Navy cut by report of committee
The Howe Naval committee approved a bill to fix the maximum enlisted strength at 86 000 plus 6000 apprentices, 94 000 in total, under operating needs for the treaty fleet. It also sets a cap of 200 graduates per class at the Naval Academy who shall be commissioned for 1922 28 24.
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Associated Preas
R Washington
Howe Naval Committee
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Denby Guelarod
Navy Academy
Harding Signs Farmers Bill for Northwest Aid
Washington March 22 The $1 500 000 seed loan relief bill signed by President Harding will begin immediately to aid farmers hit by crop failure in the Northwest The Agricultural Department says the relief funds will be used to purchase spring grown grain for sale in the area including Northwest South Dakota counties.
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Washington
Harding
Northwest
Agricultural Department
Seal Area
South Dakota
Fire razes Atlantic Chemical plant in Rahway suburb
A major blaze in Rahway, a suburb of Elizabeth, New Jersey, destroyed several Atlantic Chemical Company buildings. The fire caused an estimated loss exceeding one hundred thousand dollars and prompted substantial property damage.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Atlantic Chemical Company
Rahway
Lander Shines as Bright Business Town in State
Lando shows improving business across sectors with a hopeful summer ahead. Wool trade gains, cattle stock strong through winter, and Hudson coal mines running at capacity suggest a booming economy for Lander with much to be thankful for.
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Lando
Hudson
Lander
FLOGGERS DRAW REWARDS IN TWO TEXAS CITIES
Dallas offers 1000 reward for the masked man who flogged P H Etheridge a 47 year old lumber dealer and father of four. Klans letter to mayor spurred the bounty. Beaumont also posts 1000 for arrest and conviction of those who whipped and tarred Judge J A Pelt aged 63 on Monday night.
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Dallas
Texas
P. H. Etheridge
Bu Klux Klan
Beaumont
J. A. Pelt
Mennonites Leaving for New Home Across the Border
Assorted Mennonites from Saskatchewan and Manitoba head toward Chihuahua Mexico in a planned migration to escape taxes and schooling laws. A younger, more independent faction resists relocation while elders uphold tradition. Camps aboard trains carry livestock, farming gear, and family belongings as they move southward.
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EL Paso
Tex
Sankatchewan
Cenula
Chihuahua
Mexico
Andreds Alrealy
el Pano
Aect
Netherlands
Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Paso
New Dance Dons Shock Manhattan in Court Ruling
Four female dancers arrested for shocking Manhattan police were released after a judge ruled the South Seas dance show presents no greater outrage than native shimmy. They wore costumes over their clothes and demonstrated their movements in court.
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Associated Press
New York
South Seas
Manhattan
Sleepy Soviet Minister Chiteherin Keeps Office Hours Unusual
Moscow reports the Soviet Foreign Minister George V. Chiteherin works around the clock with only brief rest periods in a bachelor apartment adjoining his offices. He schedules interviews between midnight and 2 a.m. and spends most days in continuous work, sometimes forgetting to eat due to deep immersion in duties.
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Moscow
George V. Chiteherin
Chiteborin
So. m
Uberty
Chitcherin
Exept
Chitehorin
Chiteberin
Testimony in Rickard Use Trial Described In Court
New York March 92 resume testimony before the supreme court jury trying Tex Rickard for assault. Fifteen year old Sarah Schoenfield testified that three days after his arrest he took her and Nellie Gavko for a car ride and told them another man did it if they were caught. Rickard faces alleged assault on Alice Ruck aged 1.
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New York
Supreme Court
Tex Rickard
Asault
Sarah Schoen
Tield
Nellie Gavko
Seta Chum
Stickard
Alice Ruck
Union Sunday School Plans Gatherin at Century April 30
Representatives of the tour protestant Sunday schools met at Noble hotel to plan a Union Sunday School gathering at the Century on April 30 with a program in which all participants will take part. Laura Pedulie traveled from Wilton after demonstrations in home dairy ing and dressmaking. She then goes to Milford today and Friday directs a fashion demonstration at Warner Market Street. Mrs EB Millon, manager of the hotel in Shoabont, returns home after a bus ride and new county resident.
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Noble Hotel
Bamtay
Cemtury
Laura Pledulie
Wilot
Milford
Maui
Dirvebion
Mra Warner Market Street
Vies
EB. Millon
Shoabont
Dent
Los Angeles Businessmen Arrested in Army Goods Auction Conspiracy
Three Los Angeles businessmen were arrested with a fourth to be arrested later in a bid manipulation conspiracy at the Army goods auction at Camp Kearny near San Diego. The three arraigned were released on ten thousand dollars bail.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Camp Kearney
San Diego
Debate on four power Mazific treaty ends debate period
A flood of prepared speeches for and against the four power Mazific treaty was delivered in the Senate today as the unlimited debate period closed under a unanimous consent agreement. The final ratification vote is scheduled for Friday.
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Byay
Washington
Senate
Republican Army split looms after Dublin convention ban
The Irish Republican Army convention, forbidden by Arthur Griffith, the Dail Brewan president, is set for Sunday. The announcement signals a definite split within the Republican army.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Arty Convention
Arthur Griffith
Dail Brewan
Zey Provost Sent to San Francisco for Arbuckle Case
Zey Provost the sole prosecution witness in Patty Arbuckle’s third trial and the manslaughter charge is in New Orleans. The district attorney arranged her transport to San Francisco at California authorities request. After the second trial she vanished and a nationwide search was launched.
