Fourteen Die After Train and Bus Collision in Ohio
An express train struck a bus near Painesville causing fourteen deaths and six injuries. The bus, on its last trip from Fairport to Painseville, failed to heed a watchman signal. Gasoline on the bus ignited the wreckage, burning several bodies. Investigators will probe the cause as officials cite driver actions and visibility issues at the crossing.
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Associated Prem
Cleveland
Ohio
New York Central
Painesville
Svtorning
Palrport
Chicago
Theo
F. 8
Fernandes
Buffalo
Ernst
At Hast
Painseville
Fairport
A. W. Barnes
Chester Parrish
Carl Sullivan
Sullivan
Mission Doctor Breldon Reported Murder Near Thibwas
An Associated Press dispatch from Louis, March 4, reports Rev. Dr. A. L. Breldon, a medical missionary of the Disciples of Christ, was murdered by robbers near Bangtang, per a cablogram. The clergy figure served in Thibwas and the crime prompted renewed security concerns among mission circles.
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Associated Pree
Ay, Louis, Mo
A. L. Breldon
The
Disciples of Christ
Thib
Bantang
Senate approves funds for trans continental mail air service
By Associate Press. Washington March 4 Funds to continue the trans continental mail air service will be provided in the annual post office appropriation bill under an agreement of the senate members in charge of the measure.
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Associate
Washington
Post Office
Senate
Government to investigate masked groups in Kern oil fields
Federal inquiry opened into a string of violent actions by masked and hooded groups in central California oil fields. District Attorney B Dorsey announced the probe after mail warnings signed HK. K. K. and bearing a brickhandprint appeared. Eli Andrews of Taft was reportedly beaten by masked assailants.
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Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
California
B. Dorsey
Kern County
HK. K. K
Eli Andrews
Taft
Strangler Lewis Again Wins Heav yweight Title
Strangler Lewis regains the world heavyweight wrestling championship by defeating Stanislaus Zhynshe in a two of three falls match. Lewis, from Wichita, holds the title with his latest victory and continues his long reign as champion.
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Wichita
Kane
Marth Do
Lewis
Stanislaus Zhynshe
Lander High Trims Riverton In Strong Offense Victory
Lander High defeated Riverton 38 to 12 in a game marked by a new offensive system centered on Evans in the opening minutes. Evans, Rwain, Wendt and Hudson starred with Pearson aiding defense, as substitutions closed the 30 to 5 lead into a 28 to 11 final period. The coach notes this improvement could boost Lander near intrastate play at Laramie.
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Vocational Hight
Riverton
Taetics
Jee
Evans
Rapid Snc
Rwain
Wendt
Hudson
Pearson
Geisar
Lander
Laramie
Davenport bout gives Morrie Gellafor decisive win
Omaha welterweight Morrie Gellafor defeated the Akron youth in a ten round bout held in Davenport Iowa. The bout ended with a divisive victory for Gellafor as he outboxed his opponent throughout.
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Davenport
Iowa
Morrie Gellafor
Omaha
Yorngfithe
Akron
Gorge forms after river falls near Sterling
Rock River in Dixon area shows a seven inch drop while a new seven mile gorge forms between Erie and Hillsdale below Sterling. Officials say the river is rising at Sterling ten miles below Disen and dynamite would be useless.
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Dixon
Rock River
Erie
Hillsdale
Sterling
Disen
Death of Mrs. Sollor at Evanston Hospital
Cheyenne March 4 Mrs Cornelia B Mills secretary of the state board of charities and reform reports the death of Mrs O C Boll er wife of the Evanston state hospital for infants superintendent at 6 oclock last evening Typhoid fever contracted while accompanying a female inmate to the inmate's home in the east End came at the superintendent's quarters on the hospital grounds no other cases are reported at this time
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Cheyenne
Mra
Cornelia B. Mills
State Board of Chailiea and Reform
At & O'Elick
Boller
Evanston
Solltr
Eiat
Tim
Missionary Adventure and Youth Stewardship Sermons
Friday at 10 a.m. the church offers A Missionary Adventure in Lensus with Acknowledgement of God. Sunday morning at 1 p.m. a subject titled The Wicked Seas of Batan. Evening service at 7 30 features The Wickedseas of Batan. The Stewardship of Youth is a B P U topic inviting all milestonary souls to learn. TB King Pastor.
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Batan
TB. King
New Game Warden Bruce Nowlin Named in Riverton Area
Bruce Nowlin of Duhele was appointed yesterday as Game Warden and Fish Commissioner, succeeding the late W T Judkina of Riverton. The move places Nowlin in charge of wildlife enforcement and fish management duties for the region.
