Mabel Normand in Critical Condition With Illness
The Associated Press reports Mabel Normand remains in critical condition after a sudden illness while in Altadena near Pasadena. She collapsed at William Desmond Taylor funeral services, proceeding toward a nervous breakdown before showing some signs of improvement later that day. her secretary cites serious illness but possible recovery.
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Debate Over Referendum Returns In Maryland House Today
The Maryland House of Delegates resumes debate on the referendum amendment after a recess at one o'clock this morning. Speaker Lee leads proponents arguing that court ruling on its attachments would not invalidate the rest of the measure.
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New School Seeks Gra Beadyine Party Partners
A shaky OCR item reports a new SHOOK Gite at a school in Rothteler Va. The text references school directors and aims to unite pupils representing Gra beadyine bonds. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Baltimore death after attack on college student by driver
Samuel Snarth, a Black chauffeur, died in Towson jail related to an October attack on Goucher College student and volunteer worker Mrs. Marka Lyon of Glen Ridge. Lyon was struck by a Black driver offering a ride from Hosea wood Training School and left on the road. Snarth was later identified and found guilty.
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Part of Michigan Icebound, Traffic Paralyzed
The Northern half of lower Michigan was coated in ice harming phones and telegraphs and suspending rail schedules. Many upper Michigan towns were isolated with businesses closed and residents aiding restoration efforts.
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Rail Influence Steadies Market
The Associated Press report from New York on February 24 notes independent stocks supported gains while General Electric Studebaker and tobacco shares eased. Market steadied before noon under investment and speculative rail influence as motors oils chemicals and mail order shares show further accumulation. Call money opened and renewed into next week at 5 1/2 percent.
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New Iowa Senator Sworn Into Office
Charles A. Rawson of Des Moines was sworn in as Senator from Iowa, succeeding William S. Kenyon who resigned to become judge of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. The oath took place in Washington on February 24.
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Wound Fatal To Young Marburg
The Associated Press report from Nogales Arizona says Captain Theodore Marburg Jr son of Theodore Marburg Baltimore former minister to Belgium died after a self inflicted gun discharge at Magdalena Sonora while inspecting a weapon at the Marburg Kibbey Cattle Co offices. The fatal shooting occurred Friday and the bullet struck his head.
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Man Held for Investiga tion of Murder in Baltimore
Leroy Frey, 40, a coal yard worker, was taken into custody after a dead child was found at Clare Stone's murder scene. Frey claimed innocence and said he saw the girl pass by his coal yard on the way to school the day she vanished. Dr Henry West ordered circulars to warn pupils about rides from strangers.
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Roma Disaster Prompts Helium Policy Debate
Associated Press reports Rome disaster and potential aircraft policy changes debated at a cabinet meeting. Secretary Fall indicated Congress may fund $5,000,000 to boost helium gas production for dirigibles, with maps showing gas fields in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Condolences reached President Harding from King Albert of Belgium.
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Sales tax plan rejected by House Ways and Means subcommittee
Washington February 24 the special subcommittee of Republican members of the House Ways and Means committee rejected a proposal to finance the soldiers bonus with a sales tax. The action ends consideration of a tax measure tied to veteran benefits.
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Landra to Die Early Next Week for Murder Case
Paris Feb 24 Announcement said Landra the bluebeard of C dais will be executed next week for the murder of ten men and a woman. President Miller refused to commute the death sentence. Boston professor finished text on a lengthy motion picture.
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