Dr Cook Begins Life Anew After Five Years in Prison
Dr Frederick A Cook ex explorer, released from Leavenworth after five years. He plans to study in Chicago with Dr Mompéon and will work local duties while under parole until 1925. His past notoriety from the North Pole claims and Texas oil swindles is noted with cautious redemption.
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Kansas City
Broderick A. Cook
North Pole
Texas
Cook
Piraty
Gray Prison
Liberty
Wew Ansper
Chen
Chicago
Ixglott
Mompéon
Dr. Thompson
Korneo
de. Cook
Dr. Cooks
Dave
AtteKinles
Frison
Dr. Cook
Ay Iiscoveres
North Pale
Angu
Ciaon
Tia
Copertagen
Binglam
ML. McKinley
John
Killitte
Distriet
Ohio
Aitilne
Fort Worth
Admiral Deary
de Teun Pratucara Magociatian
Fla
Kin’ Jompany
Lou Tellegen Weds No. Four in Asbury Park
Lou Tellegen, noted actor, wed for the fourth time in Asbury Park on March 9 to Evan Casanova, an actress in his vaudeville company. The ceremony was performed by Judge Martin L. Fercis. Desiree Inbor and Rafael Diaz attended as witnesses.
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Eva Casanova
Lou Tellegen
Geraldine Farrar
East
Rafael Diaz
San Antonio
Asbury Park
N. 1
Evan Casanova
Aelres
Vaudesille
Martin L. Fercis
Baptist Min Suror
Desiree ‘Inbor
Metropolitan Opera
Prince of Wales Continues Hunt in East Africa
NAIRUES Kenya Colony March 10. The Prince of Wales departs for Uganda to press on with his hunting safari after contracting malaria on a prior trip. The departure was informal with only the governor and a few officials bidding farewell at the station.
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Nairues
Kenya Colony
British East Africa
Uganda
Horn
Government Youre
Hoover to Open Red Cross Meet
President Hoover will open the American Red Cross annual convention in Wastington on May 5 with delegates from around the world expected. After the opening, he will turn the gavel over to John Barter Payne, national chairman.
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Universal
Gerry Wastington
Hoover
American Red Cross
John Barter Payne
Rail Union Chief Dies in California
SAN JOSH Calif March 16 OPM-M OG Montgomery aged 68 longtime head of the International Brotherhood of Twromallhe tinginnery dies at his home after several years of illness in California.
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Rail Union
California
San Josh
Calif
OPM
M_ OG
Montgomery
3000 Autos to Fach Airplane in U S New York
In New York the specified autos to air frame project shows a large count, with figures indicating thousands of units directed toward aviation uses. The report mentions a committee and a numeric tally tied to production and distribution plans.
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U. S
New York
Aidates
Agronaution! Chamber of Cane Mariee
Franklin stars in Valencia bull fight amid tragedy
In Valencia Spain yesterday Franklin the Brooklyn matador extraordinacy wowed Valencia's audience with a string of four bulls. One fellow matador collapsed dead from heart disease during the event. Franklin, already having slain Io bulls, returned to finish the performance amid a crowd shaken by the disaster.
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Universal Sersire
Valencia
Spain
Iidney
Franklin
Brooklin
Matador
Suny
Insane Hospital Fire Damages Six-Story Admin Building
Fire destroyed part of the six story administration building at the state hospital Bariko insane tomby. Dr Ci, Lt Chair Drake and staff offices were affected. Employees escaped and were kept in the institution at a safe distance.
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Jack Svovanes
State Hospital
Bariko Insane Tomby
Drake
Madeleine Slade Takes Charge Amid Gandhi Campaign
Miss Madeleine Slade, daughter of a British admiral, dies and leaves a fortune to support Gandhi's cause. She oversees his line of devotees this week while he travels on a civil disobedience campaign in India.
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Gandhi
Parachute Beats Plane to Earth in Dramatic Landing
New York report describes a dramatic air incident as a parachute failed to deploy properly and a passenger aircraft descended. A rescue effort involved a parachute and crash-landing protections, with witnesses noting the impact and the aftermath near Roosevelt.
