Indemnity talks over Berdell kidnap case shift to Baden officials
A German indemnity proposal in the Berdell kidnapping case moves to Baden officials amid protests in Berlin. Washington reports an unofficial suggestion that 100,000 marks be paid to Grover Cleveland Berdell’s family. the State Department is reviewing the plan. Weathered by war era tensions, the piece also notes fruit crop damage across several states, with peaches and pears hardest hit.
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New York Indictment Alleges Ranger Cone Fraud
Federal authorities announce charges against Servey Mone Ard and associates linked to the Ranger Cone company. Indictment cites conspiracy to defraud investors through fraudulent schemes and mailings. Prosecutors note a 500 bond and organized campaign activity beginning in 1919 with mailings affecting investors in multiple states.
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Apples Little Hurt Washington D C April Frost Hit Farm Areas
Fragmented OCR reads about frost sweeping a large portion of the district and harming agriculture. Mentions Washington D C and April, with unclear names and places due to damaged text. Contains no clear dates or identifiable organizations.
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Washington, D. C
Postoffice safeguards on currency shipments expanded
Washington Postoff ice officials and 10 Japanese representatives plus one from the department announced tighter security for currency shipments during the crime wave. Postmasters from major cities, inspectors, and added staff will guard all cash transit, with success in improving service and expediting deliveries. A welfare branch is planned in the department pending further steps.
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Washington memorial push ends with no accord
April 5 in Washington the American Legion and Knights of Columbus failed to agree on creating a national soil memorial in the capital. The American Legion refused the proposed plan, and the Knights of Columbus moved to broaden hospital and veteran aid efforts instead.
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Will Increase Rates in Washington and Texas Fees
Fragmentary OCR shows proposals to raise charges from cents to $1 per cap at a Texas market and in Washington DC. Details unclear with garbled names and places, but notes a formal address and April timing.
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