Los Angeles Shaken by Slight Earthquake Reports
A slight earthquake shook Los Angeles and surrounding areas at 3:23 a.m. reports say. No damage was reported though several offices in the Main Street belt were briefly halted as clerks reported tremors and clocks were affected in some buildings.
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United Press
M Tre Weather Bureau
Princapally
Main Street
Ranford
Calif
San Joaquin Valley
Ninth of
Hanford
Pasdena
Itesno
San Angeles
Fresno— Frese
Fortorrife
Hunter and Drew
Washington
Scarpetown University
Odeckh
Aismoseph
Chicago
FU A
Isatel
Sean Lnis
Pie Vine
Union Ol Company
Allforma
San Luis Chiapo
ROUTH
Government Proposes 20 Wave Lengths For Wireless Stations
Three government radio conference committees publish recommendations on radio control and allocation of twenty wave lengths for wireless telephony. Proposals reserve bands for amateur and commercial use and training, with aim to expand noncommercial and telephone services while retaining closed bands for current radiotelegraph signals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Nto
Committee 4
Madison Resident Dies in Chicago Hospital
Wadeon Wasen, a longtime Wasen resident, died Tuesday in a Chicago hospital after a lengthy illness. The Associated Press report notes his ties to the local community and his sixty year residence in Madison.
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Associated Press
Wadeon
Wasen
Aixty Peara
Wasdinen
Chicago
United States Demands Payment From Allied Finance Ministers
A report states the United States presented a demand at talks with allied finance ministers. The request seeks $241,600,090 as compensation tied to the occupation of the Rhine region, with remarks by Washington officials indicating no further comment on the matter.
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United States
Hughes Washington
Seran Hughes
Puna
Aled Tinanen
Hughes
Unemployment Relief Hopes Rise Amid Conference Report
Arthur Weols chairs the emergency committee as Mayors and chambers of commerce in numerous small cities report improvements in unemployment. The outlook remains cautious with relief measures and looming winter pressures.
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Pnited Prees
Washington
Arthur Weols
Charmon
Commerce Imall
le Amons
Ku Klux Approves Work of Pastor
Five men in robes and hoods entered the church here last night and interrupted the service by handing an envelope with money and a letter praising the pastor’s work. The incident was reported by Associated Press.
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Associated Prem
Trevett
Wiskh
Hoius
Alan
Iurst Bone
Swift
Princess admits complicity in divorce case with baroness
Berlin dispatches report Princess Louise Frederick admits intimate relations with Baron Plettenburg before and after her marriage to the Kaiser. She laughs at the implication, while court evidence shows a telephone exchange with the baron and a later visit by Plettenburg to the princess at Resierue castle with his wife present.
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United Pras
Landom
Blle Frederick
Piettenburg
Husic
Berlin
Printesa
Neraeit
Haren
Kalfr
Earl
Teu
Abp
Eal
Hite
Pilettenburg
Plettenburg
Resierue Castle
Number of Strikes in Building Industry Reduced
A report to the executive board of the American Engineering Council notes fewer strikes and rising cooperation in the U S building industry. Prepared by RP Miller of New York, it details gains in labor capital relations and court recognition of redisdictional board actions.
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United States
National Board of Jurisdictional Awards
American Ingineering Canneil
RP Miller
New York
Apital
KK M Landis
Chicago
Showers of Rocks From Clouds Hit Chico Warehouse
Rocks fell from the sky onto a Chico warehouse drawing police and investigators. J W Charge offered 200 dollars for anyone who identifies the rock source as officials inspect a corrugated roof while larger stones shower down. Residents say rocks appeared to come straight from clouds and workers note a three week pattern of roof bombardment.
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Associated
Prom Chico Calif
Mareshal
Bank Held Up and Robbed of 25000 by Five Men Today
Five men robed the New Braunfels state bank at New Braunfels Texas confiscating 25000 in cash and 840000 in Liberty bonds at noon. Police and sheriff offices reported no immediate word of arrests as telephone lines were cut by the bandits before the holdup.
