Bonus cost and legislative path for soldiers bonus plan
Estimates place the soldier bonus at about 2.47 billion dollars with the bonus cost debated in Congress. Officers from the Army Navy and Marine Corps submit figures to committee in Washington while House and Senate leaders seek a revenue provision. Harding backs joint conference to decide revenue and present to the President for concurrence as approbation nears.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Senate
White Hodge
MHS
Prechficht Harding
Inter-Committee
Calendar Reform Advocate Meeting at Navignol Museum
A Washington convention of business professional and scientific men urged calendar reform aimed at enforcing a new calendar proposed in Congress. The Liberty Calendar Association of America hosted the event at the Navignol Museum auditorium to advocate adoption of a 365 day year divided into three 25 day months.
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Washington
Congress
Navignol Muaseum
Liberty Calendar Association of America
Railroads Cut Pacific Coast Passenger Rates For Summer
Chicago based Burlington and Quincy Great Northern and Northern Pacific announce about a 20 percent reduction in Chicago to Pacific Coast passenger fares for the summer months. The move aligns current rates with those prevailing before the 1920 increase, signaling a price normalization for travelers this season.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Jas
Chicago hog prices rise to 102 dollars per cwt
Hog prices in Chicago advance to 102 dollars per hundredweight, marking a new milestone as supply tightens. Dealers note depleted pork stocks and nearing end of winter packing season heightening demand and limiting hog availability.
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Chicago
Priest Dies at 95, Oldest Cleveland Diocese Cleric
In Cleveland Ohio Reverend M. V. Lind Smith, age 95, dies. He served with General Nelson Miles in the Indian War against the Sioux, and was noted as the oldest Catholic priest in the Cleveland diocese.
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Cleveland
MV. d. Lindsmith
Qrioy Chaglain
Nelson Miles
Sittime Bull
Shux Fodizns
Three Die in Hotel Fire at Lexington
Three people are confirmed dead and at least twenty injured as a fire destroyed the Lexington hotel and nearby structures with an estimated loss of 160,900 dollars. The blaze damaged adjoining buildings and prompted extensive emergency response.
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Hichmond
Don
Gye Dore
Lexington Hotel
Foss
Worthless stock notes reveal large misdeal in Schwerworth case
Report describes a mass of stock tied to Steck Worthiess and related entities in Mich and linked to Henry Ford holdings. It claims public offering valued at $509,090,000 collapsed in 46 minutes at $30 a share. Reference to Lliuolm Molup stake and The Linen Motor Company. Observes vast losses and claims stock as worthless.
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Steck Worthiess
Didroll
Lliuolm Molup Steck Gartin
Cates Wortlyss
Hla
Col
Rabstions Nhip
Henry Ford
Vie Linen Motor Company
Ancol
Wi Hive
Wallington notes key wartime treaties and Pacific power balance
A Wallington dispatch reports on the 4 nation and 5 nation treaties shaping postwar security. It cites the Five Power Treaty banning naval tonnage and gas weapons, the Three Power pact preserving status quo in the Pacific, Shantung settlement, Weihaiwei return, Nine Power agreement and Sino-Japanese accords. It notes Britain United States and Japan aims and Japan concessions in Manchuria Mongolia and Shantung as part of out of court settlements.
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Wallington
D. C
Flint
Great Hettaln
Francotts
Japan
Angier
Ayroudi
Great Britain
Aque
Simin
United States
Japa
Pacific
Shantung
China
Tritain
Weihaiwei
Slantong
Nine-power
Onga
Shaniung
Michuria
Mongolia
Uliguio
Ratth Elected as Head of the Catholic Church
Rome reports Cardinal Ratti elected pope after the conclave, taking the name Pius XII. The election follows smoke signals from the Sistine Chapel and confirmation by Cardinal Vaudetti and others. The new pope vows obedience as the college assigns him the papal name Pius XII.
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Rome
Actilie “ Tatti
Anvelibivhoy
Milan
Pius III
St. Peter's
Sacred College
Sistine Chapel
Cardinal Ratti
Vaonutelli
Carding Loge
Bisleti
Denna
Reeks
Cardinel Descens
Varraite
Papa
Qavonés
Eacred College
Vaunttelli Aheraupon
Pius RI
Msgr
Sincero
Tariff Rates on Farm Products Move Toward Approval
In Washington the Senate finance committee members are understood to have approved the agricultural bloc's recommendations. About six twelfths of items already considered show tariff rates higher than the Fordney Tariff Act, signaling modest increases on farm products.
