Bomb Thrown at Lecture in Green Bay
A bomb exploded during William E B Puseyfoot Johnson’s lecture at Union Congregational Church in Green Bay Wisconsin injuring PC Walker slighty. Authorities promised swift action as five hundred people were present and the device appeared to be a crude treecracker.
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Green Bay
Wis
Ponte
Union Congregational
William EB
Puseyfoot
Johnson
Delivry
New India
Walker
Iil
Athorities
Riot at Western Maryland Railroad Yard in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland on March 20 police and railway guards patrolled Western Maryland Railroad yards after a clash with striking workers. Vernon Schildrecht was shot in the leg as guards fired when rocks were hurled at a locomotive.
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Hagerstown
Western Maryland
Mainted of Way
Vernon Schildrecht
Astrikors
Rose-Eli fortune teller charged with larceny in Chicago
In Chicago on March 29 Rose-Eli a known fortune teller demonstrated how she could allegedly make 425 vanish by guiding Henry V Youngnickel. Police tracked her down and she revealed where the money had reappeared in her stocking now facing larceny charges.
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Chicago
Rose
Eli
Henry V. Youngnickel
Youngnickel
Suit for possession of Courier News set for today
A suit for possession of the Courier News, an organ of the nonpartisan league, was listed in Unsa county district court for today. The action stems from orders issued February 26 preventing A O Townley William Lemke and others from interfering with News management.
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Associated Proms
Pargo
N. D
Courier News
Nonpartisan League
Unsa
Prioval
North Dakota
League
A. O. Townley
William Lemke
Lemke
Tcket
Fom
Eleetion
Bunt Tall
Siamese Twins Near Death in Hospital Room
The Siamose Twins Jonepfa and Rosa Blazer lie near death as Rosa remains comatose and Jonepfa is unconscious. Doctors warn Rosa’s death seems likely if Joseph contracts yellow jaundice.
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Jonepfa
Rosa Blazer
Rosa
Aviator Likely to Leave Hospital Soon
Dallas dispatch reports Robert Moore the pilot of the ill fated seaplane Miss Miami may leave the hospital within days after a message from Miami. The news comes as his mother awaits further word on his condition and recovery progress.
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Dallas
Texas
Robert Moore
Miss Miami
Miami
Dallas set to prosecute whip attackers after masked assaults
A citywide meeting in Dallas will propose steps to end a string of whippings of men by masked and unmasked assailants. Prominent citizens met to formally discuss the situation and plan actions.
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Dallas
Texas
School notes detail staff changes and student activities
Miss Vero Clark is appointed secretary at the Vocational High School replacing Miss Julia Birdsall. The Commercial Department adds an adding, enlisting and banking machine. Wyoming students attend Y M C A conference in Casper with strong spirit. Plans form for a Highay program next year. Wen dall Munson speaks on what older Wyoming boys can do for schools. Nocraal Training Girls teach in rural and district schools with good reports. Several girls are assigned to District 8 and Fort Washakie, with others teaching in Lander Grammer Schools. Louise Neal arrives to replace Norma Shierfock in seventh and eighth grades. High School play plans under Mrs Benford and drama rehearsals begin. The XNI. O. Club hosts an afternoon at Mrs B. G Corbin’s home. Mrs Charles McMay hosts a social. John Landis returns from California via Labor following a reformation and arrives in Civile with relatives. The Northwestern train carries him home.
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Vero Clark
Julia Birdsall
Casper
Lin
Wendall Munson
Wyoming
Nocraal
Gladys Adana
Poy Mitchell
Virginia Cyphert
Ruby Harris
Fort Washakle
Catherine Coolidge
Mint Chex
Lander Grammer
Margaret McKensie
Beatrice
Eva Beaton
Nettie Long
Blanche Ballance
Nora Jung Batts
Louise Neal
Peru State Normal
Peru
Nebraska
Norma Sherfock
Mra. Benford
Lander Yellow Stone Bus Line Promises Park Access
The Citizens of Lander Wyoming ink a five year contract with a White Motor Truck Bus Company and Chicago Northwestern Railway to run daily bus service from Lander to Yellowstone Park via Dubois and Brooks Lake. The plan includes Park advertising, 100000 dollars in Wyoming promo funds, and coordinated rail and bus tickets. Directors elected include Frank Brower Frank Arnold and others with Frank Arnold as President. Service starts July 1 lasting to September 15 with daily routes and hotel stops at Moran and Lake Hotel. Mr and Mrs Martin Murphy join Lander summer staff.
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Swiss Alps
Lander
Wyoming
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Yellowstone National Park
Two-Gwo-Tee Pass
United States
Rocky Mountain Highway
Grand Tetons
Jackson
Tole
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Moran
Lake Hotel
Parc
Chicago
Mather
Albright
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Suport
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Frank P. Arnold
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G. FP. Burkey
Lenlie Rea
M. A. Melton
HW. Fourt
Basliens
Reiny
Dusata
Here
Debola
Brooke Lake
Lineh
Xail
Yglowstone Park
Martin Murphy
Hillings
Murphy
Nanak
Fremont
Billings-Nash Company
Lanier People Will
Carrie Cooper
Charles Stough
Wrestler Goes Blind After Bout in Spokane
Spok ane Washington March 29 Ivan Seimans a wrestler suffered a temporary dislocation of the vert brae reacting in blindness when he was hurled on his head in the fourth round of a match last night
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Associated Press
Truncated OCR Rumors of War and Sudden Death
Grief over a dawn tragedy leads to the death of two London women and the discovery of a body in a roaming house. A separate report notes a population inquiry and prohibition debate influences. Local officials attend a city event as naval history and civic duties unfold.
