Earthquake tremors felt across six states report
United Press dispatch from St Louis notes tremors felt in six states from Missouri to Tennessee. First shock near 40 pm in Shsht with subsequent tremors recorded at 4 6 449 and 2 in southeast Missouri and southern Illinois with minor rattling reported. Towns cited include Paragould Arkansas Troy Tennessee Fairville Hickman in Missouri and Belleville Heron in Illinois. A subsequent moderate tremor in Popular Bluff Missouri caused rattled windows but no damage. Venice reports a tidal wave alert with rising waters and small inundations in Piazza San Marco amid unusually high tides.
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St. Lowie
St Louis University
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Huliana
Kentucky
Arhansas
Tennessee
Micsour
Am St Lats
Paragould Ark
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Faanaville
Hickmin
Cape Girardeau
Popul R Bia
Aodimo
Misgouri
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Heron
Popular Bluff
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Fandon
Venice
Government pledges to shield public from coal strike violence
Washington reports the government will protect the public amid coal strikes as Attorney General Daugherty and President Harding weigh a national conference between miners and operators. Officials discuss a possible public appeal to resolve differences and ensure fuel and transportation continuity.
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Washington, DC
Department of Fiber
Daugherty
Harding
Alo
Mile Long Kiss Sparks Police Action in Domestic Dispute
Isabelle Walieron told police a mile long kiss between her husband Gerard Matteson and a rival woman led to a confrontation. Detectives arrived as Matteson and the other woman faced charges of disorderly conduct after she claimed abandonment and fear, with a taxi scene and implied threat during a long street pursuit.
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Isabelle Walieron
Gerard Matteson
Matteson
Dodge Trial Postponed On Parking Charge
The trial of John Duval Dodge on charges related to parking an automobile in a restricted space was postponed for one week when called in court today.
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United Press
John Duval Dodge
House Move Clears Four Billion Dollar Bonus Bill
Washington report describes the House voting to suspend the rules to allow passage of a four billion dollar bonus bill. Tension arose between party leaders and Speaker Carter as Democratic leadership pressed for accelerated action amid debates over eligibility and funding details.
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Chirman Campbell
Carter
Eleventh Hour Senate Poll on Four Power Pact Passage
United States press reports an eleventh hour Senate poll on the four power pact shows a slim margin for approval. The survey indicates key lawmakers favor the Brandeis proposal while Republicans and some Democrats remain split.
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Washinaton
Republic
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Brandacee
Haynes names heads of eighteen dry areas in plan
Commissioner Haynes named the heads of eighteen enforcement areas as part of a general prohibition drive. The appointees include officials for the Arctic and Northern Peninsula regions with selected personnel from Michigan and surrounding districts.
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Haynes
Washington
Haynes Bolas
Supervaen
Penninsula
Michigan
Will Hear Report On Jewish Relief Campaign
The AP dispatch from Detroit notes an April conference where the relief report will be presented. Attending are Jacob Mo fed of Chenge, Shanfiett of Minnesota, and several hundred supporters active in the nationwide campaign for Jewish relief.
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Shanfiett
Minnespoli
Mike Gibbons to Meet Mr. Greb in Boxing Title Bout
Mike Gibbons middleweight contender to fight Harry Greb in a twelve round bout at Boston arena. Greb recently defeated Tom Gibbons in 1919 to claim a decisive victory, boosting anticipation for the match. The event aims to showcase top rivals in a high stakes boxing contest.
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Harry Greb
Musburg
Mayboave
Miamiger
Cialon
Bostes
Arcee
Arkooj
Grebresonth
Pittsburg Plus Rate Hearings Before FTC In Chicago
Pittsburgh plus rate case hearings before the Federal Trade Commission in Chicago involve leading U S legal minds. Western steel consumers called Independents seek to abolish the practice of charging freight from Pittsburg to final destination for all rolled steel. Hearings expected to last three months.
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Federal Trade Commission
U. S
Prac
Pittsburg
Fred 8. Jackson
American Farm Bureau Federation
H. B. White
Minneapolis
E. W. Pickering
Superor
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Association
W. FE. McCollum
C. A. Severence
St. Paul
American Bar Association
U.S. Steel Corporation
Border rifle skirmish reported on Ulster frontier clash
Fragmented dispatch describes cross border tension along the Ulster frontier with rifle fire and sniping. Reports mention forces from both sides massing near towns on the river boundary and a crackdown on incursions while civilians endure the tension.
Note to Allies on equitable right to payments
The United States declares a clearly equitable right to payment of maintenance costs and seeks a reasonable adjustment with Britain France Great Britain and Japan. Washington says it would welcome recognition and will consider suitable means to satisfy the claim once assurances of payment are received. Pending this, the U S hopes allied governments refrain from exclusive cash distributions to other claimants.
