Demands for Turkey revision rock Britain India policy
London dispatch reports Indian Secretary of State Montagu has resigned amid Indian government pressures for evacuation of Constantinople and sovereignty arrangements in Thrace, Adrianople, and Smyrna. The note by Lord Reading links disaffection in India to Sevres treaty revisions as Britain braces for the Paris conference.
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United Press
London
Edvin
Samuel Montagu
India
Turkey
Lloyd George
Montagu
Constantinople
Thrace
Adrianople
Smyrna
Paris
House of Commonk
J—Britsh
Molly
Lord Reading
Sidwir
S. Montagu
Mate For
Metamedan Ferling
Diapgich
Near East
Iwattera
Prevt
Moat Quarters
Sevres
Great Britain
Aurora
Three Die In Blast At Camp Lewis Powder Plant
A blast at a powder manufacturing plant near Camp Lewis killed three men and injured others. Fire and smoke rose from the building as responders rushed to secure the area and recover victims. Officials began an investigation into the cause of the explosion and the extent of the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Real
Powder Manufacturing Communnyal Ree
Camp Lewis
Cheboygan Fire Devastates Business District Killing Three
A massive Cheboygan blaze destroyed four business blocks, killing Frank J. Hohler Edward Laway and George Tobia. Prompt outside fire apparatus saved the city, with Miss Jeanette McDonald praised for staying at her post to notify responders. State health officials and Cayford troops pledged aid as recovery and rebuilding plans began.
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United Press
Cheboygan
Mich
Gaviord
Grayling
Mrast-Kress Jler
National Bank
Steve Dore
A. Cronk
Presa
Eunaktering
Yestern
Hove
State Department of Health
Lansing
Cayford
Lanaing
Madalynne S Obencaly Takes Stand In Murder Trial
Madalynne S Obencaly, a Chicago woman, testifies in her own defense in a murder case against J Belton Kennedy, a Beverly Grove broker. She recounts seven months in jail, prior encounters with Kennedy, and a diary she kept in 1921 to refresh memory. She describes travel to Los Angeles on January 1 1921 and meetings with Kennedy, including a lengthy January 24 conversation.
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Asaduiated
Los Angeles
Calif
Madalynne C. Obencaly
Chicago
J. Belton Kennedy
Oshe Iy
Rhe
Aimee
Kennedy
Tme
Democratic split over four-power treaty widens
Washington clash sharpens as senators battle the four-power Pacific treaty. Democrats echo concerns about peace and rival alliances while President Wilson faces growing pressure. Underwood readies support. Senators Robinson Reed Johnson and Lodge allies gear up to press opposition citing treaty defects and alleged nonalignment with Wilson.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Allanes
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Aliston
Lawrence Martin
United Dros
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Borish
Republica Itreeane
Tidrahelev
Dony
Wil- Omy
Pus Xin
Aldey
Underwood
Reed
Missouri
Johnson
Rarah
Stuelda
Tennessee
Lodge
Credit plan warnings from Comptroller Crissinger
Washington reports that Comptroller Crissinger urged national banks to reject proposed government service certificates for soldiers as unsafe credit. He described the plan as nonredeemable paper and warned it could burden banks with long term liabilities, urging banks not to accept or rediscount such certificates.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Comproller
Crissinger
Alpusital
Hotal
Tor Tad Ts
Crigsinger
Federal Reserve Banks
Troublesome Bonus Question Dogs Harding As He Goes South
Washington reports say President Harding faces pressure from Republican leaders over the bonus bill as he travels south for a vacation. House Ways and Means members seek a clear stance on financing via a sales tax, with Representative Bacharach among those pushing for action by Monday, March 16, under a suspension of rules to force passage.
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Harding
South
Laurence M. Benedict
United Press
Washington
Poldier
Bbnua
House
Ways and Mesas Committee
Axa
Bacharach
New Jerney
House Sestler
Whder
Weruret
Russia Looks Forward to Genoa Meeting
A United Press report quotes officials saying the United States will not attend the Genoa economic conference yet will not derail the gathering set for April 10. Russia sees the move as tactful pressure aiding European recovery while hoping for revived world trade and stability amid upheaval.
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Russia
Genoa
United Press
Washington
United States
Atcel
Ulyghen
Three Feet of Snow in Texas Panhandle Blizzard
Three feet of snow blanketed Spearman Texas, a Santa Fe branch terminus, stranding the town from outside contact and causing fears for livestock losses. The Panhandle blizzard of record inches toward isolation and disrupted transport.
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Texas Panhandle
Associated Prens Y
Picturesque dog teams yield place to light automobiles
A disjointed historical note describes a shift from dog teams to automobiles, noting widespread adoption and smoother travel from shore to fishing spots. It mentions eroding dog team popularity and the growing use of motor vehicles for transportation in winter travel along river shores.
