Harding in Megorge Urges U S Entry to Permanent Court
President Harding asks Americans to back entry into the permanent court of international justice. In a letter to Ohio official Lieut. Gov. Earl D. Bloom he says Congress recess will be used to win public support for the step. He argues the nation has long upheld the ideal and cannot refuse now to join the tribunal. Continued on pace 31.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Permanent Court of International Justice
Earl D. Bloom
Ohio
Ohio Assembly
Congress
Case against Conhor of Marshfield postponed in Milwaukee
The case in Milwaukee charging Maj Robert Connor a Marshfield figure and Miss Bertha Gurtler was postponed to April 4. Attorney William H. Tintin moved for continuance, granted by Judge Pate. Bail set at 1600 each. charges stem from alleged “love bust” with Lydia Rit alleging cohabitation. Connor served in World War I with the Thirty-second Division.
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Catled Press
Milwaukee
Robert Conner
Marshfield Jumbermar
Robert A. Brown
Mind Bertha Gurtler
William H. Tintin
Miss Gurtler
Pate
Connor
Lydia Rit
Starshngid
Robert Connor
Ethem
Robert Grown
Major Connor
Marshfield
Momentary Panic at Rome Cabaret After Dam Explosion
Chron article reports a momentary panic at the Entertainers' cafe in the black and tan district on the south side following a rear dam explosion. Patrons were briefly alarmed. one proprietor calmed guests from a table. The cafe owners stated there was no person wounded and denied any planned attack.
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Associated Press
Chronge
Air Service Hop Flight Delayed for Repairs en Route
A delayed air service flight from San Antonio to Corte Rico halted briefly in Montgomery as officers announced the hop would not commence on the scheduled third day of the month due to repairs that cannot be completed before January.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
United States Army Air Service Squadron
San Antonio
Tax
Corte Rico
Five hurt as railroad break causes wreck near Martha Station
In Catwbas Georgia five people, mostly teens from Columbus and Fort Valley, were injured when a ContraOrriana or gar train wreck occurred near Martha Station at around eight o'clock this morning. None suffered serious injuries. A broken roll was blamed for the derailment.
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Associated Press
Catwmbas
Wisconsin Assembly Advances Measures On Labeling Origens
The Wisconsin assembly passed a bill by Eigene Killah Watertown requiring that articles made in Wisconsin be plainly labeled to show their origin. The session advanced eight other measures to final passage and sent three to the senate including a tax division reform for farm improvements. Senator Titus Fond du Lac is noted as the author.
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MaWson
Wisconsia Assembly
Eigene Killah
Watertown
Wisconsin
Senate
Titus
Fond du Tac
Several Killed In Ruhr War Incident
Paris dispatches report French troops in the Ruhr killed and wounded Germans during a raid on a railway sabotage group. A French patrol in Weatherald felled a saboteur, and a French sentry at Bootinm shot a civilian who allegedly refused to halt. An armored car incident injured several Germans as a crowd clashed in various locations.
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Unites Press
New Vyoerk
Ruhr
Paris
St Weaterhald
Ttarde
Bootinm
Xsen
Clee
Miss Evelyn Lyons Mystery Fever Case in Michigan Snow
Miss Evelyn Lyons, 20, suffers a persistent 114 degree fever for fifteen days in Escanaba. Doctors report no change in twenty four hours and a neighbor says she sought relief by bed rest before venturing outside. Her mother found her in a snow bank after an apparent attempt to cool off. Medical officials seek details as telegrams flow from doctors across the northwest and east.
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Jaba
Mich
Evelyn Lyons
Escanaba
Harry Defret
City Heath
Tar
Defret
Ted
Welah
Rom
Misa
Jett
Deelirea
Leche
Fae
Medient Ten
Eas
Robbery charge against three men in milwaukee area
Three men were arrested today on robbery charges after a fatal midtown street theft. Officials say they robbed a carload of merchandise valued at 25000 dollars from a Milwaukee area business, then hid the loot in a residence near Monroeville before selling it at various points.
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Fia Cransp
Alexander Pendnic
Mike Reyon
Milwatwen
Werlington
Hounéboata
Maotregor
Sleet storm breaks down miles of wires in wisconsin
Western Wisconsin faces millions in damage from a weekend storm. Heavy snow and sleet caused telegraph, telephone, and electric lines to collapse, snapping hundreds of poles and paralyzing rail traffic. Ten inches of snow fell at La Crosse as linemen work to repair lines. some rural lines may be out for two weeks.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Milwaukee Railroad
Missourd
Uoakted Press Y
Muaby Ana
Kansas City
Urox
Hiawatha
Kan
Mason City
Delfth
Unitad Crean
Malffax
N. B
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Pierre
de Een
Stank
Dee
St. Pierre
T Wireless Raporte
Hecklers disrupt Ruhr protest meeting with no resolution
A New York forum at a Community church hall on Ruhr expansion turned chaotic as hecklers interrupted speakers Oswald Garrison Villard and Donald, secretary of the Foreign Policy Association. The crowd broke up without a vote after repeated interruptions, leaving protester demands unresolved.
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Borah
Ruhr
Therene
Vale
Oswald GL
Garrison
Tor
Donald
Foreign Policy Association
Willard
Melonald
Sarah
Jaraleye
Local theater robbed by lone bandit in midtown
A lone bandit robbed a city theater in Kansas City, taking about 939,000 in cash. He forced the cashier into helping haul the loot out, then fled with the cash and fled into a crowded street where police later pursued. The cashier was hurt in the confusion and received medical attention.