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Washington, D. C
Eeltate Finance Committee
U S Attorney Under Fire Judge Orders Clyne Aide Appearance
Federal judge Beis Evans ordered Charles Clyne and assistant district attorneys to appear and answer charges of corruption in the U S Attorney's office. The charges relate to bankruptcy proceedings against the Cooperative Society of America.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
Beis A. Evans
Charles Clyne
United States District
Atorney
Ahd
Ipnear
Uicre
Mr. Clyne
Co-operative Society of Amerive
Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial Date Set in Mapne Case
San Francisco court schedules March 13 to begin the third trial of motion picture star Roscoe U Iratty on a manslaughter charge in the Virginia Mapne death, following prior trials that ended in disagreements.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Roscoe U. Uiratty
Virginia Mapne
Mata Phityrametres
Panic In New York Movie House Causes Fire
An evacuation spread among about 200 patrons at a Manhattan cinema after a fire broke out. The blaze destroyed several stalls and equipment, with the theater manager reporting damage as crews fought the flames at dusk.
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New York
William Hela
Nation Picture Dictater
Freninfarler
Glendale
X.Y
New
Lyvig Aiolion
Geveral
Contractors National Pact Aims Wage Standards
Washington D C reports a National Trade Resolution for relief by the Contractors National Trade Resolution. The pact sets that contractors working outside their normal territory must pay prevailing wages and seek local contractor aid if workers are scarce. It outlines enforcement and appeal procedures to ensure wage equity.
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Washington, D. C
Noilding Lane
United Stiles
Nona
Cohlracard
Mia Cuse
Weetaions
Bent Corinne
Rho Contractors
Bandit Killed by Sheriff's Posse Near Atlas Shim Smith
Bandit aged 25, known as Shim Smith, was shot and killed by a sheriff's posse seven miles north of Lard after opening fire. A farmer resident about 10 miles south reported the shooting occurred during a rural blaze of exchange fire with the suspect who tried to flee.
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Bigncee
Ttny Star
Atlas
Shim Smith
Cart Frickgon
Here
Savile Velth
Atte de Rengnerale
Arbuckle Jury Unable to Agree After Deliberations
The Arbuckle jury failed to reach a verdict in the case arising from the death of Virginia Rapno during a drunken party. Foreman J de McEtvoy reported a 10 to 2 split for conviction, with no clear path to agreement after further polling. The district attorney pressed for a retry despite the deadlock.
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Aban Peaneldeo
Fury
Aghree
Willy
Foreman J. de MtcEtvoy
Mulaioy Aati
Lee Friedhine
Avhuvkla
Sean Downtisl
Jersey Dig Act Confounds New Jersey Courts
Consternation ran through New Jersey as the court of probate debates its authority over provisions of the Volstead era act and constitutional enforcement. The piece notes clashes between legal interpretations and the evolving framework of Prohibition era enforcement.
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Jersey
Trenton
New Jersey
Court of Prrofs
Caren
Missing Woman Gady Found Near Minatit Fla
Discovered charred body identified as Mrs Adiita Hh Myers wife of Hi O Myers president of Farmers Exchange tank of Lynne Ville Wit Io iy chit of harmley. Navant Ththiro led the search for the woman who wandered from her winter dawn. Four hours before discovery, the body was found near the obviously attacked site.
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Adiita
Myers
O. Myers
Farmers Exchange Tank
Lynne Ville
Harmley
Peyetlos
Mine Blast Kills 25 at H C Frick Coke Plant
A mine explosion at the H C Frick Coke Company plant near Gates Pa kills 25 miners. Twenty two bodies have been recovered. three remain trapped under rubble after a fall. Officials say the blast cause is unclear and note no mutilation among victims.
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Gates
H.C. Frick Coke Company
Passes Up Senate Seat Prompted by Maryland Meeting
Haltime MacNider, head of the American Legion unit, refused appointment to the U S Senate from Iowa to replace William S Kenyon. At a Maryland executive committee meeting Col MacNider stayed silent while Col McNider attended. A bill to cut officers was presented in Congress proposing 13 400 army posts from 17 000.
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Haltimore
Hanford
Dill
Washington, T
Congress
Pordhing
Elhit
AEATE
Unclear excerpt notes meat packers influence case
Fragmentary OCR text references Wisconsin senator, World Court of Justice, Jubilee event, and various names but lacks coherent facts or dates. Unable to determine a clear, reportable event or outcome from the provided material.
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Washington
Sennton Lil
World Court of Justice
Wagie
Cork
Jubilee
Coor
Butler
TUL Surnome
Cnet
Unclear OCR Note From 19th Century Ledger Remains Fragmentary
Fragmented OCR text recounts a mix of local notices and obliquely described events. Names, places, dates, and concrete actions are scattered with errors. The readable portions mention farm work, public works, local residents, and a few incidents, but no coherent single event or clear report emerges.
A Friend in Need a Friend Indeed in Oklahoma tale
A claimant recalls urging Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy after years of illness. The account highlights a woman’s recovery and promotes the product through a physician’s influence and repeated testimonials.
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Calite
Lydia Bbiage
Din B. Pinkham
Guttrie
Oklahoma
Lydia B. Pinkham
George Manone
IOS Byrai
Los Angeles
California
Pinkhara
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