Harding Assured Four Power Pacific Treaty Victory
Washington reports President Harding was assured the four power Pacific treaty could win the two thirds Senate vote. Leaders say support strengthens over the weekend as talks with Senators judge McCormick Curtis and Adams foretell ratification as a primary issue in Congress. Foreign capitals expect U S ratification to aid allied positions, with France Britain and Japan watching closely.
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Harding
United Press
Washington
Koemer
Wisden
Joha F. Polling
United Preag
Wise
Senate
Lawtence Martin
I Washingttan
Harting Tolay
Judge, McCormick, Curtis
John T. Adams
Republican Nations
Adams
Bhowing
Aise
Irs
United States
Raffleteon
France
Han Eigewhere
Japan
Tor Faliffy
Harding Defers Bonus Bill Action Amid Conference Deadlock
President Harding refused to offer new recommendations on the soldiers bonus bill after talks with congressional leaders. House members debated timing and method, with Mondell and Gillett guiding decisions while maintaining congressional responsibility for action.
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Withington
D.C
Cullett J
Laurence SM. Benedict
United Press
Washington
Hading
Congress
Republinn
Mondell
Gillett
Fardio
A Witem
Monde
Voluwinkine Wine Nouse
Chanmmian Fordney
House
Wave and Means Committee
Link Between Radio and Telephone Demonstrated
Providence based Prof Mit discovers a link between radio and telephone by tapping neighbors lines. He and a newspaper man overhear conversations and observing two women discussing dresses during a wedding. The receiver sits in his attic using four angled poles on the roof and a four step frequency amplifier.
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Providener
Alberti
Mit
Ehrrel
Proffitt
Providence Telephone Exhhange
Solomon Levitan Seeks La Follette Progressive Ticket
Solomon Levitan intends to run as a La Follette Progressive Republican candidate for state treasurer. He will oppose incumbent Henry Jaimaon in September primaries. Earlier, Levitan was not listed among initial candidates as the ticket was formed.
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Solomon Levitan
LA Follette Progressive
Presa Madison
Solomon Lestan
Mailinon
la Fodytte
Henry Jaimaon
la Follette
Levitan
Mr. Tavitan
Mr. Johnson
Miss Spring Steps Into Picture Tomorrow
Weather outlook shows spring arriving east of the Mississippi with a chance of light rain in some areas. Cooler temperatures expected across the western territory as winter wanes and mild conditions move in.
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Miss Spring
Washington
Results of caucus held at Winnecome village
At the Saturday caucus in Winnecome the race for village president saw Mr White win 100 votes to 02 for Rogers. Other contests named Mellroy over Warnieu for assessor, with nominations for trustees Joseph Masher John Sennatder and Willam Mannemann, treasurer William Goold, and Justice M. Ts. Elkingston.
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Supervigoreé OM
While
Bett Fogers
Mr. White
Rogers
Wil- Nat Mellroy
Charles Warnieu
Mellroy
Josph Masher
John Sennatder
Willam Mannemann
William Goold
M. Ts. Elkingston
Justice of the Peace
Marriage by frontier brides sparks Russia exit trade
An Associated Press report describes a market in which Russian women wed foreigners to obtain passports and exit the country. Husbands sometimes try to remarry locally to secure travel papers, with mixed outcomes and cases of unlawful cross border marriages.
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Russia
Associated Press
Odema
Rumia
Poland
Roumania
Germany
Turkey
Wardiington
2. C
United States
Iran
Mother Directs Vice Activities of Two Boys and Murder
Police allege a mother directed two youths Charles Shiater 19 and Frank Lee 16 in crimes from larceny to murder. The pair and the mother faced charges after a series of robberies assaults and the deaths of the woman and Charles sister. The mother allegedly ordered the boys to commit theft rape and violence. she claimed to cast a spell over them. Confessions reportedly connected the Shader household to over twenty five thousand dollars in stolen goods.