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Bruce Nowlin
Duhele
Yeterday
W. T. Judkina
Riverton
Legion Unemployment Drive Aims to Hire Vets Nationwide
The American Legion leads a nationwide effort to employ 700000 World War I veterans now idle, with local units surveying conditions and planning March 20 as American Employment Day. National leaders urge governors mayors and church leaders to support, with joint local committees to mobilize business civic and welfare groups for relief and job placement.
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Associated Prem
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Legion
Loion
Hanford MacNider
the Legion
United States
Lemuel Bolles
St. Paul
Louisiana Department of the Pexion
American Legion Auxiliary
United States Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis and Lions Clubs
Red Crom
Community Service
Knights of Columbus
Elks Ord Jewish Welfare Board
Bengook Alley Drama Postponed to Monday Night
Special notice announces that Bengook Alley will not arrive in time for Sunday showings and will instead be presented Monday night, March 6, at the Grand Theatre. The change shifts the performance date to accommodate delayed arrival and ensures patrons are aware of the new schedule.
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Bengook Alley
Grand Theatre
Demolay Lodge Seeks Initiation Tonight at 7:30
Members and officers are asked to attend at the Masonic Lodge rooms for an initiation ceremony starting at 7 30 this evening. Leroy Crofta, Master Counsellor, issues the summons.
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Masonic Lodge
Leroy Crofta
Sun May School Seeks All Ages for Worthwhile Activities
A church notice invites all ages to attend the Methodist event at Sun May School, promising congenial and worthwhile programs for both young and old. Pastor M. Jones extends cordial welcomes and notes other services available for worshippers.
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Seawley
Major Peck Promotion Confirmed by Senate
The promotion of Major Robert G. Peck to Lieutenant Colonel was confirmed after delays and pleas from several grantors. The record notes Peck faced rebukes and a prior rejection of his first promotion during wartime, with the Senate ultimately granting confirmation.
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Major Peck
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Oh 64
Robert G. Peck
Hi ‘Kansan
Missouri National ‘Guard
A. EB. F
War Department
Our Institutions Best in World by Dr Thwing
Dr Charles Thwing retiring president of Western University Cleveland urged graduates of the University Clubs that the college should shape citizens with thinking minds. He warned against Prohibition Amendment defiance and growing capital labor antagonism, urging principles of liberty brotherhood equality and capacity based representation. He urged colleges to engage with the community through personal contact and vivid teaching of nature, mathematics, social and religious themes.
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Associated Fresc
Washington
Charles ¥. Thwing
Western University
Cleveland
Ania
Dr. Theing
Thwing
America
Fleischman Hergt Co in Trouble Across Cities
Prohibition officials in New York and ten other cities move to seize all supplies of industrial alcohol at Fleischman plants after permits are revoked. Haynes calls the action one of the bureau’s biggest moves, citing alleged diversion of non beverage alcohol on forged permits and purchases without proper authorization.
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Associated Prous
Ashington
March Prohibition
New York
Fleischman Legal Company
Prohibition
Haynes
Prohibition Bureau
Five judges select seven for Laramie trip
Five judges including Dr. C. T. Jones and Mrs. Dickinson met to pick five of seven outstanding Vocational High School contestants for High School Week in Laramie. After discussion they opted to raise funds to send all seven, then list the seven: Virginia Sproul Eva Beaton Nora Locke Elizabeth Hines Eugene Godfrey John Magown and the basketball team, who depart on the 16th.
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Associated Press
C. T. Jones
W. EB. Hardin
Laramie
Virginia Sproul
Eva Beaton
Nora Locke
Elixabeth Hines
Eugene Godfrey
John Magown
Kiwanis Club Plans Oratorical Contest and Activities
The Kiwanis Club held a small evening meeting at the Noble Hotel with President Jones presiding. They announced an oratorical contest for Junior and Ben ler Boys with a cash prize, discussed entertaining distinguished guests, and reported 71 active members on the roster. Advertising plans to boost tourism in Lander were proposed but to be deferred at the next meeting.
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Kiwanis Club
Noble Hotel
Jones
Sen
Ator Kendrick
Lander
Unclear religious service note and sale ad
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a Congregational Church service with lines about Jesus and an orthodox answer, mentions Revning services at 7:0, plus a note to calm and talk things over, and ends with an inexact real estate sale line about Pine Peak tree ta Hay cash growers.
