Tornado toll hits Southwest Missouri towns
Tornadoes in the last 24 hours killed at least 14 people across Southwest Missouri with many injured and several missing. Melva in Taney County reported ten dead, Nevada Vernon County three dead, Branyon Taney County one dead, and other communities struck.
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Springfield
Missouri
Tone
Melva
Taney County
Nevada
Vernon County
Bronyon
Tones County
Oaals
Fromlxging
Tony
Ared Wremen
Whitlam
Fond Hox
Willam
Mra
Alva Howari
Brac
Branson
Bouy
Jada
Hex Pleesall
Harry Brew
Willem Rothwell
Beety
Hiede Taney County
Feraytae
Tandy
Touriun
White River Coungry
Harala
Pat Wright
Atory
Shepherd of
Poweraltr
Mikwouri
Mrangon
Distressed Steamers Towed to Port in Mexican Waters
New York dispatch reports the Ward Mnor Esperaosa, ashore yesterday off Madagascar href with 40 passengers and 10 crew, was towed into Progreso, Mexico. Captain J. St. Curtin confirms the vessel was pulled off the reef and steered toward the port.
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New York
Madagascar
Progreso
Mexico
J. St. Curtin
Reet
French Assail Wilson Over Late Message
Paris dispatch notes French reaction to Wilson Hitchcock letter amid easing postwar tensions. Analysis highlights French press and public opinion, noting criticism of American policy and fears of renewed German aggression, with observers urging restraint and european-led security.
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Wilson
Floyd Gibbons
San Antonio
Evenith News
Chicago
Boulevard Wilson
Boulevard Des Americana
Byeropa An “Ilapadener
Madandy
King Lear
France
Ionate Veh
Vlent
Europe
Hitchcock
Prac
Federal Vocational Board Criticized for Vet Training Failures
Washington March 12. Harry A Littledale, reporting for the New York Evening Post, accuses the Federal Board for Vocational Education of disastrous failure in rehabilitating wounded service men. He cites 20,000 registered, 130,000 eligible, only a small fraction trained. delays and mismanagement blamed. He names James P Fo and Wm A Clark as responsible and calls for removals.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Board For Vocational Education
House Education Committee
Harry A. Littledale
York Evening Post
Lidthedale
Jedale
James P Fo
Wi AL Glark
Mietrich
New New
Elka’ Fund
University of Louisiana
Twins Helped Trap Bergdoll Detectives in 1910s Case
Misses Margaret and Gertrude Buand, twin sisters, aided an investigation that led to the capture of private detectives employed by Grover Cleveland Bergdoll's family. Gertrude worked as a clerk for the state board involved with Bergdoll. A Bergdoll detective allegedly tried to coerce the girl, but she exposed the plan to government agents.
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May
Margaret. Ruane
Adove
Gertrude Tie
Margaret
Gertrude Buand
Grover Cleveland Bergdall
Millioneira Dentt Dodeer
Gertrucn
Arate Board
Bergdoll
Bia Purpess
Steve
Hia Croll
U S Submarine Free From Sands at Cape Cod
United States submarine Pruzzardo's Bay was aground on Hog Island near Cape Cod overnight after passing through a canal from Boston to Newport. It extricated itself early today without tug assistance.
Admiral Sims Blames Navy Chiefs for War Shipping Losses
Admiral Sims told the Senate subcommittee that Secretary Daniels caused convoy confusion by pushing a different American plan, delaying adoption of the Allied convoy system and costing hundreds of thousands of tons in shipping. He cited delays, secrecy over submarine warnings, and late boat requests as factors in the losses and setbacks of the war.
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Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Admiral Sims
Senate ‘Subcommittee
Navy Department
Simesotu
Atiwirai
Simg Salq Bla Detter
Sims
Tila
Snme
Department
Wey
Stns
Lima
Curonean
Nation's Coal Bill Grows by 300 Million Says Operators
Washington reports that coal operators estimate the national coal bill will rise about $300 million annually. They claim the majority report of the National Commission proposes an 11 percent wage increase for miners, raising bituminous coal costs by 20 to 60 cents per ton. A minority report with an 18 percent rise over Garfield’s 11 percent is also planned.
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Ralph F. Couch
Preas
Btaff
Washington, D.C
National Commission
Wilson
Coal Comminion
Garfield
White House
John P. White
Commission
Whedon
Hines
District Supreme Court
Bonillas Fails to Arrive Here in San Antonio
Ignacio Bonillas, Mexico's resigned ambassador to the United States, was expected to pass through San Antonio en route from Washington to Mexico City but did not arrive. He spent Wednesday in New Orleans with friends and was anticipated to arrive in San Antonio the following morning. Mexican Consul Gonzaro de la Mura and associates met trains from New Orleans today.