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New York
Twee Woma
Thomas Fullerton
Howe
Notice for Public Auction of Land Tract in Wyoming
Notice is published by the U S Land Office in Lander Wyoming that under 2455KR8 the Crofts land parcel serial No 013495 will be offered at public sale to the highest bidder not less than 2 00 per acre on April 25 at 9 00 AM at the office The tract BWYEWK Section 3 SEN SHY Guxtlon 4 NENW Beetion wT 30N BOOW 6th P M The sale closes when bids stop The high bidder must pay immediately Interested parties should file claims or objections by the sale date March 27 First publication and April 27 last publication Also a rental notice appears by Annie Corbett Lan Wy at end.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lander
Wyo
Moreh Stet
Arthur O. Crofts
Irving W. Wright
Register
Miami Banker Resigns After Three Day Hearing
Miami National Bank president M Clayton resigns amid a three day hearing accusing him of conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. Details offered with no explanations.
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Miami Fla
Clayton
Miami National Bank
Foreigners in U S Largely Do Not Speak English
A census bureau report from Washington shows eleven percent of foreign born whites aged ten and over cannot speak English. In Texas New Mexico and Arizona the rates are 61 49 and 51.9 percent, reflecting high Mexican-born populations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
Mount Etna Erupts Violently in Sicily
An Associated Press dispatch from Rome reports Mount Etna in violent eruption with lava streams issuing from all crater sides. Villagers on the mountain slopes have fled their homes to escape the danger.
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London
Mount Etna
Rome
Palermo
Embezzlement Case Involving Harris Bank Clerk
Chicago reports a 15 000 embezzlement claim by James M Moore clerk at Harris Trust and Savings Bank. Funds allegedly funded a baby care specialist for two year old stuntor and other expenses amid family financial strain. New York notes an elderly messenger George B Reiners found dead after an eleven story fall, with securities valued at about 420 000 found in a wall safe.
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Chicago
James M. Moore
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Moore
New York
George B. Reiners
Hauling and Baked Goods Advertised in Local Notices
Public notices offer hauling services by John Humphrey at the Nickerson barn and promote Jack's Bakery offering large loaves for 25 cents. Additional listings include a modern house for sale, a drop head sewing machine, furniture, and general yard sale items with contact details and prices.
Rickard Freed on Assault and Abduction Charges
George L. Tex Rickard, prominent sports promoter, was acquitted in New York Supreme Court on assault and abduction charges. He likely faces three additional indictments. the assistant district attorney indicated he would not be called on to answer them. Rickard was supported by friends as the verdict was announced.
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Ascerated Press
New York
George L
Tex) Rickard
Supreme Court
Richard
Rickard
Sarah Schoenfeld
Riickard
Posse hunts for negro porter near Pratt Kansas
A posse of citizens and officers hunts the countryside around Pratt for Lucas Smith a negro porter who escaped after attempting to attack Miss Mattie Bingley daughter of a railroad engineer. She fled into the vault office where she was employed. her clothes were torn and a tooth knocked out.
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Associated Press
Pratt
Kansas
Lucas Smith
Mattie Bingley
Vast religious shrine ransacked but relics saved in Quebec
Latter day telegraph reports Piro destroyed the bastiles of St. Anne de Baupre famed for its shrine and cures. The statue of St. Auve and cherished relics were preserved amid the disruption. In Colorado, Hoover voices the Colorado River Commission battle plan to balance upper and lower basin development and flood protection.
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Quebec
Piro
St. Anne de Baupre
St. Auve
Grand Junction
Colo
Colorado River
Uppe
Herbert Hoover
Colorado River Commission
Commission
Senate Ratifies Naval Arms Treaty Amid Debate
The arms conference naval treaty limiting the great sea powers was ratified by the Senate today by an eight to one vote with France Republican of Maryland casting the lone dissent.
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Washington
Senate
France
Maryland
Inventor Sues Henry Ford for 11 Million Damages
Winard B. Muff, a Miami electrical engineer, sues Henry Ford in Miami claiming he originated the magneto used in Ford cars and that Ford has not paid him for the invention. The suit seeks eleven million dollars in damages.
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Miami
Florida
Henry Ford
Winard
Muff
Hoff
Ford
Army appropriation bill passes with 608 votes
The House approved the military and non military expenses for the war department for the coming year. The appropriation totals about 280 million dollars and passed by a 608 vote roll call.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
War Department
Missing defense witness shocks Arhodkle trial
A key defense witness, Kale Brennes, vanished during the third manslaughter trial of Felly Arhodkle, according to a midweek provot credited by the defense. The disappearance prompted a court proprot and added strain to the proceedings in San Francibo.
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Ban Francibco
Kale Brennes
Felly Arhodkle
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