La Follette May Lead Third Party Effort
Wisconsin Senator La Follette signals potential third party plans if the Cleveland Republican convention nominates Coolidge and adopts a conservative platform. He discourages a convention fight, prefers an independent national ticket by petition, and opposes using his name at Cleveland.
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Lafollette
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Coolidge
Central West
Northwest States
Republican Party
St. Paul
Committee of Forty-Eight
New York State
Friends
Eiither
Man Believed To Be Gerald Chapman Arrested In Kentucky
A man suspected to be Gerald Chapman escap ed convict from Atlanta federal prison is held for federal authorities in Greenville Kentucky. He was arrested at Belton by Sheriff GC P Shaver. The suspect used the name Charles Chapman and denied being the fugitive. He admitted a prison record and authorities say his appearance matches the outlaw.
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Kentucky
Gerald Chapman
Greenville
Atlanta
New York
Chapman
Belton
GC. P. Shaver
Charles Chapman
Senate Confirms Louisiana Negro as New Orleans Comptroller
Walter L. Cohen, a Black Republican leader from Louisiana, was confirmed by the Senate as comptroller of customs at New Orleans. After two previous rejections, the nomination passed by a single vote in an executive session debate.
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Senate
Washington
Walter L. Cohen
Louisiana
New Orleans
US Rejects French Plan for International Relief Debt Agency
The United States, in a formal note to Ambassador Jusserand, rejects France’s proposal to create an international agency to handle questions over World War I relief credits. The note asserts existing channels suffice and that U S debt negotiations remain under the World War Foreign Debt Commission for debts to the United States from Poland Austria Hungary and Czecho Slovakia and other relief-related advances.
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Washington
United States
Jusserand
State Department
Europe
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Act of the Congress
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Czecho- Slovakia
Wheel from derailed freight car damages Wilmington home
Mrs. Annie Subhatino occupied a South Wilmington house when a derailed Pennsylvania freight car wheel smashed into its foundation, throwing the structure back thirty feet and burning her as she was thrown against a cook stove. The incident occurred near Christiana and A streets and halted Philadelphia Wilmington traffic for four hours.
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Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania Railroad
Annie Subhatino
Christiana
Bose
Philadelphia-Wilmington
Fire Destroys Carlisle Buildings. $250000 Loss
Fire in Carlisle Pennsylvania destroys the four story Woolworth building and Haverstick store and damages Colonial Apartments. Eighty residents escape in night attire as Harrisburg Mechanicsburg engines assist local crews. Blaze spread via an unused dumb waiter to the roof. loss estimated at $250000.
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Carlisle
Harrisburg
Mechanicsburg
Woolworth
Haverstick General Store
Daugherty Kept In Office Over Political Pressure
Senator Caraway of Arkansas charges President Coolidge keeps Attorney General Daugherty in his post due to political influence in the upcoming campaign. He says a swift change would occur if Coolidge were not a candidate for re election.
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Caraway
Washington
Daugherty
Coolidge
Arkansas
Senate
Eryone
Princess Mary to Visit and Public Engagements Cancelled
Queen Mary plans a long visit to her daughter Princess Mary Viscountess Lascelles near London on March 18. Princess Mary cancels all public engagements from late March as the stork is expected, and the couple’s only child, a baby boy born last month, is reported.
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Princess Mary
London
Queen Mary
Viscountess
Lascelles
Mary
Lord Lascelles
Man Jumped From Brooklyn Bridge on March 18
An unidentified 35 year old man leaped from a street near the Brooklyn Bridge center span. He fell into the water and died shortly after a police boat retrieved his body.
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Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Tax receipts for 1993 total 377 million dollars
Income taxes paid to internal revenue collectors on or before March 10, 1993, amount to 377,848,810 dollars, about the same as last year. President Coolidge was informed by Mr. Blair, Commissioner of Internal Revenue. The Treasury announced sale of part of the Marine Hospital at Cleveland to Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads for 434,000 dollars.
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Internal Revenue
Coolidge
Blair
U. S
The
Treasury
Old Marine Hospital
Cleeland
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Goats Return to Western Ranges After Long Absence
The article notes goats once common near Gentral penbe and Narlem flats now reappearing in the West. It highlights their wide grazing ranges from northern California to southwestern Oregon, year round use, and the growing value of goat products including meat hides milk cheese and fibers.
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Gentral Penbe
Narlem
New York Times
New York
Tedlay
California
Oregon
Europe
Geldfish Farming Emerges as Maryland Industry
Goldfish farming has grown into a notable Maryland industry near Washington in Frederick County. Ponds are fertilized and plowed in fall with grass or rye for fish pasturage. some farmers rest ponds every other year. A quarter century ago Frederick County had virtually none, now only a few other regions in the United States rival its scale.
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Maryland
Washington
United States
Detroit News
Rederick County
Frederick County
Ohio
Town
Indiana
Grassy Forks
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Claims Kidney Cure
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming it fulfills every wish and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle by parcel post. The copy cites sworn statements and testimonials from thousands of users and notes large and medium bottle availability at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Sale Register March and Miscellaneous Notices
An old sale register lists auctions and notices across locations including Mount Pleasant, Rock, Midway, Urbana, and surrounding towns. Entries mention buyers, bidders, property locations, and dates such as March 27 and 28 with names like A J Boiler George W Young and Leon D Palmer.
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Thos
Movrn
Waterayiin Monduenr
Adry Tieeft
Atedi Quoner
Stios
Smith
Kexmar
Or. Heplinelife
Cleveland
Prout
Udlem
OS. Cromiell
Dameville
Middleburg Ae
Barnard
Amelie
Cilfien Morningatar
Shookaterwa
A. J. Boiler
New Midway
George W. Young
Jank Ruch
Rocky Springs
Nashman
Agine
Frederick
Leon D. Palmer
Urbana
Metornville
Farm Auction Offers Broad Farm Equipment and Livestock
A public sale on March 16, 1921 near Guerkervstown features two brood mares, 22 milch cows newly fresh, 7 horses and colts, 4 heifers, 12 plow animals, and extensive implements. The listing includes two sets breechbands, harness, wagons, cultivators, planters, and a gasoline engine, with six months credit on sums over 10 and cash for smaller amounts. Auctioneers Elmer A Norman and Norwood will settle all accounts day of sale.
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Yellow Springs
Alfeo AL Suuliy
Newuso
Salo
Alice A. Staley
G. Jivapar
Swenty
Clark
Geo
Smith
Frederick
Alanor
Ballenger Pie
BO Hiead
Coley
Dan
Jim
Harry
Sala
Jerseyy
Guernseys
Ken
Wyandotte
Woc Sweetmnnelm
Wiliam
Darnaer
Joseph H. Busgard
James Lowe
Severn
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