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Umited Preay
Antonele
Tex
New Braunfels
New Hreunfelis
Miter
Sherifs
New Breun
Benditw
Today in Congress Cea Sedates Four-Power Treaty
In Congress today Cea engages in sedate talks on the four-power treaty while hearings proceed and broad policy questions surface, with Muede and Rote noted in parliamentary references.
Milwaukee Man Named Minister to Ecuador by Harding
Dr Gerhard A Bading former health commissioner of Milwaukee was named minister to Ecuador by President Harding. He was confirmed by the Senate and expects to depart soon to assume duties at Ecuador's capital.
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Milwaukee
Ecuador
Harding
Northwestern
Gerhard A
Bading Formir Bhaver
Legal Action Planned Against St Paul Millionaire
Sherri Andrew FU, sheriff for Elisabeth Girenko, widow of a farmer colonel, says a St Paul millionaire induced Girenko to come to this country and then failed to provide for her. He allegedly met Girenko in Berlin and Chicago and secured a passport, but later relations soured and she found herself penniless.
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Elisabeth Girenko
Rarsan Czar
Imperial Guard
Alty Andrew FU
Sherriff
Wime Girenko
As & MmaAnkUriAl
Sherri
Mil Vonalee
Girenka
Berlin
State takes step to safeguard wealth in Wisconsin
Wisconsin moves to protect public wealth as bankers are notified of another measure. State Banking Commissioner Marshall Cousins announces a bulletin detailing hiring the chief engineer’s department for expert services in bank building construction and protective development.
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United Prena
Wediem
Wisconsin
Wesith Wistonain
Marshall Cousins
Mack Indupteie Commission
Robert McKeown
Incarenes
Mate Whitman
Fifteen Reds killed in ship explosion
Report from Trebsmond on the Black Sea says a transport ship carrying bolshevik crew members was blown up by hand grenades. The blast killed fifteen and wounded several others. The explosion also damaged the hull, with large quantities of munitions recently received from Burwhy.
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Orks
Trebsmond
Black Sea
Lowh
Wisconsin Telephone oversubscribed stock issue
New York report states the Wisconsin Telephone company announces a substantial oversubscription of its preferred stock. The oversubscription suggests strong demand from customers and could influence price and allotment timing.
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New York
Wisconsin
Eday
Attorney Vitriolic in Gross-Examination of Madalynne Oberhain
The testimony recounts Madalynne Oberhain’s cross examination about her relationship with John Kennedy and Kenneth Reyes. Lawyers clash over calls and phone records as the defense objects to questioning. Obscene details are avoided while key dates and actions are noted in the trial atmosphere.
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Madalynne Obenchain
Wreny
Leon Angeles
Madalynne Oberhain
Asmit Reyes
Alfornéy
Eland
Tuday
Onal
Murda
Tohn Belton
Kenneth Reyes
Arrest of Gandhi Triggers Unrest in Washington
Report from United Proms notes that Gandhi's arrest sparks uprisings among Indian communities abroad. Claims suggest large-scale protests and potential clashes as followers rally, signaling a historic response to political action.
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United Proms
Washington
Oakland Police Hold Suspects Tied to Minneapolis Jewelry Heist
Oakland police today, under instructions from Minneapolis authorities, detained suspects linked to a five month old jewelry store robbery in Minneapolis worth about $150 000. Reeper and Shaffer, connected through a Vallejo restaurant crew, were detained after arriving in Oakland.
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United Prase
Oakland
Calif
Vallejo
Rearaurant Reeper
Fre Shaffer
Oakland Policy
Minneapolis
Tournament at Point Opens District Matches
Incomplete OCR notes show a tourney at Point with teams including Oxford, Antiga, Waupace and Marin. The fragment lists scores and placeholders like 19, 26, 12, suggesting early district match results or schedules amid unclear names and locations.
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Oxford
Marin
Antiga
Wautoma
Waupace
Harding Policy Sparks Debate On Religious Education Plans
The article reports a heated debate over new education and religious policy. Key figures include Harding supporters and opposition lawmakers as they push or resist a challenging reform package amid fiscal pressures and political maneuvering.
