War on drugs nears expansion with clinics targeted
Commissioner Williams says many alleged private drug clinics will be shut down and government sanctioned dispensaries planned to aid addicts. Secretary Houston approves a Wil- Hama plan to monitor facilities, while critics say private clinics profited and offered no real cure. Officials note fewer narcotics sales but more venders caught, as cities report mixed results since the dry era began.
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Rotary Minstrel Program Review Highlights Stage, Music and Humor
A Rotary Minstrel show is praised for zest and lively performances, with memorable acts by Harold Jireek, Louis Round, and John Farr among others. The revue features ethnic chorus pieces, sketches, and a final tableau amid a backhanded note on cultural stereotypes, concluding with audience praise and a stained verdict in a dramatic afterpiece.
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Fragmented Rotary Nations Page Text About Niagara Falls
Rotary Nation page shows garbled dialogue among members and unnamed speakers discussing plans and power, with stray names like Tin Plates and Tin Mate. The fragment hints at a city event or meeting about a pillar or power stake but provides no clear actions or outcomes.
Heavy Gullies Reported On Atlantic Avenue
Fragments detail dangerous road conditions with heavy gullies along Atlantic Avenue. The text mentions ongoing damage, pothole formation, and concerns for motorists, though many words are garbled, the core note is hazardous roadway sections needing repair.
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Five Hour Day Protest By Teachers Planned
Washington March 3 Dissatisfied primary grade teachers plan a formal protest over a new order by Superintendent Frank W. Gallow requiring a five hour workday. About 600 teachers are affected as the policy sets a uniform annual salary of 1204 for all elementary teachers with no hours-based differentiation. A meeting to adopt a protest resolution is expected this week to oppose the change.
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Pastor's Divorce Case Up In Prayer Meeting
Mount Vernon dispatch reports a dramatic development in the absolute divorce suit filed by Rev George D Adams pastor of First Baptist Church. During a prayer meeting, men were asked to leave before a young woman accused Mrs Adams of unfaithfulness. An usher later echoed the claim in the lecture hall, while Mrs Adams’ whereabouts remained unclear with speculation she could be in New York or Philadelphia.
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Texas dry agents seize mince meat and cherries
Federal agents in Houston seized most of the citys visible supply of candied cherries and mincemeat during a Christmas raid. They claim the contraband filled glass jars with illicit prints and violated prohibition laws in the opening gun of a broader campaign.
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Woman Blinded After Step on Nail in Fort Wayne
A woman stepped on a nail and was temporarily blinded, with fear of infection delaying treatment. She was taken to a Fort Wayne hospital for care to restore her sight while doctors assess the wound and possible complications.
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Senators Said To Have Formed An Agreement
Fragmented report indicates senators agreed on cabinet posts during a campaign era. Mentioned figures include Knox, Lodge, Roon, and others as potential appointees. Leaders expect the deal to influence national charges while Harding’s team plans further conferences and travels.
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Appeal Taken In Alderman Case
An appeal has been filed in the alderman case. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but reference is made to a financial figure of 247 dollars and 6 cents. Further specifics are unreadable in the source.
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Keith Collins Sentenced in Mail Train Robbery Case
Keith Collins, described as a bogus army officer and mastermind in the Omaha mail train robbery, was sentenced in federal court to ten years in Leavenworth Federal Prison. He pleaded guilty to multiple indictments charging robbery of the mail.
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Deaths of the Day and Funeral Details
Deaths of Camiphoi fyeaveril and Misa Ellen Campheil. Funeral services for Campheil will be held Monday morning at 11 o clock from St Maury church with interment at St Marys cemetery. Daugherty Funeral. Funeral service for William Haugherty occurred yesterday afternoon at his sister Mrs L Daughertys home on Lyndal street. Rev D P Shaffer conducted the services. Pallbearers were C O Daugherty F G Daugherty F L Downs William Navgla Seglay Niu gla and Morgan Price. Interment followed at Newport cemetery.
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Immigrant naturalization list appears in fragmented local notice
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with addresses across Ellwood City New Castle and nearby towns seeking to become citizens. The garbled sheet reads as a citizen naturalization roster with many Polish and Italian surnames and street addresses, plus stray narrative text at the end.
Head of Cairo University to Speak Here Sunday
Tre Charles TL Watson president of the American University of Cairo will speak in Linenayenue over the weekend as guest of Mr and Mrs P L Crate. Watson, long secretary of the Board of Foreign Ministers of the United Presbyterian, represents American churches at the Paris peace conference. He will address Highland Church Sunday morning and Second U P Church Sunday evening.
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Hunting Club Opens New Lodge In Forest
The Mont Alfa Peer club moved to its new hunting lodge on leased state forestry ground near Waynesboro Virginia. The stone building offers a two story 16 by 24 foot layout with dining living areas on the first floor and sleeping quarters on the second. A tent will be used for cooking as the 23rd consecutive camping season begins.
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Walking Arsenal Trials Man in Bell Street Invasion
Atlanta report describes Roberta Millnap a as a violent intruder aiming to confront her husband in a Bell Street dwelling. Testimony says she carried a knife a bludgeon and a revolver and planned to subdue him. Judge Calhoun sentenced her for carrying a concealed weapon.
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Served Near Beer Triggers Saloon Shootings
In Passaic two men were killed and a third wounded after a bartender served near beer to a patron. The shooter, a man named Sturn, returned with a revolver minutes later and fired, killing Anthony Sie and Andrew Barensiy. Authorities later arrested Stephen Paduch near his home porch.
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Blue Eyed Baby Girls Popular in Cleveland Adoption
Cleveland records show blue eyed baby girls are the most popular among prospective adopters. In the past year two hundred forty two children were adopted, with 126 girls and 116 boys. Demand for blue eyed babies remains high, and some applications could not be filled.
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Miller Predicts Wheat Will Drop To $1 In Kansas
In Pratt area reports, J Det Frisbie of Pratt flour pots forecasts a drop in wheat prices with expectations of falling to the dollar mark. Market quotes show Pratt wheat near $1.25 to $1.39, while other nearby areas report prices as low as 26 to 35 cents.
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Masked bandits rob mail car on Milwaukee train theft
Three masked bandits boarded a Milwaukee bound mail train, held up clerks F.C. Tousley, and others, and looted registered mail pouches before fleeing at a depot. Police investigated. bandits were pursued and the alarm raised as authorities closed in.
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Still Stolen From School Full Of Mash
A laboratory still believed to be 3 A used, found in the basement of an unoccupied building in Athens. Police found several empty bottles and a 45 store on. The still was missing earlier and recovered on a tip to Dr A G Coughlin of the school. No clue as to who operated it. several well known persons have been seen loitering nearby.
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Chimney Fire Triggers Alarm At Local Mall
A morning blaze caused by a chimney fire at 728 Shaw Street prompted an alarm and evacuation of nearby shoppers. Fire units quickly contained the flames with no serious injuries reported, and investigations continue into the cause.
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Diary of Mrs Hamon Ig Found Reveals Torture of Woman
A fragment of a diary entry warns a reader about a doomed relationship. The text references a May date, the dangers of trusting a partner, and the writer’s fear of harm. Names, places, and a payroll figure appear amid fragmented lines.
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Governors Talk Of State Problems In Conference
Governors from multiple states discussed state rights and reform at a closing conference in Harrisburg. They debated militia appointments, the impact of intergovernmental choice, and a push for prompt federal action while Pinchot warned forests face depletion in a decade. The group also addressed utility jurisdiction and state control over railroads, with leadership elected for next year and a Philadelphia port visit planned. Scarlet fever cases were reported to the city health department.
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