Ice Gorges Threaten Flood as They Hold
Rain and melting ice push lowlands toward danger while residents flee to safety. Weather centers warn of rising flood risk. authorities deploy responders as highways and towns brace for rising waters. Old Posey and renegade bands face renewed clashes near southeastern Salt Lake territory, with drillers and officials tracking shifts in threat.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Old Posey
Salt
SY Sureuvidius
I. LG
Mooppur
Utah
Juan County
Women charged in plot to murder Chicago fireman
Mrs Annabels MacGinnis and her sister Miss Myna Prowd faced murder charges after police said they plotted to kill Michael McGinnis, a city fireman shot March 13. Two male accomplices were held as accessories as detectives cited their admissions and a revolver linked to Miss Ploch.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Annabels MacGinnis
Myna Prowd
Michael McGinnis
Francis Nee
Miss Ploch
Financing Plans Discussed for Texas Technology College
Amos G. Carter of Fort Worth and the Texas Technology College board discussed financing ideas with Governor Neil and locating board chairman Cowell. The talks occurred in Austin on March 24.
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Austin
Texas
Amos G. Carter
Fort Worth
Board of
Regents
The
Texas Technology College
Neil
Cowell
Locating Board
Hope Dims for Senator Nicholeon as Health Fails
Denver dated report says United States Senator Samuel D. Nicholeon’s condition worsened with a stomach tumor and doctors state he is not expected to survive the next 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Denver
United States
Samuel D. Nicholeon
Medical Act Becomes State Law Amid Debates and Signings
Governor endorses the Medical Act allowing licensed Texas physicians chiropractors and Christian Scientists to practice while banning noncompliant individuals after conviction. He also signs the Cowen gasoline tax bill directing funds to schools and highways and 18 other measures including highway supervision and Pecos river water distribution talks.
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Woo
Meurech
Texa
Net
House
State Highway Department
New Mexico
Pecos
Naval program revision sparks debate at Washington
Washington experts say the five five three naval ratio from the Washington conference could be destroyed unless the United States modernizes the treaty fleet. Some officers rate Britain's and Japan's strengths on a six five four basis and a request for official statements from treaty nations may follow. The decision hinges on the state department and is not expected before President Harding acts.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Harding
Cruel Torture Allegations Stir Newark School Scene
Report outlines alleged abuse in Miller Street school settings where pupils claim ropes were tied around waists and students lowered toward sharpened spikes. Kenneth Wins and Berinim Brown named in the disturbing account, investigated by a supervising official and the director of schools.
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Associated Press
Newark
Evis Hereie
Miller Street
Trusuttie
Kenneth Wins
Berinim Frrown
Ted
Governor names Texas reps to illiteracy conference
Governor Neff selects Kate Hunter of Falgstine and 16 other Texans as official representatives to the illiteracy conference in Little Rock on April 10. The group will join delegates from across the state to discuss literacy efforts.
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Piute
Austin
Texas
Neff
Kate Hunter
Falgstine
Little Rock
Mrs Weeks Improves In Washington March 24
Washington March 24 Mrs John Weeks wife of the secretary of war is reported to be very much improved today after suffering from intestinal indigestion and related ailments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mrsa
John Weeks
Secretary of War
World food policy debate advances at national meeting
Report from Cincinnati on March 24 notes a major proposal to hold a world conference on agriculture and trade. The article mentions the American Evgoicer urging formal action and the Board backing broader study of logistics for a future U S event.
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Cincinnati
United States
Flying Record Sets Army Flight Speed Mark
The War Department reports Major Leo Heffernan flew from Timites frei Columbus to Fort Bliss in Ts minutes at 250 mph. Sergeant Jensen accompanied Heffernan as sandstorms and a 6000 foot ceiling challenged the flight.
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Associated Plans
Washington
Army Air Service
War Department
Leo Vifrevraty
Thmites Frei
Columbus
N. M
Fort Bliss
Texas
Heffernan
Jensen
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