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Jeus Olsiet
Serviers
Fame Again In Trouble In Abeassia Bay Fire
UME March 4 The council of ministers debated the Plume crime and the government transfer to a national defense committee. Fasciti forces, Legionnaires, and Republicans seized the city after police withdrew to the government palace. They mounted machine guns on the palace roof while an Italian armored boat fired from Abeassia Bay.
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Ume
Council
Ennellin
Fasciti
Legionnaires
4Anella
Lloyd George Crisis Deepens As Cabinet Solidarity Teeters
London dispatch reports Austen Chamberlain backing for Lloyd George has little effect on the crisis. Political writers in papers today say the situation remains acute with the premier facing resignation pressure.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
Lloyd George
Papera
Brokerage firm fails on New York Curb
The firm BE, J. Clarke and Company, a major New York Curb member with Chicago and mid western offices, declared bankruptcy. Clarke had announced in New York that obligations would be met and a reorganization planned, while Denver offices under House Taylor began operations December 1.
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New York
J. Clarke and Company
New York Curb
Chicago
Mid-Western
Denver
Clarke Company
House Taylor
Taylor
Laree
Clarke
Libel suit heard as jury selects evidence in baseless case
In Basin Wyoming on March 4 the 25000 dollar slander suit of attorney EB H Kills of Greybull against Pred Manning is heard in district court. The crowded courtroom heard that articles published by the plaintiff attacking the defendant as city attorney were within a permissible act of public officials. The judge ruled that newspapers may condemn such acts and that the evidence clearly showed the Medoiae published content fit that standard. In Curynne Port Colling a woman is arrested in connection with a murder investigation after the body of Walter Christmoon is found near the city outskirts.
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Curyenne
Mar
la Withhell
Walter Christmoon
Port Colling
Garler
Work Takes Oath as Postmaster General
Dr Hubert Work was sworn in today as Postmaster General. In a statement to the postal service, he said Hayes had not set new ideals in the department and that the plans had been approved by the administration. He outlined a clear purpose for his vision in reforming postal service.
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Washington
Hubert Work
Hays
Scheala
Work
Zanelli Government Overthrown in Fierce Fighting
A national defense committee declares the provisional government toppled under President Zanelli as the constituent assembly battles persist. Dispatches report Zanelli may have fled to Buccari amid the chaos.
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Fiume
Committee of National Defense
Zanelli
Buccari
Extradition Request Filed for Rebel Leader
A Mexican request for the extradition of Nicholas Rodriguez, arrested Wednesday at El Paso on charges of leading a rebel band along the border, was filed in Washington, according to information from Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Nicholas Rodriguez
el Paso
Washington
Two Men Seize Teen Girl in Chicago Assault
A sixteen year old girl was seized by two men as she neared her home in Chicago. They dragged her to a vacant lot, demanded money, and after finding none, cut her hair with a jack knife before releasing her. The incident occurred at night in a public area.
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Chicago
Lloyd George may quit as new Liberal party eyed
Winston Churchill, speaking at Loughborough, outlined a plan for a new national Liberal Party formed from moderates, conservatives, and coalition Liberals. He described it as Liberal Progressive and Pacifist in its outlook, committed to empire traditions and duties. Wheat closed at 1.43 and corn at 1/4 here in Chicago market report.
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London
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Loughborough
Cherehill
Pacific
Irish Transport Workers Union at Gun Works Riot
AAD Appairiti TIPPERARY Ireland March 4. The local Irish Transport Workers Union pelted the gun works and hoisted the red flag.
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Tipperany
Ireland
Irish Transport Workers ‘Union
Fire Alarm at City Bakery Sparks Brief Excitement
Yesterday a fire alarm rang from City Bakery due to a stick of wen under the vent catching bread scraps in a cement pit. No real blaze occurred as firemen determined it was minor and quickly controlled. Eugene Ameretti and daughters Margaret and Eloise were expected to arrive in Lander tonight from the Ameretti Ledge on Horse Creek for a short stay.
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Eugene Ameretti
Margaret
Eloise
Lander
Ameretti
Horse Creek
Lantur Triode
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Strangler Lewis
Be Associated Press
OC. H. Solier
Rh, M. Jones
Jem U L. Hitton
Stongn
Pheri
Sidapy
Nubravks
Leroy Grant
Bitton
Union Pacific
South Cheyenne
Phoresyane
Reillet Etrikteg Sinton
Grant Howe
Grant
Wafaanly
Fleischman Hergt CO
Ity Asociated Press
Muunly
Miami
Fla
Marin
Otis H Cutler
American Brake Shop and Foundry Company
J. 2. Morgan
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