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New York
Dane Dan
Chaenee Chamberlin
Ruowvelt Fehl
Chamberlin
Town Advertises for Candidates for Provincial Office
A local notice calls for applications from residents to fill several provincial government offices. The ad outlines requirement details and submission deadlines while urging qualified individuals to apply.
Solong study construction program outlined in Washington
Secretary Lamont detailed a sweeping public and private construction push to curb unemployment. He cited federal, state, municipal and private work, proposing over a trillion dollars in public works and rapid expansion of utilities and housing projects. State reports show large construction totals from Pennsylvania, Iowa, Kentucky and others as hearings loom on unemployment relief.
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Washington
Lamont
Commerce
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cas
Towa
Kentucky
Marsland
Nevada
Roads Spend Huge Improvement Fund Revealed
Washington March 10 The American Railway Association announced a record 2 7 1 000 funding for new equipment and upgrades, marking the largest expenditure since 1926. The program targets modernization of rail infrastructure and property improvements across key routes.
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Wasaington
Pete
Glass
Railrondys
American Rail Way Association
Toray
Burglar Alarm Guards Museum Treasures
New York March 10 police report the Metropolitan Museum of Art uses electric protection for plaster pieces as guards respond to a disturbance at the museum. An alarm sounded during the incident and investigators examine security measures.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ryoh
Lindbergh glider design praised for training standards
Beverly Hills California March quoted letter describes Lindbergh praise for a glider concept. The writer recalls a test with about a thousand people watching an early flight, noting the craft requires three or four hundred dollars, no engine, gasoline, or a sturdy wing. The author, Rogers, mentions risks and the dream of training men to fly.
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Beverly Nills
Calif
Linduergh
Rachel
Lindy Waa
Rogers
Broadway Beauty Returns Peeress to New York Society
Broadway beauty known as Lady Ashburton returns to New York from England. Once famed in modern musical theatre, she left for London after early success, later becoming acquainted with Lord Ashburton amid Broadway and stage circles.
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New Your
Mareh Jo—Fy -Reluyning
England
Broadway
Fameus
Doctor Saves Fire Victims In Gasoline Car Crash
Dr Chavez and Dr Rogers crashed at an intersection causing a gasoline spill and fire. Trapped passenger Clive was freed by bystanders including Dr Chavez who kicked the door. Firefighters arrived after the blaze subsided and Chavez was hospitalized with burns.
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Huret
Ernest Chayer
Mivraingly
M. N. Roger
Tuckberry Street
Dr Chavez
Rogers
Chavez
Hann Vey
Nozers Boi
Ohrvee
Tobeert BL Green Hospital
Plan Search for Pilot and Passenger in Missing Flight
A search party organized to enter Messea and Inok for Mone. Douglas the aviator and his aunt Clifford Deusen were to be accompanied today by a passenger after the two failed to return from a supposed noble excursion toward Taer Sounma.
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Douglas
Messea
Inok
Clifford Deusen
Taer Sounma
Doheny Trial Postponed In Taft Memorial Delay
Washington March 10 The trial of E. Dohen y and wealthy oil operator E. I. Doheny was postponed until Wednesday due to the death of President Taft. The District of Columbia supreme court announced the postponement as a mark of respect to the memory of the late chief justice. Doheny arrived with his wife Mrs. Doheny an hour before the planned start and appeared calm as jurors’ names were checked and a conference was called in chambers after a recess.
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Washington, D.C
E. I. Diband
Swilliam Howard Taft
District Columbia Supreme Court
Tiwheny
Myantine
Liten
Justion
Student Flier Hurt in Houston Plane Crash
Houston March 1. Man tin Blok, student flier, was hospitalized with a laceration to the head after a crash yesterday at the Main Street Airport. Blok, in his first solo flight February 20, had only begun training with 1 minute of flight time after four hours of study.
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Houston
Mantin Blok
Flynn
Blok
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