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Fyresell
Etreet
Congress to Enjoy Long Vacation Amid Death of President
Washington dispatch reports Congress faces an extended recess from March to December following the death of the president. President Hayding signals the administration’s plan to keep the legislature out until the regular session resumes. Senate memorial rites drew tears and solemnity as members bid farewell to the late commander in chief.
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Walted Prown
Washington
I. C
Congresa Todiy
Vangienss
Hayding
Man killed in eight story fall from Hotel Martinique
New York city man Howard Young fell eight stories while climbing a prop at the HotelMartinique near Broadway. His wife witnessed the tragedy as crowds gathered and cameramen recorded the moment. Young was reportedly among workers in hazardous activities not covered by safety rules. He was taken to a hospital where he died.
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York
Howard Young
Lenoyd
Hotel Martinique du
Tle
Abandon Attempt to Serve Subpoenas in Washington Case
The article reports an abortive effort to serve subpoenas in a Washington case involving Attorney General Dungherty and others. It notes the chair Lasker and others delaying proceedings, a request from Charles Morse, and a trial in New York with charges tied to war contracts. The attempt was abandoned shortly before House sessions, with more subpoenas expected later.
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OH Daugherty
By election defeats shake Bonar Law government ranks
In a by election in Willesden, Labour candidate Chater Fite defeated Col GF Stantes, the under secretary for home affairs, signaling another setback for Bonar Law. Premier Ronen Lanse received resignation from Motane Stanley, whose defeat follows the prior loss in the general election last November.
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Actiur Chittith-Bosrawen
Taloiater
Bealtie Bible Bunar
Tei Mipehan
Burrey
Chater Fite
Thes Labor
GF. Stantes
Ander
Home Affairs
Ies
Tha Bge
Mar
Ronen Lanse
Motane Stanley
Warrourk Johnatane
Ford Tinehat
Rovernor
Jeary
Vania
Arthur Ceriffirhe Borchawan Ia
Omarky
Pernonnel
Bonar Law
Ene
God Oo
Stanley
Lane of
Harry S New on Job Makes No Forecasts
In Washington D C the new Interior Secretary Harry S New appears before reporters and declines to forecast policies. He pauses, then delivers a terse remark to the press as colleagues react, with the scene staged by Veiled Press in Lawrence. The piece hints at further continuation on another page.
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Harry S
Lawrence
Martin
Washington, D. C
Winnengta
Abe
Municipal Markets Law Faces Court Challenges
The Northwestern dispatch reports that the municipal markets law is likely to be sustained by courts. An attorney general and officials suggest the measure limits city market activity and may be tied to interstate concerns. The opinion notes broader government control over markets beyond local boundaries.
Unclear headline from damaged OCR text
A damaged OCR passage describes a youth involved in a violent incident with hospital treatment and police detention. The fragmentary report names several individuals and locations, but lacks coherent details or a clear sequence of events.
Five French Soldiers Killed at Aleppo
Reports from Constantinople state five French soldiers were killed in an uprising of local population at Aleppo amid protests against French rule. The revolutionary movement disrupts communication between Aleppo and Alexandria and interrupts vaccination campaigns.
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Aleppo
United Press
Constantinople
Alepiio
Alexandretia
President Harding Heads to Florida on Holiday Trip
President Harding and Mrs. Harding depart Washington with a party for a Florida voyage aboard a houseboat. The trip aims to rest health and discuss postcongress appointments. Guests include Mrs Weeks and other officials. several notable figures planned to join en route and at St Augustine.
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Jlatditu
Congress
Riparians and Waterpower Men in Conference
Morning session details the preliminary gathering of riparian land owners and government officials ahead of a formal conference on flood relief for the Fox river valley. Waterpower users offered a compromise to the Association for Relief of High Water, with contention over Nee Nah dam flashboards and related flood-control questions.
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Fox River Valley
Association For Relief of High Water
Neenah
Wood Pays Tribute To Savages Of The Islands
A column discusses Gen George Read and Army influence in the Philippines. It notes tribal fighters, head hunting to skilled trades, and the claim that Uncle Sam should heed promises. The piece praises tribes for keeping their word in agreed conflicts and hints at further details on another page.
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Speulal
Pho
D. C
George ‘W. Read
Sam
Philippines
Last of Old Abe custodians dies
Aabiand Wia-Jack Till, the last keeper of Old Abe the war eagle, died. He toured with the bird after the Civil War, exhibited it at the centennial and across the country. Born in Maine, he enlisted at Rau Claire and served in the Civil War, where he was wounded at Corinth. he was well known to veterans nationwide.
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Associated Prens
Jack Till
Abe
Wisconsin
Jack Hill
Maine
Rau Claire
Bis Company
Itt
Corinth
Len Small Seeks Delay in Civil Case Hearings
Adsoulated Press reports Len Small asks for postponement of civil case hearings in Sangamon County court. The motion requests deferral beyond the current session of the general assembly. The filing cites scheduling conflicts and ongoing proceedings affecting timely adjudication.
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Len Small
Adsoulated Press
Sorlngdeld
Hiv—Gay
Len
Weather notes for Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with some warmer spells. Snow or rain possible in eastern and central portions tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures around 23 C? and North Dakota and South Dakota show cloudy to partly cloudy skies with colder conditions Tuesday night.
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United Press
Wiaronain
Minnesota
North Dakota
Ronizit
South Dakota
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