House Approves Bonus Bill With Cash and Insurance Options
The House passed a soldiers bonus bill offering paid up 20 year life insurance and cash payments for veterans with up to 50 in adjusted service. The measure, 355 to 31, limits debate to forty minutes and requires a two thirds majority for passage.
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Two New York Papers Merge Form New Herald Tribune
New York March 18 AP report says the New York Herald and the New York Tribune published final separate editions and will merge as the New York Herald Tribune. Ogden Reid buys the Herald. Munsey consolidates remaining papers, leaving two nightly papers in New York.
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Reichsbank Head Summoned by Dawes Committee
Pare March 18 Reichsbank President telegraphed that he will appear in Paris tomorrow before the first committee of reparations experts chaired by Brigadier General Dawes.
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Army Fliers Begin Second Leg Flight Across West
Major Frederick L. Martin told the chamber of commerce that the airline team will fly from Eugene to Sand Point Seattle with a nightly stop in between. The trip spans about five months with a four and a half month return to American soil, aiming to demonstrate long distance air capability to other nations.
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Quakes Terrorize Japs On Saghalien Island
A severe earthquake struck the southern Saghalien area causing many houses to collapse and widespread fear among inhabitants. Ground fissures appeared in places and the tremor was recorded near the Kurile Islands.
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Meadors of The Evening Times and Associated Press report brief civic events
The item notes rapid AP reporting of key events after a parliament session and voting on a measure. It mentions Meadors and a wire service update delivered moments after a late afternoon session. The text is garbled but references news publishing and daily events.
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Senators Elkins and Slemp Cited in Lean Deal Inquiry
Testimony alleges a $160000 lean attempt to divert a congressional committee. Senators Curtis of Kansas and West Virginia and Rep Price McKinney of Cleveland are named among witnesses. Former Secretary Fal supposedly received about $100868 related to Fall's finances. The Sinclair Tenset Dome lease was signed April 7 1982 and the Doheny Driller lease December 17 1982.
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Cleveland Convicted Leader Voices Refusal at Baden
New York report indicates Grover Cleveland described as a legion representative asked Eberbach Baden to remove a person while asserting Americans faced trouble but he alleged he refused to comply.
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Chicago Police Find Diamond Theft Suspects
Chicago police report locating suspects tied to a diamond theft in the city. Officers recovered stolen gems and detained two individuals for questioning.
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William Penn Statue to Aid Butler’s Men in City Hall Signaling
Philadelphia plan to mount four bright red searchlights on William Penn’s hat atop City Hall. Lights will be controlled from the police switchboard to signal patrols when bandit activity is reported in the northern or eastern areas. Mounted officers will converge on City Hall in response.
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Pope Net In Al Health Rome Says
Unclear Vatican report notes Pope remains under medical care in Rome. Fragmented lines suggest ongoing health updates as officials monitor condition and treatment. References to hospital, clergy, and possible upcoming messages appear amid garbled text.
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Forest Fires Wipe Out Six Japanese Villages
A forest blaze at Mt Sear Nageya foot, Tokw May könnte has consumed six villages. About twenty people are missing or believed dead as authorities deploy troops to fight the blaze.
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London Organist Maria Noted in 1902 Obituary
An obituary notes the death of a London organist tied to a notable church in 1902. The record highlights her role as organist and her standing in the city’s musical community.
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Peruvian Sister Marguerie D Alvares at White House
Marguerie D Alvares sister of de Buena fell ill at the White House while singing and Mia Coelidge was noted on March 24th in a brief social item.
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Firpe Quits Boxing After Notoriety and Losses
Firpe announces retirement from boxing amid notoriety from recent defeats and media attention. He hints at touring, enrolling in activities with Marty, and plans to attend the Olympic Games with potential trips to the United States, Japan, and other venues.
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Slayings and War News Spur Late Pacific Bulletins
A.J Janssen of Pittsburgh confessed to killing his wife Belle whose body was found in a trunk in Ogden Utah, authorities report. The bulletin also notes Allied naval orders to deploy ships for Army defense and mentions political clashes over Klux Klan figures and remarks by Grover Bergnell and American Legion officials amid wartime and policy debates.
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Department Heads Subpoenaed in Daugherty Inquiry
Washington report notes a Senate committee investigation where department heads are asked to testify about Means' withdrawal and whiskey permits. Key figures Urien and Orr are named in the testimony under questioning as the inquiry unfolds.
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