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Brest
Chicago
eToMp
Erinds
Lieatty
Charles Shiater
Frank Lee
Shader
Ju le
Ferabo Fagin
Mir
Mung Stuuter
Charles
Lee
Shedet
Ataywuret
Shadet
Ste
Courts Halt Deportation Of Swiss Lover
New York courts halted the deportation of Agguet Prelaan a Swiss former butler at the Sterling Rock club in Lestonier Pa whose romance with a wealthy heiress sparked tabloid stories. His lawyers argued he is sane and intelligent claiming coercion and threats and that officials manipulated his status after claims of clandestine meetings and a hidden passport affair.
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United Press
New York
Prdvra
Departaron
Agguet Prelaan
Sterling Rock Club
Lestonier
Beng
Waghmeton
Pubeas Corp
Idee Maech
Pernovat
Aland
Plitor
Probal
Kalling
Tub
Beireas
Auitor
Rakepe
Trenton
Noa
Uasistane
Washington
Probar
Pittsburg
Umestioh
Governor Blain e Completes Message to Special Session
Governor Blayur today completed the message to the legislature as it meets in special session on Wednesday March 2 to consider tax law secrecy clauses and authority to investigate alleged failures. The 4000 word message was read to the legislature at 7 o'clock.
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Associated Press
Madinern
Blayur
Comaninsisen
Sears
Biarné Sur
Deaths From Smallpox Decline in 20th Century
The census bureau reports 508 smallpox deaths nationwide in 1920, an overall low rate continuing a trend since 1904, the year the death rate first exceeded one per 100,000. The article notes the rate remains historically low despite fluctuations.
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Associated Press
Washinown
P. C
Cos
Census Bureau
Congress considers four power treaty and labor bill
In Washington today leaders confer with President Harting on the four power treaty and a labor bill as Gentinoes army bill faces defeat.
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Jomic
Trebate
Ioan
Harting
Ra’bors
Gentinoes
Bootlegging Ring in South Backed by Banks Reported
Miami a bootlegging ring tied to banks was uncovered with operators backed by partners and under revenue bureau scrutiny. Colonel Nutt reported to Prohibition Commissioner Haynes that foreign shore liquor conveyance and minor transactions were involved. Arrests were imminent as charges were read against several individuals at Miami with Abner Hynes announcing the probe.
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Miami
Fla
Col
Nutt
Biecnal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition
Haynes
Nutis Rebert Uy
Orisi
Teich
Washington, D
Iniividanta
Mitmy
Aguinal
Green Bay Cut Off From Appleton By Downed Wires
Widespread power and communications disruption hits Green Bay after six downed wires sever connections to Appleton. Trains delayed, regional lines strained, and Wisconsin Public Service reports extensive damage across the north with poles and trees down.
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Green Bay
Appleton
Associated Prana
Nauka
Wisconsin Public RerviCe
mMehon
Ford Motor Company Increases Fares To Aid Veterans Jobs
Ford Motor Company announces a fare increase to fund job opportunities for ex servicemen and women. The statement, attributed to Henry Ford, highlights The aim to appeal to American design and provide preference where possible.
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Ford? Motor Company
Henry Ford
Northwestern Will Bulletin Election Results
Voting for municipal commission member and the Pun hogos school site issue closes at 8 p m tomorrow. Returns will be bulleted at The Northwestern office as in former years with ward results expected shortly after polls close. The public shows keen interest in the outcome.
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Municipal Commission
Punhogos
Sweetheart drinks poison a tragedy at tech student death
A chaotic OCR fragment reports Phe tale of the Tinduee Taarien and Kludeit oof oehotaieeny. It claims Puadtine Vinnehilla Clark died after consuming poison in a tech park setting. The text references a history of the case and quotes about death and temptation.
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United Area
Markee
Puadtine Vinnehilla Clark
Hie Maseashiette Inadtote
Phile Turobsied
Tativorcen
CASE
Daudine Chark
Believed O'Connor Near Milwaukee in Last Days
Fragmentary notes say Believed O Connor has been near Milwaukee within the last few days. The text mentions possible escape plans and names several individuals in connection with the alleged movement near Milwaukee and references a pursuit or capture.
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O'Connor
Milwaukee
Former service men gain permanent and temporary jobs
More than 100 former service members receive work at a government employment bureau. Henry Lippart says every man sent out must be a veteran. Jobs range from scrubbing to machine work, highlighting job placement efforts for veterans.