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America
Associated Presa
Washington, D
United States
Germany
Fragmentary WWII School Warfront Chronicle
Fragmented OCR text hints at a wartime frontline scene with mentions of troops, fortifications, and patrols. The readable portions reference measures, lines of defense, and guarded crowds or troops, suggesting a battlefield or occupied zone description with limited coherent events or dates.
Juvenile witness admits check forgery in Tex Rickard case
A juvenile witness testifies in the Tex Rickard matter admitting a check forgery. The testimony details involvement with associates and a scheme connected to a gang and a burglary floor plan. The witness describes threats and pressure during the days around the alleged crime and the involvement of various figures cited in court. The proceedings reference dates and locations tied to the case as it unfolds.
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Tex” Rickard
Man Dead as Result of Fire at Kaukauna
A fire at a Kaukauna department store caused a fatality with authorities investigating the basement blaze origin. The incident page notes the store is in ruin today as fire crews work to determine how the blaze started.
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Kaukauna
Reneral Lepartment
Premier Escorts Brother's Body to Toronto
Chicago to Toronto route carries the body of Yr Vmebougel Karuy of Denver, brother of premier Mackengle King of Canaan. The brother died recently in Toronto.
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Toronto
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Chicago
Mackengle King
Canaan
Vmebougel Karuy
Denver
Congress Debates Treaty Power and Interstate Commerce
United Press summary notes ongoing congressional debate on treaty powers and a resumed hearing by the commerce committee. Mentioned topics include a proposed bonus, interchangeable mileage books, and related interstate commerce concerns.
Nonpartisan Crucial Test Comes Today
A garbled United Press summary describes a pivotal voting event with multiple named figures and places. The piece mentions Arthur Lownles, SHPO Renu, and local actors amid a civic election context, with voters and candidates tied to a major statewide or local decision due today.
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Marge So Pei
Oakey Walter
Arthur Lownles
Heesanm
State unions decision on wages and strike factor
The article reports on wage decisions and potential strike impact as unions in the state consider a major policy shift. It notes the influence of polls by the Donita Mine Work and the possible April start, with leaders signaling a broader national effect.
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Ottawa
Donita
Selda
Airboats Search Fails To Find Missing Craft Traces
Airplanes returning reports say no traces of the missing airboat were found. The craft left the port yesterday with five passengers including Mr and Mrs Anmuee Pulie Wend Mre Lawrence Bosmith of Kansas City and Mire daxen of Memphis. The boat was piloted by Robert Moore.
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Miami
Ayang
Wiami
Wisconsin Secrecy Law Debate Sparks Statewide Lead Up
A fragmented article fragment outlines Wisconsin lawmakers debate over repealing a secrecy clause. It references Senator Tater Woot and Governor, touches on corporate power, public records, and a prophecy about state direction, with strong opinions about government openness and accountability.
Shortage Reported in Income Revenues
Short fragmentary text reports shortages in income revenues with unclear names and places. The readable segments reference a basin, vegetation, and marsh areas, but concrete entities, dates, or definite actions are not provided. The item resembles a broken municipal financial notice with missing critical details.
Proclaimed Prices and Public Notice on Paper Trade
A fragmented OCR item notes a twenty year period related to paper prices and secrecy. It mentions a hearing, proposed publication, and actions by officials regarding paper secrecy and potential repeals. Names, dates, and local places are unreadable in the fragment.
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Chile
Attorney General Rules That Governor Has Access to Income Tax Returns
Attorney General declares the governor may access income tax records under a state statute as debated in the legislature. The ruling discusses whether prior disclosures and retroactive effects apply, and notes potential public interest in transparency.
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Fia
Malta
Wisconsin Senate peers back secrecy bill on income returns
Senators in caucus agreed to offer a substitute amendment to repeal the secrecy clause for Wisconsin income tax returns. Upper house members and administration supporters debated opening records to state counts and local offices while foes warned of tax espionage risks. A joint committee will hear witnesses as the legislature weighs full public access versus protection of taxpayer data.
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Preas
Madison
Wisconsin
Huttwes
Wiscormin
Actus
George
Tylnk
Prote
Diamonds Seized by Customs Officials
Diamonds valued between 45 900 and 51 000 were seized by customs after arrest of a man attempting to unload them at a West Twenty Third Street jewelry shop. The incident involved Peruvian Brazilian gems allegedly smuggled into the country. Additional details were not disclosed.
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Vgavslated
Valde Sar
Bank Hold Up in City Center Sparks Jewelry Theft
Three masked bandits robbed the Liber Loan office in the heart of the city. They seized diamonds and jewelry from the owner Mun Sabin and escaped with valuables as traffic was disrupted nearby. Police are investigating the daytime brazen robbery.
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Cincinnati
Varin
Liber
Mun Sabin
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