Death and Terror Sweep Midwest Tornadoes and Storms
Tornadoes and storms swept through the Midwest and plains from Kansas to Missouri, killing at least twelve people and injuring many more as towns faced heavy property damage. Shawnee Oklahoma suffered eight deaths and extensive destruction, while Harper Attica and Filks Fills reported thousands in losses. Missouri towns Bertrand Sikeston and Charlestown suffered further fatalities and telecom lines were damaged.
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Chicago
Mar
Northwest
Central
West
Missouri
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Kana3
Goff
Harper
Attica
Filks
Kentucky Tornado Ravages Graves County Damages Estimated
A fierce Kentucky storm struck McCracken Graves and nearby counties causing about 75000 dollars in damage. Lemont Grahamville and Maxén suffered hits with several houses blown down in the hardest area, but no lives are reported lost.
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Associated Press
Padugah
McCracken
Graves
Lemont
Grahamville
Maxén
Unexplained Electric Power Interruption In Ky
Local patrons report a recurring power fluctuation with brief outages over several days. Officials point to weather, wind, and rain possibly affecting lines near Vanilla. Crews have been sent to locate and repair a fault, but no fix by noon.
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Rocala
Inspection tour highlights Kentucky Utilities plants
Ben Herrington vice president of Kentucky Utilities conducted a tour of plants in Southeastern Kentucky reporting local conditions satisfactory. He commended civic improvements since the last visit. A reference notes the International committee chairperson and a list of names, with a separate AP report noting missing persons in Salt Lake City amid a snow avalanche.
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Kentucky
Ben Herrington
Kentucky, UtliNes Company
Middlesboro Fire Department seeks lower rate insurance
Middlesboro fire department seeks lower fire insurance rates for property owners. The department notes three members plus the Harge fire engine and a new flusher track to improve service. Commissioner Cooke says steps toward lower rates are possible and work toward improvements continues.
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Middlesbrow
Euzing
Kenville
Baing
Keeney
Middlestern Fire Department
Cooke
Ikea
Australia hears California singer six thousand miles away
Sidney Nova Scotia reports Australian wireless listener Wright of Scarborough heard clear transmission from California. A baritone and a soprano solo were heard, with the listener noting a strong signal using a home valve set. Officials say the reception seems genuine, though verification remains.
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Sidney
N.S. W
Mare
Wright
Scarbrough
New Sant Wales
Rite Herd
Uynourcement Fuuile
Atpstelbutins Company
Iturnia
Ajo Qwish Sal
Cro Valifornia
Kentucky Sunday School Day Plans Aim High
The Kentucky Sun notes a state wide push for Sunday School Day on May 4 1922. Objectives include attracting more attendance improving teaching evangelistic emphasis before Easter and boosting church membership across the state with a target of one million in Sunday School and preaching services.
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Kentucky Sunation
Suni
Hte
Sandey School
Kentucky
Latonia school staff training session noted at Chelstary club
Latonia reports a training event for school workers conducted at the Latonia Chelstiay club. The faculty included Miss I Spencer, Miss Mary A White, and Mr George Mooke among others, with several listed from St. Louis and Louisville in attendance.
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Latonta
An Sinntay
Latonia Chelstiay Clabeh
Dele I. Spencer
Leaingtony
Misa
Mary A. White
Louis- Ville
Charles
Darsie
St. Louis
3Fo
George ¥. Mooke
Fannsmite
A Cehdal
Loulayifle Market Report Declines Mixed Livestock Prices
Livestock market notes showing hogs at 200, cattle steady, sheep around 0.50 with Hall steady and demand described as dull. Traders report cautious activity and adjusted quotes amid uncertain demand in the region.
Great Caution in March Buying Reflects Slow Restocking
A Federal Reserve district report details cautious March buying by retailers and wholesalers, with ample production yet smaller forward orders. Weather and late Easter dampen spring demand, while raw cotton prices drop and clothing and grocery demand shows mixed signs. Labor conditions improve slightly as factories and railroad shops boost activity, signaling a tentative but steady rural revival as warm weather approaches.
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Hunt
Federal Reserve
Ing
Iluttog
Liveston
U. S. Department of Labor
Vengeance by ancient gods haunts Hawaii site fire
In Honolulu a fire at the Elks Club beachfront clubhouse near Watiki Ki on Dinmont Head is linked to a string of misfortunes, including murders, tied to desecration of a historic heiau. Hawaiian medicine men warn evil will befall those who profane the ancient worship site. The structure stood near descendants of James A. Castle who settled the area in 1826.
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Tress
Honolulu
Star
Hawaii
Order of Elks
Watkiki
Dinmont Head
Week's Weather Forecast for Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Weather outlook for the week in the Ohio valley and Tennessee shows fair skies with cooler temperatures starting Sunday and warmer weather afterward. Rain is possible on Wednesday or Thursday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Washington to Combat Booze War On Bootleggers
Washington police vow a relentless war on bootleggers after charges that the capital is the wettest city in the country. Police Superintendent Sullivan announced there will be no quarter and prominent citizens may fall into the net, with consequences for those caught.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mar
Capitol Police
Sullivan
iBaptists Plan Great Revival in Middlesboro Campaign
Middlesboro moves toward a thirteen day revival beginning March 31 led by Rev. E C Stevens of Louisville with evangelist E L Wolstingle. Dr Sam P Martin guides a pre campaign sermon series as preparations focus on cross crown and Christ. Daily services start 10 am and 7 30 pm with topics listed for each date through April 13.
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Middlesboro
E. C. Stevens
Louisville
First Baptist Church
E. L. Wolstngle
Sam’ PB. Martin
Hay
Stevens
Christ
Thursaly
Daugherty Hearings Hear Of Whiskey Deal Allegations
Nicholas Cimino testified about alleged whiskey deal connections involving Daugherty aides and associates. He recalled conversations about payoffs and political influence, mentioning Mortimer and a Pittsburgh party, with figures around 100000 to 200000 dollars and related parole schemes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty Senate Committee
Daugherty
Nicholas Cimino
New York
Howard Lanington
Cimino
Prohibition
Jhrowsch
Raugherty
Hilas St. Mortimer
Mortimer
Pittsburgh
Amour
Grant
Ie Cimino
Vanderlip Hints Cabinet Changes
Associated Press reports Frank A Vanderlip hints at changes within the cabinet. In a statement published today he says details may develop later and cautions that naming individuals could shock readers. The remarks reflect contemplation of possible personnel shifts without naming specific candidates.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank A. ‘Vancerlip
Otired
Strike of 40000 Miners in Four States Imminent
Kansas City march 29 officials of the Southwest Interstate Operators Association said a strike of 40000 coal miners in the south Kansas Oklahoma and adjacent states was imminent as a three day conference opened to negotiate a new wage scale. Operators insist a lower scale is required if mines stay open though they doubt miners will consent to a cut. The current wage scale expires April 1.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Southwest Interstate Operators’ Association
Eggs prices rise and fall across local markets
Eggs sell at twenty five cents per dozen in some shops while country wagons offer twenty two cents. A large share of the local supply comes from nearby farms. Recent severe weather boosted production and lowered prices accordingly. Mr G F Bristow and Mrs Wilson Browning report the death of their relative Mrs Padgett in Falmouth.
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Brice
Bristow
Wilson Browning
Falmouth
Padgett
Sis
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