Washington D C Selections and Appointments Noted
In a series of brief items dated March 1 to March 2, officials announce personnel moves. Professor Rhodes is recommended for a customs collector post in Washington. George W. Fisher of Topeka is named successor to a Topeka official. Titus ay resigns as elections commissioner. Joho G Rockefeller donates 210000 to the American Board of Missions, announced after a four hour session.
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Washington, D. C
Rhodes
John Hopkiss Hospital
Maitimore
San Demings
Washington
George, W. Fisher
Topeka
Titus Ay Repimater
Otce
Lis
Boston
Marcel
Prudential Committee
American Board of Missions
Joho G. Rockefeller
Five Men Drowned in Missouri River at St Joseph
Five men lost their lives in the Missouri river here. The Elks will hold an election of officers at the meeting tonight.
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St. Joseph, Mon
Mar
Missouri River
The
Elks
Nations Move Toward Peace Talks With Britain Russia
Reports from St Petersburg indicate Russia has broadened terms for negotiation as Sha prepares to discuss peace. A high official stated last night that with support from the United States and France the peace question has taken practical form and momentum.
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St. Patersburg
Mar
Russia
Heo
Essary Serblanca
United States
France
Russian Naval Officers Return After Parole Violations
A distorted briefing notes that Russian naval officers who violated parole have returned to Washington and were processed. Reports mention two officers, Midshipman Michaelat and Assistant Engineer Kitpasin, with unclear charges tied to alleged breaches and ensuing discussions with the Rayslag government.
Federal Grand Jury Seeks Reliable Witness in Heat Trust Case
Jahn Bi Shields of Brooklyn, a former Armour & Co. employee, is a witness in a grand jury investigation of the Heat trust. He was arrested last night but released on $21,000 bond to ensure his availability for July court terms. Contors, Armour supervisor, is also involved. authorities pursue tampering allegations.
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Chicago
Jahn Bi, Shields
Brooklyn
Armour & Co
Shields
Heat Trust
Thowald Conner
Armour To
oShields
Army Office Announces Defense Emphasis Amid Global War News
Londo March 21 The War Secretary addressed wartime strategy outlining aims to mobilize domestic industry and strengthen Allied operations. He stressed unity, warned of shifting fronts, and urged rapid production while calling for broad citizen support despite mounting global tension.
Japanese Bonds Offered to American Financiers in New York
New York reports the sale of new Japanese bonds to American financiers at 274 percent plus accrued interest. Denominations include pounds and rounds, with principal and interest payable in London and New York at a fixed exchange rate. The offering aligns with the New York Stock Exchange era and reflects the period’s international finance practices.
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New York
Mart
New York Stock Exchange
London
United States
Big Oil Sale and Theft Incident Reported in Texas
In Hasumont Texas a sale of 750 barrels of crude oil stored at Janu ngs is planned by Crepes Hana & Honekenstein to McCuffey Petroleum with delivery to Waquemne Louisiana in May. In Ceuta PL two boys from Pawsice were arrested for horse stealing, held on charges as Sheriff Murphy pursued them after a staged theft at the stables.
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Tex
Mar
Janungs
Crepes, Hana & Honekenstein
McCuffey Metroleum Company
Wale
Waquemne
Dune dl
Ceuta
Maer Dieles Wort
Ciateles Spede
Pawsice
Hutae
Mores Inn
Sherif Murphy
Norman
Samyoe
Same Price to All Standard Wil Company Concessions End
A government order ends concessions to wholesalers and imposes uniform pricing for refined fuels and related commodities. The new rule, signed by top officials, aims to curb discriminatory practices and ensure equal retail access. Federal actions affect wholesalers and growers, with enforcement from the Standard at Washington headquarters. The president directed Secretary Tsst to seek resignations from the Panama Canal Commission chair and members.