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Mamele
Wright Automobiles
Niakare
Eertier
Columbia University Enrolment Near Twenty Two Thousand
Registrar grants announced New York reports confirm Columbia University total enrollment reaching about 22 420 students, marking the largest student body among colleges in the work. The figure underscores Columbia's growth and relative prominence in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Columbia University
Eya
Mixed jury room to be partitioned with heavy screens
In St Paul Minnesota heavy screens will partition the county jail jury room as juries include men and women. Officials say separate areas are needed to provide privacy for women and accommodate mixed juries while remodeling proceeds.
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Paul
Minn
Sheely Wagener
Curie
Short Wingener
Niebt
Pahots
Cr Th Flestor
Mixanary Veriery
Extradition Warrant Issued for Defrauding Bank of Ogdensburg
A warrant for the extradition of Hut Johnson, accused of embezzling 46 dollars from the Bank of Ogdensburg, was issued at Governor Stephens Johnson’s office. The suspect is held at Los Angeles pending extradition.
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Pneeiy Secramanto
Caif
Hut Dotinsen
Ogdensburg
Waa
Stephens. Johnson
Today in Congress Continues Treaty Debate And Business
The report notes ongoing debate in Congress over a treaty and discussions on related business matters. It highlights key factions and potential votes, with lawmakers from leading parties weighing implications for foreign policy and domestic interests.
Concerted Religious Movement Ratifies Pacts Across Nations
A fragmented OCR passage describes a coordinated effort by religious societies to ratify pacts. It mentions leaders and groups across the United States and abroad, including a Washington focus and references to prominent figures and organizations, though specifics are unclear due to corrupted text. The item reads as era religious diplomacy news with notices of meetings and potential political-religious ties.
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United
Preany
United States
Hadraud
Jamnes GO
Walker
Permeisaion
Walber
Imade Bn
Otin Murat
Abe muLkins
President Harding Heads to Florida for Vacation by Special Train
President Harding and party travel by special Atlantic Coast Line train toward St Augustine Florida for a week of rest. The trip includes safeguards along the route with pilots ahead of the train and a staff of escorts. In Washington the president settled his income tax and prepared for vacation plans likely including a coast visit.
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Harding
Florida
Harting
Washington
South Carolina
St. Augustine
Virginia
Carolinaa
Mra
Christian
Cieneral Sawyer
Daugherty
Hillett
Hove
Pletcher
St- Augustine
Ihan
Hard
Liarding
Washingtr
D. C
Carding
Miorida
MOTHER SEEKS PARDON FOR YOUTHFUL MURDERER
A Washington report notes a Connecticut woman arriving after Mrs. Harding left seeks mercy for a juvenile killer facing execution tomorrow. The plea follows a clemency request to spare the death penalty and reduce the sentence, amid discussions of mercy for widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardow
How Devil Has Changed Since Days When Dante Wrote Inferno
Fragmented OCR traces a discussion of devil figures and religious themes, naming Dante, Calvary Baptist, and a Dr Straten while claiming shifts in devil portrayal. It references 1922 era context, sermons, and debates on virtue, marriage, and church authority with scattered names and phrases.
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Devil
Drinstona Wren
Juha Donel
Juha Donel Straten
Feanes Reformas
Robert Stuart MavaArthur
Calvary Baptist Charetr
Straten
Jonker
Linrard
Striton
Levi
Eiroten
Elected President Of High And Graded School Association
Mathson-Frank Candlish of Font de Lac was elected president of the Wisconsin Association of High School and Graded School board members at an annual meeting. Albers of Wausau was chosen to be vice president and Miss Gertrude Sherman of Milwaukee secretary-treasurer. Directors named for terms of three, two, and one year include Alter, Miles, Tuering, OConnor, Ginny, Ingh, and others from Hannack to Bilaworth.
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Rnto Associated Press
Mathson
Frank Candlish
Font de Lac
Winconsin Association of Bish School
Schoul
Wednesel
Wow
Albers
Wausau
Fork Atkiteon
Gertrude Sherman
MilWwauke
Sooctouiy -Trenaurer
Wow Alters
Wau
FH. Miles
Fort Atkinson
William Tuering
Li Crese
Eduard O'Connor
Hannack
Ginny
Platterville
A.J. Ingh
Bilaworth
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against J L Rass & Co
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court today against J L Rass & Co, a week brokerage firm with no stock exchange connection. The action signals formal proceedings to liquidate or reorganize the company under bankruptcy law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
J. L. Rass & Co
Wiek
SETTLAND DATA REPORTS TEMPERATURE OBSERVATIONS
The Laval Observatory notes minimal change in temperatures after mid February with no major fluctuations. Daily readings show steady levels through weather sheets, indicating stable conditions and no significant event affecting the thermometer data.
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