plan aims to unite factions before the final submission to leadership for approval and passage.
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