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Heeman
Henry Lippart
Deficiency Bill Signed by Harding
Washington reports President Harding has signed a deficiency bill carrying 197 246 000 dollars in appropriation. The action affects federal funds and obligations for ongoing programs across departments.
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Harding
United Tress
Warshington
Serond
Y WN
Robbery attempt fails at Windsor state bank
Aksvetatad Pronk Mainm-Attempt to mob the Windsor state bank in Windsor Wisconsin failed at night according to the report. The attempted robbery around 7 a.m. appears unsuccessful with authorities likely investigating further.
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Windsor State Bank
Windsor
Wis
Economic revival gains pace amid mixed indicators
The report notes improving commerce and employment signals while home construction and consumer demand show uneven progress. Analysts cite manufacturing activity and labor data as mixed but suggest continued momentum into the coming months.
Arbuckle Case To Begin Today
A garbled report notes an upcoming court session labeled Arbuckle case with references to charges and dates. The text mentions March and other unclear terms, with weather hints of cloudy and chilly conditions.
Obenchain jury disagrees as four discharged new trial set
In Los Angeles the Obenchain murder case jury reported a hopeless division nine to three after long deliberation. Jurors said nine favored conviction while three favored acquittal. Judge Reeve adjourned court with new trial date slated for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Lo Angeles
Calif
J. Belton Kennedy
Madalynne Obenchain
Reeve Die
J. W. Crockett
News Paper
Shem ‘Uickly
Dodge Reeve
Toe Morrow
Dix Ietel
Deer Struggle as Wolves Haunt Ice Beset North Woods
Reports from St Past Moren area describe deer succumbing to harsh winter conditions. A glaze over the ice traps game and wolves roam, killing deer while drivers and local stores observe the slowing winter supply.
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Moren
Iewlla
Moos Lake
From Switzerland to Become Bride of Merrill Man
A Swiss immigrant, Weer Ming Arm Maumgartner, came to tia city to marry Merrill man Alvin Reda. Reports describe her arrival and social ties, noting past residence in Switzerland and connections to local acquaintances and families. The narrative mentions the Mint and a collector’s scene, with references to county ties and future residence.
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Switzerland
Merrill Man
Ming
Maumgartner
Tia City
Alvin Reda
PW Berg
Harenta
Shane
Bette Bean
Alatphoe
Monray
James W Brown Passes Away in Neenah Home
James W Brown aged about 44, longtime chief of police and city official in Neenah, died suddenly of heart failure at his North Water Street home. He was a well known figure in the county fairs and state fairs, and a former police official and horse racing starter. Survived by his wife and two daughters, funeral arrangements not yet set.
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James W. Brown
City OF
Neenah
Neansh
J. W. Brown
North Water
Caparty
Hormeman
Brown
Horn
Mixa Ethel Brown
Mra Meare Barnett
Ben Ode
Labor Board Urged to Adjourn Rail Wage Hearings
Chicago report says Jowell of the Aberigshoud employes department of the AFL asked the U S Labor Board to adjourn wage hearings and require railroads to comply with the Transportation Act. He charged carriers made no effort to negotiate with employees and opposed the request from Toronto.
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United Press
Chicago
K. M. Jowell
Aberigshoud
American Federation, of Labor
United States Labor Board
Jewell
Plane crash injures two near Fort Worth
An airplane struck a standing pipe near Fort Worth today, killing at least one person and fatally injuring others. Port Worth authorities report the crash occurred at a jumping station stand pipe area, with two victims identified as locals.
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United Press
Dallis
Tony
Fryandt Midhaltey
Childress
Port Worth
Oshkosh Request Draws Fire from Wisconsin Education Leaders
Governor Hiale faces opposition as Oshkosh supporters press to repeal a 7 percent compulsory part time age and extend school attendance to half time for 14 to 18 year olds. State教育 officials decry repeal as harmful, urging continued funding and broader coverage for youth education.
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Wisconsin
Hiale
Ino
Solons
Hardney
McHenry
Oshkosh
Acont
Hoover
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