American killed in Mexican mining town amid border raid
Washington reports an American, Corcoran, superintendent at the Santa Gerardia mine in Pachwis near Mexico City, was killed by a clerical worker at the mine HQ in Vaghula. Mexican suspects, pending government action, with violence touching Frazier and Morrill cases tied to recent border raids.
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Laraio
R. A. Corcoran
Santa Gerardia
Pachwis
Mexico City
Vaghula
Hell
Corcorn
Washington, D. C
Bette
Milit R
Alexander 1. Fraxier
America
Frazier
Jack Frasiers Palit Coche
Almica
Arizona
State Department
Consu
Nogales
Augusttus Morrill
Mangzan- Mo
Mate Department
Lamson Arrives to Lead Moberly Chamber of Commerce
Lamson, named secretary of the Moberly Chamber of Commerce, arrived today from Marshfield Wisconsin. The organization plans a meeting tomorrow to welcome him and rally support for a united effort in civic and commercial enterprise.
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Lamson
Moverly
Lamyon
Chamber
Lamuon
Mood Letter List From Mobberly Week Ending Feb 28
Jat of uncalled letters listed for Mobberly post for the week ending February 28 includes names such as Agee Turay Belan Bellon Brooks Brown Coats Clark Churchill Darby Green Gooch Houchin Johnson Lee Long Leater Mansfield McConnell Onbourn Taber Tonquent Vara and Lowell. The page records the exchange of mail and indicates awaiting requests for delivery or pickup.
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oMca
Mobberly
E Inc
Agee
Turay Belan
E. Ball
Mre
A. G. Baird
J. E. Bellon
G. C. Brooks
H. FE. Brown
Margeret Coats
Mixa Ealith Clark
Minnie Churchill
Q. L. Darby
FP. M
Father Tete at Roanoke Death Strikes Sunderland Family
J T Nichols and wife returned from Roanoke after being summoned by the death of R H Sunderland father to Mrs Nichel. Sunderland died Friday at his daughter's home, aged 74 on February 26. Surviving siblings include four daughters Mrs Nichols Mrs Ritter Roanoke Mrs Boyd Moon Armstrong and Mrs Farriy Flint Mich. Weather remains fair and moderate with slight temperature changes expected.
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Tete
Roanoke
J. T Nichols
Nichols
Ritter
Boyd Moon
Armstrong
Farriy
Flint
Mich
Senator Bankhead dies after illness in Washington
Senator Bankhead of Alabama died today after a period of illness. A Civil War veteran, he served four years in the Confederate army and entered the Senate in 1867 to fill a vacancy. He was born in 1842.
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Washington, D. C
Bankhead
Jin
Senate
John T. Afargan
Laclede Courthouse Records Burned In Fire
Levanon Mo March 1 The Laclede county courthouse and offices were destroyed by fire early yesterday burning the records of the circuit court and many offices The county clerk recorder and treasurer saved their records A brick building erected twenty years ago cost 20000 carried 2500 insurance none of the contents or records were saved The cause unknown and walls still stand
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Origon
Levanon
Laclede County
Cirenip Court
Ales
Yeateday
Codestor
Recorder of
Iwen
White collar workers flee, wage hikes blamed in Ohio
Cleveland reports hundreds of white collar workers quitting desk jobs to take hourly labor, with May 1 wages set at 1 dollar. Akron and other Ohio centers echo shortages, as clerks, bookkeepers, and even professionals swap careers for higher paid semiskilled or common labor. Plants compete for scarce workers, driving turnover and wage rises.
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Cleveland
Lgbor
Ohio
Akron
Yale Bor
Supreme Court Dismisses Appeals on Utility Rate Power
Washington March 1 The supreme court dismissed appeals from Fulton and Sedalia Missouri challenging the State Utilities Commission authority to raise telephone and water rates. The action follows a Missouri Supreme Court ruling confirming the commission's power.
