Burks Of Klan Leader Held In Michigan City
Michigan City Indiana April 1 reports say a klan leader and two guards faced discharge for alleged misconduct at a local penitentiary. Warden Daly indicated investigations tied the guards to smuggling and an attempt to influence prison escapes.
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Michigan City
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Ptivence
D.C. Steuben
Iapon
Madge Oberhoimer
Tae
Welter Dalyid
Sud
Tech
Seid
Doc
Chenson
T Swarden
Muonklau
Ecfers
Chlorolin Dip and allied disinfectants marketed for pest control
A fragment notes Chlorolin Dip Thesia disinfectant and Ger alcide sold by druggists for use against mites fleas and pox threats. It claims disease prevention by germs and lists Eilis Tess and Pocktrsmen as part of the unusual branding.
Count Germs in New York Subways
A New York study aims to estimate germ presence in subway cars by sampling surfaces and air to gauge contamination levels and potential public health risk for daily commuters. Researchers plan multiple sites across stations and times to build a clearer exposure picture.
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Count Germs
New York
Armour Grain Board Suspends Armour Grain Co on Chicago Board
CHICAGO April 3 The Armour Grain company was suspended from the Chicago board of trade by order of the directorate. The action, the board says, stems from two years of investigation and the wrecking of the grain marketing corporation. Officers of Armour Grain, all board members with farm memberships, will be tried before the executive committee. The suspension takes effect Saturday and allows three years to prepare for the blow. Witness testimony reportedly shows wrongful acts by Armour Grain, deemed responsible.
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Bs Universal Service
Chicago
Armour Grain Company
Chicago Board of Trade
Artion
Grain Marketing Corporation
Apimaus
Testittonr
Legion Claims Club at School Linked With Soviet Russia
Westchester Normal School faces a clash over free speech as the American Legion post alleges a Liberal club movement aligns with Soviet Russia. The Legion investigates alleged unpatriotic utterances and dismissals of two faculty members, claiming a spreading sedition across colleges and schools.
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Legion Claims Club
Soviet
Russia
Westchester
Liberal Club
Westchester Normal School
Samuel Wesler
Zues
Americas Legion
Soviet Russia
Sehers
Legion
Champion Oakland Car Scheduled to Being
An Oakland car built for endurance racing is set to arrive in San Antonio Thursday. Fire Commissioner Phil Waigler and Mayor Tobias’s representative greet drivers Charles Blank and Kari Seluorr, former wartime aviators, as the vehicle, escorted by police, passes along Broadway.
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United States
San Antonio
Fire and Dalice
Phil Waigler
Tobias
Charles FE. Blank
Kari Seluorr
Alem Mater Company
Broadway
City Hell
Taoter
Thin Clive
Hend
Alima Morer
Beit Ake Tawl-Poptine
Preont
Jude
Eneludex
Burglar Suspect Captured After Narrow Escape
Police report a burglar suspect was caught after a brief breakaway chase, with a witness describing the incident. The suspect, identified as Kidney Padget of 3 Weet Stinmiy Place, was later held in jail pending further proceedings.
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Sunpeet
Brewarty
Welwesdiy
Liv
Pinedo Raves Over California Girls
Pinedo travels to San Francisco for a visit with California fans, praising local girls and drawing attention to upcoming events. The piece mentions a Pleasanton stop by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meldlum and notes other attendees from Meaanaloa with a scattered, unclear account of who joined.
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San Francisco
Feresa
California
Hamer
Pleasanton
Myr
Mrv
Lawyer 98 Argues Before High Court in Water Power Case
In a case before the high court, Moses Hooper, 63, pleads that proper exercise and fresh air in youth would aid his argument. He pounded his desk and faced lengthy questions from Justice Holmes, 87, during the water power dispute proceedings.
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High Court
Washington
Oerder
Moses Hooper
Justine Holmes
Pan-Am Flyers Fed Up With Beans on Return
A Pan-American goodwill crew lands home in Santan and complains of meals. They want lowef steak with onions and others. rice, beans, and fish are missing, leaving them dissatisfied with the offerings.
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Pan-Am
Traces Found Of Ancient Indian Village In Arizona
Archaeologists from the Southwest Museums report traces of an ancient Indian village in the Gila River valley Arizona, possibly occupied about a century ago. The discovery, made after weeks in the area, is expected to illuminate the customs of the people who lived there long ago.
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Niversal Service
Los Ana Bles
Judge Shies at Suit Over Opera Singer
In New York on April 18 Justice Ford of the state supreme court warned of trouble for anyone who interferes with female estates as he refused to decide which theater rightfully hired Senorita Margarita Cueto. Cueto claimed she had signed a contract and backers contested the engagement.
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Shies
New York
Ford
State Supreme Court
Senorita Margarita Cueto
Back
Russia Bans Paper Quoting Kerensky Crisis Report
An issue of Current History published by the New York Times was barred in Russia. A Kerensky article claimed Russia faced its greatest crisis. The mailed copy to Odessa was returned with the address cut off and attached to the envelope by a pin.
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Ruw
York
New York Times
Russia
Kerensky
Savi Russi
Odessa
Federals kill Indian leader in Chihuahua clash
Francis Bosana, Tarahatsuca Chieftain, was killed while four tribesmen were captured near Cushibumachie. Troops executed the prisoners after a roadside fort. Fifteen captives were moved to Chihuahua City for examination and disposition. An unknown number of Tarahumara reportedly joined the uprising in western Chihuahua.
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Univerant Service
EL Pas
Francis Bosana
Tarahatsuca Indies
Cushibumachie
Chikwalita
Chihuahua City
Cuihuahua
Crum Leads Protestant Service At Pal Theater
The Rev Rolfe P Crum president of the ministerial alliance preached at the noonday service in the Pal theater He is rector of St Marks Episcopal church Robert Tate led the service and Rev Edgar Hubbard of Denver Boulevard Presbyterian preached the devotional
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Rolfe P. Crum
President
O Theroinisterial Alliance
Syoyo Wedarwlay
Paltheater
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Robert Tate
MEG. A
Sane
Edgar Hubbard
Denver Boulevard
Mrs Cole Battles Sleep Disorder and Gas Relief
A chaotic fragment describes Mrs Cole fearing sleepless nights due to gas and stomach discomfort. References a weekly routine, unnamed remedies, and mentions relief from unknown treatments, touching on head pain, backache, and indigestion in a garbled historically styled notice.
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Pinedo
Gaun Spears
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Iona
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