Ruhr Strife Grows As British Allow Rail Service
Nightly unrest in the Ruhr includes a bomb in Essen near the Kaiserhof hotel and sabotage at the Essen electric works. A 5 million mark fine on Director Buszmann sparks cut of city electricity, while police in Essen lose protection after the police prefecture offices were occupied. The British approve French rail operation on routes Neuss to Duren to maintain army supply services in the region.
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Federal Agent The Minstrel in Liquor Raids
Washington police and prohibition officers conducted a city wide sweep using 56 warrants as part of a second February clean up. Kentucky revenue agent J A Asher infiltrated the underworld posing as a wandering minstrel to collect evidence, with undercover harp and organ grinder roles used for safety and transport of material.
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Censorship Bills Hit Favorable Notes in Texas House
Austin Feb 17 House committees reported unfavorably on the Stroder state moving picture censor bill and the public meetings privilege bill for newspapers. The Irwin bill would set indeterminate prison terms in felonies, and Merriman seeks to cap primary election fees at 1 dollar. Governor Neff to appoint Rep Sparkman to national cotton conference in Atlanta.
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Oil firms raise mid continent crude and Mexia Currie prices
The Prairie Oil and Gas Company raised mid-continent crude by 10 cents to a range of 1.60 to 2.60 dollars per barrel. The Texas Company boosted Mexia crude to 2.20 dollars and Currie crude to 2.60 dollars. Magnolia Company also announced an average 10 cent increase.
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Magnolia Company Announces New Prices in Corsicana
Dallas, Feb 17 the Magnolia company posted new prices for Corsicana products. Thrall 1.90 Night 1.50 Corsicana heavy 0.80.
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Mussolini Attacks Borah Over Conference Proposal
In Rome on February 17 Premier Mussolini, after the Italian senate ratified the Washington conference agreement, criticized United States Senator Borah for proposing an international conference as too far reaching. He stated that if officials from involved countries urged Italy he would respond without hesitation.
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San Diego Doctor Arrested in Dancer Murder Case
Dr. L. Jacobs, physician at Camp Kearney, was arrested by county officers under an indictment by the grand jury. He is charged with murdering Fritzi Mann, the dancer whose body was found on the Torrey Pines beach four weeks ago.
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Cal
L. Jacobs
Camp Kearney
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Torrey Pines
Parker bars Klan members from public office in Louisiana
Governor Parker declares no Ku Klux Klan member will be appointed to public office while he is governor. The statement replies to Rep. Baynard, who charged the governor with failing to appoint two men in Rapides parish as urged by a voter majority.
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Crews Saved From Four Shipwrecks Off Seattle
Twenty nine men remain to be taken ashore after 1125 rescued from four shipwrecks near Seattle. The Snohomish coastguard cutter has saved 100 and will bring 29 crew members from the Tuscan Prince ashore, already accounting for 14 crew aboard. A wireless message confirmed all Tuscan Prince crew were aboard.
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Blizzard Toll Rises Across The Midwest And Northwest
Chicago reports at least 28 deaths from the cold wave stretching into the Northwest. Victims include frozen men and women, drownings, and burns from fires in Chicago and across Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota Saskatchewan and Seattle as residents battled the blizzard conditions.
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Woman Implicated in Slaying of Engineer Remington
Los Angeles police weigh a woman's possible role in the murder of 38 year old electrical engineer Earie Remington. They note a woman seen alone in a coupe near his residence the night of the killing and report two men and two women seen nearby. The cause of death is a stiletto wound to the heart.
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Cosgrave vows to crush revolt against democracy
Dublin February 17 President Cosgrave issued a final word on the peace question stating the government will put down the revolt against democracy at all costs. He warned that anyone continuing in the war after the expiry of the amnesty period tomorrow must be prepared to pay the price in full.
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Clerks Pay Question Roils Rail Labor Board Hearing
Chicago December 17 The United States railroad labor board will hear Monday the Order of Railway Clerks demand for higher pay. The hearing follows a prior strike vote reversal and a renewed request after several weeks.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
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