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Ignacio Bonillas
Mexico
United States
San Antonio
Washington
Sezlco City
Zaredy
Bonilas
New Orleana
Gonzaro G. de la Mura
New Orleans
Bonset Limited
Mating Cure
Chae
CassAdor
Eagle
Pasy
Albassadot
Republican changes bid to end stalemate in treaty vote
Senator Lodge presented a compromise reservation to Article 10 of the League covenant in the Senate. The modified Watson Simmons proposal shifts obligations, preserving U.S. power to wage war or use forces only when Congress authorizes. Gegner Freiinghuysen opponents the modification.
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PY Ashington
D. C
Senator Lodge
Senate
League of Nations
Lodge
Midas
Uct
Watson-Simmonks Compro
United States
Economie Forte
Teavex
Pefordiana
Freiinghuysen
New Jersey
St. Crelinghuszen
Night maneuver uses plane to guide infantry advance
In Laredo this week the Southern Department Air Service tested a De Havilland reconnaissance plane guiding an infantry unit by radio and flares. Capt. Oliver P. Echols said this is the first known night maneuver of its kind.
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Diplaio
Laredo
Oliver P. Echols
Southern Department Air, Service Office
Echols
Utvision
Beadnoortera
Latedo Wborder
Mcintosh
Beaumort
DeHaviland
Hex Stoner
Milo McCune
Air Service
F.C
Ivision
Co. Buck
Fedimental
Charias
Wien
Fuuplucty Ariery
Vort Melhcosbh
Winn
Buel
Colog Lome
Laredo Airdromé
HB. Hoechst
Southern Department
Gould
Air For Safety
Eenols
Weather summary for Oklahoma and Texas region
The forecast calls for fair but colder conditions tonight into Saturday across eastern Oklahoma and nearby Texas. Temperatures around 34 to 40 degrees with light northeast winds expected. A winter storm tracked from Kansas into the Lake Region brings high winds and precipitation, followed by a broad cold air mass. freezing lines extend into Oklahoma and the Panhandle, with subfreezing readings in northern districts and the Upper Lake Region.
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Okahoma
Oklahoma
Kansas
Lake
Rocky Mountainer
Panhandle
Texas
Upper Lake
Teza
Pauhandie
Rangers Ordered To Leave Red River Disputed Territory
Texas officials report United States Deputy Marshal Frank Morgan ordered Rangers to vacate the Red River area, a region claimed by Texas and Oklahoma. The Enid, Oklahoma ruling awards the land to Oklahoma claimants, valued at about 160,000 acres and reportedly worth 300 million dollars. Sam Sparks, Texas claimant, plans to appeal the decision after meeting with Governor Hobby and the attorney general.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Texas Rangera Wcretary
United ‘States
Frank Morgan
Red River
Oklahoma
Enid Federal Court
Austin
Sam Sparks
Coer
Texas
Sparks
Avastin
Hobby
Cope
Cureton
Fedeneral
Youmans
Enid
Okio
Greek Force Permitted to Fight Turks in Anatolia
London dispatch reports the Premier's Council authorizing Greek forces to attack Turkish positions in Anatolia and expel them if needed. The move is conditional on campaign success, with Greeks to withdraw once aims are achieved. Estimated Greek forces around ten thousand, Turkish strength about thirty thousand under Mustapha Kemal, per semi official sources.
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Anatolia
ED L. Keen
Meese Statf
London
CouRci
Eohditak
Beran
Inez
Arn Enid
Mustapha Kemal
King's Collapse On Stand Renders Staggering Blow
Dramatic courtroom scene as Senator Newberry ally King falters on the stand shaking off his defense. He collapses amid questions and is aided from the box, threatening to strike his testimony and jeopardize the defense. The jury withdraws as attorneys debate next steps and possible stricken records.
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Mich
Wiftera
Senagor Newberry
Mechaine
King
James O- Martin
Tames R. Bradley
Murfin
Ching
Soasions
Kim
Hie
Tnl
Newberry
Seextang
Garliament
Deputy Serves Jury by Using Airplane
An Illinois deputy sheriff used an airplane to serve a jury in the Btrans murder case. Lyle Balbsch of Chenoa, a wartime aviator, flew the service and reportedly spoke of a machine for this purpose, as Henry Javis reported yesterday.
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Marcel
Toray Rice
Lyle Balbsch
Chenoa
Utt
Jed Wa
Henry Javis
Death Follows Interurban Train Crash in Kansas City
In Kansas City, a westbound Lawrence interurban car struck an open switch and crashed into a stalled car on a siding last night. One passenger died at the scene and 14 were injured, with another fatality later. Fire, smoke, and wreckage hindered rescue as ambulances arrived hours later amid reports of several critically hurt passengers and switching crew attempting to warn oncoming riders.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Acelog
Ecorm
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Aveera
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Sims Charges
Paris
The
Temps
Wilaop-Hitchcock
Federal Vocational Board
York
Litnedale
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Littedale
U. S
Pittsburgh
Flitsburg
Bonillas
Watson-Simmons
Hellenes
Pisaus
Sipenen
Kanna
Kan
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