Heavy Snow Closes Wheat Belt Roads
A shifting winter storm blankets the Wheat Belt with heavy snow, disrupting travel and halting some services. Officials warn of slick conditions and urge motorists to stay off highways where possible. Local crews mobilize to clear major routes and restore power as the region endures mounting snowfall.
Doctor May Be Freed to Render Service
A court considers freeing the physician to continue providing medical care amid ongoing legal proceedings with the foreshadowed release date and conditions. Authorities review compliance with medical ethics and patient safety standards.
Boy Confesses to Starting Six Recent Fires
A youth admits responsibility for three of six fires reported in the area. Authorities say the confessions come after investigation into a string of blazes at local sites, with officials describing the incidents as deliberate as they pursue full closure.
Self Made Lawyer Little Affected By Inheriting Earloom
A Chicago based informant reports a self made lawyer, heir to a family earloom, unaffected by inheritance. The man calmly informed reporters he had already chosen a future path and declined public comment, while tracing shows inquiries from the War Department and others.
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Chicago
Cyril Woodward
Crubler
Amatoone
Aif
Mads
Eormadar Department
Rip Dons
Aaving
Quincy
Armstreat
Orman Thomnaon
Nairobi
East Africa
Washington
Krol
Wasell Nee Corl
Four Power Pact Seen Winning Narrowly in Canvass
A wartime dispatch reports the four power pact likely to pass by an extremely small margin in a vote. Provisional results show supporters near decisive numbers but reservations and last minute shifts may tilt outcomes.
Papal Decree Extends Voting Time to Fifteen Days
A papal decree extends the period for electing the pope to fifteen days. The document outlines the extended timeline and procedures for the conclave voting process amid ongoing church affairs.
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Pope
Premier Taking Rest and Farewell Tour Began
An unclear report mentions a premier or leader taking a rest and planning a farewell tour. It references individuals possibly named Lamborn and Tandon along with a spouse, suggesting a political or official context. Details are unreadable but imply a public figure stepping back from duties.
Milwaukee men found guilty in Volstead Act conspiracy case
Attorneys for both men moved for a new trial after a federal jury convicted Milwaukee residents Thomas A. Delaney and Jacoh Bas of conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. The verdict followed a long-delayed deliberation, with motions for new trials due within two days and new bonds required. Delaney, a prominent Democrat, and Bas were tied to Wisconsin political circles and prohibition enforcement.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Thomas A. Delaney
Jacoh Bas
F A. Cuiger
Delaney
Wisconsin
Piny
Betbery
Democratic Committee
Bae
Trento
Weemrer
Wile
Ste .Ear
Thomas 4
Delanes
Green Bay
Windiweetok
Alberta
Three Armed Bandits Rob Madison Bank
Three masked men robbed the Madison State bank at 24 this morning. They forced bank president Victor Fo Astrietht and employees into the vault. The trio escaped with about $1,200 while leaving doors unsecured. Police were alerted as the robbers fled.
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Associated Press
Madina
Randal State Bank
Victor Fo
Mms
Handiry
Sault
Prohibition Official Seeks Ferry Limit Enforcement
New York enforcement director A Gey has travelled to Washington to confer with federal authorities on stopping the violation of the three mile limit and on ferry service to New York.
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Associated Prema
Fem York
Relph A. Gey
New York
Washington
Miro
Prohipitios Cammivaoner
Ibiovnée
Michael Collins Proclaims St Patrick's Day Greatest in Irish History
Michael Collins declares St Patrick's Day 1922 the greatest in Irish history in a measure issued via United Press. He calls on Irishmen and sympathizers worldwide to celebrate with mass demonstrations as Ireland seeks self government and foreign domination ends.
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Michael Cutie
Bay
Pataeckes
Ireland
Tlans
Nublin
United Press Today
St .Patrick’s
Collins
Holley
Coline
Menage
United Press
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