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Tinials
Galery
New Order
Ade Police
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Geane
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Sandard
Wiehttr
Washington, Do
Secretary ‘I'sft
Admiral Walker
Tia Panama Canal Commision
Tl Commission
Telegraph Brevities From Western States Newswire
A mix of brief notices: a William J McKay audit permit. Woolly Coast and Savings Bank in China with 20 million capital stock. Richard J Thaw found guilty of second degree murder in New Mexico. a fatal collision in Cowar La kills Ruby Barbee at age three. Robert Bruckman, 4, killed by a freight train in Marion Arkansas. BN Parrish of Denver invents smokeless powder. Martin Trott arrested in Missouri for cattle theft. sale of Orgizanine machinery in Santa Fe County. Sheriff Antonio Ortiz sells assets for 21000 to satisfy 1200 judgment. Ky convict murder sentence five years. Dr He McPatl dies after fall from window. W A Poppenhausen named patent examiner. Gov Pardee approves tax measure in California. Charles Turner, 39, killed by Paul Kruger at Pennsylvania prison bakehouse. Lawrence Kansas post office letters listed. commonwealth expenses and postal notices urge proper addressing. Gustafson clock stopped at 4:28 pm, time guessed 3:30 pm. Wanted notice: student seeks work for room and board.
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Marion
Ark
Barton
Memphis
Parrish
Denver
Tex
War Department
Martn Trot
Martin Oliver
Moverner
Wyoming
Monroe City
He. McPfatl
W. A. Poppenhausen
Baul
Okla
Pardee
California
Heat Exhaustion Claims Pittsburg Mill Workers
Two mill workers died and several others were in a serious condition as excessive heat struck Pittsburg and surrounding mills. The thermometer reached 78 degrees, marking an unprecedented spell of warm weather in March that forced many employees to quit their duties.
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Judge Rules Against Ingersoll Estate Trustees
Boston receives a court ruling in favor of Mrs Ingersoll against the trustees of Andrew J. Davis estate. The judgment totals 885 046 dollars with interest, over sought fees for services allegedly provided by her large client to the estate.
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Vn Ingersollsvidiow
Ingersoll
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Wie
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Dodea Patham
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Mormon church buys old jail home for four thousand
In Carthage on March 1 1920 members of the Mormon church announced the purchase of the old jail home for 4000 dollars. They plan to establish an mission connected with the building project noting the structure was in poor repair after the tragic mob killing of the faith founder.
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Aragic
No Change in Position Despite Japanese Attack Near Rails
From St. Petersburg dated March 26 reports say no change in the positions of the airlines and the front line. Russian forces repelled an attack by Japanese infantry and cavalry at a neighboring spot while the second army inspected troops and found them in excellent condition.
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Rhouranel
Russia's Attitude Described by Prominent Diplomat
In St Petersburg on March 24 a leading diplomat described Russia's stance as for peace yet preparing for war. The government is pursuing dialogue while the war effort continues to be prepared, with officials examining the situation from all angles.
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St. Petersburg
Wir
Niecholaieviteh
In Line For Loan English People Anxious to Take Japanese Bond
London crowds flocked to banks as Japan issued a 2.15 billion loan with police directing the throngs. Observers note intense demand and competition for subscriptions amid the first day chaos at the issuing houses. Separately in Russia, Donbassov is named aide de camp to the emperor after serving on the North Sea inquiry commission, while Chaominodsi station was evacuated as Japanese advances continued.
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St. Petersburg
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Donbassof
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Missouri Governor Folk Attends Waldorf Banquet
Governor Joseph W Folk of Missouri was guest of honor at a Missouri Society banquet in the Waldorf Astoria New York. He arrived with the society’s committee from Jersey City and will have a brief stay. He will not be interviewed for publication and his 1908 presidential plans remain uncertain.
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Missouri
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Folk
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Alabama
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Waterberry
Reverend Bamfords Move Sparks Lawrence News
The Rev M Bamford formerly at First ME moves to Nebraska with plans to begin duties there. Many Lawrence residents travel to Kansas City and Topeka for events, visits, and the Parsifal performance as spring social calendar unfolds.
Dominican government finances under U S control approved
News from Washington reports acceptance by the government of the Dominican Republic of a proposal for United States supervision of its finances to pay its debts. Gas had a favorable effect locally, with observers noting improved prospects for stability.