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New Orleana
Zey Provost
Saicelar
Patty Arbuckle
New Orleans
San Francisco
California
Explorer Ward Reaches Rangoon After Nine Month China Trek
Associated Press reports King don Ward completes a nine month journey into China and Mull Tibet returning to Rangoon. He gathered plant specimens for Edinburgh University and shipped rare tea and poppy seeds to Edinburgh. His route included Norther mtarma and Mull a 5 million square mile kingdom with rugged peaks and a powerful resident guardian.
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Kingdon Ward
Rangoon
Ching
Kingdom of
Mull
Chinews
Tibet
Mr. Ward
Edineburgh University
Balinburgh
Iarma
China
Thor
Enarmiaae
Labor and Capital In Touch At Chicago Convention
Chicago March 22 Employers widely reject fear and wage only incentives. Northwestern University President Walter Dill Scott argues science aids worker education and placement for mutual gain. He notes psychology and individual differences shape motivation and highlights benefits of hygiene, citizenship, and democratic participation in the workplace. Harry J. Shad moved to Rochester Vila after legal matters. Northwestern chain Awy met lender today counting on Aho latins Tandwok ilumage, but was cited by the Northwestern railroad.
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Chicago
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern Uiversity
University of Chicago
Scott
Beott
Brotherhood of Men
Wiman
Northwestern
Northwwstern Railroad
Madiron
Wis
Thomas A. Edison Enye
Edison
Wisconsin University Regente
Profesor W. A. Gent
Eilenwald Scott
Edilson
Fragmentary 1900s OCR Note with garbled names
Incomplete text shows mixed garble about times and prices with likely names such as Robert Hughes and Matthew. Several lines read as stray phrases and misread numbers, making a coherent event unclear. No verifiable action or clear entities beyond scattered proper names emerge.
Meets Ma Dressed in Son's Clothes
Sevano Telles stopped a stranger on a Pasadena street asking the time. The man offered a watch later traced to Martin Telles a 17 year old whose body was found in a reservoir with injuries. Clothes worn by the stranger were said to belong to Telles' son. Police connect the suspect to the murder.
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Associated Prec
Pasadena
Calif
Police Commissioner and wife robbed near home
San Francisco chronicle reports detectives quietly investigated a holdup of Police Commissioner Thoms K. Shumate and his wife near their residence several days ago. They were robbed of several hundred dollars according to the Chronicle.
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San Francisco
Thoms K. Shumate
The
Chronicle
Fire Claims Life of Bloomington Woman Adaline Peeple
Bloomington Illinois reports Mrs Adaline Peeple age 64 burned to death in her home last night. Authorities believe she lit a match and her clothing caught fire. She died without regaining consciousness.
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Assciated Press
Bloomington
Ill
Adaline Peeple
Wis
The Old Nest draws tears from the American family
The Old Nest draws tears and laughter as a genuine family drama. Hughes Reynolds presents a master piece, prevented at Grand next Friday night. The remains of Mrs Morse were buried in St Paul after a morning train crossing to Minnesota. The four Morse daughters traveled with the body. Hudson and Cook report local business and forest concerns. Wary books due must be returned for April inventory.
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Gohlwyn
Hughes Rorein
Grand
Mra
Euth Morse
St. Paul
Minnoenta
Elliott Allison
Bt. Paul
Mrv
Eugene Kinnuar
Chicago
Dean Mirn
Peggy Morse
Sweden Eyes Return to Gold Standard Says Bankers
AP reports HTOORMOLM Sweden near restoring gold parity as bankers and business leaders expect elope to advance toward full postwar parity. The dollar’s exchange rate, once tied to gold at 4.00, has fluctuated since August, signaling a shift toward stabilized par value.
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Associated Press
Htoormolm
Mareh
Sweden
Aunalddred
Guld Hes
Two Merchants Convicted for Concealing Assets in Bankruptcy
Jacob Harr and Joseph Wiener, wholesalers, were sentenced to one year and one day in Atlanta after being convicted of concealing assets totaling 31 000 dollars in bankruptcy proceedings. Wiener reportedly deposited diamonds and jewelry in a vault and fled Buffalo with a suitcase of gravel, later claiming 29 000 dollars of jewelry and 2 000 dollars in gambling losses.
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Associated Press
NEW Four
Jacob Harr
Josph Wiener
Atla _s
Intentiary
Wiener
Buffalo
Water in Oklahoma lowlands after river rise
Oklahoma City reports over five square miles of lowlands flooded as the North Canadian River rises five inches since yesterday, lifting water level above twelve feet. Paris notes US note on army costs in Germany to be presented to allies. Edison controversy arouses Wisconsin officials. Salt Lake City reports mystery death of Charlen Bradford and his nephew Geo near Monticello.
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Associated Pres
Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Paris
Costa Cof
Germany
United States
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charlen Bredford
Geo
Montidello
Governor Indicted Over Bribe In Bank Inquiry
A joint indictment charges Governor J D A. Robertcom and Dennis Pred, a former banking commissioner, with taking a bribe to permit the Guaranty State Bank to operate after it was insolvent. The grand jury returned the case yesterday and a warrant for the governor’s arrest was issued. Local officials expect the governor to respond today.
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Asmelated
Okmulaee
Oklsioma
Gove Wrnor J
A. Robertcom
Pred
Dennis
Guaranty State Bank
Timerto Do Lusinom
Duteles Coomly Grand Jury
Keale
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