Rickard Indicted Again On Two Assault Charges
New York February 28 By The Associated Press Tex Rickard boxing promoter was indicted twice by a Supreme Court grand jury on charges of abducting Anna Hes and Nebie Gasko. Bail raised from 10000 to 25000 after additional charges. Earlier he faced criminal assault charges involving two other fifteen year old girls.
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Tex Rickard
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Nebie Gasko
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Reservation to four power pact sparks long senate debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee chaired by Lodge rejected an amendment after conference with President Harding. A modified blanket reservation to the four power Pacific treaty would deny any U S military action without congressional consent. The proposal drew opposition from Republicans and Democrats. after over an hour of debate, the committee adjourned without action.
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Harding
Brandogee
Connecticut
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Congress
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Three New Tomato Varieties Bred at State College
Prof C Emery Meyers of Pennsylvania State College Agricultural School announced three new tomato types to boost market production. Two are crosses and one a selection, with yields 10 to 15 tons per acre higher than the Pennsylvania average. The new plants show strong disease resistance, with names including Nittany, and are expected to stimulate markets across Pennsylvania and the East Coast.
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Associated Press
State College
C Emery Meyers
Poennsylvania State College Agricultural School
Pennsylvania
Nittany
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
Baltimore Detectives Seek Killer Of 8 Year Old Clark Stone
The Baltimore police detective bureau mobilized fully to solve the murder of eight year old Clark Stone who vanished while walking to school. Her body was found in a woods area on the citys eastern edge after her disappearance. None of the clues yet yielded a solid lead as of this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore police department
Clark Stone
Bandits Rob Drug Store And Post Office in Brooklyn
Five automobile bandits robbed a drug store and a post office in Williamsburg Brooklyn today. They struck the proprietor and a physician, taking 3000 dollars in cash and stamps totaling 205 dollars, then fled in their car.
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New York
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Cold Wave and Snow Hit Eastern U.S. Tonight
The Associated Press reports a cold wave and storm system will reach the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, Tennessee and East Gulf States tonight, spreading to the Atlantic coast by tomorrow night. Snow or rain is expected ahead of the cold front in the northwest, with the storm bringing ice and severe chill.
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Prean
Washington
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Tolerance Plea by Legion Commander M Nider
Hanford MacNider, national commander of the American Legion, urges religious tolerance in a letter to The Protestant editor in Washington. He notes pride in Protestant roots yet respect for Roman Catholic and Jewish faiths, praising chaplains and the unity of soldiers.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Washington,D. C
Confab in London to review entire Irish situation
London February 22 The British government invited the Irish signatories to the Anglo Irish treaty to attend an early conference in London on the entire situation. Announcement made in the House of Commons.
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LONDON
Associated Press
House of Commons
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Winston Churchill
Call For Miners Vote Sent Out
The national call to miners vote on a proposed nationwide coal sink was issued for April 1. Joan Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers, announced the action amid treasury threats and public concern.
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Mine Workers of America
Joan Lewis
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Dry Enfo Brings One Battle in Annapolis
In Annapolis on February 23 ATT, the House voted 64 to 41 to substitute the Temperance committee’s enforcer for the unfavorable report on the Anti-Saloon League prohibition bill. Opponents, abandoning hope of defeat, press for a referendum by seeking to attach a dam clause and place the issue before November voters. Proponents prepared amendments to soften drastic provisions amid ongoing debate.
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Saioon League
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Anti-Saloon League
House of Delegate
Ruskay and Company Bankrupt in Consolidated Exchange Case
The Associated Press reports Ruskay and Company New York stock brokers faced involuntary bankruptcy action. Liabilities are listed at 2.5 million with assets of 1.5 million. The firm’s suspension from regular activity follows alleged failures by Janesen and Cony to meet obligations.
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Associated Prep
New York
Ruskay and Company
Consolidated Exchange
Janesen and Cony
Market prices brisk rebound after early stock dip
New York stocks weakened in early trading as demand dipped for Me and Pan American Petroleum and other major issues. The market recovered with gains in United States Steel Baldwin Locomotive American Car General Electric United States Rubber Kelly Springfield Studebaker Chandler and others, with several reaching new highs. National Enamels recovered losses despite a cut in its common dividend.
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Associated Press
New York
Pan American Petroleum
tle Steel
Rock Island
United 3 Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
Ame Car
General Electric
United 5 Rubber
Kelly-Springfield
Stuer and
Chandler
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Jewel Broker Robbed in Brooklyn Pistol Attack
Two bandits knocked unconscious a jewelry broker in Brooklyn after luring him into an automobile at a polling place. They stole a briefcase containing about $20,000 in diamonds and fled the scene, leaving the victim dumped on the pavement. The Associated Press reported from New York on February 23.
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Associated Press
New York
Jaco Wisnack
poll
Brocklyn
Claim for eighty thousand dollars filed by Coag Women
In Peetille Pennsylvania on February twenty third Edward Mageanisy of Girard sues Oak Hill smyrna of Minersville on behalf of Francis Brennan and Mrs Jarret Lewis for eighty thousand dollars for coal rights. Plaintiffs allege secretremmits de properties and surface damages. The suit cites mining activities and judgments in the county court.
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