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San Domingo
Mar
Washington
United States
Two Men Face Personal Crisis in Cleveland Case
Cleveland reports a bizarre incident in which Henry L Woodward, an New York attorney, and Chaee A Bouse, a Toledo salesman for Nasional Supply, were found dead in a derelict site. Police say both men were killed in a confrontation amid claims of domestic distress and a possible robbery.
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Tlenry L Woodward
New York
Veity
Chafee A. Bouse
Nasional Supply Company
Toledo
Scheide
Langmaid case shocks Emporia with revealed identities
In Emporia a long standing resident is accused of living under false identity after years of respectable conduct. The man formerly known as Pave or Langmaid is now believed to be LS Langmaid and had traveled with a woman posing as his sister and Lydia Langmaid, who died fifteen years ago in New York. The issue touches a wife in Bast and a migration from Lowell to Emporia. Meanwhile industrial dividends in April are projected to be the largest in years, totaling about 223 million, per Journal of Commerce.
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Raw
Enyre
Cgiubrie
O. T
LS Langmaid
Lowell
Masa
Pave
Langmaid
Lydia Langmaid
New York
Mar
Journal of Commerce
Tornado Devastates Louisburg Killing and Injuring
A western Kansas tornado reportedly destroyed Louisburg and left many injured with conflicting death tolls. Communication limits hinder verification as officials ponder exact casualties. Separately, the Postmaster General orders a new rural free delivery division based in Omaha to start April 17, covering Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Mar
Ofmaha, Neb
Omaha
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Diay Territories
Wells Fargo Tixpress seeks Kansas foreign license
The Wells Fargo Tixpress company through Kansas City manager Dr J Peterson applies to do business in Kansas as a foreign corporation chartered in Colorado Territory. The application notes a fee of £1 and references regular licensing steps.
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Mar.v
Wells Fargo Tixpress Company
Kansas City
Dr. J. Peterson
Kansas
Colorado Territorial Future
Secretary Ilay Aboard Steamer From New York to Naples
The steamer arriving in Hay is carrying Secretary Ilay and Mrs Ilay from New York to Naples. Ilay reports some health improvement but not full recovery. The voyage occurred amid routine weather and travel notes from Gibraltar to Des Moines and nearby points.
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Naples
Ilay
Hays
Bank robbery and mine disaster reports from Kansas and London
Three men robbed the Anson State Bank in Anson Kansas last night blowing the vault. Over 1000 in currency and silver were stolen. In Paola Kansas a wagon accident near Louisburg left William Hutchinson with a fractured skull and death within hours. In London a Commons vote censured Premier Balfour's policy with ministers abstaining. Leslie J Lyons, Kansas native and former Lawrence letter carrier, is named assistant US district attorney in Kansas City. Spencer Jr 5 cent cigar.
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Wichita
Kan
Anson State Bank
Anson
London
House of Commons
Balfour
Leslie J. Lyons
Law School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
United States
Kansas City
Lipton letter on yachts and the America's Cup dream
Chicago reports Mr Alexane Revell received a letter from Sir Thomas Lipton aboard his yachts in the Indian Ocean. He plans a winter mass for the America's Cup. The city notes March 15 library books arrival purchased with 100 loaned by Mr Grovenor. A birthday party for Gladys Figgins and river duck hunting are also mentioned alongside lawn mower season hints.
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Chicago
Mar
Alexane H. Revell
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Indian Ocean
Markets by Wire Live Stock and Grain Quotes
Market summaries from Kansas City and Chicago report cattle hogs and grain prices with bids for beef steers stockers and feeders cows and heifers and packing stock. Wheat corn oats and rye futures are listed with cash and May July and September points. Nearby receipts include wheat and corn, with notes on butter eggs and dairy products. The article also notes social notices about local gatherings and residents traveling.
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Mar
Chicago
Kansas
Prairie Choice
Tovic
Special Note to AUW Members and Candidates
A dated notice asks pew members from last month and last Wednesday night March Y7 to attend tonight March 24 at 5 pm. Only one candidate will be received. 112 new members have been taken in and 40 more examined. Also mentions an Athens council No 3 dance on March 31 and a river rise due to rain.
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Geer
A. OU. U. Wy
F. M. Dick
Athens Council No 3
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