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Washington, DB
Supreme Court
Fulton and
Sedalia
State Utilities Commission
Miapouri Aupreme
Court rules Steel Trust not a trust in landmark decision
The United States Supreme Court, in a sweeping ruling, held that the Steel Trust is not a trust and need not dissolve. Chief Justice White led a four to three majority with McKenna Holmes and Vandervente approving. Lithey Day Clarke dissented. McReynolds and M Ten did not participate. The decision, viewed as a defeat for government efforts, comes after years of legal action against leading financial figures and entities.
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Washington, D.C
Maren
United States
Ect Corporation
Industral Ton. Tern
Sherman Lave
Wepreme
Aia
Janey Court
Suis and Athe Supreme Court
White
McKenna
Holmes
Vandevente
Lithey
Day
Clarke
McReynolds
Menndies
Wisconsin Democratic Women Urged to Unite for Party
Mrs. Egar Lee Bell Milwaukee county chairwoman of democratic women calls Wisconsin women to join the established party to secure favorable national platform planks and public welfare, condemning separate women’s parties. Maude Kennan stresses school policy work, while wedding notices and local social details appear amid community notes.
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Egar Lee Bell
Milwaukee
Democratic Women
Wisconsin
Democracic
Plankr
Brealdentiai
Cimadidice
Tang
Maude Kennan
Aft
Sman
Democratic Women For
Bell
Kennon
Schoola
Four Men Die in Fire at Hennessey
A blaze at Hennessey overnight killed four men and injured several others. Initial reports suggest a spark from a glove ignited clothing. The fire spread quickly through a three story dwelling, with residents evacuated as flames raged. Authorities plan a religious outreach canvass to distribute information and invite all to church services next Sunday.
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Hennessey
OkMwaetin
Macehis
Rhodes
Thames
Elist
Cherch
Church of Christ
Alliance
Late Wire Flashes From A Fragmented Report
Dozens of brief notes from New York and Washington outline education funding measures connected to John D. Rockefeller units and the Federal Educational Board, plus shipboard and strike news. A Leyland liner incident near Sambro Point is noted with limited salvage details.
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New York
Marcel
Federal Educational Board
John D. Rockefeller
Springfield
Railroads Pass Into Private Ownership After Transition
Washington and New York dispatches report railroads returning to private owners after long government control. Director General Hines prepares for compensation claims as operations resume under corporate management. the transition marks the end of wartime administration and sets the stage for future development and settlements.
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Washington, D.C
Walker J,. Hines
New York
Railro
New York City
Comibos
Pennsylvania
Erlesyveraal
Basta
Washington
America
Hines
Aiakiony
Railroad Administration
Adon
Geviern
Tle
No Sympathy Strike Ison in France and church anniversary observed
Puria March 1 the general federation of labor has assumed railroading sympathy but will extend moral support only. The strike remains stationary. fuel restrictions return and war time coal rules reimposed. Government opens air mail service. A Sunday service marked the semi centennial of the First Presbyterian church and the Cumberland Presbyterian church merger. Notes cancelled with generous donations. deacons discuss finances and a church slate.
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Puria
Géneral Federation of Labor
Kealiegh
First Presbyterian Church
Cimberland, Presbyterian
Nnion
United Churchs
Board of Deacons
Baker
George
Naga
Carl
Haynes
Serches
J Warren
McCandless
Wel Iy
Hich xl
Carpenters Strike Gains Ground In St Louis
A report notes carpenters in St Louis going on strike amid labor tensions. Fragmentary text references union activity and scheduling around Friday evening, with unclear details due to damaged source material. Entities include St Louis and unions, but specifics are unavailable.
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Carpenters
ST. Louis
Court debate on Rhode Island ratification of amendment
Washington aims to hasten action as Herbert Walker Bennet seeks court ruling on withdrawal of legislative ratification. Rhode Island challenges validity of the amendment and seeks a ruling that states can rescind their ratification. Prominent Republicans may join in supporting or opposing the position.
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Washington, D.C
Herbert Wi-Walker
Bennied
Gered
Origt
Rhode Land
Rhode Island
Rinode Islait
Hugh
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